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Advertisement.
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IMPORTED GAS FIxTuREs.-The largest assortment
NewYork embracing The patterns from the most ee's
bra, I'd ma Paris London and Birmingham
No. S3l and 6SJ Broadway
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TUE GREAT ECLIPsE.--IhOse twenty-elght spen-

did Views SUs be DAY aud
RooT's magnificent Daguerrean Gallery No 5 brod
wy Stereotype Cayons Photographs oDsgueotyPes on Pa
IeT taken perfection
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advertisement.

GAS, Gas Gas CHANDELIERS and Gas FIX
rrsfs Of modern ard snique designs will be une the treat
depct Il AHcHER WAkSEs Co. No 10 Broad
The arrest stock II AneneA
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ADVERTISEMENT
Elegant French and India Wedding and Waiting Cards

engraved pnnd the latest ls Wedding Envelopes CT Every
deco pton OF the from Paris and London sYef
plated Door EvERDELL 5OI Broadway cor oil DusAes
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The ChIdrens Aid Society acknowledges the following

The Chldrens AID S0ciet! achnOwIeuges tHc I"HV"H's
receipts from April 25 to May 30. 1854:
Helen suyvesan -loo Friend 81 Juvenile A,soe hsnosns
Little Tiny Association" do 82fc X Mcturdy 80
Theo McC urdv sO; Geo ireland SIC; Bearse Little
Comrton r. L. Tor Annie slO Eng.hwoman. per Rev Mr. Os
yearly contribution for Ms Reed 81 Edmund pen,od
t5 Josiah Levere; Moses A. Heoppock Slo A. Wet
mere $40; Mrs l. H. Sigouney Hartford Conn s.; John
Crane sc; Mrs Henry Andrew *t H. Ward (subscrberJ
IS: Nj seelye Bethel Conn. % Mr. Bremner IS H. Young
So II X Bull 500: Friend for the widow -; Friend
IS; C. NJ F. do, ST. Willard Hodges, Rochester So C. T. ,nh
nor l. " Pease S5 Mss L. Prout. Csrew, Green al Is
Friend the sick widow" 81; Mr. Corning ford S. friend
do rs C. j. Brooklyn. do. IS Friend ~ 4, 81. Frieni
Tor do rio; Methods, OF reesssn 81 Reader OF DIs
Iive, ioF 9n Northampton 70. DO 80 Friend
ioi d. ~ > h.acock lKins,borol for do, 81 H. snow
so Tho manner (Philsde pha for reports -; 5 Nil
e. 80 For Newsboy. Lodging House: Nh Hirseheld -
from Taunton per independent $40; h~e *Si S"'d'y
DrTeth 50; Mr.. Glars, - Total, M o. ,, ,.
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IN
THE Most WONDERFUL OF ALL-ls that strange,

thai huge that wild looking the living Rhnoceros al BAR
MueuD that everybody going to see ihey have u wen
with perfect safety Erzant per-
fonanc- also at BARsuM's THIS AFrEESOoS aud Evening
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TIE SLAVE PEyBRoSE.-We have received the follow
ing sums additional toward purchasing the freedom OF
Pembroke
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ARpysr OF GAMBLERs.-Eighteen yonng men were ar
rested Nv a. Eleventh Police gambling with cards tor
onev on srrdas night a. No Shef and No II Willets st
Jhey were eech 6ns 4 81 10y Justice Wood
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Redvav fArpcon's Buidng) will continue open daily during
H. Those interested. invited TO call or send fo Cir
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Cn.pr Su,MIs Am MANTuLAs Black White


and Coored Cspe shaws selling about me canton
cost choice Manas which we invite special
attention HEARD CLAP Co, No SOL Grandst
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BopY Foryp IN THE EAST RIVE

