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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-02
New Whole sale Drug Warehouse.

" +. WErHELL n Co, No.-piue street, be-
II, tween lin AMI s :cold streets, now re-
ceiving and opening an entire and fire sh stock
Of Drugs, Pltnts, oils, DJes.ufs; Varnishcs. Spi-
ceS, G n,icals Window Class ,G iSswarc, Iastru
mcnts,Nc. nbracing all the articles usually kept
in Drug House, all of which have been purchaS-
ed within the last two onths, direct fro the i'm
porterS and manufacturers, AMI anticipate
remaining il: our pre- sent location but short time,
will he sold m lch below the usual rates. Wewar-
rant al the ,ols that we sill to please the pur-
chaser, both in price anl quality, other wise to be
returned and the IN ,ney will be refunded. Persons
visiting the city with the inIention of pur sing
goods in line; will find it to their interest
give Us a c,ll before purchasing elsewhere, ana
those wishing to purchase by order, can have our
price TRENT Sent them by forwlrIing their ad.
dress. We hope by close attention to business
prnmptness in the execution of orders, dealing in
nothing but fresh aal pure articles, selling at
a very small ad"anCe on eastern prices, to receive
a lib ,ral share of trade. u. F.WETZELL & co
st. Louis, Aug. 25, 1851. w2m
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Fail and Winter Seeds.


5. klMBALL Il CO., Corner of Main aud JEFF
- fersoa streets, would inform their numerous
patrons, ana the public IN general, that they are
receiving the largest and best selected stock of
Foreign and Domestic Goods ever brought to this
market, which they are prepared to sell at prices
that will defy any compet ton whatever; among
which may be found s@s@
Broad Cloths of all shades aud textures, CASH
meres, Doe skins, Sattinetts. Tweeds. Jeans. Corr
deroys, &c, &c. Also. good assortment Of Bed
and Coating Blankets.
SHAWLS.--An unparalleled assolt ment of Bay
State, cashmere, black silk. white grapes. &c.
IA aaeglaied dssorteat Of Dress Goods, hla ok and
colored silks, silk and worst.d, Irish. Argentine
and brocaae Pupiins, part cotton and all wool fig.
ured and plain de lanes, CashmereS. Thihets, I.y-
onese, mohar lus,res, Aracas, Poplin de lois, de
rails, PLAID challas, Highand Plaid chambray. Eng
lish and Scotch ginghams.
OVER 1000 PIECES OF PRINTS,
Among which may he found the MarimaC, Cochc-
CO, Alleas, Globe and many other choice bands;
Also, plain, figured and embroidered Turkey
Reds, Moalnings. &C., &c. Also, furniture prints.
patch work, curtain goods, &C., good assortment
of all, with an Unprecedented assortment of
WHITE GOODS.
Embroidered curtain muslin. India book. Swiss.
mill and sacarilla Mushns; JacAonet camhrics;
Victoria lawns, Irish linen, linen cambrics; linen
handkerchiefs; Bobinet's; cambria muslin and lace;
Easings and insertinGs, etc, etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our assoi tment in this department is very large
and cannotfal to suit a.lin quality styleand prices.
HATS AND CAPS.
In this capacity the assortment is comrete ard
emh;a some of the latest and most desil able
patterns to be found in the Eastern mar kets.
ga BROWN SHEErlNG.
so bales of beached and brown sheetng, of all
grades and prices; also ticking, drilling. hickory,
canton hannel red and white all WOOL Flannel lin
seys, etc. etc. etc. Also
as-. CARPErINGS. -s
All wool, cotton and wool and heap floor and
stair carpeting.
TABLE ADS--Brown and hleached linen
and cotton Table Spreads; Also, worsfed .embroia,
cred and oil cloth spreads, of superior quality.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ii5 cases of Boots, Shoes and Brogans, Also,
large variety of Ladies, Misses and children's
Shoes. To the selection ofthese, the greatest care
and attention was paid, and all those DESTROYS of
perfect fit, have hut to calf, examine and try them.
NOTIoNSl NOTIoNS!,
IL 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
tile department.. j. ). KiMBALL CO
Burlington, September 90, 1881
DIDN'T KNOWlT: WELLITS EVEN SO.
