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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-02
Ths Surveyor General and the Capital Reporter


la an article in last weeks Reporter, the edi-
tor, BY base and ungent!emanly inuendoes en-
deavors to cast odlnm upon the official conduct
OF the Surveyor General, Mr. SARGENT. So far
as the Reporters rsm ,rs relative 10 ''the glar-
ing abuses that signalzed Mr. SARGENr's Undue
tioa into the office of Surveyor General" are
concerned, we have in this place but word or
two to say. zf#
Nj SARGENr's appointment we believe was
made in March last, aud immediately thereafter.
before he had had time to begin 10 ascertain the
coalition the Office was in, the whole pack of
hloodhoands i'll the State was unkcnnelled ana
turned loose upoa him, the snivelling Office Of
the Reporter taking the lead. to the great annoy
ance of tie more hiooded of the pack. This
vindctivcness, which was only eqialled on the
part of the Reporter by its manifest want of
sense and dccenc 7, accomplished but little. The
Surveyor General, unheedlng the ''ao:se and
confusion" that followed his ',indlcuon's into
office, Immediately commenced in mastery
manner his Official duties. and he has been most
sedulously engaged therein up TO the present
time, accomplishing, we venture 10 say, more
work. and at less exp ense, in the fire months he
has been in Office than perhaps was ever accom-
plis in that office in the same length OF time
before The Reporters base charges aud insn-
uations have become stale. He is behind the
times. w, can inform him, that in Dubuque,
where Mr. S,RGENr's official acts are best known,
all, irrespective OF party, speak OF hun and his
official contact in The strongest terms of com
mandatioa WAIT folly, then, on the part OF the
Reporter, to expose himself to the scorn and con
tempt Of every honorable man in the coaatry.-
IoHa Republican. aarE w
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PurLhpELrlItA. Sept. p.

LANCASTER RiorERs COMMITTED. Lewis,
Hinary aud White, three blacks engaged in the
Lancaster riot committed TO jail on charge of
treason against the United States. They were
participants in the Gorsuch murder.
Notes of the Commercial Bunk, Amhoy, and
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank of New Bruns-
wick, both Jersey. refnsed BY Brokers in Phia-
d,lphia and New York to-day.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-02

The correspondent Of the New York Inlepen-
dent, writing from Middlebury, Vermont, AMI
describing the recent commencement there, saws:
MI Douglas made very eloquent and popular
Yeech, which he closed by a subscription Of
$500 TO the college. ~ - .-t -
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BURLINGTON lHAWK-EYE.<
Southern Iowa Hort cu,.ura, soc;e,v


The regular October ee,ins OF the society viii
DC heid a, the City Council Room, over Cllrk &
Ifosher's Banking House, ON Thursday The I'd of
ostooer next ats o'claek 2. N. J.r.TALLANT,
wv fa''e's pieaSe copy Sevy.
sue AK HOUSE MoLAsSES.
HIM bBi.S. prime sugar house Molasscs re-
eeived on consignment, and for sale at 81
lou.s prices BY ocisol) JG LAUMAN \ BRo
sENECuFRlX NOTICE
NoTIGE is hereby given that the undersi,n
! Cd, was on the tst day Of September, 1851.
appointed by the Court of Probate of DeS Moines
county, Iowa, ENeeutrix Of the last Viii ami Tes-
lament OF James g. Edwards, deed. All, persons
indebted to said Estate will make immaa 10 nav,
ment 10 me, anu those having claims viii present
tue same Tor settlement legally authenticated.
ELLEN 7. EDWARDS,
sept 30, 1881 rxcru,r;x
n. B.-rhe undersigned, viii settle all Conar,
nership accounts Of the late firm Of Edwards \
BroadweH. Those indebted for substitution m
the Hawk-Eye, or for job Work or Adyerti>,ny 10
the late hrm. are earnestly requested to make I'M
mediate payment. as longer Indulgence cannot be
given. p The undersigned may be found AZ tho
Hawk.Eye office. JAMES NJ. BRoADWELL.
Burlington, sept. 90. 1891.
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~ Loadoa Spectator, in commenting upon the
i..rntahle lack Of wisdom which seems to mark
- ADMINISTRATION Of nearly all the Governments
= Euyope, thus refers by way of contrast, TO the
N~mons Of Salt Lake.
.Eyery nation is bailled in the attempt 10 better
is government; every government shakes over
4, volcanic ground Of na,iohai discomfort. The
Normoos Of Salt Lake are taking steps TO estat-
- intercourse with the Pacific. The progress
4 that singular sect, which may be called the very
organization Of ignorance and low superstition,
nisht Be repr6ach 10 older and more learned
roSernmenis. They are making way at all events
Az have had their struggles and their contests,
ii hey have arrived at kaowins their own
nindas They are wsyward, and we should call
n lswlsss but their leaders have studded the
ut % generally forgottea in Older Europe. that of
in0uescing the people. Ignorance is of two kinds
In passive or involuntary, which is the lack
4 ks6wledge; and the voluntary TO be not more
respectable oriess mischievous than the involuna-
r-perhaps II Is the worse, Since il is possible to
tarry i out with more insane consistency"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-02