BoDf FOUYD IN THE EAST RyER.-COroner Ilhelln
inquest thedy male infant found he
Fest River the foot Of Bekmnt Tue body had been N me
weeks aud much dec0mposed No marks 81 NO
ne We upon The jury unable to form an opinion
To death snd rendered verdict Of death from cause
Inn nLr nn
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10 answer any indictment tina: may be brought Against

UNLICENSED MFsrvEspERs.-two6u butchers ron ss
Yo ., ,res Patrick snlu otoaSht oe'os
Justice Bsfetlsy Saturday snd hncd ~ 80. -.
sb~ut this without License ihey pa" ~'- ~>~'
dslh
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An unknown man Jumped overheard at the foot Of
Fv North River Sunday evening and wssdrowned
role wss ,scsd out % h. declined catching hold Of it.
HIS Lody hss not oe.p recovered
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THE REWARD OFFERED Whoever brings back
Mr. his balloon in time the Crystal Palace on sDAS
TVESISc gets offered WISE make great speech
Boats said to b. out and horses
and this WISE home In good season
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CHARGE or GRAND LaRcESY.-Nictor Goldsten. Ger
usn agent Yesterday arrested by ocer smon
charged with stealing trunks consann! clO
70 value SIS the properly Of Maria Jacobson Most
properly recovered ana the accused was OeAd up ny "
ttcsD horne for
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SUPREME COURT
The Special Term and Circuit adourned To MONDAY next
The G-n Term wa 1ntinu.d
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ATTFyPTFD SUIcIDE.-Thos. Wilson, while insane,
Jumped into the East the foot Of Forty nth st. o'clock
on sunday evening for the purpose sssruoon lie was res
bv who the time and taken 10 the
Police Count
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IssraLIArIoy.-Last evening Elijah +. Purdy Esq.,
was installed Grand Sachem of the Tsmmany society
in the usual At the conclusion Of the ceremonies the
Society adjourned TO the Committee Room where tney
partook Of cold collation. Speeches were made by Mr.
Puray Mr.. Van Buren,, and others, among whom the
orc atest harmony prevailed
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ABIRps-EYE yIEw.-Five or six different Individuals,
including one lady who desire to see how the City and
environs look from hight have applied for the PRIV
lege of ascending in the balloon from the Crystal Palace
with Mr. Wise on Friday next. As the great sronaut VIII
not arrive until tonight it is not yet known whether bis
aerial line will take passengers If he is really rise he
will not overload bis air-ship
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Fourth and Mac DOugaet-., ie''
week with s annual examination which extended through
wide range Of ACCIDENTAL instruction In addition to the
parents of the pupils there in attendance the Pesi
den, and several of the Professors Of the Newiork Uni
varsity and other known friends OF education all OF
whom a, we learn bore witness to the highly crediabe
manner in which the pupils acquitted themselves Inc
annual exhibition will take place Friday evening, Both
instant
DExILT DisPEssARY REPORT FOR THE MONTH on
MAY. ls54-Whole number Of patients treated l2sl;
new patients a33; attended ct the Dispensary lo13
at their dwellings 200. Na,vity-Unted States, i5ii
Ireland 1885, other countries Al Remaining under treat
nenf A.; died, 5; to the Hospital H. vaccinA'ed
~ Prescriptions dispensed during The month, ails
DEATH FROM BrRSs.-Do not be alarmed, gentle
reader; it only sort Of everyday heading OF h'tie
item when somebody upsets teakettle or pitches INTO
kettle of boiling suds tries to fill the eamPhene lamp
with the wicks burning and the whole can of hud on
fire drops amp and can and then Gays the whole eI
"ploded II did not though; it vas only an explosion
of carele-sne.s-a sort of complaint which kills great
many people and tLen they get obituary with Death
from Burns for caption.
This heading Il likely soon to become more common
than ever and We advise all city editors 10 get II 'tefeo
typed and country editors to keep it standing would
be quite al addition and make the hes more expressive
to have axed OF the pictures OF the peculiar
institution representing negro with night loot forward
and head bent in the direction, with small bundle
suspended to crooked stick his Ehouider Thai
would be sort of hieroglyphc Of Bur1, one Anthony
Burns and the death from Burns VIII be the death OF al
hopes the owners Of such goods ana chstses may have
Of chasing them through the States Of the North; the
death Of all compromises; the doath of tho Nebraski
swinde; the political death d French Perrs; dit
Of one Little Clam. all Of which viii soon be conssnet
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-09-19
Fresh Gro Cen'leS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
4 MATTHIAS BARTSCuEkEk.
MAIN STREET, BURLIGNTON IOWA.

