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wItis proposed to connect Newark with
New.York by another railroad-an ap lica.
ton to the New Jersey Legislature to tina,
effect is announced.
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~ IL has been found possible to tele.
graph in opposite directions simultaneously
on the same wire.
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DONATION PARTY.

The Ladies Of the Rev. Mr. McCarers congregation pro-
pose giving DONATION PARTY At his house the
ing Of Thursday the 10Th inst All The Congregation and
friends generally. are envited. decsu
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10 Illinois river very low, and gorged
with ice at certain shoals.
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-. l., HOVEY.

FARMERS. PRODUCE. co OMISSION AND FORWARD
ING MERCHANT.
Once on First street. opposite the Post Once Evansville
GkATrFUL for the patronage he has received. solcis
" continuance Of the same
All Of Produce for sale here. shipment
will have his personal att ntou.
Ltl-ral advances made eousignments.
So Orders tor the Parehass of Groceries Produce
promptly attendedto. nov2l-d&wsm
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ADMINIsTR ATOR,s SALE OF REAI. ESTATE


10y virtue of Court of Common Pleas of
ND vaaderburga county Ind Administrator de hon
Of Abram DeCamps deceased. WILL the 10Th day Of
January 1885 the door Of the Court House the city OF
Evansville. between the 10 O'Clock NJ and o.
clock p NJ. expose sss 'he of the y Of section
in township sorth Of range and also the u Of
the ofseeton In the township and all in
SAID Terms OF sale, Of the money -ash
In aud the remaining in Is Of SALE
the purchaser giving with security bearing and
laws should sad land sold
ton will sell the same at private SALE on the same terms.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE.
81 we'll snSe1a i TS,.. the the ar as +
". and 81 acres. the OF hs qr offs Is, 4.
Se. Lo siasub-divsoa Of lot block 81 Any on. WISH.
ssd -''' f'n''' WIZ so GEO l. sciiN EMS
LIQUORS AT AUCTION
usT receives will he sold at auction.
on thursday the l4,hins,. a. Geo Fs'er Co.'S ware
apply 60 deei2-3t s. L. H0yEY.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
tDirect Importation from Sheffield. EDgland.)
HAvE just opened invoice Of sheffield Goods. direct
from the ufaeturers hands. which invite the
enon OF Nrchants and Others who wish purchase
cash prompt business The invoice consists in
OF the follow wing VIA:
Table Knives in variety; Hand and PANEL Saws;
Pocket do do Ripping do;
Shears and Scissors; Trnon and Compass do;
Files every d.scYipten Chisels socket Turner
CHAs. s. WELLS.
deel2 7doors below the Branch Bank.
IVORY TABLE KNIVES.
"A sets or sets OF 81 pieces. which are both and sa
allie for Christmas aud New prsents The OF
decl2 doors below the Branch BANK.
VARN,st bar 4cos $685. COOS and just received
asois 5. b. GILBERT CO.. sye. near Water
DISSOLUTION
NHE partnership heretofore existing between the
IL dersigned under the firm % v. K Hen irck Co.. ID
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
dsci2-n JOS. n. HENDRICKS.
CO.PARTNERSHI
VIE undersigned have this day formed
IL under the firm Hendricks McRea aud
the Boot aud Shoe business at the stand ofy Hen
dreks Go. v. X. HENDRICKS.
dec2-u W. a. McREA.
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IRIVATE BOAKDINti

D0ARDERS desiring privste boarding house. fni
AD ro"ms aud accommodation at Mrs. n. EGLEY' IS
Water and first where
attention paid to the aud comfort Of boarders
decIl Tvs
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tHOiCisTOBACCO.-a 40 boxes favorite brands, pounds
~ s. snd ss reed and for sale . reduced price 10y
aovt s. i. GILBERT 4 CO.. Sye. near Water.
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UpROOMs.-i0o dor common Brooms
ID las do large double sized;
do do fancy:
do do Steamboat;
The above 10. Of Brooms consnnen, and Tor sale at
aorss '' -s PRESTON BROS
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LIQUORS. good assortment OF Liquors Of all Minds
j 4 hand and for sale by uos22 PRESTON BROS.
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FS:c COFFEE bags reed this day per str. D. Glib
dees Sc. GILBERT g. co.. sye near water
t0RN.5o bIsh prime in the just reed per Canaboa
" Judge Prince and for sale by
tres GEO. FOSTER
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LHISH.-2D hills macterel; aohf-ehis Macksrelj
~ ~ kits do $500 lbs Cod Fish
$50 boxes Herring. just reed aud for sale by
nov22 PRESTON BROS.
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NEW TAII.ORIy(, EsTApI.tsHNENT