JOSEPH JONES,
EEPS constantly on hand fresh supply of
IN Family Groceries and all kinds of Country
Produce, which he will sell cheap for cash.
, store Room in the Barrel House builaing,
Jefferson street, burlington. dune s5, ,s5l-Iy
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Hardware and Cutlery,

DON Al ID SON. II ALL & CO.,
| IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers la Hard
l ware and Gallery, AMI m Inuf acturers of planes,
No. Dc Main street, between Olive and Locus
streets, tSign of the Golden Pane,) st Louis. Ao.
Are now receiving for the Fail trade. one of the
largest and best selected stocks of Hardwa are and
Cutlery, ever offered west Of the Allegheny Noun
tains. Importing all our Enslish goods direct from
the M innf,cturcrs, and purchasing our An, rican
from the manufacturers at the lowest cash prices
enables Us to sell lower than any other house in
this city. Oar stock consists in part as follows:
$50 Goz axes assorted, Collins. Leveretts Sim
mons Hunts. Manns, Roots and Albany;
$50 ioz shovels and spades assorted. Ames',
RoHiand's and Thomas;
IS do grain SCOOPS;
% cases Rowland's mill and cut saws;
do caststeci \ cut saws:
p TOO casks bright OK ami log chains:
% do coil chains; 5000 doz pocket knives;
500 do Wnstenholm's 10 do;
$50 gross knives and forks. ass'd;
1000 doz Russell's and Wards butcher knives;
33o do Vale & Butchers razors, ass'd;
1900 DO scissors ana shears. orted:
is casks Greenwood's butt hinges. az s'd sizes;
10000 gross wood screws, ass'd, from 3-s to in.
TOO dog pail till, chest. cupboard nd trunk locks;
600 do mineral knob locks, assorted;
800 DO thumb and knob Iatches; .-. ...
5000 lbs brass and bell me tai kettles;
so doz tea kettles; .a -..
1000 NJ C.. ID. percussion caps;
1000 doz j. Horner & Butchers files and rasps;
IS bais american curry combs, assorted;
200 doZWilsons, parker's and Adams'coiiee mills;
500 kegs Iron Mountain Mails, all sises;
100 do wrought do do
100 bags Gritfinss horse, do do
200 doz pairs iron a nd brass head shovels tongs
500 pairs polished do do
600 sets do do do
ALSO large assortment Of Ko!p's Lockwood's
and leicester Coepers' tools; McKown's bellows
msehoe ana Tillotson's anvils; Kings stocks
and dies; Cotter Keyed and solid vices; hand and
sledge hammers; and complete assortment of our
own manufacture of planes which we warrant to he
superior TO any brought 10 this m rket. Together
with cpmplete assortment of every article kept
in our line, (Which we offer at greatly rsducedw,ccs
.@# DoSALDsoN, HALL s Co.,
snrl3 1851 -3mwtrw g6 Main street,
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OLIVER BENNErr 4 CO.
Wholesale Eealers in
Boots. Shoes, Hats & Cans,
lDl Man street, ST Louis, No.,


4 RE nov receiving their Fail supplies of the
\. above sooiS. embracing greater variety Of
qualities and styles than they have before offered
Many IF their gods have been m .nufactured TO
their order, and especially for the 81 Louis mar
Setin when special attention has been paid ST.
yes as weN as qualities.
Il Is their design, at all times, to have the most
complete stock in the market. aud sell to promp,
men On the most accommodating terms, hatterinp
themselves that they can offer inducements to
Western buyers ,equal to that of an market
RCDBERS.
Their arrangement with a very large Eastern
m ,nufart"ring company. for a heavy stock Of
Mems. LADIES' aud Misses RibHers, wIll enable
them to sell at the very lowest prices.
Purchasers Will certainly find it for their inter
est Ia give our stock an examination.
p. Special aueuti ~ paid to orders
St L 'uis. august 20, 1850 VAIN
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HARDIN r.

} IT, panel aud ten non saws. AIll ard rrrsv-rat
II saws s.Es and 4 fett. SDrket n rortrrr rLfssIs.