The New York Herald, Of the 18th Instant
HSes ne following account of the nominees OF
the Locotoco Convention for the State Offices, that
convened at Syracuse, on the 10th:
lhe ticket Vt the Democratic Convention is
isf from being satisfactory 10 the National
John e Wright, who sold them to John VIM
100 y said to be nobody. Then comes Mr.
nandsn, Barnburner, who ran against Christie
Poet Morgan, two years ago. Levi S. Chatfield
= Ann Canal and rank Barnburncr. Two
vars ago ne was on the ticket, and was defeated
Horace Wheaton always acted with the abolition
W ~ the Buffalo platform was erected in 1918,
Aea Then be joined the Barnburners
:, ms ticket WILDE beautifully scratched by the
New York Democrats, and by many in the rural
@sQ1et4 II has but small chance of success.
atae Asxt day the New York deles alton could
aesgel evcn r. J. Dillon Attorney General
John Van Buren, has sold the other party most
cseqletsly. ars n
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Morgan. ll,Tlu.sg 4 Co.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO
MESrIC DRY GOODS,
tt5 Min street. 81. Louis. No.
NJ ORGAN M'CLUNG & Co. will have ready for
wi exhibition by list September, the most extern
sive stock of Foreign ana Dom ,sc Dry Goods, they
have ever offered in st Louis. is unnecessary
to specify qualities prices but their stock
will embrace every article Of French. Germln,
British or Am ,ricln manufacture which the neces-
sites of the ira lie require. Epccal attention has
been devoted to the selection of ladies' dress goods
and merchants visiting This city may rely upon fin l.
ing an assortment equal to any in the Uniou. They
intend that the extent AMI elegance of cir stock
shall 'reafter command the attention Of mer chants
visiting st Louis, and they will nblisate tn selves
to sell gnols low they can he brought from N.
York or Philadelphia. They will duplicate any bills
which may be made in the Eastern cities, adding
only the cost of transportation, sc.
To cash or punctualiealerS, unusual induce Is
will be offered, and all they SIX is that their stock
may he examined, to convince merchants of the
foregoing facts. aug s-Imw
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CI,OTIilNG