An now opening my large stock Of Groceries, which
will compare favnrably with any stock OF Grocere>
IN this city. My assortment is large and complet,
and embraces every article usually found in Gro
establishment, as follows
Sugars If all quail Molasses, Coffee of all kinds
Teas Fish, Tobacco Segars. Rasins, Figs,
ett Pickles, Glassware, &C., dc.
have also on hand large assortment OF
N9O' II q - M -
Among which many useful articles may be fcu ID l
intend to kcc, at alI times choice suppl Y Of
4 BACON FOR THE CITY TRADE.
have made arran cments with some Of the best but
ter makers in the county keep me- Continually sup
piled with gFL batter, and my city customers may
onf cd,ly rely upon getting a my establishment at
oil times,
GOOD FRESH B UTTER.
+ have also made arrangements with some OF vi
best larics to get all the the cheese they make an
will consequently have on hand a. oil times largd
FIRST RATE CHEESE.
invite all rsons desiring purchase Groceries 20
give me ca, as feel confident that Will be aoie
to give entire satisfaction, both in regard to prices
quality IF articles.
~Doa't forget the place, next door be-
low Kimball & Co.'S Main street.
may Is, 1854.
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Having terminated our legal controversy with
Elias Howe Jr and procured his full license his
invention, there is n the slightest claim that our
machines infringe any other patent.
The rig to use the machines which we have sold,
ana shatl hereafter sell, IL unquestionable.
We own ten distinct patents on Sewing Machines,
covering all the nice points If the Jon, and all
the machines of other manufacturers infringe
more Of them. Our patent securing the sfring where
by the cloth &o is he to the feed ng apparatus by
yielding pressure, is inisinged by all the machines
now offered in the miiket. itose who buy the in
feror and piratica machines are Lereby distinctly
aprrised that we shall compel them to pay for the
privilege OF using them. Oar legal rights will hence
forth be ri:idy enforced
THE IMMENSE SUPERIORITY.
Of Singers Sewing Machines has been completely
established. hey Of universal appcation-tLe
same machine doing all kinds If work, and doing il
perfectly. They are not only superior in cont,ivance
but nnrq, alei in mechanical finish They perform
all work required, and continue to do it without get
ing out Of order. We desire to call attention partic
uarly to new
Machines to Seq uith Single Thrccd
which by ample trials have been proved superior 10
all Others for stitching linen and all very thin fabrics
Also for sewing leather either with waXed thread
or silk-and for quilting Innings. We are also pre-
pared to exhibit and sell embroiderng machines, pro-
ducing an entirely new and very beautiful result
Machines If extra size, both shuttle and single thread
may be had for small difference in price. These
stitching carpet bag handles, and any other peculiar
work, will be supplied at short notice
Machine Needles, Silk Twist on speeds. Three Cord
Linen Thread and all other articles used with Sewing
Machines always on hand and for sale at all our
offces
Principal Officc. No. sl3 Broadway. N. York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
No 81 South Fourth st. Philadelphia.
AZ Hanover st Boston,
ISL ST. Charles ST., New Orleans.
{" l59 Baltimore st, Baltimore.
247 River st, Troy, N. Y.
223 Walnut st., Cincinnati.
wAw3m NV l4tw. I'M SINGER & co.
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. OUETA~ PkkCkAA~HA.-lhlDAA A. RLkkER.n
SOMETHING ENTIRELY new.
The North lmcrisail Gglta Pcrcha Company

