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Mississippi Elec lion.

YAzoo Cry. Nov. d, p. NJ.
Holmes Colntv-Foote's m,lorifv for Cover
nor ll6 votes. Yazoo county, official, Davis,
5ST Foote 5SS. For Congress, Melville, 5is ;
Freeman COS. For Senator, Johnson 695, White
$40. Bowman and Dou,aerty elected Repre-
senatives.
Poyroroc. Miss, Nov. 8.
Poatotoc CDaaty--O fcial.
Foote'S majority 33 over Davis.
GoNGREss.-Na6ar's mi, lot over Taomp-
son. All Union Candidates elected For county
officers but oae.
GRENADA, Miss. Nov. 6.
Yalla Bashe county gives Davis majority OF
119. One Whis aud two Democrats elected, to
the Legislature Returns from II counties give
Foote 2, 100 majority. Foote is doubtless elected
by small minority.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 1.
Piacards are posted in different parts OF the
town this morning warning Fugitive Slaves to
beware OF kiinappers. It is reported that the
Deputy Marshal has got warrants for the arrest
cffugisive slaves
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Fruit Trees.

| CULTIVATED AT THE NURSERY or
r. 4 H. Avery, six miles 8. w. Of Burlington,
Consisting q .fpple, Pear, Plum, Cherry,
OUTAGE. Grape Vincs, Strawberries, &c.
| ~ WE would call especial attention to our
| tine stock Of APPLE TREES. They are re.
| - markable for their handsome shape, thrifty
! and vigorous growth, aud we'll furnished branch.
es. Our stock consists of over 81. 900 Trees From
to feet high and embraces all the leading stan-
dard vareties-tosether with 4 large stock Of nav
aud rare kinds. We cultivate oniy such varieties
| in large numbers as are mist worthy ana have
proven to be hardy aud well adapted to our soil
| and climate.
PRICE:
| Apple T'ees-$i0 per 100 or 500 per 1900
| Ltrge Pear Trees -of the most approved kinds
50 cents each or SO per 100.
Doa.f Pears-One year old, } to feet hish-a5
cents each or $40 per leo.
| Aiso-the following Nursery stock:
Cherry Seedlings, Mazzard, one year old, $40
per 1000.
Apple seedlings, one year old, IS per 1000.
Plum seedlings best for stocks, one year old,
| 80 per 1000.
Apple Trees. just grated and ready for setting
in the Nursery; in less number than 5ooO as per
1000, in larger number $40 per 1000.
Apple Trees, oae year from s:aft, feet high,
$50 per 1000.
Wewould say that We have been engaged Is
! ycarsat the Nursery business in this state, and
have ofthe largest aud Oldest bearing Orchards
from which to procure cuttings for Grating; and
| testing all highly approved kinds, and we there
fore feel prepared to furnish Trees true to the
name. Ma .~s#".@. .#.aaa u.. .. q.
Persons seniin: orders who are unacau4inied
with the different kinds, assured that careful
selections will he made from the very best.
In all cases when a variety is exhausted nv
sales AMI orders cannot wholly be filed, the bal
ance ofremittance will b. returned to the purchas
er, unless requested to supply the deficiency with
other kinds.
Trees delivered at the Nursery or packed and
sent according to order then at the risk of.he
purchaser. Those to be forwarded by water will
be labeled and packed in such m nner, that when
at their destination will be found nearly or quite
as fresh as when taken fromthe Nurs ery, and will
be delivered at the wharf or on board Of steam
boat, at Burlington, without any additional charge
| except for packing.
10 All orders accompanied with the Cash or
satisfactory reference, directed to ,ors
or left with Alfred Clarke, in Burlington will meet
! with prom2t attention.
- Pointed catalogues sent gratis to all post
| paid applicants. h. 4 II. AVERY,
Oct. -, 1887. Burlington lava
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JNALDsUN' ]. IT. HALL. T.. r. KNIT.
Hardware and Cutlery.

DONALDSON. HALL & CO.
| IMPORTERS aal Whole sale Dealers In Hard
L ware and Cutlery, and III inufacturers of planes
M. 80 Main street. between Olive and Locust
streets, (>gn Of the Golden Planet ST Louis. No.
