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Drugs, .Eeaictnes ana Ghemtca!s

DR.. E. j. COKE, No IS Camp street,
tB- Oh. F. ] coNEss PREPARATIONS, In extensive use
nearly fifteen have b their acquired
unsurpassed sqaapd b. similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH S GRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlYA, sARSAPARiLLA AND cUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LOZEEGEs.
CHOLERA SYRAIP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND RI !
MAHENT CURE OF THE PILES.
GE- For sale BY DFuggi#ta generally, fy1 4ptf
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Rupture Remedy relief comfort and certain
guarantee Ruptqss good it, apply to
the proprietor's establishment S. Charles and inquire fol
Dr. Sherman. further particulars, advertisement third
page apply descriptive pamphlet. y
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49,. PROGRAMME. 49,.
j. r. CALDWELL, Grand Marshal


Music,
Exempt Firemen.
GoTefnor, Lieut. 3nant Governor and Suite.
III: j0r General Lewis and Staff
BtiKaditT General Tracy aud Staff
Brigadter General Phlfrey and Staff.
Btigadter General Cronan and Staff. .
Merners Of the Senate md House OF Representatives.
Mayor and Recorders. D.u
Msmters OF the City Councils,
Editors aud Compostorso Of Public Journals.
Benevolent socetes.
Cfietrs Of the Army and Navy.
Judges and Clerks Of Courts
United States Collector and Surveyor of Port
Naval Officers, United States Nafshal
Citizens aud Stranger generally.
Dayy Gtockett Fire Company Mol, Of Greina,
Pellcaq Fire Company No. l. OF gisrs.
CArroltton Fire Company NO |, of CarrolIton,
Atineenrg Fire Company No. /, ofMinebury.
Jefferson City Frs Company No. /.
"0.. Solu tser Fire Company No l.
Miaesapp Fire C mpang No.a
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No g.
Ntsiiant Fire Company No,
Neptune Fi,e Com any NJ. 4.
Columbia Fire Company No. s.
LolisiabA tiOss Company.
Meehancs Fire Company 30. g.
ERgle FIRE Company No, l.
American Hook and Ladder Company No. o.
Ph@Il1 Fire Company No 8
Creole Fire Company No. O.
Louisiana Fire Company M. TO-
kraHklln Fire Company No. II.
Trad Ferry Firs Company NJ, ".
Perseverance Fire Company No, 49,
Philadelphia Fir Company No. H.
isnersoh Fire Company No Is.
Red Rover FIRE Company Ne Ia.
Hope Hook and Lauder Company No. 8.
JameI Galick Fire Company No. IT,
Jnekson Fire Company So.ls
P5oteciion tirG Company No. lq
Washington FtTe onlpnny No, 90
Orleans FIFE Conf any No ii,
Jefferson Fire Company No a.
CsAlnloteFire Company No. "a
GfesrSnt tire Company No, ~. febis st.
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Mr. Geo. Q. Darwell, purser of the steamship
Pampero, has our thanks for California papers.
Likewise the clerk of the steamer l. NJ Kenneth
for Louisville papers,
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ES The attention of Citizens md Strangers visiting the City pAr
tcuay called to the varied and splendid stock of
HOUSE F NISHiNG GOODS,
the of the undersigned which being offered At u,
REDUCED PRICES
render greatly TO the advantage of purchasers cali and n
mine them. Among their assortment may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
PLAIN WHITE CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS.
EARTIiENWARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS PRESERVE DISHES DECANr
ETlS, ETC. ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TUMBLERs, SALTS ETC,
sILvER-PLATED CAsToRS, WATERS, CAKE-BAsKETs
sILvER-PLATED cANpLEsTlCKs, SPOONS. FORKS, ETC;
SILVER. PLATED WATERS, BOTTLEsTANDS, ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNED WATERS;
WOODEN WARE, TGNwARE;
ANDIRoNS, TENDERS, sHOVELS AND TONGS
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY.
LAMFS OF ALL KINDS, AID CHANDELIERS;
BeOiies variety Of Articles necessary ali IA
numerous 10 Re named in Advertisement
Ii. BR0WER & co.
febtTln9 II Camp street. oppoaite The CITY Hoo
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SGxStlpNctlSN.

