Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12
FARMERS EXCHANGE.
$4,000 stock of
N d w GOOD s.

Now opening and for Sale, Wholesale
and Retail, by
J. $. KIN BALL & co.,
CORNER OF JEFFERSON AND WATER STREETS
~ Burlington, Iopa.
Since We have in good faith adopted the
cheap system Of buying and selling goods
ana gone I" work in right good earnest to car
ny IT ont to its fulles: extent, our sales have
more than doubled. Hence we have purchas
ed for our
FNlt and Trinter Trade,
and now have in store. larger. cheaper.
and greater variety of Goods, both Foreign
and Dom este, than we have ever before
had the pleasure OF offering to our numerous
and generous patrons and the public; and
while we sincerely tender them our grateful
acknowledged cnts for past favors, and we as.
sure them, if the most elegant stock Of goods
In Iowa. fair dealing, and The lowest possible
prizes. will merit continuance Of their Iibe.
ral patronage, we fatter ourselves that the
Farmers Exc ange
must 60 ahead, prospecting and to prosper, in
spite Of al! competition.
Adding the above goods to our stock in
trade on hand, we are prepared TO do more
extensive
Wholesaie &. Retail Business
than We have hitherto scarcely dared to hope
for in all kinds Of
Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods, Boots
and shoes, Leather, Hats and Caps,
China and Queensware, and all
kinds q; ROCERIES,
Cutlery. Hard and Glas ware. Castings, Trace
and Log Chains. Axes. cap letter and wrap
ping paper. WINES s. LIQUORS, Cigars ano
Pipes. Virginia honey dew, Kentucky and Mis-
souri, chewing TOBA CCO Indigo and Mad
der. Blank books and States, Manila Irvine :.
Bed cords and Rope, bar and cake Soap Of all
descript ions, Cotton Yarn, Salt. Mackerel
painted Pals and Tubs, DRUGS 81 MEDI
zines, and an excellent stock of
Ready Made Clothing,
Farming utensils. &C., together with an excel
lent variety Of ORE e.OM ST. ORES
and OUTFITS for EMIGRANTS.
AS it would occupy too much space TO emu
merate our immense variety o! goods. we will
call the PARTICULAR attention OF the Trade
Country Merchants and Farmers, to only
few items. such as
25 bales of Domcstics
$50 bags Rio Coffee
40 chests Of Tea, some very choice.
200 pieces Cashmere, Casinetts and Jeans
l25 cases Boots and Shoes
100 sides Sole Leather
90 dog Axes
80 boxes chewing. so smoking Tobacco
40 dez Painted Pals aud Tubs
1000 ytis bleacheG Muslns
90 GOO I" Ca.:coes and Dress Goods
100 reams Letter and Cap Paper
200 sacks Ground Alum Salt
800 bbls refn'd Kenawha do
Is hhd> Sugar
40 bhls Molasses
500 Goats, Pants, Vests and Shirts
1900 lbs Cotton Yarn
All OF the above goods will be exchanged for
Produce or Cash,
on terms that cannot fail to give entire 50 lis
faction, and we still say mo hre man shall
undersell us on average prices,
WHOLE ALE OR TAIL.
II The LADIES may be assured that they
have not 6een forgotten in the selection OF eur
Stock of
Rich Dress Goods, White Goods,
Laces, Ribbons, Shawls. etc, etc ; to which
we invite their particular attention.
Physicians and Druggists, will also find
an excellent stock of the leading medicines.
such as Quinne, Calomei, Salts, Sulphur.
Camphor. Castor Oil, pure Port Wine and
Brandy. etc, at the
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