fHVHE uua~rsigned would etfay
IL citizens Of Evansville and surrounding country. tint
has opened -h"p Main street. opposite the Branch L.
OF Indiana where he carving the above business
all its branches the .tet aad styles
work in and workan-ki He heI
by close application to tuness to merit liberal share Of
r. nage.
Call and examine his stock ~ Cloths Csse and We
ings. he has good STOCK hzra. and prepared 70
cheap. nov1 y l.. NELAS
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DeGAR yIO,S
LIVERY AND SAl.E STAnu y

on LOCUST. BETw. THIRD AND FOU RTH STREETS
o. HORSES. Ruygies. Carriages, s-----Si--sAas-A
Xfs and o%niS :ses Away, for hire .SsSE
md Gratis hand prepared 10 boar
horses and keep tn IN in the best order
Our hne new hack will hereafter be kept running
dur the day. and will at steamboats, hotels
accommodation - those wishing It, Il will also he
ready ctzsns boats during the night leaving
orders at the stable dee6-u N. z. H. DECARMo.
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yAu ABLE PROPERTY AT Auction.

NNLN Abt.E InOFEhTH NJ, NCCIICN.
beneht there he sold
public Auction. the door OF the old Court House. In
Evansville Monsay. the 18th December 1884, he
property to~it: The seuthwesesy half Of No. eighty
1851 o. P Evansville together with the
consisting thres-tory brick Warehouse
sone front. occupied by Il. E. Wheeler aud samuel
Embieh Sale perem ptory Terms made known the day
Of fsle. noy2g 2td4tw
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Yesterday the following list Of Free
Banks were accepted by the Stock Banks Of
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Lawn E1EE's, MARBLE DEPOT.
MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE THE EVANSVILLE BRANCH BAN

NOW reeeiyirgtvef
100 tons Of teImons
No. I and StAtuaFy
Marble. carefully Sc
leeted ut the quarYies
by myself.
Employing sens 81
the hest SculPtors and
Mantle Makers IT, the
Csion. am prepared
toexeeute all descrip-
tions of~ orb. inauyls
superior to any hose
i the West. and for
paaety.s,arcely sssal-
Cd by any esHLlish-
ment IN the Ststes.
Dealers in Naref0
wiIi'nns IL 20 their ia
ter-st to examiae ny
sso-A snd prices hefsrg
purchasing else here
Facilities fer tuying
and shipping ~na'le -
% supply at less shsa
Eastern prices. adding
1 cost Of freight.
q MASTELS
Ofthe latest n. Ysrk
styles and varieties. en-
rolix OheI1st. Tomhs.
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hand and made 10 order.
Cotsare and large monuments Scrolls oheItts Tonhs,
Head Foot Marble Fence
Marble Eastern prices Of Italian and American
Marble .
Orders distance promptly and satisfactorily Allsa
All work warranted. pov2O-f ". A. LAWRENOH
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TOLEN rom the city Of Evansville the eth Of Noveu
- Der. 1884. Roam Mare years old. past fifteen han
and half high with blemsh 10 her Left aud shod
around liberal reward will he paid for either
thief by delvery johnson and French. Evansville
at Sonih Carrolton Ky, JOHN n SHARP
dee 1tiSsw
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ELDER a. WEBB,
COMMISSION RCHANTS AND
FORWARDING AGENTS,
nAITINnRE