- SO1EA~ RkkC4aA~~sA---lAOAA RLkkE1.a
SOMETHING EyrIRELY new.
Fhe North lMcrisaii Ugtta Pcrclla COMPANY
Are offering "a Wholesa
GREAT VARIETY OF CLOTHING sc
Made from RIDERS patent
VULCA NJZED GUTTA PEhCHA, I.
OF NEW STYLES AND BEAUTIFUL FINISH.
These goods are waterproof, free from unpleasant
SMELL pliablc and elastic like india Rubber not in.
iurcd by fatty substances, and
Will net Decompese And become Stick.
they are very different in character from any othe,
goods heretofore made Of Guth Pecha either in tti,
country or Europe, and are WARRANTED 10
STAND AL MATES.
Among the variety may be found coats. coaks capes
ponchos, reefing jackets, overlls, leggns sou-west
ers, caps, camp blankets, horsc covers shower mats
syringcs, breast pumps, balls, pencil and ink erascrs,
drinking cups, steam packing mnchine betting, car
riage cloths, &C., &C., with very cheap and
Effective Life Preseiver,
made expressly to meet the new passenger law Of Con-
gress. All Of finish and quality superior to any.
other waterproof goods now before the public. FUr
Sale at the Warehouse so Cedar Street New York
Dealers in waterproof goods are sto&xainine
these goods, believing they will find then hxAPER and
FAR SUPERIOR to anything the have e1( u before.
Orders to any ex 'ent executed al short noticVa
Il. Il. BILLINGS, WILLIAM RIDER
Treas. and Soc'y. Pros. n. A. q. p, Co
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The MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

The MEDICAL DEPA KrAIENr.
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF TIE STATE OF MISSOURI.
HE regular Lecture Of the Medical Department
If the Missouri University will commence on
the Isl If Novembcr. So and will Continue until
the 1st of March, 1855.
course If preliminary lectures will be delivered by
the Professors If the Institution, free Of any extra
charge On subj cis Intimately injected with their
respective departments, beginning on the LIST Of DC
tober and ending en- the lst u November.
Clinical Lncur4s will also he delivered either at
during the month Of October, we'll US during the
en- ire regular session. adnttancc to the Clinical
Lectures free If extra charge.
MEDICAL FACULTY.
JOHN S. MOORE, NJ D., Prof ssor Of Theory and
Practice
Jo1 EpM N. MCDOWELL, NJ. D., Professor Of Sur
gerry aud Surgical Anatomy.
ABNER llOPiON, M. D., Professor OF Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
JOIN BARNES, NJ d. Professor Of Materia Mcd-
en-, The, apcutics and Medical Gofanv
E. DEMING, ii D., Professor of Pathology, and
Clinical Medicine.
J. r. ALLEN, VI. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Di eases Of Women and Children.
PAXTON SPENc II, NJ. d., Professor Of Physiology
and C mparati G Anatomy.
JOHN T.. llOGDs:N, N. D. Professor Of Anatomy
General and Special.
I. DRAKE MCDOWELL. N. D., Dem 'nstrator.
FEES.
Fees fora full course Of Lectures sos Fee for
the Dipl INA $50: FIR admission tc the Dissccsing
room and Demonstrations, $40; Naturalization fee,
S.
G ,od boarding can be obtained within short dis
lance Of the College, for from So to $' per week
Stud nts and Others designing Further information,
will please address the Dean of the Faculty:
s JOS. n MCDOWELL. NJ. D.
twkw.n46m Dean of the Medical Faculty
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REMOVAL.