Are now receiving for the Fall trade, one of the
largest and best selected stocks of Hardware and
Cutlery, ever offered west of the Allies hanv Noun
tains. Importing all English goods d CT f. om
the m tnufrcturers. and purchasing our American
from the m nuflcturers at the lowest cash price
enables US TO sell lower than any other house In
TINS city. Oar stock consists in part as follows.
$50 doz axes assorted, Collins, Lereretts. Sim
mons, Hunts, Manns, X ,ots and Albany;
$50 dog shovels and spades assorted, Ames'.
Rowland's and Thomas;
rs DO grain scoops;
rs cases Rowland's mill and cut saws;
do caststeel Y cut saws;
100 casks bright OK and log Chains;
25 do coil chains; 5000 dog pocket knives;
600 do Wpstenholnl's do do;
$50 gros knives and forks ass'd;
1000 dog Rnssalps and Wards butcher knives;
$50 10 Wade & Butchers razofs, ass'd;
1900 10 scissors and shears. Sorted
rs casks Greenwood's butt hinges, ass'd sizes;
10000 gross wool screws, ass'd, from as to 4 in.
100 dog pad, till, chest cupboard and trunk locks;
500 do mineral knob locks. assorted;
500 do thumb and knob catches;
5000 lbs brass and bell metal kettles;
SO doz tea kettles;
1000 NJ @. ID. percussion caps;
1000 doz J. Horner 4 Butchers files and rasps;
81 'ois eoHos, aSso'seus
200 iozWilsons, Parker's and Ad ams'co Office mills;
500 kegs Iron Mountain Mails. all sises;
100 d. wrought do DO
100 bags Grifin's horse. do 90
200 loz pairs iron nd brass head shove!s tongs
500 pairs polished do do
200 sets do do do
ALso-A large assortment Of kolp's Locawoads
and 'chester Coopers' tools, Nckown's bellows
M ,usehole and Tiiiotson's anvris; Kings stocks
and lies; Cutter Keyed and solid vices; hand and
sledge hamm .rs; ami com plete assortment of
own m,nrficture of planes which We wlrran mt to lie
superior to any brought TO this mtrket. Together
with complete assortment Of every article Kept
our line (which Offer at greatly reduced prices.
DONALDSON, HALL Co.,
Main
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WAsHINCroy. Nov.

tss.> 8a WASHINGTON, Nov. l.
ne Rspsbiie this morning denies report
s.aee hes been in circulation, that Cabinet
~. Vas held on the subject of Thrasher's ar
:. Havana, and states that no otiacial inform
x - bee nreceived Of the matter, but that
~ seuemsn will receive all the protection the
S.s s9snt can sive him in virtue Of its treaty.
Ksc'@ Micrmatior has been received that the
Esss Soas' o. Cuba, for the protection q the
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Fall and Winter Goods.
NJ.


At Wholesale and Retail.
r s. kIMBALL CO., Corner of Main and JET
- ferson streets, would inform their numerous
patrons, anu the public in general, that they are
receiving the largest and best selected stock OF
Foreign and Dome site Goods ever brought to this
market, which they are prepared tn sell at prices
that will defy any coinpeu ton whateyeri among
which may be found
Broad Cloths of all shades AMI textures, Cas- ST.
meres, Doe skins, sltttnetts, Tweeds, Jeans, Cor
deroys, &c, &c. Also, good as sorimcnt OF bed
aud Coating ankets.
SHAWLS.-An unparalleled ssortment of Day
State. ca simere, black silk. white Grapes, sc.
An uaeqaaled assorf Of Dress ioodS, black and
colored silks, silk and worstcd, Irish. Argentine
and hrocaae Poplins, part cotton and all wool fy
ured and plain de lanes, eashmeres. Thibets, Ly-
onese, mohatr lustres. Aipacas, Poplin de lois, de
rails, pa id chalas, His HAND plaid, chambray, Eng
lish and Scotch gin CHAINS.
OVER 1000 PIECES OF PRINTS,
Among which may be found the Marimac, Coche-
CO. Aliens, Gl ,be and many other choice sands;
Also. plain, figured and embroidered Turkey
Reds, Mouraings, Sc, &c. Also, furniture prints,
patch work, curtain goods, SC, good as sortment
of all, with an unprecedented assortment Of %
WHITE GOODS.