Web compass, weed and grating saws:
Butchers saws. liz mrr hfs~ls and rnuerss
PuEisaea- snskrt and TIffa right ehtSrEsf
TaI ming and corner chIssIs SGsI zoures,
Braces aud bits, stock lifts;
Common. bright ami CoHcate au-frRy
Anger bits. spoke augcEs;
Beafty 5 bread sxeS ard hasthsts,
kb1es. Singing and IaEhirg hafehsF4
N,soas ami plaSterrT's Trcwrfs.
Mil saw, bastar and 4 rouHd Fisesy
Taper saw files from 81 to 10 inch,
Horse rasps, from - to 10 inches,
Steel, framing and try squares,
Till, cupboard and chest locks
Furniture Casters, brass ami JaranrL
Carpenters, pfnrers and comrassrs,
r1amb tobs and henca stcrs;
Hard and bench vices;
Wood and coffin screws, foot fuies.
Saw sets, measuring tspss etc, etc
lust received AMI for sale cheap By
sert I7:'5l LA-rAr lao
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VC1aaels Tact At Gross Examination.

He was once examining u witness, whose inc
briefly, Il the time 10 which the evidence referred
twas essential to prove He quickly discovered
NenAn's character. lie was a fellow who may
b described as shalt foolish with rognery =
SWell Darby, you told the truth to ta,s genie
gsatlenanp ! Yes your honor. Counsellor O>Con
aslln "How do you know my name I" "Ah TO
~ every one knows our pathriot." SWELL, you
ssa good humored honest fellow; now tell me,
DESy, did you take drop Of anything that
daye" "Why your hoaor, took my share of a
int Of spirits.' ssYour share of il; now By VIZ
Tue Of your oath, was notyour share ofit-aN but
~ prter Z" .sWhv then dear knows, that's
true for you, Sir" The court was coavulsea at
both questions and answer. II soon step By step
came out that mai was not, therefore conpc-
tent witness, This O'Coanell woa his case for
bis client fr saAY a#sFt 0a
Here is another instance Of his ready tact and
infinite resource in the defeace of his client. In
a trial II Cork for murder. the principal witness
swore strongly againstt the prisoner. lie particu-
lafly swore that hat had been found near The
place Of the murder, belonged to the prisoner,
whose name was James. "Bv virtue of your
oath are you sure that this is the same bat ?''-
ayes" "Did you examine it carefully before
you swore in your information that It Was The
prisoner's,' 81 did" sNow, letme see," said
OConnell, as he took up the hat, and began to
examine il carefully in the inside. Hethen spell
d aloud the name of James, slowly thus
J-a-m-e-s. ''Now, do syoa mean those words
were in it when You foand it," Il do" "Did
you see them THEREOF 81 did" And this is
IL ZANE hat?'' Sits" Snow, my lord" said
OpConnell holding up the hat to the beach, s'there
IS an end Of the case, there is no name whatever
Inscribed in the hat' The result was an instant
acqaittal. - III.
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SAINT LOUIS.
4
Fall ImpOrtatiOsa--l SJl.


NO. 90 North Fourth street, Saint Louis, Mo.
/" ooLo inform their friends OF Burlington and
W surrounding country, that they have receis-
anu wiz e"n''"oe TO receive scmi-wceky during
the iaii, large additions to their heavy stock Of
. FANCY SILK AND STAPLE Dry GOODS.
Possessing superior advantages through the ir mart
ner who resides in the east, Tor buy,up foreign
fancy goods of the importers as they arrive fron
Europe. and for obtaining al the lawest rates. of
the manufacturers, all kinds of American goods of
the best brands, and also being enabled to attend
the large auction sales in the Eas at which tcsi-
rable goods are often sacrificed, aud they pin
ripaily buy Tor Cash. they Halter themselves they
can offer inducements to cash purchasers, that al
seldom equalled in the West, FOR buying bargains.
The following comprise In pant what they ha,e
Just received, viz; .=e ..HEs#-a@E All
Extra arahesque brocade dress silks, in all GERS
Rich IA chene dress silks, colored;
Rich black hfocadc silks;
Rich dress silks for bridal robes;
Real tish tahhinetts or popiins, col'd and h.'k;
PAN black silks Of all widths, best make;
Best Lyons silk vcyets, black and colurcd;
Rich plaid and fs'd mouslina de iains new style;
Plain colorea dc lains az all qualiiies;
Mourning goods OF all kinds large assortment;
Millinery goods of very description; ..
