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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-13
DRY GOODS

Plain and fancy summer cashmere. sat
tnets, French and American iroadcloths,
tweed cassimeres, velyeteen, Kentucky
and Steubenvile Jeans, habit cloths, hannels
blue plaid and fancy summer drilling, brown
and bleachcd sheeting and shirtng, Irish
linen. linen cambria hdkfs. jaconett. cam
brio. Swiss null, plaid and striped muslins,
Bombazines, silks, blk and white satins,
White and black Grape, Grape lisse,
Fine black and colored apaccas,
Scotch and American gingham,
new stile Of French gingham Lawns,
Balzarincs, barage corded skirts,
Black Italian crayats. dress lidkfs.
Summer sliawFs. cap aud bonnet ribbons,
Hair and silk gimps, gimping cords, wells,
Silk fringe. sewing silk, skein and ball
thread:
Coat cord and bindings buttons.
Gum elastic and worsted suspenders,
Artificial flowers, hosiery, an extra arti
Gle Of Kid Gloves. zephyr worsted worsing
patterns. beautiful article of fashionable
prints, SC.
Hats, Caps, and BOnnets,
Gentlemens cashmere, silk, Russia and
Nutris hats, Cloth and oil cloth caps pal
leaf hats. Florence braid and straw bonnets,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Mems coarse boots and brogans. fine calf
and kip boots and shoes. Ladies fine slip.
pers and gaiter walking shoes, Misses and
cbldrens shoes,
Sole and upper Leather.
QUEENSWA
China, Glass and Earthernware, a fall
and general assortment
H4RDW.4RE IND CUTLERY,
Knives and forks, pocket and pen knives,
Spoons, files. rasps, coffee mills,
Locks and Lutches, hammers, spades,
Shovcls, hoes, traces, butts and screws,
Grass and grain scythes, Log chains, SC.
Groceries:
Tea, coffee, Loaf and browa sugar.
Molasses, Spices tobacco, Mustard, salt,
Candles, dried apples. sporting and blast
ing powder, dye stuffs, indigo, madden,
Alum. c"pperas, Logwood. Liquors,
French and american brandy, port wine.
Holland Gin, old Rye Whiskey, &c, all
Of which they will sell at the lowest prices
for cash or exchange for produce.
Awake awake to your interests; arise
and cone to the Cheap Cash Store, where
you can always lay out your ready money
to the best possible advantage.
apl0 S & P. LINDEMUTH.
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Notice.

HNHE undersigned have just opened a
Il Livery Stable in the rear of Corse g.
Harriman's Coach Factory, where they in
tend keeping at all times good and gener-
81 assortment Of horses and carriages Of
every description, to suit the public; and
they hope BY faithful attention to business
TO merit a share Of public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the
week would do we'll to give them call be
fore engaging elsewhere; for they pledge
themselves 10 keep on hand at all times,
. plenty Of good provender. and good at
tentlve ostiers epains shall be spared 10
render general satisfaction
MEDALLION. CORSE & Co
june 20 '44-tf 4
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EIREl EIR EtI

FIREl FIRE!!
PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST
LOSS BY FIRE
Ageney Etna Insurance Company, Hart
ford, Connecticut.
TIME subscriber having been appointed
Il agent for the above company is pre-
pared to insure against loss or damage by
fire; dwelling houses, stores, barns, mills,
&C.. &C., at us low rate as any smilxr in.
stitution.
From the known ability and punctualty
Of this company in adjusting all losses COW
cred by them, those wishing to protect them.
selves against loss will find it their interest
TO insure through this Office.
+ j. C. PEASLEY,
Burlington Aug 90 IA Agent.
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"AkE CARE OF YOUR BOOKS
Il Subsoribcrsto the New World, Niles
Register, Lady's Book, Graham's Maya
Zinc, &C., will do well 70 have them Bound
as soon after the expiration of the Volumes
as possible. By SO doing they will be
able to preserve those valuable publica
tons in perfect order.
All the varieties of Binding executed in
n neat and durable manner, by
WILLIAM GREENE.
Blank Books of any size or pattern
made toorder, on the most reasona Bile terms.
Burlington, August 25,-tf VIC.
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COACH FACTORY.
G OR S Il 3 H.4R RI.N.lN'