nuR stock OF Fail AND WINTER CLorHiSo
- and furnishing goods has been selected with
particular regard to the quality of the goods and
workmanship. Every article is new and fresh,
aud comprises IN part the following
Blanket and beaver cloth ovcr-coats; .....N 30.
Cloth, dress and business coats;
Heavy satuaeu winter coats;
Boys coats and pants;
Doe skin ,ana plain black cashmere pants;
Fancy CasSimerc and sattinctt pants;
Sleeps grey pants, Jeans do
Blanket hip Jackets; Linen breasted SHIRTS;
Hickory, check and calico shifts;
Linca. check, net and flannel shirts;
Under shirts aud drawers;
Canton flannel shirts and drawers;
Domestic and worsted half hose;
Buck skin gloves and mitts;
Berliu and wool do; SuspcnGers, etc.
We invite the attention of the public ~ gu. stok
and feel ssured that we give satisfaction both
as to quality of goods aad cheapncSs.
p Having completed our arrangements for
dressing hats at the store, gentlemen desiring it
have their hats dressed at the shortest notice.
The highest prices in CASH paid for all kinds Of
FCRS and Deer skins. wtrw
BURLINGTON. Scrt oo.iS5i !. STIRGIS X SON
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Commissioner effhe GsneraI Land oger.

NOTICE 10 Pre- enption cfGimaEts IA 10 les e-
occupants. and psrni'fees Of Mineral Lan1s.
Every person entitled to the light of rre-' nltion
to any ot the lands above mentioned Is required to-
establish the same to the satisfaction &c tie RI gis
ter and Receiver at Sault Ste Marie ala MAZE pay
men therefore. pracf aide after seeing fhs
notice, and before the day appointed fer the
mencement of the public sale Of the fsi Dis smLra-
eng he tract claimed otherwise such claim vii.
be orfeited. ..".
And everyrerson having the right. uhicr the at Q
entitled s.an act tn establish 4 land oEioe in TIE
northern part of Michigan. and To protice for the
sale Of the mineral lands In the State Of Mrhigsn,'
approved LIST March, 1s47. i.ssfes, occupcnfs,
permees, to enter to the CXta 1T Of tL.ir leases
permits, an, Of tie lends al ose mer tienta, aud
who are entitled, under the oct eEiit s'an .cf tn
reduce the minimum price of the mineral Taads in
the Lake Superior district. MrcLfrfn, and tie
Chippewa district. in Wisconsin, approved ceIh
September, 1850, s.to enter the lard cOversaI y
their leases, Occupancy. ard permits rsspt Give
ly.'' at the min mlm priee Of 81 s5peT scIe or if
covering more than one full section, seBtitlea, Oh
the surrender of such lease permit the lrofsr
land office. To purchase ii he shall e'eci 20 TO So
full section at the tate Of So 20 rel a,re In
required 10 establish the same TO the satisfaction
of the Register and Receiver ~ Sauif Ste Mario,
aud make payment therefor seen On practicable
after seeing this notice. and tefoTe the cay aIreinf
ed for the CONNIE ne cment the Iptlr sale II the
lands mbracing the tract claim otherwise sue I'M
claim viii be forfeited. J. BU1TTEFIFIr.
ago I2w. CommissiCnr Of the CsEsTai Land pTcr.
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EvANsSrLLE, Sept. -, 1881.
=. ,tAamboat James Jackson exploded al .
- yesterday mo, ning, on leaving Shawnee
~ fk,rty Eve persons Killed and wounded anu
~ nissssg. The following is the list of killed
49, Hsnc;s, Of Louisiana. bad. wounded
s..aed Philip Price, badly wounded Capt.
,-ss Ns;chcx. killed; Mrs Margaret Green,
s.. l;lled John Grcmss, Vera Cruz, badly
~ ~, Emanuel Brown, New Orleans, do;
Ys-s. warren, Louisville ,colorcd man, Killed;
s..ss. E,nhray, Columbus Ohio, slightly wound-
"a nnsi;n Johnson, New Orleans, do; Judy
~ Asn. Woman Of color, Kentucky, do; DR.
~;Iiam Wood, Georgetown, kentucky, killed
~ c;ah. residence not known, and Eliza Pitts,
Sl women, badly wounded and scalded;
49, rom Arkansas, wounded on The head; An
-. eonthworth, Louisville, slightly woohdedi
sssss K,mbald, Albany, do; VIM. Mitchell,
.s!.so,vn. XIV. do James Ross, Carroll coun-
= ss.s;ssippi. do; Charles Alonoy, louisville,
~ sc,lded Joseph Hawkins, Louisville, do ;
- Warren. Lake Providence, do; Isaac
s..c.rcIe. Mississippi, do; Owen Gauet aud
~ siiehtly scalAed; James M'Fadd. Baton
S S..s. hsdly scalded s. G. Spencer, Tennessee,
Ssalv broken, Arnold I.ashby, Kentucky
~, Ississippi, slightly sca!ded; Robert s.
SI..hHv. a. Mary Ganson and child, Louisville,
tns1, p. K. Cockburn. New Orleans, slightly
Ia.nssS, nuniei Marshal, Illinois, badly scalae,l;
:. Rcoa. Mississippi, killed; ]. ]. Niche, Mis-
I..i ~ Sadly wounded DR. A. c. kune, L,nis-
~ slish,ly wounded Judge Q. Morgan, Loai-
S1e. Sc, solomon Y. Stewart, Iouisana, 10;
~ HcHattea, badly wounded; \. L. Larry,
Tss;,ippi, do; G. c. Shaeklefosl. slightly !;
1872. do; Or Kline, do. a.
= no pilots were slightly injured. The en-
- i charge Of the engine is reported inn
vsShtely after the explosion. to have Jumped
s-sAmra, rot ashore and took to the woods.
~ Fot on board ut Shawneetown, aud was
lnsi hsfore getting out Of sight Of her home.
~ Cumberland Valley was short distance
49, tAe Jackson, and immediately returned.
1879 valuable assistance by towing the wreck
10 sAore, 4. .a
~ Jackson is literally torn TO pieces from the
fsnl d nearly the after part Of her cabin. Her
TO boilsrs are mashed flat. a..
- steamer Loyal Hanna, with Spalling &
tnA Circus on hoard, sunk some distance abovc
ihis place. on Friday last.
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Mn WEBsrER's ILLNEss.-Thc Eoweli Couri-
4, paper entirely friendly TO the distinguished
statesman, sincerely hopes his health may be I'M
proved. but adds that sit is certain Mr. Webster's
ultimate friends in New Hampshire are very Sc
rioasly alarmed at the present state of il. They
eoka2on him rs very sick man-his old CON-
paAint having recently attacked him with more
severity than ever before. We are told that his
ssddea return to Boston was occasioned by de-
s'ss - consult his physicians.
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Machine Shop 4 Brass Foundry.