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
tn Prepared sHly by
DR. E. j COKE,
No as CAMP STREET.
~ The strongest preparation male, Which daily
CURE of DISEASES OF THE LIVER add GENERAL DERANG =
MENT, with DEBILITY o he WHOLE SYSTEM,
t5 1obo hHi al No. a Camp and of Druggists gnes.y
ctnts. dls atn2n
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SEVENTEENTH ANNIVERSARY *
,kSMgf44 ssyE%S
FSsaEEE FIRE DEPARTMENT. sSsskiS..R-a

FIRE DEPARTMENT. ssssRsssEa
Hs THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF NEW ORLEANS, with tno.s
invited assist the Celebration Of tarir SEVENTEENTH ami
VERsARY, will assemble at o'clock SATURDAY, March
4, on Cana street, in the following older; ."
DAvy Gro kett Fire Company No. !, Of Gre M,
Pelican Fire Company No !, Of Algiers,
MIhebars Fire Company 10. /. q Miusbarr,
S M..:isp III r.. c Sa,Pp.g2 n 10
Lafayette Hoo Ladder Company No
wom the street resting Royal
street, extending West.
s ssgtaqs FIE e. Company s,e5sss, " e =
Louisiana tlcse Company,
As% hfs oE s, asd H G d.f Company SS MOI.
Pbesns II. Company s.. s.
Itreei, and sIeadiug West
E E.aiiisna FIJI Fire Gcsgp.,y No To-
lad Ferry Fire Company No,ii
.' Philaaephla Fire Company No. H.
Hope Hook and ,ddsr Company No.s,
I h RGs s, E F cl eonssnS N 81 =;
street, extending East.
jackson Fire Company No. IS.
wa;biagl . Fj.s company N. 20
Orleans orleans. F t Company NJ. a,
Chtmette Fire Company Mons, ..,
The Soa. side Of Canal street. head rasog Camp
right Royn Precisely at 10 o'clock the head Of tbs Pro-
eson m move ron RyA stree! down thu North side Of Canal
BASIN
Dv9gs falling he Procession position
The Route will De Chartss Esp nade
spansde to The Leyee shs eyee Maguy AsEny
asaea Gaeaa'o TO Roy a. Royal Canal Canal
Grondeei up and Apollo Josephine Josephua
on down Ie6oppoulas z s. Joseph down St lossP
Camp down Csmp Julia julia
20 Canal where the evsra Companies VIII leave
proceed g Pacde Varieties whore Address will
PROFESSOR DIBIITRf.
The Exempt Fireman requested to assemble the
Common street sapaa O'clock from whence heJ will
esc0red Line.
Ladies' isada OF FamsI informed that vAregs
Will be at ecuek, Accommodate them
The MErthas and Fonen he various Gompaaiss
be pupetuay The greuRd the
l0oislock. = 49,
Th Adat0 the Grant Marshal assemble City
Hotel, u halt PasiS O'Clock, NJ.
J.R CALDWELL Grand Aiarsha
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There are, lis said, upwards of forty news
papers published in New Hampshire
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A public dinner was given by about two hun
dred of the merchants of Boston to Captain Wat
kins of the San Francisco, at the Revere House,
on the 18th
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Ghaqres Feues. q Chills and Fepes'.
d MlNIG

GhGgs-es F'eUey- 8 Ghilis and E'eces'.
BEACH'S FERRUGINOUS TONIC,
kB- Ia Certain and TsfalibIe Remedy for
CHILLS and FEVER, CHAaRBS FEVER
And all FEvERS OF an Intermittent Type.
MEYER kNOHtN TO FAIL.
For sse by E. BEACH, NJ D. Chemist ard hpothecary Corner
Of Chas and Clstonhouse also by THOMAS RANKIN
Corner Camp and Peyaa, sreets and by Of
and Csrondelet streets. fah41 6tadpaltW
Ladies auction.
E S. PHILLIPS wola call the attention Of the Ladies' Of the
ard its vicinity that he has THIS DAY opened the
Royal LADIES' AUCTION, will well
selected Of FRENCH FANCY GOODS which he will sell
invariably to the highest bidder.
stock part 0! RICH BRoCADE SILK MUSLNs,
FLoUNCED BAREGES and FLOUNCED JACoNETs; variety oil
other styles OF Dss Gooia with large assortment Of FINE EN-
BRolpERIES.
Also FINE FANS, SILK PARAsoLs, PORTE SoNNA1Es, Extra
SHE'LL COMBS, large variety, too numets TO mention.
ALSO
sB- large FANCY GOODS saved
LATE FIREGN CHARITIES STREET.
IT The sae will commence daily ooek md will continue till
every article lie sold
BImporers desiring to close Invoices Of Fancy Goods viii do
well to avail themselves Of this opportunity feb1 Up
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Colonel John Cunningham has assumed the
editorial management of the Charleston News
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FIRE !---As we would wish an avt;,,.,
clapped on every conhagration that visits nv
city, all parts of which are quite too pood ma
pleasant to be burnt down, we must nav dine a.,
tention to these watery powers that nut omt
fires, We beg our readers, therefore. to re-.
mark that an adjourned meeting of the Mar.
shais q our several Flle Companies is notified
ior ne 4th Of March. as may be seen elsewhere
in our columns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28

