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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

WOULD respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Burlington and the surround
ing towns and country, that he has on hand
at the above stand,
Large and Splendid Assortment
Of custom made work, and is pre- pared with the
best workmen and leather, to make any amount
Of work in his line that may be wanted, OF the
best kind, on short notice.
Men. high cant!e quilted buckskin seated sad
dies
Best and common fallback hogskin do do
Side saddles with quilted calfs&in seats
Side saddles with plush do
Best and common buggy harness
Two horse wagon harness, stage harness
Saddle. bugs and Trunks
Double and single bride filling. with bits,
made from black and fair leather
Blind brides and backbands
Calfskn, kipskin and hogskin collars
Double and single girths and hip straps
Halters, large and small whip lashcs
ALSO
general assortment Of shoe. kers' and sad
dlcrs' leather, at wholesale or retail, at Saint
Lou, prices or LESS.
All the above articles and any other that
may be wanted in our line, will be sold low
for cash or hides of every description. We
are resolved to establish
Permanent shop,
and expect soon to be able to take all kinds Of
country produce in pay for our articles. We
now want
5OODRY HIDES.
We hope by keeping CONSTANT SUP
Pr of the above articles on hand. and pay
ing strict attention to our business to be libe
rally patronised.
Burlington, April 23d. 1S46-45-em
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[ N S u R A N CE, & c.
Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.

Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.
T YMAN COOK has been duly an.
pointed an Agent of the Protection In.
snrance Company of Hartford, Conn.,, at Bur.
iington, Iowa, and is authorized to insure
dwelling houses, storesand ware houses mills,
manufactures, barns, stables and the contents
OF each, together with every other similar spe.
cies oil property against loss or damage by
hrc The rates OF premium offered ure us low
as those of any other similar institution, and
every man has now an opportunity, for :ri-
fling sum to protect himself against the rava-
gcs OF tins 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 adequa' lily
appreciated, viz: While standing upon the ra'
ms ola persons own property, receiving from
the Insurance office the full amount which he
has lost; or standing upon the same spot sur
rounded. perhaps. by Il desolated family, la.
menting that stupidity and folly which failed
to provide against such contingency. je 45
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New Goods.
FULLERTON'S First Shipment
ID FAyJand WrvTrp

ID e Y G O o D s
II just received and is now open for inspcc.
tion. The public generally are invited to
favor me with call, as my goods are all
the most recent styles, and um determined
to sell them at
Extrem Low Prices.
/. Those wishing cheap bargains and fashionable
goods will please favor me with a call before
purchasing elsewhere. Ut IL is no trouble to
show Goods. My stock, IN part, comprises
the following:
Cashmere d. ecosses, cashmere robes,
Cashmere plaids. Claremont plaiGs for
Ladies' dresses
Mousclin de lanes, wooden and worsted
plaids
French, Scotch and Douglass ginghams
French and English Prints
American do
Mourning do
Black Alpaccas, six warp, figured do
Ladies' linen hdkfs
do fllet mitts. black and white
Fall and winter bonnet ribbons
A large asst fall and winter shawls
Lambs wool hose, rawslk do, worsted do
Cashmere do
SHOES-Ladies' lasting gaiier boots,
DO do gaiier do
do kid walking shoes
do do slippers
Misses shoes and bootees, boys shoes
GROCERIES, hhds Sugar,
box superior Havana white sugar
bbls loaf do
10 do sugar-housc molasses
10 do plantation do
80 sacks Rio and Java Coffee.
n a superior lot of mould & sterile Candles
Together with great variety of articles in
the line, too numerous for an advertisement
All are invited TO call. as it is pleasure to
show such bargains are offered at
JOHN FULLERTON'S
~ octI '4b-l9 Jefferson street
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TO SADDLERS.

TUST reed and for sale by GEO.
- ARMSTRONG;, at his establishment on
Main street, Burlington,
Skirting, harness and bride leather
Plush for ladies saddles
Calf and hog skin seating and pad-skins
Saddle trees Of all kinds
Straining and girthing web
Silk and thread, strrup and bride bits
Bride and harness buckles
2 horse and buggy harness
Tacks from 3oZ to 90 OF
Martingale and harness rings, &c &c
Low fol cash or dry hides [may IA '46
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NEW YORK.
TIE NEW YORK
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT 12S, FULTON ST., N. YORK,
(suN BuILDiNG)
"ACH mum Der contains from three to six
II original Engravings of newly invent
ed Machines, Illustrations of Sciences, Me-
chanics, &c., &C.. and as much intelligence
as six ordinary daily papers. TERMsS2a year,
ONE DOLLAR IN ADVANCE. Persons wishing to
subscribe have only to enclose the amount in
letter. directed (post.paidj to MUM &
COMPANY, Publishers Of the Scientific Anne
riean. New York. gJ7Specimen copies sent
when desired. 20
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE

NEW STORE,
Corner Jefferson & Third Streets.
VNHE undersigned invites the attention
= of the public generally to a new stock Of
ASSORTED MERCHANDISE,
now opening at the store late in the occupan-
cy OF d. McIntire, corner of Jefferson and
Third streets comprising staple and fancy
- NJ ~ %0DWD HD-4
Hard Ware, Queens. Ware, Groceries,
Boots and shoes, and Hats.
The whole stock is o: recent purchase and
selected with much care for the country trade.
All the leading articles of family and indivi
dual consumption can be purchased on the
most reasonable terms. The assortment Of
Broadclotts. Cassimcres, and Safinens,
1Weeds, Kentucky Jeans, Prints,
.Alpaccas, Bombaziaes, Cash.
meres, Mouseiin De Lains,
F2annels Bleached g.
BroWn -Nuslins. Cambrics,
Wuslins. Jaconetts, Hosiery and GLOVES,
affords an ample variety for selection.
The invoice of HARD. WARE consists of
Shovels, Spades. Forks, log, trace and halter
Chains, Axes. Hammers, Hatchets, mill
~ cut and hand Saws, Drawing knives,
AIDES, Chisels, Files, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Butts and Screws, Nails, Brads
and Tacks with the moro common articles
in this branch. In
Queens ware, Boots, shoes and Hats,
the quantity will be found full and complete.
COUNTRY PRODUCE of all kinds will
be taken in exchange FOR Goods.
u Purchasers are solicited to examine the
assortment before laying in their supplies.
j. Nj. SWAN,
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new GOODS,
THOS. HEDGE & CO.,

"AVE Just reed from New York
IL and New Orleans and are now opening
a fresh and splendid stock of goods. Consist.
ing in part of
100 pieces Prints Of the last and most fash.
ionable style
Ginghams and alpaccas
Hdkfs. gloves and hose Of various kinds
Irish linens of superior quality
Table covers and cloths
Threads and tapes of all kinds
Brown Hollands and Selicia
Cold cambrics
Jaconets, muslins, &c
Suspenders, eastcs
Shawls and dress hdkfs
Black, brown and blue cloths
Fancy and plain cassimercs
satinets and jeans
Shectings and shirtings, brown and white
Coat trimmings Of all kinds
Tick:ngs, drillings and crash
Flanhels, linseys and canton fannels
Stutfs for sackng and various other articles
in this line
HATS of last style
BOOTS, shoes and brogans. Also
Ladies' fashionable walking shoes and slips
QUEENS. WARE, well assorted
GROCERIES 4 HARD WARE, &c. &c.
All of which are offered for sale at the loves.
prices for cash reproduce.
Burlington, July %, lS46-9tf
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GOODS AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
j. q. l. A u MAN..

RETAIL.
j. q. l. A u MI AN.
UATER STREET, is now in receipt,
w from the eastern cities, of portion OF
his stock Of
Fall g Winter Goods,
to which he would respectfully invite the at.
tent ion of the public. The assortment is am
Pile and comprises every article adapted for
the coming season, and at unusually low rates.
Call and see.
DRESS GOODS.
New styles nous de lanes and cashmere
rich nous de ane robes
do ombre rep cashmercs
nous de aine gala and Rio Grande plads
plain and fancy alpaccas
real silk warp do
scarfs and silk points
shaded and figured black silk fringe
cords and tassels. silk buttons, sc sc
WHITE GOODS.
Plain and plaid jaconets
cambrcs, Swiss and book muslin
bishop lawns and bobbinetts
edgings and insertings
Irish linens and linen lawns
linen cambria and muslin hdkfs &c.
oS J G LAUMAN.
Uater street
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Collecting Agency.
CLARK. OF Ds IN

Nl Iowa, would respectfully III W. isr
etors Of Newspapers and Meroa 4 sols'.
deu aod0a due fro from persons in any p.
Territory. Having for long .~' BIZ dgs
customed to the business, an n':,o,y. heb "
sive acquaintance In the ..f;siept sitsp
prepared TO give prompt ana s;s care. Z
TO all demands entrusted 10 h,s aSS,essed ~
All demands from abroad, r,orppl ~
at Burlington, Iowa. will meet i
ton. ,.fsrrinf I, 4
References may be had By rs .s.u,s ! y
Post Master, or any Of the Me' q 49,
city. -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
Cheap Farms For Sale.

