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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-05
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
New Goods.

THE undersigned has just returned from
- the East, and is now receiving fresh
stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Consisting in part OF the following:
Prints Of every variety, new styles
Aipaccas, lawns, mer.nocs and gnghams
Shawls, large and small
Linens and cambrics
Linen and cotton table cloths
Ladies' satchels
IIdkfs. cravats and ruspenders
Pilot. beaver and broad cloths
Cassmeres, fancy and plain
Satinetts and Ky. jeans
Flannels, wool aud canton
I.inseys, fancy and plain
Fancy wool cravats
Brown and bleached muslins
Tickings, drilings aud checks
Fine mkt and fancy yarns
Hosiery, gloves and mitts
Blankets of fine quality
Thread, needles and pins.
NH IA 'M~S@ AND CAPS Of fashion
able styles
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS of all
kinds and backing and brushes
QUEENsWAEE, fashionable and assort-
GROCERHEs--Sugar coffee and molasses
Imperial. gunpowder, young Tyson and
black Teas
Nader, copperas aud Indigo
Castor oil, caisup; mustard and pepper
sauce
Cocoa, raisins and dried currants
Tubs, buckets, &c, ALSO
FISH o. various kinds all OF which ara offer
ed at very reduced prices for CASH or pro-
duce. NV friends and the public generally
are invited L, call. THOMAS HEDGE
oct s. 45-2U
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Soap and Candle Manufacturer.
JOHN KRKMAN, "a Cathariae st.
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Boot and Shoe Making

Boot and Shoe MaKlMgo
TINE undersigned respectfully informs the
l. citizens Of Burlington and vicinity. that
he has commenced the above business in all
its va rous branches He is prepared to make
work in hi. line. from an Infants Shoe tn a
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
p.ea sing a II those who may give him call.
sySHOP on MAIN STREET, opposite
Lowe & Iiickok's office and three doors south
of the old Post Office. OLIVER COCk
ian 90, '46-36-6m
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Teas. Coffee. Spices. etc.

Teas, Coffee, Spices, etc.
Importers and Jobsers in Fine Green and Black
Teas
THE PEKIx TEA Co.. IS Fulton.st.
Manufacturers of Mustard, Chocolate, Cocoa
and Spi-es-Deaiers in the same unground:
The HoPE Mills Co Office. Al Front-st.
EAGLE MILLS, Williamson, Mann s. Co. Office
IS Front st
Coffee and Spice Factory:
WILMINGTON, Francis & WEIGH, Dutch
between john and Fulton-sts
Dealers in East and West India Goods, Teas
Spices, Fruits. Groceries, ctc.s
HOWELL s. GiRAup, lSl West st.
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Boots. Shoes and Leather.

DOOlS, o1IUtS anu LedtIIeI'
Manufacturers. Dealers and Importers
Depot for the sale Of Boots, Shoes and Palm
Leaf:
Ivrs & Ho.sp, 2l3 Pearl-st.
In Boots, Shoes. Leather, Hats, Caps, etc
GALE, Srour & WARD, ia Pearl St, (after
lst Of May 253 tearl-st)
In Leather of oil kinds, Innings, Gallons,
Lastings, Laces, &c:
MEiGx BROTHERS, 81 Frankfort-st.
In Boots and Shoes:
SAMUEL DANIELS & Co, Ill Pearl, corner OF
Pine-st.
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Lass, EARrHEN AND BRITANNIA


III w AkE.
prters. Dealers and Manufacturers.
French md English China, Glass and
ETiicn Ware:
IND cHiRD r. HAVILAND, 50 Maiden Lam,
n between Pearl and William SITS
n EyRY ". HAYDOCk Il CO., 27G Pearlst
III between Fulton ana geckman.
~ lGs Branches Of Britannia Ware:
70 AGDMAN & HART. & Burling Slip.
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= .,,,,,,rn & l).stsm tflsrel)ants.
: WHOLESALE HOUSES.