House furnishing goods in great varieties;
Two hundred dog. Paris kid gloves Of all num-
berS and colors; = ." F.
Rich valencienne lace ,colors nd cuffs in sets;
Rich needle worked aud face muslin goods, OF
the modern styles; rich pocket hdkfs: .s-
Two hundred and fifty lbs wooden yarn of all
Coiors and numbers;
Two hundred pieces handsome deiaiEs IL 23c
per yard;
White AMI col'd ia nnels ,wairac,td not to shrink
Freae'', English and American prints;
Two cases of French merino, white nd cord;
Two cases of black and colored English meri-
nos OF our oW imp tation; e.aF A. .u...g.ss
Broad cloths, cas- imeres and satincts, all COPS;
Silk, WOODEN ana cotton hosiery of every de-
scrirtion; i "A'tt5a.# r.. .. d..
Irish linens. warranted all naN; # a"
Rich under sleeves, and many other styles of
goods to- numerous To mention. All Of which win
he s"dcheap for cashhy PORTER y HAvENS,
sep ;, 1881 Northwest corner 4th and Olive st.
ERCHANfS from the COUNTRY, Will find
WI the largest assortment of silk goods In the CT
ty,and cheap for caSa.at PORT FIR Il HANENS,
scp3,lS5l Northwest corner 4th and Olive SITS
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We" iofh1S. y LOUIS 81 LoCS,
Child, Pratt & co.,
Importers & Wholesale Dealers in
English, German & Amer. Hardware,

LA Main street, 3D. door nor III of Bank Of Mo-.
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI. -=...
4 RE now opening their fall stock, and Offer to
n the country trade the arges. and best assert
mcn' of Hardware ever brought to this market All
our English Goods we import direct from the Eng
fish 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 n. Eastern prices, Transportation adj.
ded) Merchants visiting this city for the purpos
ofpurchasins Hardware, are invited to call and ex-
anime our stock and prices, feeling confident tina,
with our large stock, and facilities for purchas
ing we can offer unusual inducements in pIices.
J Our stock consists in part as follows:
$50 casks bright OK and log chains;
100 DO trace chains, 20 do coil chains. 70
100 doz brush scythesas' 10 do M nure fork $
600 shovels aid spades, ass'd Ames, Cars,
Rowand's and others;
1000 doZ genuine Collins. Simmons, Davis and
Weeds axes assorted,
200 doz hatchets, assorted, shingiing & bench;
100 doz hand and rannel saws. assorted;
400 Saint Louis make mill saws;
400 do do cross cut and circular do;
| 10000 pounds brass kettles and pals. ass'd;
| 500 dog brass head and iron shovels 4 tonrs;
10000 lbs Grfn's horse shoe nails, ssorted:
GO kegs horse shoes, assorted sizes:
50 casks saddle irons; 900 dog fry pans;
200 dog grain scoops; 1000 dog curry combs;
500 dog collie mills, assortcd
5000 do butts and hinges, assorted;
$4,000 gross screws, assorted to inches;
500 doz butchers. mill, fat, bast'd ,round and
half round flies;
100 doz horse rasps, assorted;
500 gross tea and table spo pns ass orted on,
britannia aud german silver;
800 gross table knives and forks;
500 dog pocket knives. assorted, Butchers
Wnstenhom's AID Rodgers
1000 dozen butcher and shoe knives;
400 dog. Wade ami Butchers and other makes
RaZOrs, assorted;
500 dlz shears and scissors, assorted;
500 doz knob door locks; r..
500 do pad, chest, cupboard and trunk locks;
500 10 door latches; million G.. caps;
1000 pairs brass candieSticks, assorted;
200 dog drawing knives, assorted;
400 dozen rasor strops, assorted.
Our assortment of tools is unusually large,
consisting Of Carpenters Planes of every descrip-
tion Cooper's tools, including knives, planes and
adzps, smith bellows. anvils. vices, screw plates
Sledges, hammers, &c, &C., together With com.
plete assortment of almost every article usually
kept in Wholesale Hardware Store, which are Of
fercd on the most favorable terms. ". e.
st Louis, sep. 3, 1851 CHILD, PRATT CO.
