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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
NEW STORE.

NE w OlORE,
Corner Jefferson & Third Streets
THE undersigned invites the attention
OF the public generally to a new stock OF
ASSORTED MERCHANDISE.
now opening at the store late IN the occnpan.
cy OF d. Mclntire. corner of Jefferson md
lhifd streets comprising staple and fancy
AD 3& " &QD" ND sac
Hard Ware, Queens Ware. Crocer;as
boots ami shoes, and Hats.
The whole stock is of recent purchase and
selected with much care for the country trade
All the leading articles of family and indiyi
ouai consumption can be purchased on the
most reasonable terms The assortment of
Broaaeloths. Cassimcres, and .yafineffs
IDeeds, Kentucky Jeans, Prints.
.Apaccas, Bombaeiaes, Cash.
meres, Mouseiin DE Lains,
Flanneis Bleachea &.
Bromn -Nuslins. Canabrics.
M"slins. Jaconetfs, Hosiery and Gloues,
affords an ample variety for selection.
The invoice Of HARD WARE consists Of
Shovels, Spades, Forks, log, trace and halter
Chains, Axes, Hammers, Iatchets, mill
u cut and hand Saws, Drawing knives.
AIDES, Chisels, Files, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Butts and Screws, Nails, Brads
and Tacks. with the more 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
De taken in exchange for Goods
a. Purchasers are solicited TO examine the
assortment before laying in their supplies.
j. NJ. SWAN,
Aug II, 4b-l4 Corner jeff s. Third
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"Help. Lord, for the cody man ceaseth"
DIED.

DlLDs
In Auburn, N. Y. on the nth nit. Nr Albert
s. Shackford. NJ erchant of this place, in the
2Sth year Of his age.
Mr. 5. had resided here about three years.
His consistent christian course during that
time secured for him the respect and conf.
dence oil all. AT the organiza ton of the Con
gregat ional Church in this town, he was elect.
ed Deacon, and all the members of the Church
will bear testimony TO his faithfulness as
church officer As Superin tendant of the
Sabbath School, he was very much interested
IN promoting the welfare of the children and
youth. AS companion, citizen and friend,
he was greatly beloved by all who knew him.
He had greatly endeared himself 20 the form.
er Pastor Of the Church, Rev. II. iIuTcHiSsos,
who died in March last, and since the Rev.
WIN. SALrER took the Pastoral charge Of the
church. similar relationship existed between
them lso.
In the death of Deacon SHAcKFoRp the
church has met with less that cannot be east.
ly repaired, The Sabbath School has lost
worthy and efficient instructor, and the com
munity has lost good and most exemplary
citizen May all those, who were admonishe d
by him, either through his wcrd or his consist
ent conduct, strive to follow him as he fol.
lowed Christ. May they be as we'll prepared
to meet the retrbutions of eternity as was
brother SHAcKFoRD, and as the little church
gather at the Prayer Meeting from week to
week, and behold his place forever vacant
there, and think of his exhortatisns and
prayers, may they strive to be as circumspect |
as consistent, as pious as he was Nav this |
repeated visitation of Gods Providence lead I
them to and feel that this world is not their
home. May it influence them to live for eter
nifty and not for time, and to fill up in their
own lives and example the vacancy that has
thus been SO Unexpectedly left by the death Of
Deacon Shackford.
Mr. S. was on his way to the east for II stock
Of goods. He was attacked with fever while
spending the Sabbath at the house Of Mrs
Leonard, mother of Mr. B. Leonard of this
place, in Auburn N. Y. He arrived on the
18Th, and although the most unremitting at
tention was shown him, both by physicians
and the kind family Of Mrs L.. he died on The
9th. His was the death Of Christian--iHay
our end be like his.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