$4,000. ..s;snss. MERCHANTS. MANUFAC.
,aE nnae'''st MpnaJfRS and WHOLESALE
lgaths..s NC, now prepared with Flu!
k!fS' AZ, ii goods in their respective de,
rs oil :" ';.rIy shifted to the wants Of
sns.t'. p, and western Mcr-
bN'" chants.
..,ied assortment which the
/ The Arg ,a.rkctaerords TO purchasers,
Sew fsIn opportunity for choice
Issnis 81 - terms as favorable, to say
|, least. as az ~ assured Of our dctermi
sercn,a .a.e. # possible, both old and new
loaio p'ea ..,'n are respectfully invited 10
aoners' s several Stocks and Prices.
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Rock Island Weekly Packet.

4 II :. new and splendid steamer
yT45;SSAS Ocean Wave,
EsEEzESEE n. CAMsoN, Master. will com
mence her regular weekly trips between Saint
Louis aud the above point, on the opening OF
navigation in the Upper Mississippi river, leav.
ing st Louis Friday at A o'clock, P. M and
be at GAINESVILLE, Louisiana. Hannibal, Marion
City. Quincy, La Grange, Tully. Alexandra.
Warsaw and Keokuk, on Saturday: Fort Madi-
son, Burlington, oquawka. New Boston,
Bloomington, and Rock ISLAND on Sunday.
On her return trip, she will leave Rock
Island on Monday morning at o'clock. and
VIII he at Bloomington, New Boston. Oquaw.
ka, Burlington and Fort Madison, on the sam
day; Keokuk, Warsaw, Alexandra, Tully, La
Grange, Quincy, Marion City, Hannibal. Lou
isana and Clnrksvile, on Tuesday. and will
arrive in ST Louis w ednesday morning.
The OCEAN WAVE, was built at ST Louis, ex.
pressly for the trade, and will continue her
trirs regularly throughout the season.
Passengers and shippers may rely on her
punctuality. [febl2-35
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BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS.
" X. u0PPEL, 337 Pcarl.st franklin. So
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Bloomington QOwa,) Weekly Packet.
A ~ THEnew light draught double
v:Tt7:RSA engine steamboat
ss4rES@x ARCHER.

S. A. GILMAN, Master, will commence her
regular weekly trips between ST Louis and tho
above point on the opening of navigation in
the Mississippi river; leaving st Louis every
Friday evening at o'clock, and will be at Fit
Madison, Darlington, Oquawka. New Boston
and Bloomington, every Sunday.
On her downward trip, she will leave
Bloomington every Monday morning at 8 o.
clock, and will be at New Boston, Oquawka,
Burlington and TT Madison same day, and ar.
rive in st Louis on Tuesday evening
Passengers and shippers may rely upon the
regularity and prompt,ude OF her arrivals and
departures. Every attention will be paid to
the comfort Of passengers accommoda
tons being unsurpassed by any boat in the
trade, liam Is '46-34
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TN WARE ANDTl TOOLS.
tatz. p'''r and Dealer in Plain and Japaned
lm rare, Timers Tools and Machines, &c
WARD CAKrER, 81 Fulton st.
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saint Houis advertisements.


SHERMAN J. BACON. sAML T; nYnE.
R.aCO.F' $ HYDE.
No. lJ6, Min Street. 81. louis, No.,
Wholesale Dealers,
In Drugs, Medicines, Surgeons Instru-
ments, Paints, Oils, varnishes,
Brushes, Dye Stufs, Apothe.
caries' Glass Ware,
window Glass,
&C., &C.,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of
Ia Druggists, Physicians, Merchants and
Others purchasing in this market, 10 an exami
nation of their stock, which will always be
large and fresh--prices and quality guaranteed
TO be satisfactory. From the facilities we now
have in the importation of all descriptions Of
Drugs suitable to the trade, we feel assured
that we can offer as favorable rates rs any
Drug Establishment in the United States
Cuii,iae having Income one of the leading
articles in the trade. we take this opportunity
OF saying. that we will be prepared to contract
to deliver at once, or at specified times during
the summer months all that may be wanted +;
and as this article usually advances very con-
sidcrably in the latter part OF the season, we
recommend early supplies.
Due Sfasffs..-This branch Of our trade
is now large, and to which we pay particular
attention. Our stock Of Indigo and Nader
being received by direct importations, ena bles
us to offer great inducements to the trade.
White Lena.--Dry and in Oil Of supe.
rior qualities, at manufacturers prizes.
fcbI2-6t
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Fire Safes.

