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4 REMOVAL
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EDWARD MEAD, Importer of

"a EMSNsn EDWARD MEAD, Importer OF
AESN.Ae.@ fine sne watches Jewelry, cutlery
pistols, and fancy goods and dasuerreotype stock
generally, has removed to his new store, No 81
Main, corner OF Pine street. would respectfully in
vte the attention Of the public to his very large
sortment OF watches jewel,y and fancy goods, just
received and now opening. Importing largely, he
is prepared to sell at a very small advance. Aim
ing at large sales and small profits, he can and will
sell cheaper than any house in st Louis. Grateful
for the very liberal patronage ofmy friends and the
public generally; shall endeavor to merit contin-
uance oftheir business. Offering for their sele
very large assortment of fine chronometer, duplex
and lever watches, in extra heavy gold hunting and
double bottom cases,made expressly to my order.
by the best London makers.
Gold detached lever and cylender watches;
Silver do do do do.
New and fashionable jewelry:
Silver spoons forks, ladies, cups SC, OF my own
manufacture, and warranted collar standard;
Silver plated castors and cake baskets;
Silver do tea-setts, urns and walters;
Britannia tea-sets, casters and urns;
Japanned tea-trays; Razors and razor strops;
Table cutlery, fine ivory and buffalo handles;
Pocket do of Rodgers and other makers;
Double and single barrel guns and rifles;
Revolving and rifle pistols:
Hair, cloth, tooth and nail brushes:
Perfumery, the best German cologne;
Powder TASKS and sporting apparatus generally;
Percussion caps, Germ1n and English water proof
Dasuerreotype plates cases, chemicals and Ca
meras, large and complete assortment, at all
times on hand.
Employing the best Lon Ion workmen, am pre-
pared to repair all kinds of watches; or to supply
jewels any new parts OF Watches also to alter lc
escapemcnts and chronometer or duplex, and
to apply adjusted compensation balances.
The highest prices paid in Cash for California
gold, or manufacterd in jewelry to order.
Guns, Rifles and Pistols.
TNO provide for the trade in this department.
i have made arrangements to import fine double and
single baeled shot gus, direct from the best English
manufacturers. sa.....E
shall be in receipt for the spring trade of large
assortment of fine aud common double and single barrel
shot rifles and suitable for plantation
mountain trades Colts and Aliens revovers; belt and
pocket pistols powder TASKS, and shooting
orally which will be sold the trade at reduced prices
have also attached to my establishment gunsmith
shop and shooting gallery, where aruns and pistols
be tried to the satisfaction of the purchaser Having
poyed experienced workman I prepared to do all
kinds of gunsmithing and manufacturing fine guns
der. EDWARD MEAD,
-
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100 doz horse collars;
600 do spades and show
els, do, Amos, Row
lands, Carr's and
others;
1000 doz. Collins, SIM
mons, Days. & 9TH
axes, ass'd;
200 doz hatchetS, shing-
ling and bench;
100 do hand and pannel
saws, ass'd; @
500 do (St Louis make}
millsaws, ass'd;
350 do do and cross cut
do; cross cut do and
circular do all sizes
lo,O0O lbs brass kettles
and pals. assorted;
10000 lbs Griffin's horse
nails;
200 kegs wrought do, 6
to I'D;
500 dog coffee mills, as
sorted kinds;
4 NJ percussion caps;
so casks sadirons,as'd
200 doz tea kettles,cast
and sheet iron;
400 dog fry pans;
500 doz knob door locks
assorted; us
500 do pad, chest, cup
board and trunk do;
800 doz door laches, do
800 gross spoons;
500 doz curry combs.
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Jun iata ISOlIimg Mill,