ID ETURN their thanks to the citizens of
II Iowa and Illinois for the liberal
share Of public patronage which they
have received and embrace this opportunity
Of informing them that they have removed
from their old stand on Jefferson Street,
to a more commodious building, situated on
the corner of Valley and@Main Streets,
where they are prepared to furnish u the
shortest notice any description Of carriages
now in use, the workmanship and dura
bility Of which have been fully tested in
this vicinity and need no further recon-
nendation.
They have just received good and gen.
sral assortment OF materials from New York
Pittsburgh and Wheeling, Of the latest
style, to wit: lace fringe, patent leather,
elliptic springs, &C., SC which will enable
them TO furnish work at rates to suit the
purchaser. Produce Of every scription
takcn in payment for work.
iune 20 Aft
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u his arrangements nearly completed at
the corner of Third and Jeiferson-sts, op-
posite the large new Hotel, 2l2 Packages
QUEENSWARE, CHINA, GLASS
AND HARDWARE.
the greater portion Of which is of his own
importation from Europe, and will be sold
al IA very small advance on cost.
The stock consists Of 10 crates Queens.
ware, continuing viz
1920 sets of common printed Teas,
1850 do Of white and pd do
500 doz edge Twifiers and Mullins.
800 " printed and dip'd bowls,
together with u proportonably large as.
sortment Of Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams
Jugs, Dishes, Naples, Bakers, Plates,
Twlflers and Mullins, OF great variety of
colors and patterns, mostly from the cele.
brated mandatory OF J. Ridgway, stat.
fsrdsaire
23 casks and Cases China, rig:
Tea and Dining sets from 80 to l23 pieces
some very rich and splendid pure porcelain.
Furnished gold band and decorated wbicb
will be found upon examination to equal
not surpass any thing heretofore introduc
ed into the Territory. An inspection Of
his chin is earnestly desired.
IS BoAes GLASS WARE,
containing plain, pressed and cat Tunblers
Wines, Cord.ais, Jellies, Gobleis, Clam
paigns, Decanters, Molasses cans, Dishes,
Salvers, Salts, and few pairs splendid
cut Mirror Dishds.
81 Casks, Barrels and Kegs OF Hard
ware.
comprising n we'll selected assortment OF
goods pted to house building and house
keepiI Also, - cut and Mill Saws, Of
w. @land's celebrated brand lie has
also ,pencd some beautiful Astral, side
an hanging
En- IA vM Mo SADA
""uliarly adapted TO the burning Of Lard,
ana are purely of the solar character--
Also, light candeIa5ras, with prismatic
drops
To Coopers he would say that lie has
very large supply Of drawing knives OF eve.
ry description. and tress hoops, Stock.
novels. Crozes and Block planes, bench
and moulding planes, together with a com.
pcte assortment Of Edge Tools, Black
smiths Bellows, &c. &cs
The stock. with other articles not emu
neral ed embraces almost every article usu-
ally called FOR in a Queensware and Hard
ware store, and he will be constantly re-
ceiving such articles as the city and coun.
try demand. d. MCINTYRE.
decl9 80
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Protection Fire and Marine Insur.
ance Company.
YMAN COOK has been duly an

- pointed an Agent OF the Protection In
surance Company Of Hartford, Conn, at
Darlington, Iowa, and is authorized to in.
sure dwelling houses, stores and ware hou.
ses, mills, manufactures, barns, stables
and the contents Of each, together with
every other similar species OF property a
gainst loss or damage by fire. The rates
OF premium offered are as low as those of
any other similar institution, and every
man has now an opportunity, for :rihing
sum to protect himself against the ravages
Of this destructive element, which often,
in single hour sweeps away the earnings
Of many years.
There are two situations, in either of
which the value Of Fire Insurance can be
adequately appreciated, viz: While stand
ing upon the ruins of persons own proper.
ty, receiving from the Insurance office the
full am,unt which he has lost; or standing
upon the same spot surrounded, perhaps,
by a desolated family, lamenting tina, stu.
pidty and folly which failed to provide a.
gainst such a contingency. jci2-tf
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Jcwett's Patent Cary Plough.
1NHE subscriber would inform his friends
i and customers that he has now on hal nd
a large supply of the above Justly celebrat-
ed ploughs, of this years manufacture, and
is therefore prepared TO fill all orders at the
shortest notice.
Within the past year have added some
valua bic mprovemsnts to said plough. The
mouldboard is inches higher, and is fas-
tened to the standard with bolts and screws,
instead of rivets as formerly. It can there.
fore be easily taken off for repairs or any
other purpose, at pleasure. The standard
is also inches higher. and cast with the
same circle as the nnnldboard until it en-.
tiers the beam. This prevents an possibility
Of its choking. even in the most foul ground
Tie heel OF the landslide is also cast with
a chill, which viii preve1 1T its wearing SO
fast, thereby causing the ptougia. to run less
steady than whe n new.
To those who have used these pfouqhs,
land there are thousands Of the best farm.
ers in Missouri and Illinois who have.) not
one word as To their performance need be
said. To those who have not tested their
superiority over all other kinds gov in use
with Us, and tlieir perfect ada pt alton to our
bght, .loamy soil, ! VIII say tina. YOU would
promote your interests by giving them "A tr.
az You WIZ md them To work easy for
your team, TO do the work with great expe.
dtion and to do it we'll Tie mouldboard
being made of wrought iron, Of a peculiar
shape, and the entire shear Of steel they
scour bright in AN soils, which is the yrea;
deside1atum IN a plough for this section of
country.
HUDSON F.. BRIDGE,
SUCCESSOR to Bridge s. Hale
JOHN q. FooTE,
Aren't
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NEW CLOTHING wAREHoUsE