flNilE undersigned would respectfully inform the
1 public that they are prepared to build thresh-
ing machines, rcapers, 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 cali particular attention to their Steel
fioushs, which are better, cheaper, aud more du.
raole than any other kind manufactured in the
west. REM \ Down, Machinists.
burlington Iowa, Sept.a I, 1851. WY
STATE OF IOWA, DcsmoineS county, SIS. -
District Court of DsSmoincs county.
Jonas Wye,h VS.. Mary Lorry wyeth late Mary
TORY Hancock.
rhe State OF Iowa, To Mary TORY Wyeth late Ma,
~ Tory Hancock.
Nou are hereby notified that there is now on
l. lille IN the office of the clerk Of the District
Court IN Des Moines County Iowa, a petition of
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 III.
Ut burlington on the 27th day If October next
lsop the said court will decree a solution of
The marriage contract now existing between Won
and the said Jonas Wyeth, prayed for in his said
petition. GRIMES STARR, Attys for Pltn.
.. c. WieHrMAN, Clerk.
BURLINGTON FIRE AND MARINE
N S y r A N CT c o NJ ANY,
CAPITAL 100000
'INHlS Company organised on the .3d Of July 1881
under the General Corporation Law of the
Na'e ot IOWA, is now prepared for business, and
oilers Itself to its friends md the public for the In
surance OF Dwelling houses, stores manufacturers
Barns, and all other kinds of property aqaias loss
or damage by FIRE, also.
To make marine insurance upon vessels, hulls of
steamboats, freight lists, goods, wares aud mer-
handize, specie, bullion, bills of exchange, bank
bills, aud inland transportation Of all kinds
All loses viii be promptly adjusted
The premiums wall be loaned to the patrons of
the Company. .z.
business hours fom A. NJ. until I 4. NJ Discount
days, Mondays aud Thursdays.
ES~ottce IN the counting house of John G. Foote.
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. ~ m.
Directors.
John q. Footc. VIM +. Coolbaugh,
{. w. Bodemann, James w. Grimes, maaz
Charles Mason, julius +. Tallant
A. w. Carpenter. ..- .
Jos. L. FAXES, JOHN G., EOOTE
Secretary. .nf President.
august 81, 1851 3mw
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N + w ES RLISH MENT
WhitcOlMb Il Brother.
Wholesale
Hat, Cap an d Fur House,