BALTIMORE. Mn,
SoLICIr CONsTGNMENTS OF PROVISIONS AND
- Produce of every description.
al1- Cash advances made when desired.
a Sole agents the sale Of Duponts celebrated Gun
powder Also Baltimore and Boston Steam Ship Line
side wheel weekly. Refer.
by permission. to-
JorNs HOPKINS Presiient Merchants Bank OF baltimore;
JOSIAH LEE Co, Bankers Baltimore;
ulysses SuASKLIx & REILLY. Evapsville;
GEo. W RATHBoSE. Esq Cashier Br Rank EvansLille;
JOHN MITCHELL. Esq. Pres dent Br. Bank. Evan.Yle
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STATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA,
Des Moines Co., 50
$40 ANDRES CHARLES-the heir. and assigns
Z Of said Andres Charles, and all unknown owners
Of the undivided one half of Town Lot No six hun
dred and twenty six 1926 in the City Of Burlington,
state OF lowa:iou are hereby notified that there II
now On file in the Office Of The Clerk Of the District
Court in said County, petition Of John Adam Funk.
stating that he is the in fee Of the undiv DID
one bait OF the above described Town Lot that YOU
Of you are the owners Of the other undivided
one half, and asking to have said paritioncd among
the owners thereof. Now unless you appear md an
wer thereto, before the End day Of the next term
of the District Court in and for aid County TO be be.
gun and holden on the 4th Monday in October next,
partition and judgment will be rendered in accordance
with the statute in sHch cases made and provided.
BROWNING & TRACY,
Att's for Petitioner.
A. J. MESSENGER,
Sept. 2w4w. CIk. u. G. d. O
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Ontrit 80 s'sh 'ars Here,
d. wi. FOX,

Wholesale, and Retail Dealer in Geld ma
Salcer Patches, Jeweiry, and
Pocket Cutlery.
ons soor North Of The fiano fors and Music S@ese>
IN the Bsrret House building.
presents stock. consists Of tbs foIiowins ar.Ises.
: IN al their various styicr and quality.
Gold Watches.
Go'dand Lever Watches IS car.,, Are. -.
English Lever IS carrots fine: from $50 10 aiaO
Cylinders from S9to Sia
Chronometers, Detached Levers. arr L.p;n. 18Th.
win, and without hunting cases, full isweIled ara
eighteen caiats fine. Gold fob. and waist chains a.
every variety, gold slides, gold keya and seals r.ld
airing OF every shape ard pattern, Is carats 1ne.
so.d niger rlngs with dam'nd SETS and gold hrcass
pms with sets, gold 'hmbles and gold ,r.c.
tacles All the eboye not surpassed By nnyth;u~
If the kind in this market.
SILVER Ware.
Regular Railroad silver lever watches fulliewe,,eh
ana every other variety Of silver Watches also
'u'ef pom holders, with gold pens. and pencils Rive:
pooss, tea, desert and table spoons an excellent are
cIcs sugar tangs cream spoons musa r spo, Ms sals
p'on and silyef mounted casters, and butter kniyes
tclcself.
Cutlery.
Ea.ors OF every style and of the best brsnas scissors
"cket XII ives drks. and Bowie knives and table cut.
cry, also candlestieks, very elegant article.
Musical Instruments
Accordeors, futinas. violins, guitars, asgssiets,
;iarionetf, fues and ffes
Clocks.
Ore ana eight day clocks Of every size nad quality
~ New York prices. Persons wishing any thing in bis
me- either at wholesale reta prices, will do well 10
give him call before they make their purchases M
he feels assured that he accommodate them On
as reas naoie terms, any house in the whole West
ne 40 soliets those who want rerairs ssus
either npon gold or silver watches. r 90 or silver
ware 70 give him call he professcs bave enc u
ne very lest mechanics in the west and be warrants
all work that goes out Of his estai hment Old gold
ana SILVER bought or exchs at the regular prices
lie invites the ladies to give him call and examirs
his stock of jewery.
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GC1IA fEhItiA tNLsA r. Bs.A-M.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NV.
The North lMsriean Gnlla crrna iOMpan,
A,e Offering AT Whole sale
4 GREAT VARlElY OF CLOTHING &c
Made trnin E,des'- Patent
J',Cn N ZED GUTTA Pc = CHA
OF NEW STILES AND BEAUTIFUL FINISH
These goods watcf-prW /, free from unpleasant
smell, piabc and elastic like india Rubber, no. IL
lurcd by fatty substances. and
Will no. D-cOmpose and become sticky.
They very different in character from any o,b
crmls heretofore made Of Guta Pcrcha either tia
.eantry or Eur .pe, and are warrantec;v
STAND AL CLtM A T E S.
Among til, varict, may be found cloaks CAPE.
'ch.e, rceiing jackets. overalls ieggins. west
ne caps, camp blankets borss covers shower matts
yringcs hrcas' pumps. balls. pencil ana ink erasers
iri,kng cups. steam packing. machine betting, can,
;ag, cloths &C., &C., with very cheap and
iii tate fiest.Vet,
made expressly to meet the pas >engcr law of Con
ross. All If finish ami quality Superior 10 ans
other water proof goods befar, the public. F."
Sale at the Warehouse. 50 Cedar Street. New York.
D'ales in waterproof g,,ds invited to ex tmih'
these goods believing they viii find themCHEAPER ant
FAR SUPERIOR to anything rhe have rv,r 2,cn r.
srlers t" any eN ant executed NJ short 10
+. Il. BlLIISc>. WILLIAM RID r.
Treas. and Scc',. Prs \. A. q. =, c,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