Embroidered curtain mus India book, Swiss,
null aud Sacar,IIa Nuslius; Jackonet cambrics;
Victoria lawns, Irish linen, linen camhrics; linen
handkerchiefs; Bobinetts; cambria muslin and lace
Edgings and insertngs, ETC., etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our assortment in this department is very large
and to suit quality styleand prices.
HATS AND CAPS.
In this capac ty the assortment is co nplete land
emhc aces some OF the latest and most desirable
patterns to be found in the Eastern markets.
BROWN SHEErING.
80 bales of bleached and brown sheeting, Of all
grades and prices; also ticking, drilling hi, kory,
canton funnel, red and white all WOOL iianncl lin
seys, etc. etc. etc. Also
CARPErINGS.
All wool, cotton and wool ald hemp floor and
stair carpeting.
TABLE SPREADS-Brown and bleached linen
and cotton Table Spreads: Also, worsted, embroid.
cred and oil cloth spreads, OF superior quality.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
lt5c,ses of Boots, Shoes and Brog,ns, Also,
large variety of Ladies. Misses and children's
Shoes. 10th. selection ofthese the greatest care
and attention was paid and all those DESTROYS Of
perfect tt have but to c,,i. examine and try them
NorIONSl NOTIONS!
1t would be useless to go into an endless emu
meration of these, but we assure you, our as
sortment is exceedingly large and Of choice
selections and in fact, the assortment is full, COM
prises almost every thing ever kept in the mercan-
tile depar .ment. J. 5. KIMBALL X CO
Burlington, September 90. 1851
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8 AlNT LOUIS.
McCreery, Essex 4 co.,
Wholesale Dealers in
HATS, Caps, Bonnets and Fancy
Variety Goods.


NO. - MAIN STREET ST. LOUIS,
( .ALL the attention Of the country merchants to
~ the largest stock Of goods IN this line. To b.
found in the market, part Of which will be found
cnumerated below:
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems fashionable and b. u. silk, beayer, angola,
brush and musk hats;
Mens' soft blk, white aud gold Jenny Lind and
Parodi brush hats;
Mens'congress, Kossuth ana artists'soit wool DO
Mems silk and mohair plush caps;
boys silk and mohsir plush caps;
Boys fancy and plain soft wool hats;
Boys fancy and plain soft fur hats,
Infants fancy plush, satin aud fur hats;
Mems and boys cloth caps of varions patterns;
Childrens silk velvet and other fancy turbans.
BONNErS.-Ladies'F Florence braid, fancy straw +,
silk, satin velvet bonnets.
Fancy and Pdriefy G0ods-Drfss Goods, &c.
Black matteoni iustring, Gro do Rhine and en-
... bossed silks;
Chanseable slici, high colorcd plaid, stripes and
fancy silks;
Bonnet silks aud satins, norencrs, Sc.
Also, general stock of caShmeres, dclaincs. vel
vets, lustres, fancy plAils and worsted aud silk
embroidered merino robes.
WHITE: GOODS
Cambrics, jacnnets, null and swiss Islins, sa-
tin stripe, lace stripe and tape check do; Victoria
and bishop lawns, plain and and fancy bobhinets,
patent spot and fancy lace nots.
SHAWLS AND HANDKERrHfEFS.
Fine colored long shaws, black do, 81. st, ~,
81 ana lO-4 PLAIN anl embroidered AnerIe cloth
do; Americana Scotch and = ngIish plaid do; plain
and embroidered cashmere DO; plain AMI printed
merino do plaid and net wool hd'k'fs; fancy me-
rino scarfs and hdk'fs; ladies' fancy dress ha'ks
plain and fancy silk scarfs.
CRAFATS AND HANDXERCHlEFS.
Gents blk ustring cravsts, blk Italian, plaid and
embossed, and clnieleon do: fancy neck ties.
Pongee, Shanghai, cara, handana, embossed and
sptalfeid silk pocket hpafs; ladies' and gents
linen cambria do.