NIESSRS. MIXER l. VAN METER have the
VI Measure to announce to their fricnds ana the
pnaic generally, that they are now permanently 10
<atcd aud arranged in their new and conmoa,ous
store, in the Barrett House, adjoining the Post once
where they will he happy TO welcome all who wish 20
purchasc or even H. something nice and vaiuabis
in the book line. We arc receiving our new took
,,f bx,ks and stationery. and herewith enumerate
few alnon. the many choice and valuable works now
IN our shelves.
~ Cruise Of the North Star, by DR.. ChowIes.
Hans and Mishaps, by Grace Greenwood.
~ prsmatics, by Hayward.
s Z Busy Moments of nm Idle Woman.
The sunshine II Grcystone. ..as@E5f
Sunshine in the Palace and Cottage. fy
Poems and Paroies. by Phoebe Cary.
Poems If Grace Greenwood.
History If my Pets. BY Grace GREENWOOD.
vRecolIecti,ns Of my Childhod by Trace 1reenWoa
~ Nv Two sister. d; Mrs. Judson.
a. sEicrant Narrative. Tf3TEAIH Is 49, ii -
LADY Huntington and her Friends,
i new mc,poir d Dr. Jndson. cmp'eied IN one W,
u,nc. The ss,cs Of the Tract Society sunday scnoo
Ihn. and full supply IF school c'ks ana aa,o no.,
ery. together with ali the magasines-iIarpfss, ~.
| nam, Godey, Graham, National, Arthur 0'e-'o"s
r WeSntcna n keep up with the tiines fa.sasn
fhr.ls mi at low price, IN Tier words We sa" !:
10 Tho ha.ls.,nc thing. md simply aek sosna'e =
! III patronage Of the DARLING Pubic; - ~ urrp Z.
Nav q. 81. ST. - MIXER VAN WE ''i'"s !
I'll Gazette copy. ~ 4ssz. u
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

w.: on the 2lst day Of August inst, appointed by
ho County Court Of Ues Moncs county, Iowa, ex.
cutr f The estate If Adam Moore, deceased, late Of
said County. Notice is hereby given 10 VII persons
who have claims against said estate to pres. mt and
prove them riding TO law, and those owing said es-
tate will mike payment to me, III L. 5. ,iorlon, VI
Burlington without dt!ay. CHARLES ANDKESS-
as ssA SEQ Executor.
August 2lth 1854 ttasgE.. a n4-w4t. 4
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Pauer Warehouse.
CYRUS w. FIELD K CO.,

CYRUS w. FIELD X co.,
Commission MERCHANTS. No. IL Cliff Street,
NETWORK,
Are Sole Agents in the United Statesfor
M USPRkTT'S superior Bleaching Powder;
lvl Victoria Mills celebrated Writing Paper
Russell do superior do do
Genesee do do Printing do
Rawlins Sons English Tissue Dc
First quality Ultramarine Blue.
They are also agents for the principal Paper Manu-
facturers in this country and offer for sale BY far the
most extensive and desirable stock Of Paper and Pa
Der Manufacturer Materials that can be found 10
this or any other country.
They occupy the large and commodious Warehous.
a. No. IL Cliff street. No. So Cliff street, No. lS4
christopher street, and tho Lofts over the large Iron
stores, and9 Cliff street.
Their busnessis strictly Wholesale, and Writing Pa
pere are sold BY the care only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to ofeI
all Goods both Foreign and Domestic, 1t thelowest
possible prices -
Paper made TO order, any sise Or weight. Liberal
advances maids on consignments Of Paper, Paper Ma
ker's stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for al kinds
II Rags. lJuly 70, ieaS-DFy
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sIAIEpoetieal and prose writings If Br. John Lrf-
land, the Milford Bard consiasing Of skefchestn
Poetry and p ose, rorA patrotc. sentimental, w1s
lahetic and hum ,rcus, with portrait Of TIE a.shos
IN sketch VI his life, o. = C0RSBB.
fu5Ny % .541 ss-A-
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SELECT SCHOOL.

