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~. s.s. .h.Es fa..5 .sassa CIIICA0O, Zee. o.
FLoUR-Nothing doing. Prices nominal Al
IS, 0oaS5, so for Hne-S625a6,50 for mo- 2 Su.
perfne- 81 ,0Oa7 20 for No. do-s7, 25a7 so for
pertine, SS,75-do Extra, 1926. Rye Flour,
6,75as7,OO. Buckwheat -four, 1915 q 100 Tbs.
Corn Neal 81, 80 " 100 lbs.
WHEAr-Scarccly so firm but prices generally
unchanged Moderate sales of Spring at 81 80
in store. Winter steady at $l.50al so for Red,
and 81, 6Oal,75 for prime to choice White.
CoRN-In limited demand at 50a56c II 50 lbs.
OArs-Steady with fair demand for city trade
at 27aSO. >
RyE-Steady at s5alOo.
BARLEY-Rather lower at 81, goal 80 for good
to choice
DRESSED Hoas-Dull and lower. Sales Of best
heavy at 1925. Light slow and inactiv at e4,7
a5,OO.
NESS PoRx-New city mess 81, ooals,co.
BEEF-New mess selling at $500.
LARD-No. l, selling at ll4al2c.
Cur MEArs.-No supply in market; prices
&c; Hams, unsmoked, 7asc.; common cured lt'a
New York, Saturday. Dec. 8.
FLorR-Market without important change
Demand for home use and export limited. 5000
bbls. at 3s.75 for statc-sS15@9.25 for mixed
to fancy Michigan, Indiana Wisconsin and Ohio
-S9@l.25 for Canadian. Rye -four and corn
meal quiet.
GRAIS-Wheat, prime to fair, middling scarce
SPECS refused for prime white southern. Sales
500 bush good white Canadian at $40, Rye
qctter and in active dcmand-sales q, 500 bu. a.
steady-sales IS, 900 bu. at CSC. 03l for western
mixed, in store and delivered. Oats steady
state and western at 4S@53c
PRovrsIoSs-Park dull and lower-Sales $50
bbls. at S20,25 for mess-Sls for prime. Beet
heavy at Yesterdays prices-saes $50 bbls. Beef
hams and prime mess beef dull. Green hams ;.
tive at lOl. Dressed hogs ace frmer at si@ss
Bacon tirin-salcs 100 bxs boneless at III Lard
frm-snles 700 bbls a. l2i@l2i
CINCINNATI Dec. -,
-Four AND GRArS-The Flour market con III.
ues very dull, and the few transactions noted in
dictate large decline. The only sales heard Of
were is bbls. at S7,95, and 800 do. at e7,75. Ir
Graii, 1000 bushels yellow Corn sold at 4nc.
and l 800 do. Rye at $780,
HoGs-Thc market continues firm, and the de
mand fair, but buyers experience no diffi
Guilty in supplying their wants at current rates.
The sales include 200 head at $6,45; 200 and4
at 81, SIS; 800, $50, 296 and 400 do, average 240
ut $500, and 800 do, average $50, at 6,s5.
PEoyisIoSs-There was an improved feeling in
the market to-day, and prices were better. Tho
sales include a,6Ot, Green Shoulders at &C., 6et
do. Sides at 7c., 1, 200 Hams at Sic, liN bbls
Ness Pork at Sl6; 100 and 200 do. at SIS, 3d.
Lard is held firmly at llc., for prime barrel.
FRulr-The demand is fair for Dried Apple.
and Peaches, but the supply is increasing. A
sale Of s75 BUSH, Apples at 81 40. Peaches
- - y 4 No..
ters are dull at$l ,5h. A sale Of 200 boxe.
Bunch Raisins at $4,1s@4,s5. So B
BEAxs-A sale Of 50 bush. ordinary white Al
4l,5o. va
Su6AR--The market continues firm, with . fail
demand. Sales Of 90 bids, At 7}@Sc.