ALLEGHENY ClTys OPPOSITE PITTSBURGH, Pa,
SEMPLE, BISSELL CO.,
MANUFACTURES of Juniata Iron Nails and
lVl Spikes; spring. blister and plough steel, OF all
sizes, Warehouse No. As Wood st, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Also, No. II Levee, 81 Louis, Me.
The greet care exercised in the manufacture of
our Iron, as well as the exclusive in all cases
of the very best stock, which is manufactured un-
der the personal superintendent Of two members
or our firm, insures an invariably uniform and su-
perior quality of Iron, and its use can confidently
be recommended for al purposes, requiring Iron
OF extra quality.
At our st Louis house, we will furnish Iron and
Malta, 40 low as the quality can be bought in
Pittsburgh, with the addition Of freight only. We
also keep on hand. Of our own importation, large
assortment Of the best Cast and German Steel, An
wills, Vices, Bellows, Stocks and Dies, Springs AK
les, Castings, &C. ss.-@
We respectfully request call from those desir-
ing to purchase goods in our line.
SEMPLE, BISSELL CO.,
Feb 20, 1851 st Louis, Mo.
TOFFEE MILLS: Patent, Bog and California; al
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81 LOuis. Februarv G. 1851

81 LOUIS, febTuafy6 3, 1901.
Messrs r. c. Clark Co., il gives me much plea
to inform you that having carefully tried your
White Lead in several different ways, fndit equal
in body and Wilderness, and quality geuerally,to any
article manufactured in the west. You are at lib
erty to use this as recommendation il it will be Of
any benefit to you. l am, with much respect,
yours, &c. CHARLES r. WiLGus.
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William North.

Wholcsa Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats,
No. 95 Main street, Saint Louis,
HAS received by recent arrivals, and now in
Al store, large and desirable stock Of .easonable
RAv goods in the above line embracing all the new
.and fashionable styles, well adapted to the conn
try and city trade, to which constant additions will
be made, thereby keeping his stock complete dur
ing the season; all Of which have been selected
with great care and will be offered to the trade at
a very small advance on manufacturers prices. e.
Merchants visiting the city are respectfully So
licited to an examination of the stock before pur
chasing as am determined to sell very low. I
feel confident that, from the completeness and va.
riety of my assortment will be able to offer grea-
ter than usual inducements. WM NORTH
ST Louis. march 10. 1851 ...-. ..-
Guardians, Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.
DY virtue of a License and Decree of the Probate
II Court of Desmoines county, Iowa, we will on
Tuesday the LIST day OF April A. D 1881, sell 10 the
highest bidder, the following Real Estate, to wit
The undivided interest of the Minor Heirs of John
Harper dec'd in and to the north east quarter Sec
ton, and the half Of the south east quarter of
section number five, (5,) township seventy-two
(7a north range two west OF the sth principal mer-
lillian, containing two hundred and thirty-two and
Der thirty one, (s) township seventy-three, Gay
north, range two west, containing one hundred and
sixty, Q6o,) acres.
s5-Sale at the Office of the Probate Judge Of Des
Moines county, Iowa, in the city of Burlington.
as-Terms OF Saic.-One half of the purchase
money to be paid down-the balance in one year
from date of sale. JOHN Fl. WARE, Guardian OF
Nancy f. Harper and David II. Harper.
JOHN HARPER, Guardian of
Mahala Ann Harper, minors and heirs of
Yellow Spring, marchb 1851 Jno Harper, decd
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Our Dry Goods consis
4 bales Osnaburg;
25 do brown shifting
all varieties;
3 bales warp Yarn;
- do cotton batting;
35 cases American and
English Prints;
6 cases bleached shirt
ings. Es.
$50 ps. ass'd Gtnghams;
40 do do Alpaca;
10 do Lyonese Cloth;
6 do black dress silk;
4 do Changeable do 90
2 do watered do do;
4 do satin Nesting;
5 do silk do
10 do worsted do
5 do bl'k silk Velvet;
Z do Tabby do
4 do chang'ble de lain;
= do silk stripe do
\ lO luctrp do
GO do linseys; ..--.
- do super fineGerman
hroal r1oth. -
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Also, silk Vests, with the largest and most -
CANT assortment OF GcnHemen's FrHishfHg Go. D
ever brought into this or any other market nor
OF 81 Louis Call and see for yourselves, to WI
Fine Irish Linen shirts; SILK Draw ers and uncc
shirts; Flannel, wollen knit and Canton Flannel E
Fancy silk ard satin CrGrafs and Scarfs, Poe =
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Socks, Gloves, Gem.
forts, Trunks and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, etc
Also. large assortment Of HATS AND CAFs
Of the latest patterns and fines material.
sDont be backward about coming fofward.o 49,
thing in our line will be sold the best terms
all warrantedl Any person in want of any artIeie
enumerated above. may rest assured that me earn
do better than give us a CALI We shall take rIc7r
ure in showing you our stock ercn if you 10 noti
Country dealers are respectfully informed III H
we are prepared to sell at WHOLESALE, and 80
terms that cannot fail to ensure them handsf mHes
profit. HEINSHEIMER Il c..
oct 81. $50 Jefferson street. innrs heIntE Tn.
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a lS5t. 1881. cssEFrD
"a THOSE VINO DO NOT ADVERTISE, --
~ DESERVE NOT TO BE PATRON IL
IYEn