Also
Hoois, comforts, coats, shirts, drawers:
Hosiery and gloves, suspenders, buck mitts;
Umbrellas, combs, buttons ami threads;
Needles: pins, .apes, bindings, brushes;
Purses, poke -bOoks, brad-baES;
Mihoginy frame mirrors. looking glasses;
Wall and window paper, wrapping do;
Writing paper, gum wips and shoes;
Grapes, Grape iisse, collars, lace cspes;
Berthas, laces and eiginys, wells, gimps;
Fringes,dress trimmings, Ribbons, art officials;
Wooden yarns, carpet bags, band boxes;
Beads and necklaces, steel purse trimmings;
Razors, scissors ami shears;
Soaps, perfumery, hair oils and colognes:
Musical Instruments, whaiebones.
Spectacles, spoons, gun caps, inks lands;
Powder TASKS, cedar pencils;
Razor strops. states and steel pens.
We are prepared to show to our Old customers
and merchants gener ally, larger stock an great
er variety Of goods than any other house in our
line in the city, which we offer upon the most lib
erai terms. tSt Louis sep }, 1851
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'onee unto the breach. dear friends, more"
THE CHEAP HAT CLOTHING STORE AGAIN!
I SrURGiS SON return their sincere thanks to
j their old friends and for the ve,y generous
respectfully wife their attention te the
catalogue. comprising the most extensivevariety
and the richest goods we have ever had the plea.
sure of atering-just received and opening:
Fr Moleskin. Beaver, Brash X Silk HATS. nm
N2 In the department OF Dress Hats and espe. ~
- ialy in the productions OF & hat which com. -
bines hneness of texture, compaesness Of body
aud rilliancy oflustre.w cannot be surpassed.
SOFT HAT S--Drah and black Buena Vista; black,
white and brown Rough aud Ready; Pearl and
black Congress wool; kossuth do. Hungarian
or high crown scft fur do. black aad white 8ca-
yer nap; Pear Union Hats.
Our stock Of soft hats, compris sing SO dax., EN-.
braces all the various styles aai qualities vos ue
:nd cannot fail 10 suit every diversity OF taste.
BOYS HATS-3isck and white beaver nap; fine
white m ple skin; pear! and black flncy I'd plain;
black Kossuth; BlacS, white anl s:owa wool,
fur do fancy and plain.
SILK PLUSH CAPS-Our stock of silk, Plus h and
Mohair Caps is magnificent indeed, COM
49, prising 40 aozan assorted qualities and of
various STYLES.
CLOTH CAPS-We have thesein endless variety
for u.en. boys and children.
Boys aud Children>' Fancy Hats aad Caps.
brown fancy cloth Caps; silk velvet and cloth Tur.
bans, etc, etc. Our assortment Of ,ys' anl chill
drens' wear is large and varied.
GLAZED cAPS-Silk glazed, linen and imitation
do. for and boys.
vESrS-Black satin, plain and fancy silk, cassi-
mere and sattineu winter Vests.
Euriug on. sept 90, 1851 wt.w
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The Railroad is Coming.

DUr b ,tter than that, B. & ". EZEKIEL,S
Dstock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
has alrea ly come, aud proves to be the Largest,
Hanlso mcst and cheapest ever brought TO this CT.
ty. AS it would be useless TO mention the whole
ofour Go ,ds here, we invite every one to call aud
axamiae then, for tn IN selves, confident as we are
that they will be foand sepcrior to any in the
market.
Our stick comprises everything usually found
in Clothing stores, ant as the Goods were all made
up unaer our own care; persons may rely on get
ting such as they neea.
We 10 not profess to sell at cost, but this we do
saw, that ii YOU win give as eau, we will sell
YOU the best of Goods at the very Lowest prices.
Co,utry NJ .rchants in want OF any Goods in our
line may rally getting them at prices lower thar
they can be pur chased in st Louis.
Come one and all. and we will warrant you shall
not 60 away dissatisfied. b. II. EZEKIEL
M,mmnth Wholesale and Retail Clothing
B,rlin,,on Oct g. lS5i-wtrw Depot.
SIGN OF THE BELLOWS.
IILyGo fRoN.-Just received, a full stock of aat
y bar from4xito ,axi inclusive. Round and
square from inch TO inch.
so Bundles Nail Rod.
90 do. Horse Shoe Bar.
5 do. Assorted oval.
so do. do. Band.