7, o SUP treasury,
l., II =, was as the intention of Congress no, to
~ "'e Huo treasury act 90 into opera.ion
before the Is, of January next. but bv
earelessness in the wording of the bill !,
turns out that it wen, into effect ;mmsd.
''e'y on lis passage. except as to the
provision IN relation TO s,ecie navmon,s
"n'ch is postponed till the Is, Of January
next And even here there was mistake
MADE II Is alleged, by which the act of
10. 100 was revived or kept in force, and
nus ac' allows specie only TO be received
!" payments to the Government A
correspondent of the New York Eva,;,o
iost gives the following account of tho
o"'' "h'ch IS no doubt, on Treasury
authority. Pat.
'An examination of the Sub Treasury
mas led to the conclusion that i, roes into
effect Immediately, so far as TO ,revent
.he lreasurers or Receivers from denosi,.
ing or Keeping any money in the banks
=, any "iere but IN the Vault, of The
government. 1t does no, require that
specie shall alone be received for nuhlir
ineS hh'ii The first of January next. But
! leaves no discretion as to places of de-
'osI'e. II, as is alleged. the ac, Of 1880 |
5 sun IN iorce, nothing but specie can
low be received. The balances at nre,
eht IN the banks canno, be transferred 10
'ther repositories until the frs, of AnriI
ext. Such was not the intention of
hose who framed the law, vet so it reads.
IN oversight inconsistent with dates bas
cen the cause of this mistake VIVA,
leasures the Administration will adon,
'r state OF circumstances for which
hey were not provided, and which were
OF expected, remains TO be seem"
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IL i'd. 81 O. linn Z.

go 4Oo @S Va al Ones
NO. 10, Pearl street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
w + respectfully inform our friends in
the Country and city. that our stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
is now very large and well assorted. and that
we shall continue to receive, by almost daily
arrivals, Fresh Goods during the entire season
the purchases being made by our resident
partner f.ast,-manv of which we Inpoyt d.
Fectty from Europe. Our friends we can as
sure snail he supplied with goods as low as
from any Jobber East of the Mountains
We have now on hand and offer for sale. bv
the piece or package, say
goo Cases Prints--Fancy. Black and Blue,
Merrimack, Manchester, Cozzens, Ripka,
North Adams, &c
200 Pieces Ginghams.. Earlston and Do.
nestle.
goo Pieces Mousel De LANES and CASH
niereS.
goo Pieces Alpaca Lustres--Black, Col
orod and Figured
100 Pieces Clo;hs..Baek, Blue. Drab, OF.
i've, Brown, &c.
eco Cassemere--B BLACK, Blue, Striped, Plaid
and Fancy.
Sheeings, Tickings, Flannels, Satinets, Ban.
kets, Checks, White Goods, Shawls, Hand.
kerchiefs, Hosiery, Trimmings, Gloves, Rib.
bons, &c. j. d. & c. JONES.
sep3 '46-15-2m
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dDe' spirit but i, n, "a, extensive o fs@ G.eo
broad ~ uehaeIAngeo are highly interesting he
its opn s .se, those of yonr readers VINO nave
IRON lbs ' "Ts for such SUBJECTS can h"u hes'e'
eAwards at SkiHmaas.
hadoss : a. rs. .Hards' and 'Soj1s' have made
is civ 10y y. Nv entering into sort OF mairl-
|num6s,e5 n''' ,Iiance. The Reporter and Mis-
hardy bN, having been murged into new
sisa, w. . p, appropriately enough called the
build, D, Yesterday afternoon the citizens of 81
he be,a'oA ie~ ssre taken rather upon surprlse,by
hrned Ivy I@ .omewhat interesting. About
sed f.. n sI% he STAR Spangled Banner came
10 dow ~ before the city, with the OIL.
and aISp'"i ,mo companies of the 81 Louis
now =. ~ ~ he .Grays and American Ran.
Tvs and y 9' /, was an interesting sight to see
lands ~ r. ,,,,s The boat and march up through
lure sn their sun burnt and swarhy
men, na' ~ vissges, rendered doubly wild
# the c,aa 1 n sss,,,rd by heavy musfach which
|culisn;' y .ayered their faces -iheir blankets
! heir knapsacks and canteens
As heir sides-in truth they looked |
of The Elder, Just returned from the rars.'
and se% s,oe touching scenes occurred too
| ths, lhs ~" .na, baconyl noticed pretty looking
neneed All ,trn girl, who had just espled Her be
reaftsr ss'aft.I among the dark vlsages of an APP
HE Ha,. los olatoon with woman, wo.
'ndy il = Il \. me devotion, she gave ven, 10 her
far arm'I -. Of Joy by embracing with eyes
|erfarm,,a ming with tears he friend who stood
an bon. .;ds Who wouldn't be 'Soger!'
When they dispersed, near the Theatre.
TO be MN; ,al have done your heart good, TO
elected j ,Asir friends lowering around them
a, all va1an, three shaking euch hand-a slap
as been n bs shoulder from another Why you
party l,,1 @ a black as Mexican says third;
well vsI .,dr thew were completely surround.
fespisea II ,,eh BY his particular friends, some
ire couD,I ,bom seemed ready 10 'eat them up
e "UnmI a kindness. Poor fellows! they were
ccanalo, Ig,yed as warmly as if they had brought
woule b,,I ,ns ,he talered Banners of Palo Alto.
re eie.tim III rssiced to see it, Ii was free out
YER inerlsI .,iug Of the nobest attributes of our
your cousI rurs, and did honor 10 the generous
JUS. bssu| sss Of St Louis. h
aged SOM. The weather has become more COM
ym,jle, and The cool nights, render sleep
with is0poiy refreshing, but a positive luxury. r
from yGI n. Revee' sounds for copy and
before lhI uH ara. Yours. &c. D
assssnc CHE MO.kO-MON. .
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