Manufacturer Of Wildcr's Patent Salamandcr
Safes:
5. C. llERRINs, 1879 Water st
{. kich's improved Patent double and single
Salamander Safes; warranted free from
dampness:
a. 5 MARVIN, agent, 1873 10 Water ST.
Patent Double Salamander Safes
Z. J, Gaylcr's double and single Salamsndcr
Safes, for sale-by
LEONARD BRowx, so Wall.st.
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Iowa City Property For Sale.
n will sell nv BRICK STORE House

d at Iowa City-the capital of Iowa. on
very reasonable terms. This house and lot is
situated on the Public Square. directly oppo-
site the Public Buildings; the .ot is go feet
front and ITO feet deep with good two sto y
brick store house, well finished fem cellar -
garrett, with all out buildings necessary to 40
a large busiDess sucl, as Smoke and Cutting
house, lard house with kettles, &C all com
plcts, with granaries and corn cribs;-any per-
son wishing to purchase GOOD STAND for
business with all necessary conveniences can
not find better location or opportunity
terms easy. II not sold by the LIST Of May
n ext, will be for rent-apply to
mars WESLEY JONES,
Burlington Iowa
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SGOW HOUSE.
Corner Of Olips apo 5rfono Streets
st Louis, Missouri,

TNHE undersigned has recently become the
IL Lessee Of this establishment, which is
now undergoing thorough repair. The loca-
ton is convenient to the Levee and the bust
ness part of the city, making it desirable
stopping place Cor the travelling public and
merchants from the upper towns No pains
will be spared to please all who ma! favor me
with their patronage
IL Baggage taken to and from Steamers
free Of charge. THOS. BLAIR,
Jan Is 1864 Proprietor.
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Paints.

Manufacturers Of White Lead, Paints, Putty.
Varnish, etc., Dealers in Glass, Dycstutis,
etc:
of Buring- slip
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-05
Window Shades.

Importers and Dealers,
In Transparent Window Shades finest quality:
J. c. WoopFoaD, 2S9 , broadway.
kelly & RlKER. III Chatham, between Rose
welt and Peail.sts
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EOR SALE. The Farm wei

NOR SALE. The Farm well
l. known as the Carter Farm is now offer
ed for sale. Said farm is situated 80 miles
mouth west from Burlington and consists o
33l acres, about $50 acres good timber ana
the balance prairie, 100 acres fit for cultiva-
ton There is erected upon the farm frame
dwelling house in excellent repair, also, an ex-
celent well of water; there is growing upon
the premises orchard OF Apple Trees. a por
ton OF them in bearing condition. Said pre-
misses are we'll fenced and in fact il may truly
be said that the farm affords every induccment
to the lover OF Agriculture. For terms apply
TO L f. Cords.
jun 2246-35-tf Agency Road T,
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Gold Pens.

Manufactu of Gold Pens, and Patent extern
sion Pen holders:
| A. q. BAGLEr, lS9 Broadway
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Agricultural Store.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Agricultural Ma
chimes, and implements generally:
I. PLANT, No. 5, Burlng Slip.
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INQDHHGNCo

Il AM determined to close up outstanding
business to the LIST of January, positively.
The subscriber ca rnestly requests all persons
indebted to him, to make immediate payment
and is compelled to say that, all accounts re-
naming unsettled by the LIST Of February,
will be collected in the shortest manner pos
sbe Dec lS w II MAURO
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DRINTS. A full assortment at all pri-
l. ces, including the latest and best styles,
for sale by w MAoho
feb5
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Manufacturer Of Playing, Visiting and Bust
ness Cards:
GEORGE Cook, IL Fulton st.
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,prR AND PAPER HANGlNGS.