So do. Buggy Tire,
and all the other sizes that will enable meto NIL all
orders. to which I would Invite the attention OF
smiths and Others wishing any thing in the iron'ne
June ~. ,5,, JOHN G. FOOrE.
~ PIECES Alpacas from IS cts to 81 per yari
DU at toct ~, '5D MIcHAELS CLARK's
iNRENCH worked collars and capes beautiful
issorm.at.at (cc2G MIcHAELs cLARX's
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BURLINGTON HAWk-EYE.


MARRIED by the Rev. ]. w. Maxon. a. his
residence, on the 9th Of Nov. 1851. NJ HENRY
buHERMAsrER to NJ SIS MARY A. SAMPLER, all
OF this city
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OF GROCERIES.
1000 lbs carpet chain
50 Boxes Sxl0 glass
las do loxl0 do
l20 do l0xi4 do
; 500 los bar lead
rs bales cotton batting
$4,000 lbs cotton yarn
20 boxes rosin soap
10 do boston fancy do
J 30 dog wash boards
so do buckets
90 nest tubs
100 rhurns
10 sacks pepper
8 do spice
100 NJ G. D. gun caps
SO reams writing parcr
1000 lbs cod fish
100 boxes assorted tea
5 pipes nice brandy
Is bbls proprietors do
: casks port wine
10 bbls N. Y. gin
is do Holland do
1000 lbs log chains
Iio crates crockery
hoo gross matches
Il Dbl Manila indigo
l25 NJ Cuba skies
: 20 boxes extrastarch
so 10 raisins
no do star candles
rs do mould do
loo lbs wooden yarn
100 cans oysters
80 boxes chocolate
so dog playing cards
900 mats Cassia
etc. etc. etc. etc.
d at the rery iowest prices
. ] s kIMBALL Il Co
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DUBLIC ArTEN TON is invited to our heauti-
l full stock Of Fall ani Winter Goods. All new
and bought since the great falling of in price OF
many elias ses Of Goods, and will be sold at the
reduced prices for Cash and Country Produce.
We offer of fresh arrivals, and constantly re-
cruiting-
500 ps. prints, at from to l.A cts;
20 do merino, English, German and French;
80 Ia deianes of various prices and patterns;
40 do satinetts, from 45c to 81;
$50 do bonnet aud other ribbons.
350p prs chilirens shoes-shoethe babies;
oops. black and fancy lace and fringe;
fashionable trimmings of every kind;
Is sacks fine eastern Coffee:
IS bales ~ brown muslins--best brands;
40ps. f,nnel-red, orange Ind green;
etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
We acknowledge to this community, with sincere
gratitude, our many obligations for liberal pat
ronage, since our settlement in arlington. And
for the fature, W. pie isc t. every customer, the
full value Of his money.
The old alag. 'sSnlil profits ond quick re-
turns" is the only true theory. tits our Motto.
Ts-Call at the Flag Store, on Main street, Bur
lington. foct Is, 1851 N. EVANS
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RURLING rON FIRE AND MARINE
IN S y r A N &C COMP ANY,
CAPITAL &lOO O1O


'INHlS Company organised on the 23d ofJuly 1851
L under the General Corporation Law of the
Nate of Iowa, is now prepared fof business. aud
offers itself to its friends md the public for the In
surance or Dwelling aouses. Stores manufactures,
Barns. and all other kinds Of property against loss
or damage by IRE, also. -
To make Urine insurance upon vessels, huils of
steamboats, freight lists, goods. wares and mer-
chandize, specie, bullion. bils Of exchange. bank
bills, aud inland transportation Of all kinds
Al, loses will he promptly adjusted
The premiums will be loaned to the patrons OF
the Company.
Business honrs from A n. until p. II. Disconn,
days. Mondays and Thnrsfnys.
-s-Ofice IN the counting house of John G. roote,
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Directors.
John G. Foote, VIM F. Coolbaugh,
c. w. Bo'emann, James W. Grimes,
Charles Mason, Julius +. Talant,
A. W. Carpenter.
Jos. I. FsLEs, JOHN G. FOOrE,
Secretary. President.
august 81, 1851 3mw
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New Whole sale Drur Warehouse.