is Silence that dreadfut Cough. This is
The first warning Of Consumption. The great
and only remedy for tie wors. of Couebs. is
buchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life 1t stands
alone in its triumph
From Weed d Waters, Trou. " VI, is
more than year since we have been act;pr
as agent Tor the sale of Buchan's Hungarian
ia lsam of Life, and in justice to the proprie
tor OF this valuable medicine we must saw,
that We have never sold an article that has
gwen tuch universal satisfaction to all who
nave used II. Yours truly,
WEED & WATERS.
Pamphlets respecting this great English
remedy may be had gratis OF CLENDENIN.
Druggist, only agent in Burlington, Iowa.
See advertisement in another column of this
paper.
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NEW BOOKS.

/ UST received and now open for in.
sPeetion, the following new works lust is
sued from the press:
Proverbai Philosophy, lextra stvle Amer;.
can Poets Gift. Ladies Book Of Flowers md
Poetry, LongfelIow's Ballads. Mrs Rut,crs,
Poems, Shores Mediterranean. Miss Beech
er's Receipt Book, Ursuline Manual. Flow
ers Of Piety, and other very valuable books
ALsO-The following
CLASSICAL BOOKS.
just received
Answorth's Latin and English Dictionary
Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar.
Andrews Latin Reader,
- Lessons,
Anthon's Virgil,
=" Horace
Latin Prose Composition,
g Versifcation,
SaIlust
New Greek Grammar,
Goodrich's Greek Grammar,
Wheply's Compend.
Homer's lliad, and many other regular
Classical works.
just reed, fine assortment 0: FANCY AR.
TICLES. Consisting OF
Motto Waters, Rice Paper, Transparent Wa.
fcrs, Bristol Board, Envelopes, Note Pa
rer, Musks, Purses, Pen knives, Visit.
ing Cards, and variety of Paror
Games, such as Bushhy's
Who'll be President, Ora
Gle OF Fortune, Drawing Room
Match Conversations on China, and
many others too tedious to mention. The
invites Ladies and Gentlemen to
call and examine his STICK, and vii be clad
to receive their visits whether 10 purchase or
10 examine.
W. d. SKILLMAN,
July % Under Barrel House.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