A Homeopathic Convention met at Albany,
N. Y, on the 14th
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S. Palmer, editor of the Flag of the Union, at
Jackson, Miss, offers that office for sale
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I,aTEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
70 qmE NEW ORLEANS Many CRESCENT,
Three Days Later from Europe,

lsp 4br National Ains.
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NEw YORK, Feb. 25..-zThe Cuuard steamer
Europa has arrived here from Liverpool, bring
ing dates to the 18th inst, three days later than
The adyices received by the Baltic. We give
below summary of her commercial intelli-
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Breach Of TruSt--Yietorine Johan, free
woman of color, stands charged with having APP
propriated to her own use quantity of female
wearing apparel entrusted to her to sell. She
awaits examination
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ERAINTS AND COL0RS- The subscribers,
for Lewis n.nuiafioy phlad lpha have Chrome
Green dry Blue Scarlet and YsrniI
99 Pure Lamp lsc BLACK Paint, Yellow oChe Spanish Brown
isb9s '''' E. j. HART Il co 7s rohoupitors ,,,s.
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g2oRK-75 barrels Extra Fine Uninspected
fbqs J. H. MuLFoRp co. ~ Bank Place
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-
sven 49,.
BOOKS, iDAy cAstrona oRnFR RooKs
PAMPHLETS, BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYERS BRIEFS, BOOKS etc.
BLANKS FOR PUBLICOFFICEs,I DIARIES
H0TARIAL BLANKS, SALES RECEIPTS
CusToMHoUSE BLANKS, COTTON PRESS RECEIPTS,
INSURANCE OFFICES do STEAMBOAT Bills
CouNTING-H)USE do SHOP BILLS
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
F0REIGNIMPORTERS' do. POSTERS,
CHECKS STEAMBOAT CARDS,
CATALOGUES, BUSINESS CARDS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE BILLS OF FARE
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS,
NOTES, DRUGGISTS Labels,
BILLS OF LADING, itiAND,BuLs,
MANIFEST HEADS, FlREAENs CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS, BALL AND soIREE INVITA-
JOURNALS and LEDGERs,l TIoNs etc, etc.
Ea~ PRINTING IN COL0RS. ~@8
BALL AND soIREE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE, etc,
..,,rRINrEs
GOLD SILVER. CRIMSON Ere
EHr We have peculiar facilities for RULING and BINDING
F We have iusreCeivd choice FANCY EMBOSSED
and coLoRED CARDS PAPER Sizes selected
great and which will print dispose otherwise at moderate
rates.
tF We are now prepared to print
POS II ERS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
FOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
IN PLAIN OR FANCY CoLoRs.
e We use HOES POWER ROTARY PRESSES and RUG
Giles. PRINTING ENGINE-the best now in use.
R Cal aud examine specimens prices for all kinds OF thu
noA ABOVE enumerated ianl1 sp
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tALCINED PLASTER-184 bills landing
Y and for sas by BoGERT, WILLIAMS & co.
IN larnr,
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Reference IN regard to the Zeal Estate, FL. VsS-
CHER & Co., Real Estate Brokcas. New York. Orders
post paid, with money enclosed, to be addressed.
j. w. HOLBkOOKE,
Secry, sos Broadway, n. Y.
Es-Thc Ensravings in the Catalogue are new
ready for delivery
October 10, IS54-Gmo. ty
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las - Clio IS aud Hosiery.
I'VE would inv ;. attention to our large and varied
st.sk If glove aud hosiery for sale ut low pr'-
cos tc 95 ~ L. l.. Il C. Il. PARSONS.
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LIST of GIFTS:


lt0 Marble busts of Washington, at 500, 81 $4,000
100 I" clay lOO, loUtn
100 Webster, 100, 1880
100 Calhoun, 100, 10000
30 elegant Oil Paintings,
splendid gilt francs, size lUe, 3;eVo
XXI feet each, ..f-
leo elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 It. e.ch 50 5,oce
sou stee plate Engraving. bril- ian.
y coi'd in oil. rich gilt f.ames 24x5o o,ooo
riches each ,,e ,,..1e
1000 elegant steel plate engTavings.
colored in oil, Of the WAsHINGToS "a loucu
~ MONUMENT 2Gx26 in. each.
c31 ,aa0 steel pate Engravings, from d a,,s 5 III.
100 different plates now in pos
Session of. AMI ownedby the Art Ys. =.
lists Union of the market value
Of from 50 cts to 81 each 4i,ctu
l frs; class dwelling, in 3lst ST., n.
y. City, h. lzVOV
% buildi, . lots in lOl and OF sts, n.
I.City, each 25AlO0 1T. deep at J ,oco,
leo Villa sites, cont aiming each 600
square feet liz the suburbs IF T..
Y.City, and commanding mag
nfccnt view of the Hudson Riy-
erard long Island sound, at 500, 10000
20 perpetual leans If cash without IL
interest or security, Of $3.50 each, F 5000
so " /" 100 % 5000
100 :" SO 5000
$50 /" {" 90 5000
1000 3" !" 10000
Reference ia regard to the Peal Estate, FL. Vss-
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AMERICAN ARTISTS, uNIoNu

II HE AMERICAN ARTISTS USIos, would respect-
L fully announce to the citizens of the q. Sta IS
and the tanadas, that for the purpose of Culteaiias
taste for he fine arts throughout the country and
With view Of enabling every family r. become pvs-
icssed of gallery of Engraving a4s -
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF the AGE,
They have determined in order create aneytensivc
ale for their engayings and thus not only give EN-
pos ment 10 large nmb Of artists and others. bu,
inspire among our countcymen taste foi works of
art to present to the purchasers IF their engraying,
when $50 600 If them ale sold,
100000 GIFTS. Of the actual cost Of $3.50 Goo.
Each purchaser If One Dollar Engraving. there
fore, receives not only engraving richly worth the
muner. but also ticket which cnitlcs him to one of
Tie Gifts when they arc distributed.
For Five Dollars, highly finished Engraving,
beautifully PAINTED in Oil, and FIVE GIFT
tickets, W u be s.n'; or FIVE DOLLARS W..
-piendid Engrasines can be selected from the Cata-
oe.uo.
\ cory Of the Catalogue, together with specimen
Of enc Of tile Engrnsng. can be seen a. the Office of
this paper. i- hsg
y Eo. each dollar sent. an ravng actually worth
that sum, and Gift Ticket will Immediately be for
Waitict. fts54 ssaaxE1.1 t ~ s
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RESOLUTION, fixing the amount If Tax to be levied
upon Tie ASSESSED value of the Real and Personal
property Of the city Of Burlington, for the year
1851.
Be it resolved by the City Council Of the city of
Burl ngton, That to deiray the current expenses Of
the city of Bur gon. there hereby levied upen the
assessed value of the Real and Personal Property OF
sai, city for the year A. D. lS54,a Tax Of one per
eenun as an ordinary tax for general Revenue pur-
pores. including the ten cents on the hundred dollars
authorize by the city Charter to be levied as prop
ery Road tax--a.d that the City Recorder be direct
cd to arrange the city tax list in the provided
b, Ordinance pm Sd April 18th 1862, and to deliver
tic snnc to the city Collector, taking his receipt
t! eref,r.
Al ptcd October 9th, 1854
l.. D. STOCKTON, Mayor.
Attest: J. TRACY, City Recorder,
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To WNOM III MAX VONCEMN
rAUTION.-TO THE PRESS and TIL & PUBLIC.
O-Clrculars have been sent to Newspapers, icon.
tanning ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion, purport.
ing to come from my AGENCY, Tribune Buildincs.
without my knowledge or authority. sigUed ~. u.
RUTHERFORD, for v. B. PALMER" have no
man Of that name in my employment.
v. B. PALMER.
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OYsTERsg
o YES!FT HEY HAVE Conner
- BARRELS Shell Oysters, days from Baltimore.
& for sale hy the dozen BY
Nov. 2; "a. W. n. ANDERSON.
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Groceries, Groceries.
OnBOxEs extra raisens
OOt do French chocolate,
50 do Mackarel,
u 10 hhdss sugar, t Z
70 barr. ls molasses,
20 10 gal kgs do just received and for ssis.
cheap y (Ocs - s4) J.0. LAUMAN Bin o.
CUGAR-3s hhds. prime N o
~ 10 fair do
80 bbls. Dslchors OBJ
30 do do (Al
5 do 50. Loais powdereA,
5 Do % DO loaf
just received and for sale exceedingly Ie~e -
I inarSh % ]. 8. KfMBALL 3 CO
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EMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS.