~ +. WErL:LL Co., No.-Pine street, be-
Z,tw1ea VI lin AL SIcoal streets. are now re-
ceiving and opening an entire and fire sh stock
of O:u,s, Pint;. Oils, D;estGh,; varnishsS, Spi-
ces, -, meats, Wri Class ,Gisswars, InstTu-
ments.Sc. En,racing all the articles usually kept
in Drug House, all of Which have b.en purchas-
ed within the last two III onths, direct from the ian
porters and manufacturers, AMI a. we anticipate
remaining pressnt location but a short time,
will be sold IN len beio the usual rates. Wewar-
rant all the ,ols that we ssll to please the pur
chaser, both in prize, an quality. other wise to be
returned and the IN ,nay will he refunded. Persons
visiting the city with the intention Of purchasing
goods i'll our line; will find II to their ineret 1t to
give Us ell before purchasing elsewhere. and
those vi.hin, to pntchLse by order. can have
price ,rr"nt sent them by f,rvlr.ing their adj
dress. We hope by close attention to business,
promptness in the execution of orders, dealing in
nothing hut fresh and pure articles, AMI sriiing at
a very small Alliance IN eastern prices. to receive
liberal share oftrads. r.. +. wETZELL l. co
st. L'us, Aug. IS, 1881. w2m
49, HOUSE TO RENT will re Mt m brick house
3ssS On the corner Sixth and Geu streets lately &c
M cupied by Rev J. G. ShiHn. far one OF years
Annie ,tion may he ale in my absence to I.vmsn
Cook mr. James w Grimes, by waam ,hs terms will he
made known. tsem "A, l55D John PtERSaN, Sen
nH OF vIrROL, Aqua fort,s Mariitie and
Y J Nitric Acids. = carboys h. for sale nv
Oct 81. '5I JF TALLANT
4 Bs:tU riFUL assortment of L ,iies Boots and
~ Shoes at &c al NIcHAELS & CIARk'S
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~yNHE undersigned after I, ndering their since e
l thanks 10 their friends and the public for
their timely assistance in rcscuing their stock
from the approaching flames at the fire of yester-
day mornings beg leave to state that they have ta-
ken the room heretofore occupied by Mr. McGrew,
on Mltn street. where they will tie happy to wait
upon their former customers and all others who
may fav them with a call.
nov. Z, sSl-wt~ MICHAELS s. CLARK,
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Nov. 6 Isl d. G.
LARGE STOCK
% Hhas. n. q. Sugar
80 bbls Belcher's clarifi
ed do.
10 hhds do DO do.
6 10 extra Boston crush
Cd
2Ao SKIS prime Rio COTE,
rs sack nice old Java d.
! ticrces new rice
D casks Boston Saleratu!
100 boxes do do extra
25 bills new Mackcrcl
80 half do do
so kits do do
so bhls n. O. molaSses
80 do Belcher's do
25 half do TO
100 bills Kanawha salt
200 sacks G. A. do
200 do DAIRY do
25 do table do
90 bbls lake do
% DO prime cider rinegai
10 do tar
8 do alum
8 do madder
S DO coperas
100 bu dry peaches
$50 do do apples
100 reams wrapping pa
per
10 duz bed CORDS
so boxes tobacco
40 DO smoking do
IS do peppersauce
900 kgs best Boston nail
$50 looking glasses
5 cases Champagne
% coils cordage
All of which will be Sol
Burlington, Nov. g.. 81
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d. MCkENNEf'S KEo e La TOk-
- THIS medicine IS now prepared b. The Fro
0prietor ani is offered for sale In quantity 10
- suit purchasers, from one bottle 10 ashousani-
Itts Positive Rensray i'm Heterogeneous vt the Bow
els, Diarrhtp,, Dysentery and Choitt5 Mortu1-
All ,hp we sseI IL pronounce u 70 t-e the best
aad most certain sieine they have eser used for
CHOLERA. The Proprietor las made use OF % IN
an extensive practice for the last two years. and
has become ruIIy satt3hed that IL isthe only meaf
cine on which he can fully rely m that atseas~.
Prepared aaI sold ~ the FsnIfJ Nessesse -
pot sign Of the Gsod SasssYfss, Bsfhng fon. laws,
and by agents generally tarossho-iI he srsf-
ianc ~, 1851. rF