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Fall and Winter Goods.


Corner of Wafer and letters on streets Burlington.
Rim receipt, by lake arrivals ,oftaeir FAN and
"a Winter Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard.
ware, Qucccsware, Boots and Shoes, Hats Gaps, Sc.
Determined to nave stock unSurpa sed in eN-
tent and variety, no pains have been spared in
their selection, embracing every thing new and
desirable, bavers therefore, who are in want of
new and cheap goods, are invited to cali.
DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, of every variety, consisting of
De iaines. Cas- hmeres; plain and fancy
Alpaccas, etc.. etc. #s.".
GlNGHAMS, super French. Scotch and Domestic.
PRINTS, 500 ps., con siStins Merrimack GO che
coand other prime marks, purple, blue,
black and fancy colors.
FURNITURE Prints, fancy, oil colored, Turkey
~ red, etc. ~a ...-- zm saa .s, "a
WHITE GOODS. Swiss, book and India Maslins.
Jackonett camhricS. linen hakfs, linen
and cotton edgings, etc, etc.
HOUSEKEEPERS Furnishing Goods, black and
brown sheetinss, from 4 to i2-I wide,
curtain mu sims ,iurniture chintzes ,cm-
basscd and damask linen table covers,
e Counterpanes, linen AMI cotton table
diaper, etc.. etc.
FLANNELS. co ps. rcd, white and miX'i twlled
plain flannels, super Welsh. French and
LINsEYS; so ps. plain and plaid Linseys.
BLANKETS, super Whitney and common red
blankets; blue Mackinaw do.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, assorted grades of
black and celored Cloths, some very
fine: black Cassimercs, plain AMI doe
skin MKT and fancy do.
SATTINETS, 1875 ps. Sattinets and Sleeps grey,
ofevery grade.
MUSLlNS, 20 bales brown sheetings; $50 pieces
bleach do. ....
TlCKlNGS, &C, so ps. assorted Tickings; 80 ps.
assorted checks and stripes.
HOSIERY asd GLOVES, consisting Of every vari
ETY. OF ladies 4 gents kid.silk ashmere,
thread ami cotton Gloves; LADIES' silk,
cashmere, wool an 1 cotton Hose; child
rcn's mkt and fancy col'd hose Il socks.
LADIES SHOES enameled Jenny Lind. new and
elegant article; Calf and Morocco shoes
and boots; Misses and childrens $ shoes.
BONNET and Mantua Ribbons, Dress trimmings,
Carpet bags, curtain tassels and cords,
Carpet bindings land an innumerable va
riety Of Notions. -- ..E
sept 10, 1851. J. G. LAUMAN& BRO
CLOTHING! CLDrHiNG!!
\NIE have just received an unus ually heavy and
w well selected stock of Clothing, m de to
order, and especially adapted TO our Trads. The
following comprises part Of the stock .. ...-
Super brown Cloth over Coats;
Blanket Coats of every quality and price;
Black and brown cloth coats; ... se
Cashmere business, do
Sattinet and Tweed, do
Cas- imere and sattinett Pants;
Sleeps grey and corduroy do
Satin, Cashmere and satIneu Vests;
Merino and cotton IN dershirts and drawers;
Muslin and Hickory Shirts.
sept 10, 1851 q L.uMAN BRo
HtTS WANrED.-We vii pay Cash on ielis-
Y cry for 1000 bushels of oats, delivered at our
Stables in Burlington tsep l5l JNO FRlNK h Co
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DIR McKENNEY,s REGULA1oR.

- THIS medicine is now prepared BY the Pre-
"a prietor and is offered for sale IN quantity tn
L. suit purchasers, from one bottle tn Thousand.
tits a Positive Remedy in arrangement Of the Bow
els, Diarrh9i, Dysentery and ChoIera Morbus.-
All "ho have used II pronounce il 10 tie the best
and most certain medicine they have or used for
CHOLERA. The Proprietor has made use of 10 in
an extensive practice for the last two ears, and
has become fully satisfied that Ii IS the only medI-
cine on which he can fail, rely in that disease.