NEW CLOTHING WAREH0CsL
No 81 Nam corner Of Pine-st 81 LOga n
EvHE SUBSCRIBER would VI
Il leave TO inform his old friends and d
public generally, that he has on hand IA
will continue TO receive additions wrssi
one of the best stocks of fashionable rsst
made clothing ever offered in ST Leua-
They were got up under his own sueis
tendencc-and persons preJudlced agaml
ready n,ndc clothing, Will be satisfied \
calling and examining my goods that IN
can get as good articles and as fashcEaa
as If they were MADE TO measure 10 y
city oil st Louis, and at nearly ball y
price.
s keep a superior lot OF fashionable ta
and su INNER coats, OF all Styles; plsRI1
pieated pants. of all qualities; rich
satin and marseilles vests, OF all cuts A
qualities: all qualities of shirts, So
scarls, crayats, suspenders, undeF.iffl
drawers, gloves, hosiery, handkereAn
hats, umbrellas and trunks OF all yar&s
and prices, with plain and patent locks
All my goods are entirely new, 'nI
will be undersold by no one, not even IA
who say they will sell twenty per y
cheaper than any other house can lM
| say. give me call, and you shall ks
isfied that at No 81 Main, corner 81 A
street, there is no humbuggsry.
ie5-6m b. p. SMlIsI
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Burlington Foundry

WYE WOULD inform the citizens
" Of Iowa that our Foundry rs now in
successful operation. and are prepared to
fill all orders in our line on a short notice.
We have a variety of Patterns for Thresh-
ing Machines, Mill Gearing. Tanning Mills,
&c. Also, a Pattern for Vegetable Grind
or, which we will sell AS low as tasy can
be afforded IN the west All orders ad.
dressed tpost paid) to ]. G.. Foote, or the
Subscriber, will be promptly attended to.
jel9-tf CHAS HENDRIX.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-13
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE
NEW OODSANDCHEAP.

NHf. subscribers have jus received and
Il are opening a, their Old Stand, on the
corner of Columbia and Water SITS, in
Messrs Noble and Yates large brick block,
their
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which, with their former stock will make
theirs one of the largest and best in the
city, comprising full and general assert
ment Of
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NEW MAIL LINE FROM BUR.
LINCTON, !. T.. TO SPRINGS
FIELD, ILLINOIS.

NEW NAIL LII n r. FROM BU Ks
LINCTON, !. T.. TO SPRING.
FIELD, ILLINOIS.
&&&RAe WIN. II. HOLCOMB, & CO.,
Gs1Gx- have now in operation first
rate line OF Coaches on said route.
Leaving Burlington and Springfield Mon.
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 6 o.
clock =. the morning, lodge at Nashville,
and arrive at each place in two days, at 6
o'clock, P. M.
From Burlington to Jacksonville.
Likewise, from Burlington to Jackson.
vile, leaving each place Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at o'clock, A. NJ. The
above lines pass through Macomb Rush.
vile, Reards,own and Virginia.
The subscribers have made every exer.
ton to render the above routes pleasant
and agreeable to all who may patronize
the above lines.
Seats taken in Burlington at Flctcher's
Hotcl;in Peoria at the Clinton House; in
Springfield at the American House, and in
Jacksonville at the Morgan House.
WIN. H. HOLCOMB & co.
Burlington, Nov. IA. l844-tf 25st
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PaysOn's Indelible Ink.
FkESH supply Of this popular article,
~ Just received and. for sala, =, the Civ
Drug Store, by Tread.
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Miners Improved Patent pump, for