I the 2lsl day .f August inst. aliain'edb
l the Cum Co,r IT Ues Mones unity, iowa. ex
ecut of b estate Of Adam Mmre, d. easel, late /
said County. Nutire is hereby gwen II person
who have claims again,t said e>tatc % pres mt anu
,rnv thu accmsl,ng To Jaw. and tn Sc owng aid e.
lat. will nike payment I" me "r L. : ''ord,n. u
Lurlit S'or, without delay. CHARLES sNDRt S.
TX cut,r
Auvu.t nth 81 ra-N4t
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AND WITH
UndueSliuned Right.

LAWN. tei minated our legal controversy with
Elias Howe. Jr. and procured his full license bis
Invention, there IL MT the slightest claim that oul
macslnes infringe any other patent.
The ri1i to use tie machines which We Lave sold.
and shat hereafter sell i unqucstionabe.
We own ten distinct pa ents on Sewing Machines,
covering all the nice pnts If the invention, and all
the machines os her manufacturers infringe one eI
more ct them. Our patent uring the spring where
hy the cloth d0 is he u to The feeding apparatus b
yieitn- pressure, is inringed by all the machines
now offered in the n ,iket. those who buy the in
fciiar and piratica machines, hereby distinctly
plri.ed that We shall compel them to pay us for tie
privilege 81 using them. Oar legal rights will hence
forth be Il idly enforced.
TIE IMMENSE SUPERIORITY.
Il Singers Sewing Machines has been completely
established They Of universal applicaton--the
same machine doing all kinds Of work, and doing ii
perfectly. They not only superior in continuance.
bal unrGi alel IN mechanical finish They perform
AL work le4aucd, and continue 70 do it without get.
M ont IT pr1leE. We desire to call attention paitc
| url T. new
Machines to Selc sci!h Single T'hrccd
WHICH % ample ti'".,s have been proved superior t.
a'i otis = stitching linen and alI very thin fabric,
ais fl stwig leather either with waxtd thread
~ si!k--and quitting Innings. We nre also pre-
pargd 10 exhibit and sell embroidering machines, pro
ducing an entirely new and very beautiful result
Machines extra size, both shuttle and singh thread
may be had for small difference in price. These ar
lllu 10 ne very popular Machlnes Tor nat inalng
itching carpet bag handles, and any other peculiar
wJk will be supplied at shcit notice.
Machine Needles, silk Twist on speeds. Three Core
Linen Thread and all other articles usci with SEWN,
Machines always On hand and fol sale at all GU
| .Hiccs.
PliAcip Il uliicr No. SOB Grcndway. n. York
BRANCH OFFICES.
No 81 South Fourth sc Philadelphia.
% II lIanover It Boston,
Isl St. CT aries ST., New Orleans.
l59 Baltimore ct, Baltimore.
247 River st Troy. N. Y.
223 WnSu at, Cincinnati
m .awnow .l4tw, T. NJ. SINGER 4 co.
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1HG MEDICAL DEPA