MoLAssrs--The market continues 6rm 1t SEQ
40c.
CossrE-Sales Of IS bags at Ice. Ths Or
ket is firm with fair demand.
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From the n. Y. Evening Pest.
The Bl00dAhetl and HBurnings In

Kansas is in fame with an intestine war
the people Of the territory on one side and
Governor Shannon with his Missouri auxiliarics
on the other Blood has flowed, and dwellings,
have been fired; man flies from man a. from
the savage beasts Of that wild region, or seeks
the life Of his brother as he would that Of the
wolf or the bear. Nor il this a contest in which
the rest of the country is neutral; it is civil
war, to which We are all more or less parties
the contestants I'LL the entire circuit Of the
United States This is the first time that civil
dissensions arising from a cause Of quarrel
common to the whole country, have proceeded
to open and armed violence. The Shays war
in Massachusetts, was local dispute in which the
rest Of the country took no part; the whiskcy
instruction in Pennsylvania was local also the
dispute between the federal government and
South Carolina, Notwithstanding the warike
words that we're uttered, was bloodless one.-
But now the great quarrel between the slave
holders Of the South and tho citizens Of the
other States respecting the extension Of slavery,
is put to the arbitramcnt Of the sword in . part
Of the country from which the interference Of
the federal laws has been protcssedlv Withdrawn
to allow free scope for the contest. Whether
the controversy be we'll or in managed, on the
part of those who have admitted it to this
fearful test, it ia still our cause-a cause in
which every citizen OF the United States has an
interest.
The cloud from which this shower Of blood
ia falling has long been gathering. Sagacious
Observers have been looking With anxissy for IN
| armed collision between the friends and enc
mics OF slavery in Kansas almost from the first
moment that the country began to be occupied
by emigrants from the States. When the in.
vading party from Missouri imposed spurious
legislature upon the residents, and passed laws
Of an intolersbly tyrannical nature, il became
certain that these laws would be resisted and,
| il necessary. resisted even to blood The resi.
dents saw themselves abandoned by the federal
government in these successive inroAds Of the
| slascholders from Missouri; and accordingly cent
| to the Eastern States for arms, ana adopted .
| voluntary martial organization. Ever 1ncc Gov.
eruoe Recdcr wes removed, and shannon was
| sent out by NJ. Pierce in his place, TO enforce
spurious code promulgated II the Shawnee
Mission, the country has been literally sithoat
government
l. II is aid that Governor Shannoa Aas called
upon the President for = detachment q United
States soldiery to pat down The insarrec4ion of
the people in Kansae against what he calls tie
laws Of tho territory. What becomes q seqaaa-
Ter sovereignty" Il this Is done. We were tosa
by the advocates Of this sovereimty that she
people cf Kansas were 10 establish their own In
s.itu,ions 10 their own way. This they are doing:
they arc sc.ssing, IN the mode they think proper,
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MOTTO E...I will sell by virtue Of deed Of trust
~ executed by Joseph Glover dated Sep o. 1885,
The following described Real Estate, 10 wit Is ACREs
Of the East side OF the North East qarer Of tine South
IT, North Of Range Seven West situated in the County
OF Henry State Of Iowa Tie above land will be sold NJ
public vendue front Of ths Court House. Buriingon,
iowa. tho 18th day OF Decsubcr next at O'Clock,
Terms, cash. (nov Is wtd) r. 9. ADAM8-
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n HAalAx ApxirrEn learn by the fol.
Asas under date Of Monday December Sd, that
Ia ], Harlan has been qualified and taken his
nls Senator from the State Of Iowa:
Irlcaes, ofIowa, presented the credentials
iBsa James Harlan, elected Senator by the
1Atue ofthc State Of Iowa, for the term Of
4 yAn from and after the ith Of March which
NE rad.
b. J. s,Ated that at the last session Of Con-
I'm . protest from the Senate of the State OF
kss had been received and laid on the table in
skrace to this election; but as the matter
ead soon be referred to committe for inves-
'naoa and report and as he was anxious to
sS colleague in the mean time, he would
sw that Mr.. Harlan he now sworn in.
y, Aason asked that the protest might be
~ ssah; and ii was read accordingly. He
svAaed making any motion on the subject; and
q Harlan appeared was qualified, and took his
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iles utR Ct Sc ex1ona ~ q -
49, 49, - s0cF@qDok - -.