I'll Re-. ADDERLY will resume the duties Of heI
vi School on Monday (4th Of Sept.) at her resi-
dtnce, north side ct the Public Square. Terms made
known ON application. H 3w.
August ~, 1894.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

Which are the only sewing Machines Of any utility
which can be used without MAKING THE owNEB LIABLE
to SUIT for infringement of patented privileges are
Till sold at t@
REASONABLE pr 1cEs,
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American HOuSe---BOStoM.

WITH the addition, is the largest and best ar
w ran sed Hotel in New England, and the subscri-
her ber leave to call attention to its magicent
fragments and superior accommodations. Tie fur
niture is made 20 combine utility and convenience
with LUXURIOUS ease and comfort. The drawing rooms
are most elegantly appointed the suits Of rooms well
arranged for families and large travelling parties
the slecpipg apartments commod;ous and we'll vent-
LATED. and large proportion of them supplied with
Cochituate water and gas Every effort will be made
by the proprietor contribute to the comfort Of his
guests while sojourning at his house.
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
Burlinc ton, July Is. lS54-3m-twAw.
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TORal,a.O.

Ok BOXES Missouri chewing, 10 boxes smoking,
% rs boxes IN, cut 20 half boxes Virgins chewing
4oboxes Cuba Sizes 75A boxes 6nereraas forrals By
mech p .e.KIMBALIa& 60.
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j. MI. FOX,
Lis present stock consists Of the following articles
IL in all their various styles and quality. M
Cold Watches.

Lis present stock consists Of the following articles,
- 10 all their various styles and quality.
Cold watches.
Gold and Lever Watches Is carets fine, S2A
English Lever Is carrots fine; from $500 size I
s s,xss asvs r, null s.sllsd from t.
thermometers, Detached Levers, and Lepino watch
c. with, and without hunting cases. full jcwcIied ard
eighteen carts fne. Gold fob, and waist chains, OF
every variety, god Slides gold keys and seals gold
earrings Of every shape and pattern, IS carats fns
gold finger rings with diamond SETS and gold breast
pins with diamond sets, gold thimbles and gold spsc
tacles All the above are not surpassed by anything
Of the kind in this market.
Sitter Mare.
Regular Railroad silver lever WATCHES full Jewel s
lever and every other variety Of silver watches; alec
silver pen holders, with gold pens, and pencils, silvs
spoons, tea, desert and table spoons excellent
cles sugar tongs cream spoons, mustard spoons, salt
poon and silver mounted castors and but.er knives,
ali the above arereccommendedtc be the genuine ar
tclcseIf
Cutlery.
Eazors of style and Of the best brands scissors
pocket k ives drks. and Bowie knives and table cut
lery, also candlesticks, a very elegant article
Musical Instruments.
Accordeons, autnas, violins, guitars, fageolets,
clarionets, flutes and ffes
Clocks.
One and eight day clocks Of every size and quality
at New York prices. Persons wishing anything in his
line either wholesale or retail prices will do well a.
give him call before they make their purchases, as
he feels assured that he can accommodate them on
reasonable terms as any house the whole West.
lie also solicits those who want repairs done
either upon gold silver watches, n god or silver
ware, to give him call he processes to bave one Of
The very best mechanics in the west and he warrants
all work that goes Of his establishment Old gold
md silver bought exchanged at the regular rces
lie invites the ladies to give him call and examine
MS stock Of iewelry.
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Cnnsimensat Fxchsnge.
TycHANGE on PaYis, in sursis 70 suit, for sale 3,
IA march % N Fef# GREEN, THOMAS h co.
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10000 Gifts
CLOCKS.

CLOCKS, tt.r YArFrgffA
TUST received good ascrtpent Of Eight day snd ST wV
u 80 hour cloexs st CARPENTERS Main aSt.sStl ~
me IL "a. n #4sS.A s4I NA |ssas .M EaEg4Ghsl