4 Farm of $50 acres, l60 acres Of ex-
IA celcnt timber and 200 of prairie with 10
acres improved and under good fence-all
we'll watered-ls miles from Burington; with
two good log houses and stables, two good
wells of water and an excellent neighbour God /,
will be sold for the unprecedented low price of
81 90 per acre. ALSO
In the same neighborhood. farm Of 800
acres. about equally divided into timber and
prairie land-37O acres improved and under
well watered, &c. This farm will be sold for
So 90 per acre. Both of the above farms are
in Yellow Springs township and within two
miles of uninterrupted steam boat navigation.
apr9 GRIMES g. STARR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
GlOthin q.

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lust reed per Falcon and for sale al UNI
81 sually low prices.
10 10th coaks
30 fine do coats, {dress and frock)
100 tweed and satnet sack, dress and frock
coats
800 blanket, pilot cloth and Sleeps grey do
600 pairs cloth, cashmere, satinet, james.
Sleeps grey and kerscy pants
400 vests, all kinds and qualities
8 dog fine muslin shirts (Iinen bosm 's& col 5
IS do muslin do
8 do calico do
90 do hickory do
s do flannel do
10 do net do
80 do net, canton flannel and drilling
drawers, together with bosoms collars,
stock ties, hdkfs. gloves. suspenders &c
All Of which will be sold very low for cash.
Call and examine our stock
% GARRETT e. Co.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
.BOOK-BINDING.-

OK-BINDING.-
TIME undersigned having purchased the
i "Binding Establishment" of William
Greene, on Jefferson Street, informs his friends
and the public in general, tina he is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line of business
short notice and with neatness.
JOHN ID. COLBuRN.
ALSO-An assortment of Blank Books
always on hand and for sale cheap for cash,
sept 10, 46-I9-y J. ID. c..
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
BURLINGTON BOOKSTORE.

BURLINGTON BOOKSTORE.
THE Subscriber would most respectfully,
l. ly inform the citizens OF Burlington and
the surrounding country, that he has opened
an Establishment for the sale OF
Books 81 Stationery
of every description, at st Louis prices,
wholesale and retail tor cash.
His STORE will be found under tie BAR.
RET HOUSE, corner OF Jefferson and Third
Streets.
He will be in receipt of all new works. so
soon as issued from the press.
A large assortment OF
Books in Cheap Form,
may be found at his store, and nothing OF an
immoral tendency will be found on his shelves
All orders for Books left with the subscriber
will be promptly attended to.
w. ID. SKILLMAN,
June &c, '4G-5 Under Barrett House
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
SAINT LOUIS.
UBr EXpREss!n
Tremendous ExCitenentl!

