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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-12
SAINT LOUIS.
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY
CHILD, FAIR & CO..

- ~ w IL
CHILD, FAIR &c CO.,
l47 Main Street, Sd door north of
the Bank Of Missouri,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
In Hardware, Cutlery, etc.
HAVE in store and will be in cons,an,
A receipt of one Of the largest and most OK.
tensive assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery, &c :,
tdirect from the English and american Manu
fdcturers,i evir offered in this market. 10
which we invite the attention of CITY and
country merchants and purchasers previous Ia
selecting their goods elsewhere: among which
may be found in part
1000 doz Waldran's kimble's and sthers, grass
grain, hemp and bush scythcs, ass'd
500 " common and patent scvtix sneaths
300 grsce scythc sion-sand rifles
400 doz hay and manure forks--2, ; and 4
prongs
400 :. steel and Yankee hoes, with and
without handles
500 :" iron and steel Caroina hoes ass'd
$40 =" Ames', Rowland's and others, garden
and mining spades
300 " Ames', Row lands, and others, 10 NO
and short handled shovels, ass'd
10 casks 700 prs.) bright trace chains, ass'd
and #
2s " bright OK and log chains, ass'd
50 = sad irons, ass'd 100 doz fry pans ass
900 doz Collins, Hunts and others a xes ass d
100 {" teakettlcs ass'd, rs doz grain scoop $
100 his brass pals and kettles. ass'd
100 doz Shaw's sick les. $50 doz meal selves
Saws-Rowland's mill, X cut, hard and
wood saws
1000 weavers' reeds, ass'd, Nos 4, ). 6. and s
100 doz hog and sheep skin collars,
$50 - names, 1000 doz curry combs, ASA
Inn horse hrushes
300" Adams s. Wilson'S plain and box csf-
fee mills
100 sets smiths tools, anvils, bellows. vices
$50 doz sla'cs assd. 800 groce bed screws
$500 " pen and pocket knives ass'd--i, =, 3,
and blade
500 gioce table cutlery ass'd all kinds
500 doz butchers and shoe knives ass'd
900 groce iron, Britannia and G. S. tea and la.
be spoons
600 doz door latches ass'd, so do knob do a d
1000 " till, chest, cupboard and trunk locks
1000 " narrow, square brass and table butts
ass'd
5000 groce American screws ass'd. to inch
-.aLSO-
a large assortment OF files rasps, platform
and counter scales, scale beams, augers, gimb
| let's, stcel.yards; horse. cotton and wool cards
razors, razor strops, shears scissors, pins, nee.
| dies, combs, spectaces. hasps, fish hooks,
shaving cream and soap, waters. percussion
| caps, tacks, hrads, brushes, looking glasses
| sheep shears, andlcsticks, Indian mirrors
| large brass wire traps, guns Indian knives,
&c, &c. together with every article usual
kept in hardware store, all of which we ars
prepared to sell at the very lowest prices, FOL
cash or approved paper.
marI2 III Main street ST Louis.
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Teas. Coffee. Spices. etc

o'' OO1fOC3 lpJIOCs, ElC.
Importers and job,ers in Fine Green and Black
Teas:
Tue PEKIz TEA Co.. rs FuI,on.st.
Manufacturers Of Mustard, Chocolate, Cocoa
and Spices--Deaiers in the same enground;
The HoPE Mills Co O.hce. II Front.st.
EAGLE MILLS, Williamson, Mann & Co., Office
IS Trout st
Coffre aud Spice Factory:
WITuNGroN, FR,Ncis j. WErcn, ! Dutch. ;,
between john and Fulton sts.
Dealers in East and West India Goods. Teas
Spices, Fruits, Grocer es, etc;
HowELi & GiaAuo, lS1 West st.
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HAA WV
Iowa City Property For Sale.
i will sell nv BRICK STORE Uouss

L at Iowa City-the capital of Iowa. n,
very reasonable terms. This house and lot il
situated on the Public Square. directly oppo-
site the Public Buildings; tho lot is 80 feet
front and ~ feet deep with 9 BOD two story
brick store house, we'll finished from cellar to
garret, with all out buildings necessary to do
large business: such Smoke and Cutting
house, lard house'with kettles, SC all com
p'ete' with granaries and corn crbs;-any per.
son wishing to purchase GOOD STAND for
business with all necessary conveniences can.
not find better location o. op,ortunitr
terms easy If not sold by the LIST of Nav
n ext, will be for rent-apply to
mars WESLEY JONES,
Burlington Iowa
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Boots, Shoes and Leather.