"a THOSE WHo Do NOT ADVERTISE. -
n DESERVE NOR rr TO BE PATRON.
HHr new half een ,nEp ind, y, ready with une.
i qualed stock and facilities to offer oar many
friends and customers the largest stock Of Furni-
ture and Upholstery, and more varied than any 9TH
house in the city. alarge part Of which has been
made to our order and for our own sales.
Our Sales Rooms being 1850 feet deep by so feet
broad enables 10 show more goods, and to better
advantage to the than at any other house
in our line.
We confidently say that our arrangements for
1851, surpass all our previously unequalled ones.
Wholesale prices fixed, thus assuring the dealers
that their orders will be filed at as low rates as by
personal attention. <s.s RI
Dealers in our line, hotel Keepers, merchants,
steamboat officers, farmers, and every one else,
come and see, and thus satisfy your selves that
seruth is stranger than felton,"
sCARRITr & MASON.
No. 60 Washington avenue,
march 6, 1851 st Louis, Mo.
nN hand and to arrive-i00 sofas; goo bureaus;
" geo dozen wood chairs; 100 cane seat chairs;
400 beads,eads; 200 wood rocking chairs;
200 tables 100 cane seat rocking chairs,
200 stands; SO mahogany rocking chairs. For
sale by (msrch esp sCARRiTT & MASON
NAHoGoNY wardrobes. marble TOP centre ia
I bles, bureaus, side tables wash stands and side
boards, mahogany book cases, fine centre tables,
side dining and extension tables, &C.. for sale by
atsss-t...s5a5 .sa SCARR1TT & MASON,
march s '5i No.s60 Washington Avenue.
"ARIETIES-Icc boxes, transparent shades,
Y looking glasses, fans and plates, dining and
breakfast tables, wire and tin safes, willow wagons
ami cradles, cribs, lounges, desks, velocipe des
willow chairs mattresses, of all kinds portable and
French bedsteads, shower baths, sc. sold cheap
by (march s '5I) ScARRiTT & MASON.
SCARRITT'S Patent Sofa Bed. acknowledged to
~ possess more beauty comfort. convenience and
durability than any invention ofthe kind ever he
fore offered to the public. Manufactured and sold
by SCARRITT 4 MASON,
march 6'5i No 60 Washington avenue
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the firm Of Car
fstt Cooper, at Burlington, and Cooper, Garrett
co. Il Fairfield, is this day dissolved by mutual
eonsent; either party having the right to use the
nane of the firm in liquidation. VIM. GARRETT,
March II, 1881. WMI 1. COOPER
II. BAH persons indebted to US, whose notes
Y - eccounts are due win be expected to pay the
i saae according to agreement, for we must have
\ noHey, and do not wish to make costs. G. & c.
W npNOTlCE-The Subscriber will continue bu-
siassl, and respectfully invites his old customers
80 The public generally, to give him call before
\ Derchasing. omar 2o) WIN. GARRETT.
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Fmrs! farsi! Fnrx...
T STURGIS s. SON are paving the highest pr.
j ces in CASH for otter, Coon, Mink, Wolf, Cat
AMI Muskrat skins.
TN. B.--We are paying the highest prices for
Nuskrat Skins Jan =, 1851
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SAINT Louis.