HE MEDICAL DEPA RTMENT.
UNIVERSITY or THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
Ii r regular Lectures of the Medical Department
If the Miss .url University will commence on
the Isl IF November. 1854, and will continue until
tie 1t Of March, 1855.
course If preliminary lectures viii he delivered by
the Professors # the Institution, free Of any extra
change, IN subjects intimately connected with thes
respective departments, beginning on the lst Of DC
toLer al ending on the lst Of November.
Clinical Lectures will also be delivered either at
the City Hospital The City Dispensary, every day
,larin- the rnun of October, well az during the
ire rcsnlar session. .dmittance to tho Clinical
Lectures free of cx,,.- cha'
S medical faculty.
JOHN S. MOORE, NJ. D., Prof ssor ct iheory and
Practice
-Epn N. MCDOWELL NJ. D., Professor osssar-
CRY and Surgical Anatomy.
ABNlR hOpION, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry
ard Pharmacy.
JOIN BARNES, NJ. D., professor Of Materia Mcdi-
ca. The apeu.ics end Medical Botany.
Z. DEMINu, D., Professor Of Pathology, and
Clinical Medicine
J. X. ALLEN. VI. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
T. .rasea &c Women and Children.
PAY ION SPENCE, VI. D., Professor Of Physiology
and c mnarat Anatomy. 49, ~
JOHN T. li0aDEN VI. ID. Professor Of Anatomy
General anil Special.
I. DRAKE MCDOWELL VI. D., Demonstration.
FEES.
Foes for full course of Lectures Slo5 Fee for
the Dild MA $50: for admission to the Dissectns
room and Demonstrations, $40; Naturalization fee
IS
@ od o rlin, can be obtained within short dis
lance - College, for frnln 81 to So per week.
Sind nts and others. des gnng further information
will please address the Dean If the Faculty.
Jos. n MCDOWELL, NJ. d.
twhw.n4.5m. Dean Of the Medical Faculty
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'anaitsa. fF.hSrH. ata SHAW tiai-.
FULL and complete assert msnt Just recei, ed
\ and for sale very cheap at the hat store #
apr w. STURGTS
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JUST received this day. new 10, of Mans
among which those Of Nebraska, Kansas.
Utah, Oregon, New Mexico and the Territory "a
qulred from Mexico by the Gadsden Treaty
0ep' "a, "a MIXER VAN METER
PALM HATS.
4 Ige supply just received ut the Jefferson Stree
"A rba and CAP clothing sIo}s of W. STUKGlS
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barn i z3l2 p.hA GTB
W antcGI.

Wanted.
1000 lbs choice fresh butter, 10000 dozen fresl
rs, 100 doz chickens. dead or alive; bce.wax dr.,
j LIS fnrs ags. ai ma Ike ing generally, for which
Il highest Price will be paid az all tiines.
". IT. ANDERS0
ioFFEE--5u sacks strictly prime Rio,
70 fair
Jr sale by j. :. hlMBALL 60.
ma 26chI
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

Which tho only sewing Machines Of any utility
which can be used without MAKING THE OWNER LIABLE
10 SUIT for infringement Of patented privileges,
Till sold ut
REASONABLE PNICES,
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CLARK & CHESTNUT.

CLARK & CHESTNUT.
HAVE Ju,.,,oe wa by O..tiaian express and are
L row opening for inspections, the BEST selection
nd iao.t beautiiui stock of
raii u.sd =. inter ssnnd~,
,mbracinr All The latest styles Of Dress GrTls. and
trimmings to matt. that could be found in al the
a>tsfn cities. Indeed we baye everything usually
tund in Dry Gods establishments: such as
Eardwa e, Glassware. and Queensware.
Eats taps b ots. Sh .es ijonnets, ni tiotbs, Car.
cts. Ciothii a. &c. &C.. which ud rerl,e ifu!
! calI the attention Of The citizens and all other.
sitting Burlington for the purpose of purchasing
.ieap goods and consult their own interest 10y cal
ng at the
.3A[NI i s3I2 p!f,A CHI
,erore purchasing elsewhere, rs we are dtterm'ned
to BE- ,,niers Id by any other establishment IN thu
.ace Our gods have all been selected with grsa
ae and hy ,.ne hat is well acquainted with IN.
wants of ,he coinmcGIy consisting III part tfenc
nd Enyisl Melinoes. Mu-ns aud all Woo! lie
ines pIain and figured silks, Cnbur.s. Sack Flannels
.ebegS persan otis. plain and figured PIP ans
nbrs,nie,e ed Dfepry Mullins and Curtain Dlmasks
NH Gimps and fassel< match; Cloths. cas-i
eres, Sseinetis, Tweed, jean Linens red Flannels
wn bleachel and eolored Canton Fiannels; SILK
arm. straw and gimp honnets to trim; bonner hia
as all r,ors; Pnit',elphia made Boots and Shoe
iawis: long .rbibet Cashmere; nice assortment 81
ilren : w.sl Hose, all sizes: ladies cotton anc woe
.sse; Gloves. Md. all eolors Cashmere an Lisi'
nead; Glack Mits, Gloves, etc etc, ETC..
aug. Is, '54-tf.
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Ne F.Ru AND Ni.N GOOss
1851. Spring L Summer Trade. 1854.
L. l.. & G.. i. PARSONS.
j ferson Street, Burlington, Lua,