Prepared AMI sold at the Family Medicine d.
pot sign Of the Good SaaarHrr, Burlington Iowa,
andhy agents generally throughout the vest.
ilne 10. 1851,
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A BLACK GENERAL.-General Avalos, the
Commander-in- Of the Mexican forces in
Famaulpas, il about as black as the present en-
feror Of Hayti. DR. Miller, our Commissioner
% settle the land claims on the Rio Grande, TO-
oealy told Avalcs that If he were caught east Of
NE Colorado; he would readily sell for a prime
Seero, and be put 10 work in cotton field.
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INV Yoax PoLlrIcs.-The N. Y. Express
ssys: The Wings in this State are now sounder,
InLeE, more conversative and national, than the
S@ocrats are on all questions, Federal as well as
~ They do not, as party, whatever may
Me exceptions, intend or desire to reopen or
N.as'tats slavery matters, and they win not do
NJ and n committing themselves at Albany TO
- nsasty support OF the Administration they
ss..l ed themselves to the .fnality Of their
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Us stsa TET Eaggsna@t@
SAaag Fsss .8e FtyeA -slsrtfsuFs
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Wholesale and Retail CLOTHING EMPORIUM!
Continues TO be the Centre Of Attraction!
\NE are now in receipt OF two shipments of our
w new and elegant @#.M# ..@=.
FALL SUPrLY OF CLOTHING,
and are prepared, as heretofore, to give our GUS
toners THE BEST BARGAINS TO BE MAD In
BURLINGTON! Call and see our stock. and we
Will run the risk OF suiting you. No one can ex-
anime our stock and price il without feeling an in,
voluntary desire to purchase even If they do not
need the artice-whilst those who may need any,
thing in our line will fairly jump at the chance to
supply themselves with tho goods which we sell,
to say nothing Of the tempting prices at which we
otter them. 1t Is useless to assure our old GUS
toners that we always keep the best and most
nshionable goods, manufactured under our own
supervision, andthe materials putchaS cd with ref
erence to the.r superior quality and for the ex-
press use and service of our old and long tried
friends and acQuaiutences. There can the r. fore
be no mistake as to quality. and unifol IN m ode
ofdealing Is the best guaranty which we can give
as 10 the very moderate profits which we expect to
realize.
1t would be tedious to patiicularize our stock.
Let il suffice that our supply is entite,y new-no
last years stock among it--that it is larger and
more van led than any heretofore offered IN this
market-and that It embraces every article in our
line and suitable TO the demands of the public
But the better plan is to call and see for your.
selves, ard we hope you will find time to do sn.-
Remember, il is the OLD EapoRiuM, on Jeiie rson
street. to which you are respectfully invited.
AMONG OTHER ARTICLES 90.
Toe numerous To mention, we have the follow
ing. which We offer, Wholesale or retail. at the
lowest price, wairantng them to be represented,
viz: ..
asa. Goats OF al! Kinds,
Dress, FIoeA; Box and Sacks, OF all cloths and
every variety Of color. as..
Over Coats.
Beaver. Felt, and Blanket well lined anl W. al led
and made in the most substantial manner.
Eanialoons, H&#s
Fine Black Cassimaere, Fancy ditto, of all culors,
and latest styles: Satinets, Beaveltine, Ac., Sc,
Vests,
Satin, SILK ,Worstei, and Fancy Vests of all kinds.
Cicaks,
OF al! kinds, made in the latest style and Of the
finest tinish and material.
shirts,
Finest Linen BoSoms, Jenny Lind and Calico
Also Flannel and Knit Under shirts and drawers.
Nee; aId pocket KerchicfS,
OF all colors and qualities of Silk, Linen, Mcrino,
&c, Nc.
ALSO
Hats and Caps--a large iot-latest fashians-also,
Umbrellas; Trunks and Carpet Bags, Nalises, Sc
septe4 HEINSHEfMER 4 co.
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s A BIG GRarE.-A Scnppcrnong. grape from a
vine on Mansonboro', SQUAD Was laid on oar table
the other day. 1t was the largest specimen we
have ever beheld. Being curious, it was meas
ured, and found to be four inches in circumfer-
ence. and IT weighed half onnce.-Wiimington
On. G. )Journal casey