DAVID fEARcs, cHAi BENEDICT,
d Lea's, Mi.sonn. Danbusy, Connscticut.
-al David Pcarcc & Co.,
-g4E wBoLEsALE DEALIRs IN ,rs,.s-s,.
Hats, Caps, Rsnsets and Artificial Flowers,
No. lao, Main Street, st Louis, Mo.
TINE subscribers have now on hand large and
j well selected stock OF Hats, Caps, Bonnets and
Artificial Flowers, of all descriptions, and will be
in daily receipts throughout the season, of the lat
est and most fas honable styles; Of which are
Fash. Moleskin, Fash. Beaver,
do Silk, do Nutfia,
do Angola, do Muskrat,
do Bush, do Coney,
do Russia, do Cashmere.
Low crown P. B., black, pearl and drab brush,
Russia, nutria. muskrat, and cashmere.
Mems and Boys black, pearl and drab Union
Hats; fmsa #,.se5 n.seM .s ..#.s.
Mems and Boys black pearl and white, beaver,
brush and cashmere California and Hung hats;
Mems and Boys black, brown, green and purple
Tampico. Jenny Lind, California aud Mexican hats;
Mems and Boys' black, bro green corn, peach
blossom. pearl and white Saxony-wool, Congress,
Kossuth and Jenny Lind hats: @&@t
Mens' and Boys black, pearl and white s. & r..
C. medium and common wool hats;
Mems and Boys Panama, Leghorn, Curacoas,
Pedal, English, Coburg and straw braid, Canada
and rice straw, and palm leaf hats;
Mens' and boys silk mohair and cotton plush, Of
all coors and styles, cloth. silk and cotton glazed
and velvet caps of different styles and qualities;
Infants fancy and plain silk and cotton velve.
and cloth turbans; EE
Ladies' and Misses Florence braid. split, Tripoli
and Aiboni's raw, birds eve, Florence and cactus,
Chinese pearl, pedal imperial, French and Neapoli-
tan lace plain and shirred silk and lawn straw and
willow bonnets. s..- ..1s
80 cases Artificial Flowers OF American, English,
and French manufacture, consisting of wreaths,
sprigs and lunches. Of all STYLES and colors.
Mr. CHARLES BENEDICT. of our firm, being a
large and extens ive manufacturer of Hats, in Dam
bury, Conn.,, enables us to sell our goods lower
than any other house in this city.
Country merchants will fndit greatly to their adj
vantage to call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing we dete rmined to sell at the lowest
cash prices DAVID PEARCF CO., 100 Main st
Saint Louis Mo-, march 1851. s.#
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w OmenS Une ana meuiuUH
kid and goat slips and
buskins,
do Congress boots and
buskins,
do peged and sew'd kip,
calf and goat strap
shoes and buskins,
Nlisses'kip, calf, goat, kid and
! enameled lace boots,
do CATERS and half Cal
tiers, all colors,
do kid slips, bnsk & ties,
HATS, CAPS, &c.
i Mems fashionable fur and
silk hats.
do medium & br brim do
do soff brush &MeXican,
alicolors and qualities
do Congress & kossuth,
BLK, pearl and fancy
colOrs,
Boys fancy fur & wool hats,
Mems Panama and leshorns
do Pedal, fancy, straw &
China pearl,
do fine, medium and low
priced palm leaf hats,
Boys, Youths and chi!drens'
leghorns, China PEARLS
and fancysGmmer hats
Mems, Boys and children's
cloth, silk, plush and
fancy caps,
Childrsns' and Infants silk
and cotton velvet Tur-
, bans.
fSt Louis. march 6, 1881
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

- AT this Nursery. II miles west Of Burliug-
ton, Immediately on the plank road, there are
-. in cultivation 200, 900 Apple Trees; besides
Peach, Cherry, Plum, Persimmon and Ounce Trees;
where lovers of good fruit, and the public
~, may be accommodated, on the most reasonable
terms, with Orchard and Garden Trees.
We expect to enlarge our stock from year to year
and are determined never to be excelled by any
in the selection the hest varieties,
or in detecting and casting out such as are unwor-
thy OF cultivation. All orders executed promptly.
nov 4; lS50-6m A. LEONARD SONS
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AVERY,S NURSERY.