Boots, Shoes and Leather.
Manufacturers, Dealers and Importers,
Depot for the sale Of Boots, Shoes and Palm
Leaf:
IvEs Ho.np, 2t3 Pearl-st
In Boots. Shoes, Leather, Hats, Caps, etc:
GALE, SrcyT II WARD. 134 Pearl.st (aftcr
LIST OF May 253 fearl.stl
In Leather of all kinds, Innings, Gallons,
Lastings, Laces, &c:
MEiGE BROTHERS, 81 Frank fort.st.
In Boots and Shoes:
SAMUEL DANIELS s. Co, Ill Pearl, corner of
Pine ST
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:. Stuck of Ready Made Sp'ing and
Jsm'se cIothing Manufactured expressly
n b. r. LEWIS
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Land and Houses for Sale.

"a BOUT Five .7cres Of Land beau.i.
fully situated just the other side of Peas.
ley and Rand's Pork House on the Agency
road together with the improvements. consist
ing Of a fine new Brick dwelling, log b-rn.
table, &c., is offered for sale at great bar.
ain to the pure haser. Applyto
Burlington Dee 4 ls4S 25-tf THOS HEDGE
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Fire Safes.
manufacturer Of Wlder's Patent Sa,amander
Safes:
>. c. fiERRISo, 139 Water ST
Z. kich's improved Patent double and s;n,I.
Salamander Safes; warranted free from
dampness:
As. MARVIN. agent, 1873 1.2 Watsr.st.
Patent Double Salaman der Safes.
Z. J. Gayier's double and single Schumacher
Safes, for sale by
LEONARD BRowN, SO Wallst.
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uNtATA IRON. Square, round. hoop.
- band and tire iron
Plough moulds-l51 diamond and SHOW ell
plough moulds
Slab iron-2000 lbs slab iron
Spring. cast and blister steel. &c &c
Buyers will find it to thor interest 10 civ. mo
call. My assortment is now extensive. and
will be much enlarged after the opening Of
navigation LAIJNANs
ieola water street
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oSSs III great varieties.
Ia. PALM LEAF HATS.
uOzen palm leaf hats. all qualities.
BoNNETs, BoNNErs.
se,r,g;''slng Florence braid. Rutland lace
pee. psn' blk futed lawn. balzorines, CIV.
basn. UNA UNA fariton lawn. plain straw, bonn
's' and many other styles.
on, LAcES, LACEs.
,,.,,. Ilssoriment Of these is large and we'll
ps. 'electsd from the latest i'm oor,ations
". t"AsoLs AND UMBRELLAS.
,po0r nave ave large assortment Of these goods
sartb, INC" ~ may be found all grades, we'll
e a'tentIon OF city dea lsrs.
Ar;.. suNDRlEs, sUNDRrEs.
shslebonss j, flowers. pins, tapes. buttons,
ssb susnsna mnen and cotton thread. gum and
iaen s ,ss, silk coat cord and bindings
q. silk .an ', RIDING combs, tuck and side
kAnet aa cotten hdk,s, hooks and ewes.
hfe,y n i,", bonnet and cap ribbons in great
sombs. II. =. servings, ball twist, ivory
~ pe.rl .s: ana fancy silk cravats, agate
~ nom.." 'fs outtons-and manv othar good.
W. as to mention in m .jvert;.sa.n.
.ssy bc,, . Ss 10 receipt Of supplies by nearly
keep on, :, aur'ns the business months ~
als Al N. .' , complete, which we offer for
hper. C.. invest ratios for CASH or annroy.d
DER in,.sn'ry merchants will find il mncb -
nfths;, 20 examine our stock hef.r. u,.L
n,,,. purchases elsewhere. "AA
lz-l2-2m CoLL,r. AK,
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Valuable Land For Sale.

4 fractional quarter in section 80 township
N 10 N. West State of Illinois This land
is situated opposite Burlington, Iowa, fronting
the Mississippi river about fourth mile.
affording valuable Ferry privilege, and is
about the best timbered land in the township
1t is offered at bargain. For terms apply to
jams w II MAURO
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Hardware. Cutlery. &c.

Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
Manufacturers importers and Dealers,
In Saddlery. Harness and Coach Hardware:
w. j. Buck. 209 PearI-st., four doors above
Maiden Lane
In FOREIGN and Domestic Hardware, Nails,
Iron. Steel. &C.
WETMoRE e. Co.. rs and 81 Eescy, corner Of
Washington SITS.
LONG, DAVENPORT & Co.. 10 Platt st.
In Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery,
Mechanics Tools, &c, Of all descriptions:
w. n. SEYMOUR s. Co d Chatham square.
PETER DuRYRE, 20l Greenwich, corner of We.
scy-st.
VAN WAGrEEN e. TucKER, I72 Greenw ich
corner Of Dey st.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
Importers and Dealers,
In Drugs. Medicines, Dye Stufs, Perfume.
ry. &c
II. II. SCHlEFFELIN g. Co, General Agents
for Swaim's Panacea and Vermiluge,
lO4 and LOG John.st
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Liquors

lmpor tors and Dealers in Brandies, Gin, Wines
etc;
H 81 w. J. AvERELL, II Pearl.st.
March 5, 1876
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S AMT LO us
Wooden Machinery Mandatory

Wooden Machinery Mandatory.
At No. 1S3, North second street,
one and half squares North
Of the Planters To.
baccO Ware.
house.
r AN now prepared to build Wooden
L Machinery Of any kind, to order. such as
Wool Carding Machines. double single.
condenser cards; Picker's spinning and shear
ing machines, &c all of which warrant to be
made Of the best material and workma nsiiip
They can be easily operated, are little liable
to get out Of order, and sold cheaper than any
in TIE west. Machine cards of the best quality
always on hand and for sale.
Also. press papers, tenter hooks and mapping
Jacks, for cloth dressers.
All letters, post paid. will receive prompt
attention. u. w. DOWDALL.
feb IL '46-3m
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CANT LOUIS.
1 3 4 6
eestern Merchants,
SATTENTION.
a,sNINe OF SPRING.

u o,,,t Of Ready Nude Spaing and
! Ihm,s's '. ~l,,hng Manufactured expressly
= &C. !. =, country T'sde.
G, G. T. LEWIS
II, 100. Main Street ST. Louis, No.,
! " Wholesale CLoTHIERS,
n a !" ,ov receiving the first shipments
nj ~ t,h.;, new and splendid stock OF cloth :
- o. vi 10 the season and trade, which
hs 'dap%', assr tfor cash or approved paper> at
y By "" .,,rem.ly low, that they Defy any
4 fss y n the United States to undersell
\ Saee The country dealers can at all times
ii'n' ..dIe,s variety OF every style, quality
I'd 81 .a ~ Ready Made Clothing
sdH.or,m,nt. our Advantages are su :
Z ~ I'll o,hers in manufacturing clothing.
fha :" an, domestic goods Of the manufac.
Hou! ,elyes at the lowest rates and i'm
ur foregn goods as cheap as any House
i sMr York. cro,v
.rauc,ed BY Mes.rs. Lewis & Hanforrd.
s''' those experience and close application
~ .,,iness render them superior to any in
Suns most efficient corps of cutters
3. =. nn country engaged. Lewis Factory
IS SITUATED
YORK CITY. Nos 252 aud 254 Pearl-st.,
~ n oar goods arrive direct. No two or
. 'n'a to pay. no jobbers', importers
p'e nro6ts TO contend with. Every
~ comes to us from the
eRlGINAL FABRICAToRs
which i. saving Of at least s5 per cent
,So.e WHO purchase clothing of
LEW -9o
u,rd,.ds can testify TO these facts, who have
! ngrh: Of us heretofore.
sisouri, illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa
.,,.h,ats, we invite your attention TO this
'.,,,b,n stock Of clothing; comprising The
.,.., ,,t,erns and STYLES Of French. English
,,5 American Manufacture.
A swing Of 25 per cent. can be made and
.,,,, article in the clothing line can at all
lines he found by the DoZ. or Package, al
100. NEW ARRANGEMENTS-
.,,,, snlarped-tour immense lofts newly
filled up-the
BEST LIGHT
9Th. eity for merchants TO select goods by
sre STATED on the corner Of Main and Greer
trreis.
We have the largest stock Of clothing ever
..d.d in St Louis; and we are bound 10
CLOTnE THE WEST
4, The smallest possible advances Particular
attention. paid to the packing Of good sizes md
saud garments orders promptly attend
,ito. Large 100 at top of the House.
New clothing continually arriving from our
hc,nry Two thousand hands constantly at
work A large flag sign hanging out in front
With name. number, &c.
rTcome and see 100.
C. & T. LEWIS.
The Herald at Bloomngto ton, Express. at Dr.
Baque and Times, at Keosauqua, will plea Sc
eo,y 10 the amount Of SIS each and send in
their bills to c. & i. l..
-marl2 -42-2R
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Boot and SHOP Lakfngo
FNi1E undersigned respectfully informs the
l. citizens Of Burlington and vicinity. that
he has commenced the above business in all
its various branches He is prepared TO make
work in his line, from an infan, 5 Shoe to
Gentleman's Boot in the latest and most
fashionable style-out of the best materials
that can be had in the United States. From
fifteen years experience in the business in some
Of the best Shops East, he feels confident Of
pleasing a II those who may give him call.
~ SHOP on MAIN STREET, opposite
Lowe & IIickok s office and three doors south
of the old Post Office. OLIVER COCK
ian 80, '46-36-6in
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Paints.