''S ~ va ACT granting certain lands to the Ter.
ere wiling aDry Of Iowa TO aid in the improvement Of
Stale of he navigation Of the Des Monos river, in
houor.lI ss Territory.
|econd h Be- aaasd by the Senate and House
nile a,,n Representatives, Of the United States
|he Grt iasrca IN Congress assembled, That
m be and hereby is granted to the
HMM nlOry of Iowa, for the purpose of
- Ing SAID Territory to improve the nayi.
T hs. pm oflhe Des Moines river from its
= oaa'N nh to The Racoon Fork, $50 called. J
D $40 Territory, one equal moiety, in
Ce .0'"' snae sections, Of the public lands.
-He@' taiang unsold, and not otherwise
90 49, posed Of incumbered. or appropriated, J
o. i'@ ianp five miles in width on each side
y oa's ald river, TO be selected within said
woulu fnoy by an agent or agents to be
Fauteah' Aned by the Governor thereof. sob
sumee % The approval of the Secretary of
ORR. "a Irsasury Of the United States.
/ ad0Paa9 s2. Andbeh further enacted, That
p @emi nds hereby granted shall no, be
II SUM eved or disposed Of by said Terrific
IN 10Y mf by any Stale 10 be formed ont of
y puon' ane, except as said improvements
Eat sm' Progress--that is, the said Territory
|nI o. % Vale nav sell so much of said lands as
"ii'o' produce the sum of thirty thousand
Story y w'and then the sales shall cease, until
os ivy uoveraor OF The Territory or State
"m'1 certify the fact to the President of
Is @s" VnIted States that one half of said
pas a1''' n hs been expended upon said i'm
MI ,Io
Fhe '0'4 snay sell and convey quantity of
o0,'' sdne OF said lands. sufficient to re.
"s we amount expended and thus the
'n 'aal' progress as the proceeds there.
ns 'a De expended, and The fact of such
fi !" s'd'ure shall be certified as aforesaid.
sF.. j. find be 1t further enacted.
asms sme sad river Des Mones shall be
~ "e'er remain public highway for
''Y mol The Government of the United
~ ..a Stree from any toll or other charge
+ y op'' '''er for any property of The Unired
a"P persons in their service. passing
|s ~ ssa OF along the same: Proriied,
|la, A That ii shall not be compelen,
o%' sad Territory or future State of
|''"~ dispose of said lands of anv of
msa @haprice lower than. for The time
|. n% yaaI be the minimum price Of other
week ~ Iasaads.
('sh M 4 and be u further enacted,
~ IN Whenever the Territory of Iowa
u ne @ admitted into the Union as
-" ~ we lands hereby granted for tho
Ps MA purpose shall be and become the
r% ssg Of said State for the purpose
Y, spaled in this aci, and no other.
%m The legislature Of The State of
=. N n 'a'l' accept the said grant for the
III abtu lnnrorol .ae
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

NEW GOODS
EsilE Subscriber is now receiving his
III stock Of
NEW SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
Comprising general assortment suitable for
the present and approaching season. viz:
Splendid French lawns and halzorines &c
Embossed fancy lawns for ladies dresses. also
A great variety OF new style calicoes and
ginghams
Fancy shawls with new style silks satins & c
Also-a good assortment Of bonners, ribbons ar
tifcials, scarfs parasols, ladies and gents
gloves, with iaconets camtrics &c
Also--a choice lot Of men and boys summer
wear and vestings,
White and brown domestics aud checks
Also-cloths, cassmeres, plaid casinets and
Jeans, well assorted. Cotton yarn, cotton
Batting and wrapping paper
Writing paper, quilts, ink, states, school books
ass d combs, good asst of Fur and Russia
palm and Leghorn HATS of great variety,
boots and shoes well ass'd,
HARDW E-knives and forks, spoons.
hles, butts and screws, locks, latches, lacks
and good asst Of pen knives. nails, glass,
&c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, coffee. fresh tsas.
molasses, indigo and madden, pepper. alspice
tobacco, rice, loaf sugar, powder, lead, shot
and percussion caps.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., scythes, rakes,
sneads, hoes, axes, coffee mills, horse collars
log chains, trace do, brides, Sc.
READY MIDE CLOTHING,
with many other new and cheap articles, all
for sale very low.
u All go7d andapproved pro duce taken for
goods at the cash market price. Call and see
and judge for yourselves
The Pubic's ob't serv't
Burlington, may Ii WESLEY JONES
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Missouri, Illinois and Iowa Farm
ers' Almanac for lS47e