49, - ~ pseea)si q 4 S1eae 4 81
slA1eeM eovoAsat, q fclsesi y - "a
- - uewes q - = ~ ena1ane s ~ d ~
1a0sas1aea9 - - Aown ~ sehalfaa s,
80 N9D - j - eonna r. q -
~ Aeetn1 u pspslas sessssieusy 6da =
ntsts0 - mn9 a0ply 10 - ikesnme r. 8
p.ss1iee Jhe leest aushosisjes 1mt desl SIood
"a - vbe NJ @ = rssisaacs seainsl
- ~ 81
/ ksteeaa5y 0gvrnsr ohAaasa doss nj Under
aasd, e. dscaDes to pesctice, tie doctsfne which
~ poheeai aeeaciases psufen. Hs Should b
senovsd iasisntly II dasisK - interfere with
~ smmcpse 81 The Eelrsska niIF "a pe;nciu1e
ho0 which III adninistrHsion hAs ssain md
eeoin declared that IL win tolerate NO Dissent =.
II there i any soandness in the doctrine Of ron.
uaas ssvsnignsy in the territories, Covcrnos
Shannssn1 conduct = inexcusahlc. II on the
stAr hand, - 10 takea tie rieht course Is no.
psaGnB - ths federal govesnment, popular ~.
erelHty b diagraeefnl farce.
WsIase nov reaiing what VAS sewn when the
Aissostri Co0promise sas repealed Not drou
Of bsot,d II sihed IN this strife, which does no,
cling 70 The garments Of those who supported
that fatal measure; not victim falls on either
side, ftf whose death they are NO. answcrable.
i vas tp open . path to personal ambition that
the tesEitory Of Kansas haa been delivered over
TO ansrchy, and made the scene Of manslanehier
and turninge First, Douglas, allured BY the ap.
parent success and popularity Of the compro-
miscs Of 1850, MAS tempted to. propose the
breach Of faith which has led TO these horrors,
and then Nr. Pierce, after brief struggle with
his doubts, anxious 10 divide with him the glory
Of the achievement and the gratitude Of the
shareholders, followed ~ It's jealous supporter.
No occasion Of state necessity or even of state
convenience called for or even suggested this
measure; It was the sheer wantonness Of legis-
Iation. released from the control Of moral re
straint, which struck that ordnance Of peace,
the prohibition Of slavery in the northwestern
the Nebraska bill, the administration and ifs
friends prepared the torches which have since
kindled the fres in Kansas, and forged the
weapons BY which our countrymen have been
slain.
II IL impossible not to feel an intense sympa.
thy with those who have taken the attitude Of
bold and determined resistance to the DEGREES of
the pretended legislature which Sat At the Shaw.
nee Mission. Every liberal sentiment--the love
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MN, AsnyAL-A subscriber Of the De.
:. ll,,r,iaer, writing from Ypsilanti, says
=, ~, arrived lately In that township, from
y,,,,n latsnd, q small family, consisting Of
a., setAs,, three sons and eleven daughters.
!, Am II GOOD order and we'll conditioned,
-. he oil lady, who was sca-sick on the pas
3. and had wasted herself down 10 lss lbs.
4 sr,icn IL the girls arc out At service, the
....i.d,r haze gone to the prairics Of Illinois.
4. aggregate weight ofthc family, ~ reduced
!. ,..,., 4 about ton and half.