Manufacturers Of White Lead, Paints, Putty,
Narnish, etc., Dealers in Glass, Dye stutfs.
etc:
RIPLEY s. MccuLLoUG,I, 100 Front.st., corner
of BGring-slip
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PAPER AND PAPER HANGINGS.
manufacturers and Dealers,
In Paper Hangings, BORDERS, &c., of all
kinds:
HOWELL g. BROTHERS, 1877 Broadway,
two doors above the City Hotel
PRINCE j. UNKART, 343 Pear-st.. Franklin
Square.
j. II. & ]. VI. PRATT, 14I Pearl.st., Just
below Wall-st.
IN Colored Paper and Fancy Boxes:
Nm. +. BLANC, 81 Cold.st.
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Music and Musical Instruments.
Manufacturers and Importers,
VI Musical Instruments, Depot of Bronze
Powders:
EDWARD BAAcK, 81 Fulton.st
or Musical Instruments, Publishers and I'M
porters Of Music, Agents for Hallet, Davis
s. Co g celebrated Piano Fortes:
FIRTH, HAIL & PoND, 239 Broadway.
OF Piano Fortes with or without Coleman
Patent Eolan Attachment:
Nusss 4 CLARK, $40 Broadway.
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GIL ASGOW HOUSE.
Corner Of Oiips apo Gcfono Streets,

/gNHE undersigned has recently become the
Il Lessee of this establishment, which is
now undergoing thorough repair. The ioca-
ton is convenient to the Ilevee and the bust :.
ness part of the city. making it desira BILE
stopping place FOR the travelling public and
merchants from the upper towns. No pains
will b. spared to please all who may favor me
with their patronage
u Baggage taken to and from Steamers
free of charge THOS. BLAIR,
jan Is 1864 Proprietor.
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Gold Pens.

Manufacturer Of Gold Pens, and Patcn, extern
sion Pen holders:
A. G. BAGLKr. lo9 Broadway
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Commission Merchants.

Grocers and Commission VI erchauts:
j. Il A. LowERY, i2l Front-st.
Commission Merchants, and Dealers in Paper,
Irvine. Shoe thread. School and Blank
Books, staple Station cry and Paper Hang.
ngs:
HINToN 8 TRAvERs, "a Maiden Lane
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~ A. SALT. 20 sacks G A Salt, in
~ prime condition, for sale by
feb 10 A S SHACKFORD
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DRINTS. A full assortment at all pri-
L ces, including the latest and best styles,
for sale by w II MAURO
feb5
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TOYS, SOAPS, PERFUMERY ANDToI-
LET ARTICLES.
Perfumers' and Fancy Soup Manufacturers
depot"
JOHNSON, vRooM & FOWLER. 8 Court.
landt-st.
Importer Of Toys, Fancy Articles, Pe,jumery
Musical Instruments, German, plain and cut
Glassware,
CHAS. AHRENFELDT, 56 Maiden Lane,
and 25 Liberty st.
Importer of German. French and English Fan
ey Goods, Toys, Bohemian and French
Wares, Archery and Cricket Implements,
c. + A. IIlNRlCHS, Successor to NJ Werk
meister,) $50 Broadway, and Is Lberty.st
The "Mettlic Tablet" Cutlery and Toilet
articles,
G. SAUNDERS, lit Broadway.
Importer of Fancy Articles, Combs, Brushes,
Pertnmery, Fancy Stationery, Engrapings,
&C.,
A. III. WARD e. co Al Maiden Lane.
Manufacturer of the celebrated Magic Razor
Strop Nth four sides. Price reduced 80 /
per cent
L. CHAPMAN, I0a William st.
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PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, &C.
Dealers in Ne,r Books, Periodicals and Cheap
Publications.:
WIN. Ii. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, oppo.
site the Purk.
BURGESS, STRINGER & CO, Republishers
of London Lancet, 222 Broadway
Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers:
PAINE IL BURGESS, 60 John-st.
5. S, Il w. WOOD, 26l Pearl ST.
ALEXANDER V. BLAKE, 10 Fultonst.
corner Of Gold
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Marble.