WE will in a lew days commence The
w publication OF our Almanac for 1s47.
For some years past we have been in the habit
of printing large number to order, for mer-
chants and others, with their business cards
on one or two pages Of the Almanac. It is
a cheap and advantageous moce OF advertis.
ing, and we solicit all those who wish to avail
themselves of it to forward their orders as soon
as possible
We call the attention of Country Merchants
to the above. They can mot only save the
expense OF having bills printed, but can make
a profit on the sales of tine Almanac.
sep3 46-I5 CHAMBERS e. KNAPP.
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JUST RECEIVED AT
c.. I'll. WALDTN'S
WATCH AND JEWELRY
@ EMGD EDN

ION Jeferson street, Formerly National Hotel, }
4 FULL and well selected assortment
~ o! the newest and best selected fashiona.
BILE
Jewelry and Gold Ware.
Such Ladies and Gentlemens Breast Pins
Patent Lever Watches,
llain and Stone Studs,
All kinds of Finger Rings,
Newest Fashion EARRINGS,
Gold and silver Pencils,
Cola Pens with diamond points,
Bracelets. Silver Thimbles,
German Silver and Silver plated Tea and
Table Spoons, first rate article,
Silk money purses,
Silver, German and Steel Spectaces,
Fine Cutlery, Steel pens, steel spectacle
cases,
ComRasses, Violin Strings, &c &c.
All kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewclry
carefully repaired and warranted.
Highest price paid for old Gold and Silver.
July 2 I646-6tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03
'ed, August s. 1916
/, workingmen Remember


- vi Lewis, the Loco Foco Chair
=, a,ae Senate Committee on Finance
I we debate on the Tariff biIl.s,a,ed
J, V ON and 9th sections were both of
|lgr,as,no SUBSTANTIALLY COPIES OF A
|lsps NON STATUTE long in opera
H. a Mr. Payne, of Alabama. when
b. , ."efe the country would get reve-
s,u,m ,p''s r Easy enough-me shall
|ssd, Mr. loREiGN goods instead of
|a,.,," "aae at home! We shall derive a
spo s o. 100000 600. il need be, bv
by lss' IL FIVE TINES AS MA
n, WE NOW DO"
ss,..,h NJ MeDuffce. in replying to Mr.
s,s,.. !, made use of this extraordinary
|ls1p :. ri mas represented that the
|ss NJ. 2 Z me country would be a fleet.
s..o,saso' l'-THAT (said Mr. McDuf.
Is BUT A SMALL
e,am. nv !, Remember these things
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03
NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters
L of Administration upon the estate of
David 5. Chaplin, late OF Des Moines county
deceased, have been granted by the Probate
Court Of Des lloines county TO James w
Woods. All persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make immediate payment.
Those having claims against said estate viii
present them for settlement
JAMES w. WOODS,
Admir- Of Estate Of D. s. Chaplin
Burlington, Iowa, August q. 1846-l4-3t
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDlCAL DEpAR | Nj En- L
OF Missouri State University.
yVHE following gentlemen compose the
u Medical Faculty OF the University of the
State of Missouri, formerly kemper Medical
Collegc.)
J. n. MCDOWELL, NJ. d., Professor
of Anatomy and Surgery.
THOS. BARBOUR. NJ. d., Professor OF
Midwifery and Diseases o. Women and Chill
dren.
J. b. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor Of
Pathology and Clinical Medicine.
Il. III. LEFFiNGyyELL, NJ. D., Pro-
fessor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
*. F. BARRETT, NJ. d., Professor of
Materia Medica and Physiology.
J. S. MOORE, NJ. d., Professor Of 1heo-
nv and Practice of Medicine, and Dean of the
Faculty.
G. w. STEVENS, NJ. d., Demonstration
of Anatomy, aud Assistant Lecturer Ana
tony.
The Faculty have made arrangements for
an additional amount of 81 900 worth Of
chemical apparatus to the Institution by the
next session The City Hospital is by ordi.
nance. placed under the control Of the medi-
ca faculties during the lecture term.
The regular lectures commence on the 1st OF
November and continue four months Aggre.
gate cost Of tickets, sos; matriculation fee,
S.; graduation fee, $40; board, $40 TO sig per
month. Students wishing further iEforma ton
will please address the Dean, or call on him
on their arrival in the city, at No, 81, Fourth
Street, opposite the Planters House.
iun25-5-5m f J. s. MOORE, N. D Dean
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