Nanufactnrers and Dealers,
% Psm Hqngings, borders, &C., Of all
Nj auds:
!. kMELL & BROTHERS, 1877 Broadway,
II two doors above the City Hotel.
MsCE 4 UNKART, 343 Pearl-st.. franklin
III Square.
kH&L ". PRATT, l4l Pearl.st., just
IL below Wall-st
C,lmsd Paper and Fancy Bores:
INF. BLANC, 81 Gold-st.
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siIyrBLIsHERs, BOOKSELLERS, &C.
nsnu| I'M in Mem Books, Periodicals and cheap
ued hbGcatons:
~ H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, oppo-
site the Park.
my 9GEsS, STRINGER & CO., Republshers
\. o. Of London Lancet, 800 Broadway.
be n sS,isrs, Booksellers and SfGtioners:
! j. kslyE 4 BURGESS, 60 John.st
fs,&W WOOD, 26l Pearl st.
" LEXANDER V. BLAKE, 10 Fulton-st.
nN corner Of Gold.
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Commission Merchants.

Groccrs and Commission Merchants:
]. g. A. LowERy, l2l Front-st.
Commission Merchants, and Dealers in Paper
Irvine, Shoe thread, School and Blank
Books, staple Stationery and Paper Hang
ings:
UIyToN & TGAyERs, 81 Maiden Lane.
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Marble.

Manufacturers and Dealers in Block and Slab
Marble:
ROBERT l. BRowN, corner Of Greenwich and
Franklin SITS.
UNDERmILL & FERRIS, corner OF Greenwich
and Seachsts
FISHER * BRD. 2S7 bowery.
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Liquors

Importers and Dealers in Brandies, Gin, Wines,
etc:
II & w. J. AvERELl, II Pearl.st.
March 5, 1876
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Wire GauZe Blinds.
"New York Wire Works." Manufacturer OF
Wire Gauze Blinds, etc.:
DAVID WooDs, As Ful,on.sl.
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N E w STOR E.

TENliE Subscribers have just received from
4 the East new and splendid siock of
FALL g. WINTER GOODS,
which are respectfully offered to the public
among which
DRT obs:
BROAD CLOTHS-Blue black. brown,
Olive. bottle green, and steel MKT
CASSIMERES-Of superior quality and
Variety of colors.
SATINETS-Of all co.ors and Of every
quality some very beautiful, Kentucky
Jeans, linseys, beaverteens, Glasgow Jeans,
Giraffe cloth, velvel-, mrrinncs, a paecas,
Rep csshmercs. muslin de laines.
American s. lAmglSsh Prints
Linens, cambrits, lawns. book muslins
Jackonetts, white and red flannel, bleach
ed and brown muslins, brown and blue
billings. doc skin hannrls, silks satin.
Linen, flag and colt on hdkfs. silk velvet,
SwansGown and valencia vcstiKgs, cotton,
Wool and worstcd shawls, green acraee,
Bed ticking, comforts, suspenders, wad-
ding, candle wick, tapes. sewing six,
Twist, edgngs, laces, ribbons, checks.
Ladies' hose gents socks. bnckskin loves
Mems and boys cloth and glazcd caps ,um.
brslas, ribbon bound mickinsw and peint
Blankets, bnttons cotton and Imam thread
Cotton and WOODEN yarn, cotton cord
Pins, needles, cotton AID linen table dra
perry. pilot cloths, heavy blue coating
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Umbrellas, etc.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Umbrellas, Para
soils, Parasolcts and Sun-shades:
GEORGE ] BYRD, $50 Pearl, opposite Cedar s:
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rRCCs, MEDICINES, sc.
a To

prrs. Medicines, Dye Stufs, Perfume
n, &C.: n co r, ,,,s
ar swaim's Panacea and Vermiiuge,
lOl aud LOG John-st.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-05