j .ferson Street, Burlington, L,ra,
Ri now in receipt of fine stock If goosis fre an
the eastern cities. selected for the spring ana
summer trade embracing he latest and best t,es OF
the season making their stock Of goods througlouf
one of The hest assorted and NEST desirable i'm lie
city. Having succcedet Ia The business uf copl
Parsons Co., and grateful for the liberal patrons q
| received IN the old irm. would rc>pec' full
elict ~ continuance f pablic fav"rs. feeling conf
ient In cx.rnsire AID varied stock Of 6OOl
;nOnS and Low pRI rs cannot fail to pleas
hose siio may favor n with atail Oar assetn.tl.
| nbraces the flowing with many other articles
Dress skoas;s.
Forr'and silks Persian cloths
SIX Italian do Bera re de lanes
| six tissues Poriins
| SIX Linen goods lawns
| Cislii Rerares Al French prints
Mourning goods Alpacas. lustres etc
priutS and GIn-ha..>.
French, English and Amnrcan prints in fame,
mourning and solid color Turkey red and III print
ctc',. French and d,mcsiIciinghans OF MI grades
Also fancy curtain Print.
~ hi.c Goods.
vicforin Bishop lawns Pm and check Gamble,
O'; ,nusrns India cord
'acene,s Iaccs
'nisse Sluis Buhbincts
Woofen.
Back blne olive and Green broad ccss.; hlaci
and fancy Cashmere and d cSkins ca>hnoretts sun
ncr cloths sa'inetS hard times. earfninctt~. Jsans
nj red. white, grey, and yellow fannels.
Io,t.n"de-. &c..
T IN, a,,inrs . Ens Ii;. mo's.sin
t;ro,ahrotf, Rapka goods
So'Sako piaids Heavy wills
Nenms Iron mixtures
Cable twist Cornloys
:pa.a~>,ir>.
Brown and hirarhcl nu-n. Of !, II desirable width
and prices. cold countries. apron checks, lickerys
nankins tickings. osuahargs, wickng. cotton warns
hatting. wa,lling brown md 5,eacbcd drills, cotton
| aannels etc.
Liaeu Goods.
Brown Hollands nleachcd table covers
do coat l'nens Brown do do
Farmers pant do Irish linens
Linen drills Birds eve iaper
do checks Linen Napkins
do wefts do handkerchefs
AGSO--Lales ", aught collars and unlei scyc.
-prIag aud sumner shawis.
Incluiinc white Grape, black aud fancy silk
Tibet, bcrasc, CASHMERE, sc''tch, d. aue etc. Good
.tycs.
Hounets.
La,iies and ssess latest styles, and children s
fats.
Hats and Caps.
Mems md BOYS beaver, brush, X ,-su', ol palm
leaf i.cgiion, Florence, and Canton hats and child
J1u's CAPS.
G;oves an! Hosiery.
White, slate anl mixed GOTTEN hose; cashmere,
fncreuo and silk d.; white. bfowa, and xed hail
h sc childrrn'S stock ngS
Ladies, nisses, and gents gloves and ntts Of all
Kinds.
varieties.
Press trimmings, buttons pins, heoks and eyts,
erdas cycltts. brs, ia pes. r,llaol ribb.ns.
m,nlas. CLASHES, cords thin les, p;ts!c-hoa,d b ~
CT aiieinr>. ve.tets, vestings, window Curtains
attn. taIips Trimmings, II IreeS ci.ings iils, rtng
fc.. etc.
Al.So--a good stock IF
srocc,i">. ~ a .iu;tr". Roots nd shoe.
QueensUdre, Glass and Nails,
AL Of which viii BE- sti on the m ~ reasonab.,
| 'rrms. I. la g. b. PARSONS.
letters, n s'r,et,
Burlington. Iowa. April IT. 1851.