NisV EKAL Thousand energetic and Trustworthy
~ young men are wanted 70 act as o. gents 10th
oca AMI travelns-in eveiy State in the Union, fo,
the sale oi patented article Of manufacture now in
extensive ,lemsni. Tie cxclusverisht for the Uni.
ted States Is ewncd by the advertisers and gents Of
ca pacity and business tact can easily earn Two Hun
dred Dollars per mouth.
NO CAPITAL NECESSARY.
eErtract from COMMUNICATIONS from our
agents. ~ herewith enclose you draf.
.tor---dollars, deductiug One hundred
and nine'y-seuen dollars as my con,nai ssion
o, the sale Of the last MONTH" Signed :. II.
Reed.o 81 shall realize as commission on
my sales this month about one hundred and
screaty.tfUe dollars" Il. G. Field.
The occupation will prove light and gentleman
employ mcii-as h,aicrabe as it il profitable
go oasent will be accepted unless ab to produce
substt nj Testimonials ste character and industry,
Salaries will be arranged for the FIRST year if pre-
ferred
so many answers t. advertisements are Forwarded
from motives If Idle curiosity only. the Advertisers
viii consider no application unless accompanied by
0ne Dollar as cviderce Of sincerity, when full par
s.cnlarS will be forwarded. sseA tStf, s-a,ss
Address BURNS, BENEDICT Co..
Baltimore, Md.
To the substantial nature of the enterprise. we re-
fer to KENNETH 4 DALE, LIE ROY. SONS & Co.
Al-o to HAMILTON X. WEST, Ohio: Hon. q. NJ
DENFIS, Rhode Island, and N. RAY Key West, Fa.
Oct. 81, '5i-sm
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WHra We OFFER AT WaoLEsALE AND RprAn,
AT A SLIGHT ADVANCE FROM ST. LOUIS Prices
ss4 J. S. KIMBALL 3 co.
Burlington, June -, lS54.Iy 8
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"a l4 NJ MOTH
G i Q T Il IN & ST 0 R u ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
BE II EZEKIEL.

RAW y ju>i reserved anu opened my Fall ana w m
1 ter stock Il
READH-NiADE CLOTHING,
To which the a,tentith Of the public is respectfully
soIic.ed Having thi. season superintendent the
ufactnre Of my stock can recommend it to quail
ty Of material durability If make, and style of cut.
,,boe any stock brought to this kitty. Amongst
this stock will be found is4ia Il
cOsTS, f17a.1 atsl
or every description. Elack and other colors. Frock
aud Dress Goats Beavercloth, Broadcloth, Lion skin,
Petersham, Felt, Whitney, Cashmere, sattinet, and
Twocc business ovcrccats.
OF black and fancy Doc>kin and Cashmere, Tweed,
Beaverton ard uthe Pants.
Fine cut silk Velvet ana Plush Vests, Black and
Fancy Satin and Silk, Cashmere, Sattinet. cloth
and other vests
FURNISHING GOODS.
Black and fancy silk and satin crayats and stocks,
pocket handke,cheifs, white and fancy shirts, silk,
mcrno, flannel and cotton undershirts and drawers.
trunks, carpet bags, gloves and variety Of furnish
ing gossls. ASIA s. -.f 49, -
With many thanks to the citizens Of Burlington for
their pas, patronage, would solicit continuance 4
it, feeling confident in assuring them that IL gooa
goods and nod,,at prices offer an inducerncnt, they
shall Eevey leave my store dissatisfied,
Cauatry merchants visiting Burlington for tn .i
can assure them my prices will compare most fayor-
ably with those Of st Louis or any place in ihe West
- 8. EZEKIEL.
Jefferson street, doorcasto If Ccolaau6h i Brooks,
Bankers.
Sept II, 81.
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4 DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
HENRY II. SCOTT