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VISITATION OF GoD-On the night Of Sunday
last a man by the name of VIM. Ewers, living at
Gravesend, Canada, was engaged in dispute
with woman and being at high words, express
ed . wish "that God would strike him dumb ifhe
was not correct" At that moment his speech
failed him, and up to this present time he has not
been able to speak word. Beyond the power
of speech, he is in no way affected, either by
paralysis or epilepsy, so that there appears to be
no physical cause for the impeachment.
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Asfati ENTERTAINMENT AND SUrrER.-The
Atts Of Ehencxcr Methodist Church propose
srwa supper on Wednesday cvcing next As
@ssen BY card in another column. These
Hs''a'snents perform double purposc-they
saaavr pleasant social entertainment, to
s'sAing Of fine supper worth more as
~H s. than the price Of adnission, and afford
asadsraAis material aid to the Church.
SAsko o. recuasxH.--As the notes Of this
&ssia circulation in this vicinity il is well
'sW az readers all the information within our
" ANrn to the solvency Of the bank
- Ss's'as Nd the following from the Mon
~ .SAl SsaneNial. And it may be well to
- wat 20 sesey is here paid out by our rail-
~seoaifacsoH Who agree to be responsible
sas uu holder for every dollar paid out
= as sagat to be good security-the re-
tAa u The counter Of the Bank in specie
1a eadcrsement Of Nesss Clark, Hendrie
saasr ,sccia,es.
oe Aserse Michigan Commercial.
4, ne bank Of TscsnssA.
7 4 asserted BY paper in the west.
q 49, NE State, that the resuscitation Of
49, usn Il "prcmeditated and well.sas.
sStanen the part Of ia managers to swim.
- aasaity,s vet We must say that re are
sSss ~ no,cs Of this Bank once more in
~ Out Of moro than fifty banks in this
i aaied IN rcdeeming their notes during
-. iasncial panic Of 80 and 81, this Bank
- .osn by voluntarily paying all it,
- tee some years has Issued none Of its
a. ate informed that the stock. Is nov
= .. ot men above suspicion, and who
~, .iaed that the public shall hare cur.
"A Nesemahae At al timss in specie, and
al e feied upon with the most perfect
We notice that JAMES A. RArxoR
ma and WRn. w. ClARxk, Cashier
shs-.a whom the people az this commuui.
-. i utmost confidence gentlemen whose
astcrs are above suspicion, and sound
s,a nncations andisputcd-and gentle.
srs, u ssaiss and honesty are unquestioncd
ss..s. s a q the country where they are
Ss,s y The Bank Of Tccumseh are re.
sx, ~ N Detroit, and at same discount
= aad Buffalo - other Michigan
ess.S that the Detroit Free Pres and
ArA. erosicle are trying 10 ..raiac the
~ esaeing this Bank, and that pcr,
Aks. Hosens Of Three Rivera and Centre,
NMss - Induced 70 refuse the notcs q,
~. are confident, however, chat the,
e.. reEsel Aavine dnr. a .na h. ga &
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m. ISAAC THOMFSONs MECH CE
~ 1RATED EVE WATER.

This old and much celebrated remedy for Al diseases
he ~ nov offered . the public In entire new wrap
Per. Each bottle Win have &eel Plata Engraving viii
the keness Of 10 Inventor, Dr. Isaac Thompson New
London, Connecticut with sc sisas Of his signature
teesthef srtA ac stt,s Of the signature Of John
Thompson, sole proprietor and 1853 River street. Troy
n. T., and none other can possibly be genuine
fersonS particularly cautioned against the eoun-
terset and should that they purchase bat the
above described.
Ior sale BY Druggists generally throughout the O. e.
aud Canada. aug l4dkwGm
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RED RIVER HuSrERs.-The Red River Hun.
tiers, number 1000 men. Their women and child.
rem number 5000. They have 1900 carts, and
range with them from the Mouse River Valley,
to the Red River Of the North, and each year, n
June and July, and again in October and Novem-
Der, carry off to the settlements at Pembina, and
in the English territory, at least 500 900 pounds
of buffalo meat, dried, or in the form of pemican.