No. IL Main street, ST Louis, Mo.
1INHa subscribers are now receiving lar.e-en-
trcly new stock--a fuli and complete assort-
ment of HATS, CAPS AND EuRS, in which can
be found greater variety of style and quality, than
in any other house west OF the mountains. eva
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
fcred in this city. .. ..5 e.s
Having a resident partner in New York city, en-
gagged IN the business, affords such facilities as
will enable us to sell here at about Eastern prices
II is also our intention TO keep our stock complete
during the whole season.
-" rhe highest Market Price, in Cash, maid for
Furs AMI Deer Skins gB
NJ. =. WHIrroaB, r. J. WmrroNp
New York city. 81 Louis, Mo.
81 l. vi S, sept. II, 1881 w2m
ALoNIo CAILD ELoN q. PRATT oRA N.k chlr h
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s A "FAsT' TowN.-Last year the town of
Dunkirk, at the western terminus Of the New
York and Erie Railroad, had oaly 500 inhabitants.
Now it has 5000, aud next year will have 5000.
So says the N. Y. Express.
Well executed counterfeit so bills on the
State Bank # Indiana are in circulation out on
he Wabash.
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
EAiI, TRaDE ISL

l.. C. TOPPING s. CO.,
No. u5s, Mum street, Saint Louis, Missouri,
TAVE in store and are constantly receiving
1 1 their new and elegant stock of Competing, Oil
Cloths, SC, consisting in part of the following
rieties.
CARPETS.-Royal Velvets and Winans, Ia
pestres anil Brussels, Imperial Tree Phys. Fine and
extra tine Inyrains. Scotch and Veettian.
s~E Oil Cloths, Rugs, &c. ..5
= Every veriety and style, floor OIL cloths, from
to - feet wide, Chenelie Rugs, Velvet and Taftaa
do; Mats, Ft,or ,chinss, Fable aad Piano Gov.
ers, stair Rods, &C.
We would also c Ill the attention Of Merchants
to our large stock of Wan Papers. H'indow Cur
tain Papers and
1000 pairs Transparent Window Shades. which
we Offer at wholesale al exit emely low prices.
Having imported and purchased our stock from
the most celebrated Factories. ami being of the
latest AMI most approved styles. Our friends and
strangers visiting the city will find it greatly TO
their advantage TO examine our goods before pur-
chasing. l.. {. TIPPING co.
st Louis, august IS, 1851 .u.. wam
Tremendous stock of
SL0 1=1LaY@s Pr
~ 100000 DOLLAs>.. .s
We have this, fall the largest and most masniti-
cent stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever offered by any house. AS regards the sty les
and mike of our goods, il is useless to speak, as
We have reputation far and ide. OF epiug the
Best Vale Clothin: in III. Country.
And from the mrny advantages that we possess
in importing and manufacturing our entire stock
for cash, and selling to none but prompt me and
further more, the tremendous amount Of Goods
that we sell, il must he apparent to every one.that
we can sell at 10 ver prices than any other house
WENOT ONLY CAN BUT WILL.
I G57On the 18th of August we will open our EN-
| TIRE SrO TX f,r nspection. All we ask is. Cor
| you to call and examine, fully satisfied
| you will purchase In addition to oar large stock
| Of staple Goods, we have large assortment If
| VERY FINE CLOTHING
| rSMoito-S Large sales and small rroit..r
| MARTIN & BROTHER.
No. lis Main ST., st Louis, Mo.
| MARTIN 4 BOTHER.
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SAINT LOUIS.
McCrcery, Essex 4 CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in rg
Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Fancy
Variety foods,
SAINT LOUIS.