Miners Improved Patent Pump, for
wells, Cisterns, springs, &C.
rs as superior to the common Log Pump
Il as that is to the old crotch and pole,
and cheaper than either. The working
parts being oil iron. and no lower box, it is
not liable to get out Of order, and all re-
pairs arc done away with. The stock is I'M
decaying and water proof and the whole is
secure from frost. neat, durable, simple
and cheap, and so easily worked that
child five years old can raise water with it
A supply on hand and will be sold very
low by J. F. TALLANT,
sept7 Water St.
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Tor SALE OR RENT--The Office
= on Main,st, lately occapied BY Grimes
& Starr, apply to GRIMES Il STARR
sep4 IS
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A TIE " ITO NJ

Grind stones.
IN GRIND STONES, received per
~ steamboat Chic, Marietta Grinp
stones OF good quality tor sale cheap by
July 4th BIT DAVID.
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BOOTS IND SHOES.
THE subscribers have jus. reed and
Il are now opening
100 cases Boots and Shoes.
Embracing
Mems kip aud thick boots
do calf hf welted do
do water proof do
do thick do Tcustom madel
do kip and thick bregans
Boys and YOUTH thick boots
do do brogans
do DO KIP do
do do calf do
Women's kip and calf bootces
do do do shoes
do kid slippers and buskins
do Caters
Misses kip and seal booiees
do slippers and buskins,
Infants boots, Dancing pumps, sc togeth.
er with large and various assortment Of
children's shoes. which will be sold very
cheap by VM GARRETT & Co
sepl0 AS
IF YOU wish to see beautiful as.
L sortment Of fall and winter Ribbons
call at GARRETT T. Cos
sep a. u
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Entirely New.

HNiE subscriberis now opening, aud has
u his arrangements nearly com lcted at
the corner of Third and Jeiferson-sts, op-
posite the large new Hotel, 2l2 Packages
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CT s..
OnDOZ common muskrat caps
~ 10 do super do do
% do men and boys sealet do
2 do do extra fur seal do
1 do do extra fine otter do
together with general assortment o. men
andsboys' cloth caps, for sale by
sep25 w + CooLBAUaH e. Co
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v1NO LET--The House on Valley
= Street, lately occupied by Mr. F J. c.
Peasely. For terms, apply to
sep 4 Is GRIMES < STARR
The New York herald., 1845-07-14
OTTO COTTAGE, HODoKEN.
Monday. .Jniv u Is15.

yV,REMr NDnI,s rrss;a",y 10y "A ,as, r.n.,sr6,, ,o,s
for h,s week only commencing Monday, July IA, at
every fair day during the eek Mr. Hood, the celebrated
Acrobat engaged 10 his unknown performance wnci
gave the greatest sts eton snd fact the Gully person @
Roe extended from the Branch Hotel 10 the Bowery Thee
Ire on & ., .y; :: ::a occasion bis performance wa,
Witnessed by thousands of Spectators who gave ni loud
and tremendous ch ers. Mr., Gardiner Will perform his mos
wonderful feats the Flying Wire, end also Introduce his
Chinese Games The Infant Sable Family will also appear
this and entertain hs aude,ce with their musical and
Of the Canine Race will enlveu he audience with his sasac
y The New York Brass Band will the audience
with number Of favorte Airs.
Performance TO commence O'Clock and ooniune until
7 r. M.
Capt; T. swastz hopes that al, Of his friends will give him
ly m
The New York herald., 1845-07-14
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Washington.

Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald]
WASHINGTON, July IL, lS4l.
Important Political Lateaigencc-1he Nay soas
Done.
The political state of affairs Just now appears al
most as stagnant here as II is in New York, in con-
sequence of the great heat Of the weather.
The acceptance of annexation by the Republic of
Texas has removed load OF anxiety from the minds
of the administration and every body considers the
idea of Mexico declaring war entirely ridicu-
lous.
But we have tale to tell. Secretary Walker is
now engaged with preparations for an alteration In
the present mode of deposi,ing the public moneys in
the banks, or with individuals, and it is said that
bona fde security will be demanded from als
repositories hereafter selected. II is said also
that he will recommend to the next Congress, s
change in the present tarlff, which will cause
greater division in the ranks OF the Democracy
than the question of annexation ever did In fact,
learn from various sources, that the opinions OF
Martin Van Buren, and Sias Wright on the question
OF the tar caused more serious secret opposition
TO the selection OF Mr.. Van Buren,, by the Baltimore
Convention, than even the Texas question, and 1t is
yumoed that the latter Was only made the pretext OF
opPosstlon that his views having been previously
and privately ascertained, he was brought out by
the letter of DR.. Hammett OF Mississippi in opposl-
tion to annexation, and that this the cause of his
not being selected. The true secret, now developed
was his anti-southern views of the tariff, and be-
lieve this to be the case for II from an au-
thentic source | am sorry at not having it in my
power to send you the authors name, but il is inn
possible the fact having been thus CONFIDENTIAL.
stated If such a secret combination between the
southern, western, and southwestern politicians
could defeat Van Buren, you will see at once thai
Silas Wright stands very poor chance. Buchanan
still in worse predicament an either, as he and
his strongest adherents in Pennsylvania, avowed
themselves openly protective tarlfEtes at the cam
paign of last fall and even out-bluffed' the Wings
in their advocacy Of the tariff. THIS over blufing
the Wings on their tavorite measure, is now free
y talked of here and laughed at as good Joke. or
he humbug Of those days.
Secretary Walker is preparing the way for his
own nomination tor the Presidency, and his first
grand political move will be given in his report to
the next Congress, when, it is asserted he will re-
commend reduction of the present tariff to the re-
uenue standard, as it is called. The introduction OF
Texas as State will surely add much to the south
and western popularity of the measure, and you
may rely upon it, from all that learn, the ques
ton OF the tariff will be agtated again as soon as
Texas elects her Congressman, and sends them to
Washington.
The New York herald., 1845-07-14
TIMBER FOR DRY DOCK.

NAVY AGEvr's OfPIcE,
NEw YORK, JrLY7, 1s45.
, e s,h day q August sest furnishing and DELIVERING
the Dry Dock Brooklyn Navy Yard the following Piles Tim
1000 spruce Yellow Pine Bearing Piles TO 30 feet long
a,ersg 20 feet be from IL TO NJ inches the large end
md nct less than inches st the small end exclusive ofbak
80 running feet o. yellow Pine Timber inches BY i2 to
" on Two pif ss e the aa s1s,s
1900 lagaias fee, Of YeSw Pine Tmhsr ysy y INCHES e
20 be square sound straight heart timber and IN lengths Of not
1900 feet. board ulsasrfe Yellow Pine Plank, inches
thick lengths Of II feet rrd from 10 IS inches
wide all be good sound heart Pine and sawed parallel
100000 feet board measure, Yellow Pine Plank inches
thick and in lengths q 2 81 q & 80 or feet to b. from 10
to inches wide aud sawed TO parallel width All to be-
good sound heart Pine.
Al The Bearing Piles must delivered on or before the
day Of October and the Timber and Plank before the
lst day Of January l3 and subject to the inspection Of
such be appointed by the Engineer Of the Dry
Proposals may be offered for the whole part Of the above
BILL aud the Navy Agent will the right to receive
such portions Of proposal only may be advantageous
the Each proposer the price per
piece for the bearing piles the cubic foot for the
timber aud the price thousand feet board measure for the
Contracts with APPROVED security win be entered into for
Of the delivered will be retained until the
tract Is fully complied with.
After due notice, days will be allo wed the lowest bid
der his contract and bond and il done within
h "a s ss p9RRo PRosR Y es M es1sTFM WETMoRE
rVNRANSPORTAT ALTON OF GOVERNMENT STORES.
Sealed proposals, endorsed ranspn," will be received
by the subscriber at his office IS Water street until Friday
U s Ss g. s. sSs YsiS % % tn % s sTs
Yard Pensacola Fla Ten fair weather working lay days
No pmsse allowed The vessel must be subject to the n.
ps o. the fRER e NJ eS a1S
Navy AGEsrs Orr!cr,}
New York. June 20. lSt3 Je2l lawtw re
The New York herald., 1845-07-14
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connoisseurs have pronounced the perfect and
dnsry invention Of hy The advantages of this
' and unique wig its being made without
r both IN lighness and natural appearance defy dec
o M eftnre being so beautiful porous and free, that
cases ~ psration evaporation unmyeded and the
we 1 ogs Ygs entirely avoided The sosptic aud ponsis.
eui se el,hs invited 70 Inspect this Hovel sud besua Wig
ad Wa geaA method huiax The head si the
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