NIdTUIG.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Block and Slab
Marble:
RoBERT |. BRowN, corner Of Greenwich and
Franklin. SITS
uNDERnILL s FERRIS, corner of Greenwich
and Beach SITS.
FI.HxR & BlRD, 2S7 bowcry.
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Window Shades.

Importers and Dealers,
In Transparent Window Shades finest quality:
J c. WooDFoRp, $50 l-2 Broadway
kelly & RIEER, III Chatham, between Rose
welt und Peail.s,s.
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Soap and Candle Manufacturer.
JOHN KIRKMAN, "a Catharinest
Wire GauZe Blinds.
"New York>Nyire Works." Manufacturer CT
Wire Gauze Blinds, ETC.:
DAVID Woops, As Fulton.s,.
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IL Low PRICES. IN
POMEROY g. DURkEE.
NJ. l46, Main Street,
st. Louis, Missouri,
"AVING established themselves IN

Who'll ESALE DRY GOODS
business upon the principle Of selling goods
for Cash and on short Credit, tn prompt men.
at small advance, give notice that ev will,
be in receipt Of their first shipments this sea
son, early in February; and from that on. will
be constantly receiving new supplies. Thew
are detcrmncd.to offer such Inducements as
will make It for the advantage Of Country Mer
chants to purchase in this, in preference to
the Eastern Markets, and feel confident tina,
with their facilities for buving are enabled
to sell as low as the
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REGALlA CIGARS. A few quarter
boxes reg ala cigars very fine artic lie,
for sale by mars LAUMAN, water-st
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Umbrellas. etc.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Umbrellas, Para
soils, Parasolets and Sun. shades:
GEORGE J, BIRD, 100 PEARL opposite Cedar ST
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
% 5outbern & l)sstern lilsrtbants.

% 5oatbern & lnsstern lilsrebants.
N. Y. WHOLESALE HOUSES.
TfSHE undersigned. MERCHANTS. MAHUeAC-
= IUReRS. IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE
UeAlthS. are now prepared with Fsfft
Stocks Of all goods in their respective de.
partments, peculiarly suited to the wants Of
Southern and Western Mer.
chants.
The large and varied assortment which the
New YORK market affords to purchasers.
presents superior opportunity for choice
selection, and on terms as favorable. to suy
the least, as any other market
RerChanfs are assured Of our determi
nation TO please, IL possible, both old and ne
customers, who are respectfully invited To
examine our several Stocks and Prices.
DRY GOODS.
importers and Dealers.
In Staple and Fancy Foreign and Domestic
Cloths, Cassimerss and Dry Goods eensr.
c. W, s. J. I. MOORE & CO., ao7 Pearl stree,
four doors above Maiden Lane
BALDWIN, ROWLAND & THOMPSON.
lis. Pearl, between Cedar aud Pine.sts
In Silk and Fancy Goods.
CHARLES DURFEE g. CO., 1873 Pearl street,
and 76 Bearerst
In Six and Worsied Goods, F4ncy Trim
mings, &c. &c:
D. 5. TURNER, No, co William st between
Pine and Cedar
In Six Fancy and White Goods, Bonnets.
Umbrelils and Parasols:
ALFRED EDW ARDS * CO, Isa rearl.st
CARLETON, FROIIIINGHAM & CO., l21
and l29 William-st in the new block
between John and Fulton streets, the
"Washingion Stores"
In Ribbons. Stlks. Millinery anil Fancy Goods !.
WI. ". PiNNEO 4 co, 81 and SO Cedsr.st
In all kinds VI Carpeting, Fioor Oil Cloth, &c !:
ALBRlCli & BARSFOW, 4i0 Pearl-st
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"ONEY. One Dbl. strained honey,
IL for sale by LAUaAN,
febl2 water street
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Busters,