| Variety Goods,
NO. 81 MAIN STREET ST. LotIs, ..'
( 'ALL the a,tention OF the country merchants 10
- the largest stock Of goods in this line, 10 be
found IN the market, Part of which win be found
enumerated below:
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems fashionable aud u. n. silk beaver, angola,
brush and musk hats,
Mems soft blk, white and gold Jenny Lind ana
Parodi brush hats;
Mens'eongress, Xossutii and artis,s'sof WOO, do
Mems, silk and mohair plush caps;
Boys silk ana mohar plush caps, ''@.as... P"
Boys fancy and plain soft wool hats; -..
boys fancy and plain son fur hats; " "5
lnfancs fancy plush, satin and fur hats; vi -
Mems and boys cloth caps OF various patterns;
Childrens' silk velvet and other fancy turbans.
BONNErS.-LaaieS'F Florence braid, fancy straw,
silk, satin velvet ponncts.
Faacg ana Fariefy Goods-D1ess Goods, Sc
Black mas.eoni lu>trng, Gro dc Rhiac and en-
bossed silks; ~-u..3 .....="4z
Chanseahle sici, high colorcd plaid. stripes aud
fancy silks;
Bonnet silks and satins, horenccs, &c.
Also, seheral stock Of cashme"es, delaincs. vel
vets, lustres. fancy plaias and worsted and silk
embroidered merino robes.
WHITE GOODS.
Camhrics, jaconets, null and Swiss n,usl,us, so- :
tin stripe, lace stripe and tape check dos Victoria
and bishop lawns, plain and aud fancy bobhin,,s,
patent spot and fancy lace nots. .#~.
ASHAWLS AND HANDKERCHiEFS
Fine colorca long shawls, black do, 81. ca, ~
S-a and o-i plain aud embroidered Americ an cloth
do; American, Scotch and L ng,ish plaid DO nlan
and embroidered cashmere do; plain and printed
merino do; plaid and net wool h,rk'fs; fancy me-
rno scarfs and hd'k'fs, ladies' fancy dress hd'ks
plain and fancy silk scarrs. t"a# p
CRAVArS AND aANDKERCHIEFS
Gents blk lustring cravats. blk Italian, plaid and
embossed, and cameleon do; fancy neck ties.
Pongee, shanghai cora. handana, e,nbos Sc d a nd
Spitalte'd silk pocket hd'kfs; ladies' and gents,
linen cambria do. -A
--AlSo--G "#+#& @.S& A."
Hoods, comforts. coats, shirts. drawers: s"..
Hosiery and gloves. suspenders, buck mi,ts:
Umbrellas. combs, buttons and threads; .#J
Needles: pms, tapes. findings, brushes;
Purses, poeket-hooks, bead. bags; &E~.....
Mahogany Franc MIRRORS, looking glasses:
wall and window paper. wrapping do; rss@
Writing paper, gum wips aud over shoes;
Grapes, Grape lisse, collars, lace capes;
Bcrthas, laces and edgings, wells yimrs;
Frtnses,dress trimmings. ribbons, artilcials;
WOODEN yarns, carpet bags, band boxes;
Beads aud necklaces steel pur sc trimmings;
Razors, scissors ana shears;
Soaps, perfumery, hair oils aud cologucs;
Musical instruments, whalebones.
SpeCtacles, spoons, gun caps, inkst lands;
Powder TASKS, cedar pencils; ..-5~.
Razor strops, states aud steel pens.
We are prepared to show to our Old custo ONE RS
ana merchants genei ally, larger stock ami great
or variety of goods than any other house in our
line in the city, which offer upon the most lib
Graz terms. (St Louis sep ;, 1851