RNEAR BURLIN TON, IOWA.
]. - WE have over 100000 Fruit Trees in their
various stages from one to four years growth
- which We offer at the following prices, to wit:
~ Sof Apple Trees of suitable size for Orchard
planting $40 per 100 900 per looo for extra size
"a per 100. 81
.Ss Pear Trees from 30 to 50 cents each.
" Grape Vines, Isabella and Catawba. one year old
~ pee leo, two year0ld, very fine, S6 to 81 per
eenorcd or ten cents each.
49, Also, the following Nursery Stock.
NJ apple Trees just grated and ready for planting
- Nsrsery rows $25 per thousand. or in larger
aaneies Of from five to ten thousand $50 per 1000.
1880 one year Pear seedlings $40 per 1000.
seee DO do Maxzard Cherry $40 per 1000. /
1900 bestPlum seedlings for stocks > 10 per l00o
sfs APPLE seedlings A8 per 1000.
\. -. stock Of Apple Trees now embraces nearly
qsise oil the approved kinds, many OF which we
- proven, and those which have not yet come
soaring were procured from the most correct
Aastefn Pomologist. We feel therefore prepared
efntsh Trees as true to name as tits within the
peWer OF man TO do. S@
~ orders accompanied with the cash, win meet
- prompt attention.
Whefe tho selection is left with the subscribers
~ parchaser may rest assured that pains will be
- N selecting properly FOR the different sea-
sAd IN proper proportion. #A
1870 well packed in boxes or bundles, in good
estAg order and delivered on board steamboat.
s.ats Address n. q H. AVERY, #a
1851 tE8a Burlington, Iowa
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IL. s. Adams

100, -, -; 80. - 80
II AMI shoaa. eocn IN. hp.na.sI &c., - noo''
anms 81, 80 80 49,. ~ 90 ,,,e
/ "a 40. n t.han. az a., .,c i 81 soi' w
90 AZ pps. ~ !, - ~ .aai ANS,
~ 40 np,;a, ,s W.. .', ~ anu pau uo,
,oa 80 s.a1rs.. ns -. - W le
Ia 80 81. ,,h. So, "us' .os anu
~. ~ r.. ,.s ~ -. =, nans sh'I 'ihs,
st;ns' or &c &c o'N 'eeN'A'i' p1tea' Can
80 .,oa,. ~ a,,,
" ent - NV, "ae, sa1aie lrcss
mlp S'.'' III ia.t ~ 10 iuiy eompieteioTht'
Every article in the Shoe maker ndinrline such
as lasts, pegs, tools, kit, SC. shoe and harness
makers can rely upon finding well selected and
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The undersigned Painters in the city of st Louis
hereby Certify that they have used the White Lead
manufactured BY II. C. Clark 4 Co., OF this city,
and find IL far they have yet tried 1t, to be q
very excellent article, superior indeed to any 9TH
er White Lead manufactured in the west.
John s. Watson, n. Th0rnburg,
Mcvicker & listed, James Spore,
w. A. Thornburg, Richard s. Hillman,
Gordon & Wood, w. s. Eris.
NJ. c. English. James schollay.
Middleton 4 Tarlton.
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StUCh may NC touua III Po
$50 casks bright OK and
log chains;
100 do do trace chains;
30 do coil do ass'd
so do Carolina and ey-
t9 ed hoes, assorted;
900 doZ. handled do do;
1000 do grass, grain. bush
and hemp scythes,
Waldron's, Hale's 4
others;
600 doz scythe snaths,
assorted;
500 do hay forks, ass'd;
rs do manure do do;
100 gross scythe stones
10 do do rifles; do;
800 do table knives and
and forks, assorted;
$500 doz pocket knives;
500 DO Wostemholm l.
Rogers pocket and
pen do, ass'd;
1000 do butcher knives;
800 do Wade & Butch
er's rasor's, ass'd;
600 do shears and scis-
sors, ass'd;
200 dopair hames,ass'd
5000 do butts and hinges;
1900 gross screws,ass'd;
500 doz Butchers mill,
fat, bastard, round
and round files,
100 doz horse and shoe
rasps, assorted;
so dog grain scoops;
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A complete assortment of coopcrs' tools, in
GLIDING knives, planes, AIDES, &c, best makers,
carpenters bench and moulding planes and tools,
OF all kinds smiths bellows, anvils; vices, screw
plates, sledges and hammers, &C., &C. Together
with complete assortment Of almost every arti-
Gle usually kept in a wholesale hardware store,
which are offered on most favorable terms.
St Louis, Feb 8, 1851 CHILD, PRATT& co
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Mach 90. 1855
= @ L A n TU ESDAY PAC T.
81! For darlington Rock Islaad and Galena.