"ONEY. One Dbl. strained honey,
IL for sale by LAU VI AN,
febI2 water street
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prs, SOAPS, pERFUMERY AND TOI-
III LET ARTICLES.
Tnnsrs' and Fancy Soap Manufacturers
! -D,pot,"
aSS0N, vR0OM & FOWLER, 3 Court.
N landt -st.
rrtr Of Toys, Fancy articles, Perfumery.
Maeas Instruments, Germdn, plain and cut
easrare,
las AHRENFELDT, Sc Maiden Lane,
and 25 Liberty ST.
Mkf 81 German, French and English Fan
Goods, Toys, Bohemian and French
sHu, Archery and Cricket Implements,
hA ilNRICHS, Successor to NJ. Werk-
y ntstef,) $50 Broadway, and rs Libcrty-st.
sMiiic Tablet" Cutlery and Toilet
ltt,s.
auNDERS, 1T Broadway.
Fv Of Faney Articles, Combs, Brushes,
n1smsry, Fancy Stationery, Engrauings,
iWARD e. CO Al Maiden Lane.
4aeiurer Of the celebrated Magic Razor
'Fp Nth four sides. Price reduced 80
y m cent.
HAPMAN, 102 William ct.
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Looking Glasse.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Varnishes. Cabinet Furniture, sc
g. v. HOUSE, & Co., I07 Fulton st.
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Beautiful Goods
WIN GARRETT Il CO., Have on land
w and offer for sale at extremely low pri.
ces, large assortment Of BEAUTIFUL
GOODS, such as
Cashmere dc ecosse, yilks,
Muslin DC ,,diinc, a,paccas, bombaznes,
Coburg cloth. merinocs, fine French and
English prints, capes. collars and
Cbemizeties, fine dress caps, cuffs,
CheneilIe boas blk and varigated cord and
TrusseIs, silk sha wis, turk-ri aud
De lane shawls, nett and blanket do,
Netts for caps and collars, laccs, edgings,
Inseriings, rich bannct and cap ribbons,
Artificial flowers and ruches.
Ladies' velvet and silk ctavats,
Hosiery, lall kinds)
Gloves and m tits, tall kindsl
Hemstiched linen hdkes, French dimity.
Null and Swiss muslins,
Striped. barred and plain iaconetts, etc.,
with great many other articles too numar
Gus to mention. Call and see before YOU buv.
for esE ss09 81 hst8 Ee8fl
IT'S no TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
at the N. 4 CORNER
n2o Of Main ana Jefferson streets.
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Important to County Com IN issiOners.
EBERSOL & MATHEWS have now
- on hand and for sale at their Gunsmith
Shop on Main street,
COUNTY SEAL PRESSES,
on the most approved plan, Also, COUNTY
SEALS made to order.
N Is Silver spoons, Rings &c handsome
ly engraved. an 1888
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Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars.
suacturers I'm pOrters and Dealers,
H.. IN Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars
asstaaoS K Co., Wall, and 2I3 and
h ais Duane-st
T I'anna and Principe Cigars and Leaf
a'tR, 46 Chatham st.
HAIR, - Fulton.st.
= y. COLLINS, 225 Front.st.
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>0olnt Books and Stationery

b .Aaanlacturers and Dealers,
,t.wsa' books, Stationery, Manifold Let
,i,,.a 'efs' Croton Ink. &C., Of every des-
LouTREL, II Maiden Lane.
1lDos"' ii0 John.street, up s.airs.
''' DAVIS, ll2 John street.
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). hardware. Cutlery. &c.

s.sa'uware, Cutlery, DC.
Z haddIs.at'ers Importers and Dealers,
COW R,y' Harness and Coach Hardware:
/ occk, 200 Pearl.st., four doors above
aPsr;. Maiden Lane
~ Steel. &c. es''' ''o"a'e' Na''S'
-" x Co., 10 and 81 yescv Garner Of
N m, D.v, Washington SITS.
.tchs n;. ."a ., Domestic Hardware, Cutlery,
ST.. iools, &C., of al! descriptions:
NJ nm Du,soA Co, Chatham Square.
XVI Greenwich, corner of We
Wscr,.. sey-st.
TUCKER, 172 Greenwich,
corner Of Dey st.
@t., Caps, Furs, &c.
cssur,s = and Dealers in Caps. Furs, &c.
n = Co.. l04 Maiden Lane.
~,,,. Busters.
Sssr YIN. stecle's Patent Feather
: c.. sos -pe.r,.ss.
,! mn ~ Musical Instruments.
ls. ..l' ss..r and I'm por.ers.
sassr Instruments, Depot Of Bronze
HACK, siFulton.st
r. nsn of 'ms. \. Publishers and I'm.
" ca ,Isase' Agents FOR Hallet. D,y;.
"a, H.eorated Piano Fortc.: LAWS
IN Pa,,. rosD, 23s Broadway.
~ sU,.A '-cestoe with or .sasf 8
Naic, Attachment: 's.s'h
SlAax, $40 Broadway.
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EOR SALE. A Corn Shelter Of SUI.
, perior pattern. for sale at low price for
produce Of any description Apply to
feb 10 A SHACKFORD
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GALT!! SALT! As we have not
- received as much Pork was expected,
VIC will dispose Of Iot Of salt W the pnsneis
or sack. dec25 5 s r LIND1MUl
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mr. GOODS.


