Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-10
EXTENSIVE ARRIVALS
OF NEW AND FRESH
SPRING GOODS
AT THE
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Corner Of jefferson and Waterst
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Large Sales and Small Profits. "
WI HEN we opened our New EsTAB-

WHEN we opened our New EsrAB-
w LIsHMENr last October, we then be-
lleved our t,oenty thousand dollar stock quite
sufhclent to last until spring navigation open
ed. But our sales soon became SO rapid and
extensive, we were obliged to make large I'D
dItions at various times, long before the river
was frozen over and our success has indeed
far exceeded our expectations. 1t is true, our
profits have been small-but this fact is the
very occasion of our ertensipe sales. 1t is a
part of our motto,-and VS. are perfectly salts
fieI
Not forgetting our obligations to our friends
and the public for their liberal patronage, we
now take pleasure in announcing to them, the
arrival of our fresh stock of
New ana Splendid Spring Goods,
altogether more extensive, varied and COM
plete, than we have ever before offered them
on any occasion To enable US to give our
customers the best possible bargains, Mr. KIM
BALL has been IN the East during the past
winter, Tor the purpose OF making selections
Of the most desirable goods, and taking advan-
tage of all opportunities to purchase them at
the lowest ra tcs-and, as we hope TO sell, at
least,
Fifty thousand dollars worth
during the year, he intends to remain there,
(most of the time in Boston,) until the first f
October, for the same purpose The above
arrivals comprise the following ship ments,
made by him during the months OF January
and February, to witt
January 6th 1916, per ship Ann, from Bos-
ton to New Orleans, thence up the river per
steam boat, ttco hundred cases, casks, bags and
bales Of merchandise.
January 80. per barque Hannah Spraguc,
fty.four boxes trunks and bags merchandise.
February 9Th, per ship Alkmaar, eighty one
bales, sacks, cases, bbls. and packages mer-
chandise.
February 81, per ship Deuca!ion, one hun
dred and three cases, boxes, bales, crates,
casks and bundles of merchandise.
With the addition of these shipments to our
former stock, and our arrangements to receive
new goods monthly, and as much oftener as
occasion may require. we are prepared to do d
Wholesale Business
to almost any extent, in all kinds Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods;
boots and shoes, hats and caps, china and
queensware, and all kinds of
Groceries,
cutlery, hard and glass and castings,
glass and nails, cap, letter and wrapping pa
per;
Wines and Liquors;
cigars and pipes, Virginia honey dew, Ken
lucky and Missouri chewing
Tobacco;
Indigo and madden, blank books and states.
mdhiila tWine, Oed CORDS ana rope, par ana
cake soap OF all descriptions, cotton yarn, salt
and mackerel. All OF which we ready to
exchange for
Produce or Cash,
on little better terms than can be had else.
where: 1T any rate, 'no liue MN ohsll under
sell US, on average prices,
Wholesale or Retail!!
To the Ladies, we would say, they have
been we'll cared for in the selection and pus
chase ofour Spring Stock, and we assure them
4 rich and rare treat awaits them, we'll worthy
o! their attention, at the Farmers Exchange
April 2'46 is KIMBALL & CO