NEW GOODS. CHEAP Real Span
~ sh Chocolate, CASTLE bar soap, Ami.
Settle Cord,als. Olive oil, superior sperm can
les, the celebrated Star candles, fresh rice.
Premium mustard, best Imperial tea in cat
lies, &c. A small assortment of the above
choice articles, with general supply Of
Groceries, for sale by w II MAuRo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

|s&, ,,r. e ~ man that makes the most
|$sf 4. west aha. attracts the a,,en.
<sa ua, world. Asilen. elephan, may
\ Wood pt sa. among the foliage of
|sa a,,.' wv croaking bull-frog will
"u''on in the darkest night
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03
Lost Family.
NEW GOODS.
THOS. HEDGE &c CO.,


:" AVE Just reed from New York
III and New Orleans and are now opening
fresh and splendid stock Of goods. Consis..
ing in part Of
100 pieces Prints Of the last and most fash
ionable style
Ginghams and a paccas
Hdkfs. gloves and hose OF various kinds
Irish linens Of superior quality
able covers and cloths
Threads and tapes Of all kinds
Brow. Hollands and Selca
Cold cambrcs
Jaconets, muslins, &c
Suspenders, elastics
Shawls and dress hdkfs
Black, brown and blue cloths
Fancy and plain cassmeres
Satinets and jeans
Sheetings and shirtings, brown and white
Coat trimmings of all kinds
Tickngs, drilings and crash
Flanhels, linseys and canton fiannels
Stutfs for sacking and various other articles
in this line
HATS Of Ia st style
BOOTS, shoes and brogans. Also
Ladies' fashionable walking shoes and slips
QUEENS WARE, well assorted
GROCERIES j. HARD WIRE, &c. &c.
All Of W 1ich are offered for sale at the loves:
prices for cash orproduce.
Burlington, July %, l846-9tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03
~ The Rev. Mr. Robbins r

Bloomington, Iowa, will preach in the Con-
gregational meeting house, corner Of Water
and Columbia streets, on Sabbath at l | and
O'Clock.
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To Country and City
Merchants.

IL large and most complete assortment Of
e. ~ ED @ q
which have been purchased at a great reduc
ton from the prices of former years, and will
be sold at correspondent rates. This stock
has beer selected with great care, as regards
quality, style, and sizes, and many Of them
TO please all who may favor us with call,
both in regard to quality and price. If, on
examination, any goods purchased Of us do
not prove satisfactory to the purchaser, we
viii receive the same back on the terms sold
IF at once returned to us) and pay the charg
es The following are the principal kinds or
APPS on hand:
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

AGENCY ROAD,
and to which he sohcts the attention of
Farmers and Mechanics. He has large va.
rlety of
GROCERIES IL HARDWARE,
Of good quality. Also, good assortment OF
Dry Goods, Boots y Shoes.
All of which he is determined to sell as Low,
and in many instances LOW Err than any store
in Dcs Moines County.
BY visiting T. +. Cords Store, tho
FARMER, MERCHANT s. MECHANIC.
will not only obtain good bargains, but he will
thereby save time and distance, as his store
is four and half miles from Burlington, thus
making saving to them of nine miles Of
travel.
L F. CORDS, will sell cheap for Cash
or Produce. Good Cows and Cattle, will
also be exchanged for Goods.
Hardware, Groceries and Dry Goods.
wholesale or .,etail.
July 8, 16I6-7-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

The Act admitting Iowa and defining
IN boundaries, may be seen on the FIRST
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

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