Manufacturer Of VIM. Stcole's Patent Feather
buster:
STEELE & CO... 3o5 Pearl.st.
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Looking Glasses.
Manufacturer and Dealer in Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Farnishes, Cabinet Furniture, sc !:
G. V. HOUSE & Co., I07 Fulton ST.
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Cards.

Manufacturer Of Playing, Visiting and Bust
ness Cards:
GEORGE Cook, II Fulton-st.
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GLASS, EARTHEN AND BRITANNIs
WARE.
Importers, Dealers and Manufacturers,
In French and EngAsh China, Glass and
Earthen Ware:
RICHARD F. HAVlLAND, 81 Maiden Lana
between Pearl and William SITS
HENRY w. HAYDOCK & CO., 276 Pearlst
between Fulton ana Eeekman
In all the Branches Of Brit,nnia Ware:
BOARDMAN s. HART. Durling Slip.
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NOR SALE. A Corn Shelter Of su.
pcror pattern, for sale at low price for
produce of any description Apply to
feb 10 A S SHACKFORD
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-12

Agricultural Store.
Manufacturer and Dealer in Agricultural Ma
chimes, and implements generally:
I. PLANr, No. 5, Burlng Slip.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-12

TIN WARE AND TIN TOOLS.
Manufacturer and Deal.r in Plain and Jdp1ned
Tin care, Timers Tools and Machines, &c
EDW ARD CARTER, 81 Fulton st.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-12

BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS.
JNQ. X. H0PPEL, 1877 Pearl.st franklin So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
nm WINNNS'.
BiLSiM or WILD CHERRT:
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

BEING = SURE KGAtEul FOX
ftoNsuMPTIoN in AZ b. yarsus forms. Colrs. Asrr
~ n. bsoScniTIs CIRCUIT, IS hooping Cough. spit
ting OF Rood. plflsuliy ~ Nraai hinr Pans iu ths
slde and breast. lndUougs. I.lAJR CONlpL AMT 50
The medicai pfope.iics CfJlr. WineHs Ba Sem ui
Wild Cbetry are fully established uctcfy section ftho
country, ~ is success m curing TOE ca
ree ~ tic foregoing cisss cot diseases.
IN anloef every uf' surs where boz icru frrS1sf
tn u has ctectcd radical sure Although in many "a
tins BasSi 40 Ford imnsisif sicf Or al irt-f
effect great change in Few aaYs su taunot rx.
Fectcd 10 NO ~ uiitscc, H. curiag a short tiss
~ 70 restore hcahto fsu.c tha hes hcgu pres 90
feli disease foT years.
Besides, there many STAGES OF ihs same disrr-o
that u Impossible Tor ans physician to determine
quantity Of mcdcmU required 20 eradicate u. dioreut
~ some ca-es, single boc sufficient. while ofHs
viii require three or to;iiC produce hc sslc cgee
Al we ssk Of the pseut r,se our u,ss cine fair
tta and he A. rest assaulted thai will H. productive
OF the most beneficial frc'=
Patients, IN taking tie medicine need not restrict
theinseve- rersrts die except avoiding tie most dI
Ecsfshe articles Of oodsuch sailed a1d smoked meat
eahfages. pnioue. cucunllcfs, a..
They should pey proper attention that their drcas
warm. and sheu'd avoid SNIosug thsnsy'yrs tu t.c m
ccmeneiss OF The weather. IL cais0i oye. ezcr
else.
Frequent bathing n warm hath. AID the usf ~ -.r
Envos for ruhhinF The flesh oorc goiag led " 10 a!d
the medicine IN iis effects
The iSoweis shoud o. kcTi OXEN wi'h some rent'e med
iciue saoh A. d. Wiuan's Poor Mans piis which ,iH
D. found much SUPERIOR Go ANY purgattge Ti1. ra Ir
liver.
For sale wholesale and r,:sH ty
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