These people are said to be supplemented, hon
est and industrious-[st Croix, (Minncsota) Ar
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~ We learn from the Gazette that the
M Of the man mentioned by us last week,
seaa dead near Eagle Point was Charles Nut
III From the appearance Of the body II is
spasdhe came TO his death by violence.
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sl5s,4sl 81
eso4, os5 7e ssss, s4s II &7a. $50 OF

6fne Postmaster General, on December
u smsded the contract for carrying the daily
saby steamers between Cairo and New Or
Ian 10 Messrs. Gaines, Eatman and Woodburn.
Nhtso00per year.
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IN hiL RoAD ARRANGExENT.-The n. T..
tsssSA lroad has adopted the English plan
~sshhs passengers 10 purchase tickets at the
Atsa olhcc. Conductors are directed to sta
h brakemcn upon the platforms to prevent
tasrancc Of passengers without tickets
management will materially lesson the Labor
die conductors and prevent those from taking
MA Who have no means Of paving the fare.
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!

n ~. hlSGONN wishes - inform ths citisens Of
Bnriipgsn and vicinity that Be has Ated up esore
On Third Street. under the Barre House, for the purpose
VI Carrying on the MATCHMAKING AMI.
EwEI.RH business His sesls are An new and
Embrace tbs most fashionable styles and al who may
favor their patronage may assured Of OBJ
tanning just suc article s represented to be- and
~ low prices be found in any western estab
tshment. Repairing in the very best manner and
all work warranted. Pease give him ea and satisfy
yourselves, 10 considered no trouble to eh his
eoods tuov. ID
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TV0VRAWCH A0KuCY,

H&SS9S0 n s ~ 49,
{ - - :. = IsS1A = = a., so,.,..
-
H1AnRARCR A0KHCY
Is srscSSxSSSS nAas.rs... AAgsss
/ & " R~~as--- asasH~Ss.s 1872 n3s~.~~~ass :
wv n.,.s =, w.. y - az SSy..s.,s !. - Sa.vn
as1 r,-yss, .,els e.. ,,,r,;ss ~
Arssaahs aas'.s.n.e rs~s 2, g, sf fsks1s'sA
| r.y,,an. susu,sne. conasuy "a rhn.Ax,pA,s,
- SsPtsi $3.50. :. vna.s..,k,.
'''.'' cas.ss a. ~ ~ " = -
! go. 49, r...., - :; s.-,.,,,.,r. SsY
csr,sl slcs.e0n.
sssss Manual iassrsnss ccmn,ny Of fssasstvsn's
nam, =. $3.50. So...ss,v ~ .n.an
Cap:ssj N scS.Es
Mu,s., Life fsr.l.ns. cSIpsny Of s.~ Tori.
me above o.se.ass s.vs sogp,,sa s'rs sas lisa; =;
rance ,aws o. uaio. indisns and ianc.s. saisa o.
sei safaeienf reccutneadseoo Of tasS abasy 70 pay
~ , thsr iossee
Lnays pertn.ssNon g !eser 70 ne following Senusnts
nd III I's'nss 49, 70 i1 s.s s,nes sss ,, ~
whipple and Danhsn Brown, sarlns'es -
Meck beoaia. gar -, Dhiaets, C,nemHah, oh'e.3
Ho Ne p ,rs,S ~ B. $500 mi,
W W. "HheFeH, SM Cuiidss, saaoasky, Vas".
= :, Bsnney Psest Union RAns, do 40
r. q rys., oasn.eI Hh,n.tusAy 10y naH.s " a
Nv MO. M c T. az.
and Stanton, sheldon 4 Co, Ne. York
once corner NAN ana Jsherssn Trssis e'ss 'os
D.s s 1s , es sin
'epe ~ Asso - a. SaIi ano, ~ - " "ss-'
7NHE Burlington Fire and Marine Insurance Company
i continues TO take ri.ks.