E'eJt HENRY II. SCOTT
LAS returned fnm the Eastern Market, and is now
IL il, reep. Of ~ lqe. stock st ,e.5 g..s 5sa
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
for the Fail arc inter trade. Ha,i,r an:iltoh, IN
self If Tic 6cIacsstd state Il tho aiAo. he is me
par, to o.el G,,ts at rIecs n.h lev q |! an nal
Purchasers will dew.li iot \: nic lis stttf a. he
determined 70 eter great iidc,'mnts tctash buyers
>iHa 90 t.ndies, Line. fs
Back Silks. all wool and Uuion pros Flaid>, No
rips al. cs.ls, black and fancy colied a pace Is,
hams. Eng!sh, ana Amerc@n Prints, worked collars,
Linen Pocket ilairikerehfs kid silk and w"" gloves.
barred and >rot.rd Cambries. Bishep lawns, linn
apl cotton ctisiu.s and iaces.
488sa ShawlS.
|. A fine assostmins e long and s4rare Bay sta:c.
Waterloo and sc.t,h shawls.
hes} a - HuEnet>. afe eiHtE III
In silk, satin, frrnce ard cashn.era.
CenlIcmcnA' Lane.
/ have purchased my woolen 60 ds fully twenty
per cent. Of reduction IN last year slriccs. and
hle to offer grea, BAhGAISs III this line. French
and American black cl ths, pilot, p,tcIsiiain and
beaver cloths; black aoeskin ard fancy eassin.ties;
attinetls all colors; heavy tweeds jeans, crau,oys
and mocsk ins for pants, comforts, scars. neck an.
pocket hankksrehit!s, buckskin and wool gloves I'D
mi.s. - @ sa
Domestic Goods.
Hickory. 'leac hcd and lrown musins, Irish linens
brash. huckabeck and birs-cye diapers, linen damask
table cloths. figured cartain muslins, apron checks,
drills, Osnablrgh's PLAID lnseys, brown ard bleach,
canton fanncis: rcd, yellow ard blue. all wool fan
ne!s: white b d blankets, Mac!l;naw do, blue and
brown DO, horse and saddle Blankets, &c.
es5rae7fs s Clothing.
am determined to aston,sh the natives, in this
line. You would hardly believe how cheap you war
purchase clothing until you lock owe, my gods and
prices.
500 ovcrconts, newest style, from So tn Sls.
$50 pairs pants, do do 81 to 81.
30 vests, 'H do do 81 to 50.
Eoots ANA SaOc>.
Mems, won,ens', boys, girls and chiiircns Shoes
and Bots in kip, calf morecco and lronze.
Yu,kee Noiio,s, Hats aud Caps, Queensware and
Groceries. .te
Look yaur interest, ard il you wish to lay out
your money advantage come 20 otts Chean Store,
Main street, NEAR TUX MARKET House., ard
the bargains. .&- FL
No''f, loSi. - rtgssf4 So FRI .fFs4t4 .
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NEW FRUIT sTOls T..

lust OPENING, on jefferson street, opposite -
j the Barrel Ionse. where everything in that
inc will he constantly kept on hand. every va =.
rety ef Fruits, Preserves, Jees Candies Nuts, Spl
eos pickles Catsup Pepper Sauce in jube Paste, Fig
paste, Toba cor and Cigais of all kinds
A. ,whte i.h from the Lake, ucrrings. Sardin .,
Oy s Family Soap. Fancy Soap, srrm Candles
American Chocolate French Chocolate, Farina, Maca
roni, yermiceiI, &c, 6c. =.
Cash paid for apples and other domestic frui's anO
| nuts.
Get. IA, 1854. y. y. DIV |" .t''A''s !.
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.,rHE Lamplighter, Poems Of the Heart, Party
Iead.rs-sketchcs of Jeff,rson, Hamilton, Jack
son, Clay and Randolph. for snle fy
:, 9,,. y "a. +. A. VAN METER.
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Groceries For the Million!
AT
KIMBALL & COS

T S. KIMBALL 4 CO., have Just received lare
u shipment Of Goods consisting in part, as follow
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KElTH, RAY II CO. are closing business. and
In fisr their large stock Of Teas at the New YSlk
Cargo cost and charges added. ,.... e-os..F,f1 s
They also Offer very large assortment Of Virginia
robacos and Groceries, for cash and city accsptan
ces.
No. Is Pine Lee
Oct. 81. - I'm. s;in. Louis, No.