I'll ,orters and Dealers,
and fancy Foreig" and domestic
~ ~ ss,f c sa and Dry Goods sen'r-
49,; T. MOORE 4 CO., ao7 Pearl.s'reet
- w. : four doors above Maiden Lane.
w ,w,y ROWLAND & THO MPSeN,
lD ~. Pearl, bctwee" Cedar aud Pine-sts
A. - and Fancy Goods: ,,,,
". " 'a, rs DURfEE & CO.. l23 Psarl,street,
lEbb' and IS Beavsr-si.
- ~ and Wsrsied Goods, FIney Trim
'k OF Tr9RSER, No, 60 WiIliam-st, between
ias Pine and Cedar
in, I'll Faucu anl While Goods, Bonnets,
4. r"I,,lLas and Parasois:
~ lssrp EDWARDS & co, ls2 Peari.st.
At .pIIEToN. ROCKINGHAM & Co., III
sih D nd 1873 william.st in the new block
h. ,.,weeu John aud Fulton streets, the
III nWashingion Stores
1shn, silks, Millinery and Fancy Goods
sW PlNNEO 4 co, 81 and 80 Cedar-st
pn4 Mad, Of Carpetins, Floor Oil Cloth, &c,
mi. tnrTH & BARSTOW, 4l0 Pearl-s,.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-05

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- in bbls. and kegs. for sale by
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fs Water street.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-05

NOTlCE-The subscriber particularly re-
IN quests all persons indebted TO him either
by note or book, TO call and settle up the
same WESLEY JONES
Burlington, Jan. s, 1916
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-03-05

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Indiana State sentinel., 1846-10-29
PROCLAMATION
By JAMES WHIrcoMB, Governor of The Stale Of
Indiana.

By JAMES WHTTcoMB, Governor of The Stale Of
Indiana.
The approaching close Of the year eighteen hundred and
frtysix, naturally suggests the eecng mind the duty
Of giving deep feeling of gratitude our
and temporal that have been plentfuy showered upon US
since its commencement well calculated inspire.
Among these gracious favors and privileges, will be
fuy borne IN mind not the least the happy preservation
OF civil institutions, based they upOa popular
sovereignty, and designed to ALL equal personal
liberty and equal rights civil and religious -the rich return
OF our teeming fields to the labors Of the hubandman the
limited mortality compared with the late general
the preservation Of e and the growing restoration Of health
among the Tesiue and above ALL the gracious offers Of
mercy and Of reconciliation, from Just Gyd eung
world.
do respectfully recommend that Thursday the twenty
sixth day Of November next be set apart and observed
by the people Of the State day of public thanksgiving
and pTaisehat they abstain from their secular
ard assemble ln their usual places Of religious worship;
uniting with each other, and with their fellow citizens of
Of the other States such they
most appropriate that they render the tribute Of hearty
thanks aud joyful praise to ALMIGHTY GoD for these the
innumeTable other blessings which the experience Of each
suggest and that they may pour their
HIN that his rich smiles may be continued our beloved
year. may be crowned by the termination The wars in
which engaged in early just and honorable
peace.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of
the State to be heTeunto affixed. Witness my
L. s. hand at Indianapolis, the twenty-seventh day
Of October, in the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and foiy-six.
By the Governor