OS MERCHANDISE GENERALLY--os sToRfs. Dwell
LING HOUSES, Ac Against loss dssnaasty frs, and
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YDOEMS Of Homer and Travel, romsnces and Lyrics
pev % q t. WILCOX 1 co.
Nny3inafoa md Poff MadHesa.
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CTWvEN.-A lasus aagsstnees - tsahis S1aas, Co.
- uet rniur aud eiersseA evea ana cher sseves 60
hard ma ST. sale ~ t0e Nv. WHITE +
T0E y.isHe Kiln Waa ~ vho.esss. q
Y revN cNRAEH
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Estrayed.

E,KON the subsoriber, living ~ miles South Q! fhs
L mouth Of Iowa River, louisa county Iowa. ycks
Of steers said steers elk old las, spring and
red and white spotted large and likely and whsh
they left ore wore o bell. ls-
- Any person returning said steers, will receive
reward Of Ten Dollars. and any pcrsou giving norrna.
ton to their whereabouts VIII receive Five polass
reward WI. H. SHAW.
nov n. W3t.s as, New Boston III.
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NOTICE.-Sotiee 10 hereby given thst an instru !.
IN Of writing purpertng TO be the last win sod
testament Of Samuel b. Jsgger deccased, has been read
In the County Court Of Des MONIES County, lows aud
that the FIRST Monday Of January rsxt the day axsd By
said Court for having the proof of said VIII.
dec 4th-wst fHOS. ". NEWMAN, County Judge
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r1rYs. earnings Of the Chicago and Bur
,.r., line Of roads for November, were A. fol.
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Coal Ocal /! Coal u!

uyE have made arrangenents. to keep constantly on
w hand the best Of wataga Coal which villb sold IN
lots to snH eusfomers either the track delivered 70
order city Orders len 1t the Nes York and Erie
Rail Road once Ne & Humans Block, VIII be premFtiy
attended 70 II. nARHEI %.
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C0PARTNERsHIP.

COPARTNERSHlP.
THE undersigned have this day associated themselves
Together under the name and style Of Basuap Locke
for the purpose Of doing General Forwarding and Cam
mission business .. L. BCRNAP.
-F77-1s'* ~ GEO T. LOCKE
VIZ have rented ware House on Water, between JET.
ferpon and valley streets where can be found ct all
times sdy to attend TO any business entrusted to u.s.
Storage y reasonable - 1t any house ia the city
80 BURHAP LOCKE. 81
81 H. having retired from the Drug business. will Be
happy any his old customers IN his new capacity
he et retains the agency Of tho American Express CO..
Refer to- 4
CoolSaush Brooks. Burlington, Io~s.
White, Cock Co., do Dc
j. B. Carson Co., 8. Louis, Mo.
Sanford, Hall Co., Chicago. ~.
" II. brown, do
n. 3. Morrison, Land Ags., Fort Dodge, lows.
Smith Williams, Oskalcosa, do
J. 6rinithsk Co., Fort Des Mones, do
Loouis. Campbell Co. Cinci4nan. o.
kindskopf Bro. Co.. do
CeIlender, Rogers Co., Boatou, Mafs.
Jeweft. ribbefts Co.. do fnov.l4 IT,
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TOUR among The Planters or Life in The SOUTH Tor Gale
u 81 wILCoxA CO.
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TAKES this mode and opportunity Of informing the
citizens of Burlington, and surrounding country that
having opened large stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, Il
being in the and order to prepare buying
large spring stock he intends Offering his present stock
reduced prices and little less than goods be bought
elsewhere, nd therefore respectfully soeis cali this
is not intended for assertion but Is susceptible Of
proof Conc and sec.
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

Both all wool and Berage Deianes solid and fancy eolo,
English and French Mercinos, Alpacns, Scotch Pads,
French English and American Prints black ard fancy
SILK, Cloak Cloths &c. AL and Of the latest FAN
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