The Largest ever brought West;f&!
M"rro--'Lsrg- suiesaad sasN rrskts.'
Have received, and have ON the way.
u over 800 eases Of FALL, and WINTER
@HWDT" MN~
ho"eht FOR ash, aud manufactured by myself
in the city OF New York, expressly for ,ho
Western trads; comprising, in part. as roIlows
Goats. yes,s
1000 cloth ,drrss& frock 500 black s,,;,
4oo blue beaver hunt. 1000 stripe lain satin
ing 800 Climber satin
200 blue beaver over 500 ribbed silk
1000 bl k beaver vari 500 fashn,hIc worstoa
Gus styles 100 cut velvet
1000 blue Mackinaw 500 plain brk v.,ve,
blankets Gao bl'k & hI,o ola,I.
5000 low price blanket 400 d. B. satinct
and flushing 1900 DO blue
lou Tweed pelto, sack 1900 common worstcd
and other styles
500 cassim'r sack ,ucw oo,o SHIRTS.
article 5000 white linen bosns
$500 black. cadet and 1000 striped do do
diamond s,,inet 800 linen check
s0Op. r,om,sK x;.ne. $500 cotton do
9OQ0round iacke.s.as'd 5000 Mcrrimack calico
1000 Hickory
80. Pants. 5000 twilled red nan'l
1900 pr blue casssmcr 1000 plain do
1000 fancy stIipe do 600 blue twl'd Aan1
soo zoe SKIN do 100 merino, lambs
1909 low price do wool & Soyonv
900 plaid and stripe
tweed wers.
400 cermonia cusmr. SUI merino, saxony,
$500 Sleeps graycloth lambs WOOL
1000 plain and corded i to, twiiid red flannel
black satinot 1000 cotton flannel
$500 bIne satinet 100 twillcd cotton
$500 cadet do 5000 Umbrellas, assd
2lO0 low price satinct so doz black Italian
1900 Oxford mkt do crava,s
500 stripe and plain 90 gum suspenders
Ky james 5000 common do
ooo whitc mole 1000 wool comfort.
500 ps silk PIX: hdkf. 100 doz shirt coils, sc
With thousands Of other styles of Coats, Pants
Vests. &C.; all Of which are got up in supe.
rior style to any ever before brought West
and am determined to sell them al a lower
Price than any other house possibly can. All
ask is for you To call and examine my stock
when I am confdsn, you will DO convinced
that am selling at lower prices than any 9th.
ers, and that my stock is full five times as
large as any other in the city. II must be
apparent 10 every one that can sell at lower
prices than others, from the fact that am
doing an entire cash business--1J'purchasing
manufacturing and selling for nothing but
cash!
Look well FOR the number--'tis ia Main
street, st Louis; and beware Of being deceived
by those who tell you theirs is Martins, for
there is scarcely house but will do it, know.
Sng, as they well do, that not only have the
reputation Of selling cheaper than any body
else. but that do sell cheaper; therefore they
tell you that theirs is Martins. | say again,
look well for the number--'iis ia, large
ia. on top Of the house--a stone flag across
the pavement, with tho name MARTIN on it
IA large Looking lass in the back end of the
store, covering the entire end. Remember the
Big Store, $50 feet deep. '1is no trouble to
show goods! JOHN. 4. MARTIN.
st Louis, aug 10. 46-sepl0-l6
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

HARD.W
WYE have on hand and for sale cheap a
w large and splendid assortment Of
HARD WARE d CUTLERY,
to which we invite the attention of purchas-
ers, consisting in part of
Door. pad. till, chest and cupboard locks,
Knob and Norfolk latches, hinges,
Screens. files, rasps, shears. scissors,
Knives and forks, pocket and pen knives,
Razors, razor strops, cloth, hair, white,
Wash and shaving brushes,
German silver. Brittania and iron table &
Tea spoons, lacks, brads; bolts,
Curry combs, axes, coffee mills, sad irons,
&C., with great many other articles too
numerous to mention. GARRETT e. Co
nov5
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10
LIND FOR SALE.
Burlington, sep. 12,'46

NEW GOODS, CHEAP Real Span.
~ ish Chocolate, CASTLE bar soap, Ami
cite Cordals. Olive oil, superior sperm can
dies, the celebrated Star candles, fresh rice,
premium mustard, best Imperial tea in cat
sizes, &c. small assortment OF the ABOVE
choice articles, with general supply Vi
Groceries, for ale by n MAoRo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

IATS & CAPS Nu,ria, Russia, Planes
= and Wool Hats. also Glazed silk, Musk.
at, Seal Scact and Cloth Caps, at
ang27 M SWANS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-10

DLOUGH STEEL, from A TO 6 inches
wide, for sale at the Sligo Iron Store by
III may JoHN G FaoTE
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Pain weakness Of the Lungs, Chronic
Coughs, Peurisy, .Ilcm9rrage Of the Lungs,
and all aiIeclocs Of the Pulmonary Organs.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-24
exhibit the frenzy OF their ambition and

exhibit the frenzy Of their ambition and
their avaTice.
Rapidly have werun TO the crisis.
During the predominance OF the Ham.
iltonian policy the most important and
sacred restrictions of the Constitution
have been violated. The incorpora-
ton of Banks by tie General govern
ment, although now arrested, gave
dangerous proclivlty, to the centrallz-
ing power of the country. II gave
that impetus to the stock holding inter-
ests which has virtually repealed the
clause creating constitutional cur
rency and limiting the credit power OF
the states. The doctrines Of Internal
Improvement; Distribution Of Public
monies, and assumption ofStates' debt,
absorbing the legislation Of the States;
the Protective Policy. controlling the
direction Of labor; extinction OF Veto
Power; all those in the spirit of their
tendencies, was to repeal the written
constitution and give permanent as
tendency to the combinations, allied
together by the strong union Of the So
cial, political. and selfish sentiments.
In possession of the Judicial power,
they have surrounded their corpora
,ions with the sanclity oflegal decisions,
and these corporations created by an
accidental majority. as the banks, fiscal
tiles. and pocketed bill of distributions,
were thus to become The permanent
Judgement Of these ambitious interests,
in the institutions "f the country. The
written constitution was fast verglng to
oblivion - Providence, the mighty One,
that IS carrying on the destnles OF a
world, in ex,inguishing the breath OF
one feeble man and in elevat'ng the
"youngest" of another stock, has post,
poned the fate or changed the career ol
a grea, -coontry and mighty people
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-24
Remarkable Discovery.