l8r = A THE fine passenger steamer DAN
A4(RA uBE, Charles Barger, muster, has
Il = taken her regular place in the Gale.
trade and will make her regular weekly trips to
4 The above and all intermediate ports-leavias st
y Louis every Tuesday, at O'Clock. a5r
The Danube being of very light draught and reg
nlarly in the trades shippers and passengers may
] II upon her the entire season. tf -
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
y up0n them the past season, her officers hope by
strict attention to the interest OF shippers and
fort Of assengers, to merit continuance Of the
) same. fG e 'e5la #za .aE4fz sF go $3.50
NJ For freight or passage apply on board, or to
- ssfaT N. RANNEY, st Louis. y
R#eW STILLMAN l. ROOD, Galena.
i9fe 81 e J. OGDEN, Burlington.
Rr march 20 '5l - y. POWERS, Rock Island.
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VIM Whitman

WHOLESALE dealer in Groceries and Wood
w enware, corner of Commercial and Locust
streets, Saint Louis, Mo. .1 aga
Has for sale at all times large and general as
sortment of staple and Fancy Groceries, with o
great variety of Woodenware, which he offers at
the lowest market rates.
Merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. fSt Louis. Feb &. 1881
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m afn Fresh Arrival q Sprtna Goods:
Hats. Caps and Clothing

~ U8s O0US OUO O1OvuI US.
" w styles q Hsts. Caps and Clothing, and latter
oafselves that hold out greater inducements
tAAn ever. Our stock OF Hats consist in part Of
Il no srvLEs Of SPRING HATS, which stand unri-
N V13e1 In point o. Beauty and Elleeaace.
'ss&ss EXTRA FINE WHITE BEAvERi
~ UNION HATS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
An extensive assortment Of Mems white and
ssslsck 1uena vista's Black Mexican, Congress,
ssSsarl and Back Rough and Beady Hats.
is ALsO-A complete assortment Of nOYS black,
Hofown, brown, pearl, white, red and green Hats.
good supply Of Boston Navy CAPS, &c. &C.
Oss sssck u ClesAias comprises every article
0suslly kept-such IS Fine dress and ffock Coats,
" drah Casstmsre, tweed, bombaxne, cashemeret and
3 Cscton cloth Coats, OF the latest fashions.
Fancy silk, satin, French cashmere, bombazine,
velves and cashmere VESTS.
Extra dne black and cassimere rantaloons-Also
sattnet,corduroy sheeps gray and cottonade Pants.
n Ariel stocks, black and fancy silk CRAVATS.
Fine shirts, Cohoe and Canton flannel Wrappers
nd drawers, Calico Check andHickory Shirts. all of
q which we will sell at greatly reduced prices
- march 40, 1851 J. srURGIS & SON
i II AND wARRANTS.--A constant supply Of
= II Land Warrants, fully guaranteed, for sale BY
IN. march 2o,'5l slafla w. F. COOLBAUGH h co
.S,1 30 First Arrivai Of :
la SPRING AND MER GOODS!
TNHE undersigned have just received their first
Il i shipment of Spring and Summer Goods, con-
" sisting OF Prints, Ginghams, Lawns, silks, &C.,
which they offer for sale at low prices.
ss march 90-3t LOCKARD & co.
QLACK and Fancy Cassimeres, Broadcloths,
- Ccftonadc, Jeans, Tweeds, just received and
~ sale cheap, at the store of LocKARD & Co.
lLo-HING. A general variety Of Coats, Vests
~ and Pants; also, fun assortment Of Clothing
Tor Boys received and fer sale low at
tH march 2O-N LocKARD's & CO.
0yfrY SCRIP and COUNTY ORDERS for sale by
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
THE sndsrsisued will open day School in the Ger.
- man Methodist Church in the City Of Burlington,
Monday nsx, March IL, 1851, where he will teach the
6anches usually taught in common English School.
Tssm. % tuition yer quarter oftwelve weeks:
For photography and Reading, saoo
the above with Writing, 2 SO
q . e Arithmetic. Geography or Grammar
49, In addition to the above studies, 800
W assa the higher branches of Mathematics,
IL s1 Natural Philosophy, &C. $50
One lesson per week, in Music, will be given to
! oil who desire il, without additional charge.
49, Ag*& w#t @+ b. MATTHEW'S z
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