No, long since we observed 10 tne
papers a brief notice of wonderful
chemical discovery very lately made
by Professor Schoubein, OF Germany.
Common cotton is SO prepared, proba-
bIy with Eliminating compound OF nit
ropen, as to be suddenly converted by
a spark into The gaseous state, leaving,
as a residue only small quantity oi
carbonaceous matter. Balls and shells
were SAID to have been projected by
this prepared cotton, the projectile
force Of which is said TO be many times
greater than that of gunpowder. 1t
was state J, that four ounces blew
thick wall to pieces-an effect which
would require, it was calculated, at
least as many pounds of gunpowder.
1t was added that The cotton, though
made wet, re-acquires its properties on
driving. This is an extraordinary tri-
umph Of chemistry, but it is no less true
than strange. A friend, just from
Washington, saw a letter from n high
lly intelligent Americas Of standing,
now in Frankfort, Germany, who had
witnessed the experiments, and cer,ifi-
ed to the truth Of the account. He
states that one of the German princi-
pali,ies had given an order for 800, 900
bales Of cotton, to be employed in this
navel process of military defence and
offence. In this age of ingenious dis.
coveries. everything thai leads TO a
free interchange Of products and inven'
tions, is calculated to advance the mu
,ual wealth and blessings of different
nations. Were we confined 10 the
"home Market" what woGiu this i'm.
: portaut discovery in Germany avail u.s.
5 As il is, il may largely increase the val
, ue OF our exports, OF cotton. Wetrus
+ that i, may not "explode. ."--I2ichmond
/, Enquirer.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-24
rhe New York Constitution.

rh. new Cons,itusion Of New ! ork
has already appeared IN several OF inc
CITY journals. There are fourteen ar
ticIes, the purport and merits Of which
ars vsrv briefly set forth iD an address
to to i ,he people, written by Michael Aofi'
man. ..,t.. ,h.v
have reorgan,zed the legislaiurs;estab''
l;.hed more limited districts for the cleo,
ton Of the members Of that body, and,
IN. sly separated it from the exercise
sf ,v ,,,,;c,..l power. The most import
" S,a,s ott,,- -ers have been made eiec.
a", ,;re 1.s't BY the people Of the State; and ..
mos, mos Of the officers Of fcr..es, towns a. y !.
countries, are made elective ~ -.
voters Of the locality they serve. rpsy
have abolished host Of useless oihces.
'rhev have sought at once to reduce
and decen,ralize the patronage d the
executive government. They have
rendered inviolate the funds dcvotedto
education. After repeated failures ~
the Legislature, they have provided q
judicial system, adequate to the wants
Of a free people, rapidly increasing IN
arts. culture, commerce, and popula-
ton. The, have made provision for
the payment OF the whole State debt,
and the completion Of the public works
heoun. While that debt is in the pro-
eress of payment, they have provided
large contribution from the canal rev.
enues towards the current expenses Of
the State. and sufficient for that pur-
nose. when the State debt shall have
been paid; and have placed strong safe
guards agoinsi the recurrence OF dept,
and the improvident expenditure o. the
public money. They have agreed on
imoor,an, pro visions in relation to the
mode Of creating interpretations, and
the liability Of their members; and have
sought to render the business OF bank
ing more safe and responsible. They
have incorporated many useful provl-
sIons more effectually to secure the
people in their rights Of person and
property against the abuses OF delegat-
ed power. They have modified the
power Of the legislature, with the a..
rect consent Of the people, to amend
the constitution frem time to time, and
have secured to the people ofthe State
J the right, once in twenty years, to pass
directly on the question. whether they
! will call a convention for the revision
Of the constitutional
The constitution is to be submitted
. all together. This was unavoidable
:. even had time served to make divls
ion, Its various articles are SO mutual
? " dependent one upon the other, tha
the loss Of one would greatly lessen tn
. value of the whole.