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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-05
SAINT LOUIS.
1907 IMMENSE SALE! 100
Fall 81 Winter Clthsmg!
Spread the Ne,cs -.3rricm Of The
LEVIATHAN STOCK!
G.. & II. Lew is.

Nos19O, Main street. corner Of Green,
SAINT LOUIS. MISSOURI,
One Door South Of the Virginia Hotel.
ny Late arrivals we have received over
OF our immense stock of Fall and Winter
Clothing. We shall continue to receive dbl
iional supplies bv every boat during the sea
son, which will keep our assortment at all
times
Full and Complete.
Lewis are now prepared with the largest
stock Of clothing in The United States, to fur
nish ready made clothing
To western Merchants
and others, at 80 to 40 per cent. LESS than
can be had in any other tlous.
In the mississippi valley.
Lewis have -'.rchasc this Fall--since the
passage Of the new Tariff i.aw--thcr trcmen-
dous stock of materials
Entirely for Cash;
consequently about 30 per cent. cheaper than
those @l"f4iers who, anxious TO &c; their
stock IN Jn'e and July, bought their mater
ais in Apfil AID Nav last
Long credit.
Lewis have suppied--in the season jus,
past--ail the SarIers in the regular army,
west; also. tho enti,e army Of
Western Volunteers,
and intend this Fall ara Winter, to
Clothc tht>,Vest.
Lewis have made greet additions to their
Warehouse--now tie largeS in the west. 50
spacious windows, aifordng
The best Ligh,
in the city for customers To exrninc goods
VIC give our customers abundance # hgbt -
We know our clothing will pass an ,xamina.
ton.
Lewis, Factory.
Estimated in Pearl street, New York. is 81"
nj tue largest buildings in the East. Ihre.
thousand hands are constantly employ ed.
The Cutting Department
is entrusted to men Of Acknowledged skill anc
ability: all material used in this concern, ar
rive direct
From the original FabricaiOrs.
Messrs Lewis and ilnnird. who hav- b. en- en-
gagged in the business Tor he last twenty -tv,
years, are the directors in this
Extensive Concern.
The proprctors OF No. 1870 possess exclusive
advantages for doing large business, the tol
lowing are few:
vast Resources
Spacious Premises =!
Extensive St0ck!!!
Unprecedented Varicty!!!!
The practical know dge-the experience
aud the mos, am lie means to carry out :, tn
fullest possible extent, business Of such
tanner Magnitude.
Lewis have been Induced from ;he grca
increase in their Country Trade, to pay vcr'
particular attention this Fall. to the oettIn!
up Of stock Of cnthing well ada pied u th
demand OF the western trade.
No Abatement
from the price first asked Ne adhere strict
~ 10 the Que price system. Merchants wh'
intend huying Ready Made Clothing thl, IA II
Will certainly be consulting their own lnte!
est by visiting No 100. aud examine
For themselves.
Lewis have agreeable clerks, who viii "a'
upon Gus oncrs with pleasure, and name IN
lowest prices
II is no trouble 10 sell Clothing at No, 100
Sent ID Isib--lS- lm
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"a d q ice.

YEyfiE undersigned have asst opened Liv-
ery Stable in the rear of Corse Il iiar-
riman's Coach Factory where they intend
keeping at all times good and general assort-
ment of horses and carriages Of every descrip-
tiou, to suit the public; and they hope by
faithful attention to business to merit share
Of pnblc patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the
week would do well to give them a call be
fore engaging elsewhere; for they pledge
themselves to keep on hand at all times. a
plenty Of good provendcr, and good attentive
ostlers. No pains shall be spared to render
general satisfaction
MEDALLION, CORSE & Co
June 0'44-tf
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Fl;. e! FIR E!:

Project YOURSELVES AGAINST Loss
BY FL L f.
Agency AtnG Insurance Company, HafJerd
Connecticut,
YgyHE suhsc hcr having been appointed
! agent for the above company is prepsr-
ed to insure against loss or damage by ire:
dwelling houses. stores, barns, mills &c.. Ne.
at a $ low a rate as any similar IN stitutlon-
From the known ability and punctnality OF
this company in adjusting all losses covered
bv them. those wishing to protect themselves
against loss will find 1t their interest to in
surc through this Office.
f ]. C. PEASLEY,
Bur.iagton Aug. % IA Agent.
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TIL: NEW YORK
SCIENTIFIC AaAEhic IN.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT 12S, FULTON ST, " YORK,
(sUN BuILDING)
N ACH number contains from three to six
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MOULD respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Burline ton. and the surround
ing towns and country. that he has on hanG
at the above stand.
Large and Splendid Assortment
of custom ma de work and is rre pared with the
hest worlmru and cathcr.to ,aakeanv amount
Of work in his line that may he wanted, OF the
best kind. on short notice.
Ncns high can;e quilted hrchskin seated sad
dies
Best aud common fall back hog.kin do e do
>'hu ~addrs with quilted CA fsk in seats
SIDE sadAles With plush do
Best and cn'ntn"n buggy harness
Two horse wagon harness, stage harness
Sadde.bags ami Trunks
Double and single Birdie filling. with bits,
made from black and fair leather
Blind brides and hackhtnds
Calfskin, kip~kin and hng~kin collars
Double and single girths and hip straps
Uallers, large and small whip lashes
-.4LSO--
4 General assortment Of shoe. ma ers' and sad
dlcrs' leather, at Wholesale or retail, at Saint
Louis prices or LESS
All the above articles and any other that
may be wanted in our line. will b" sold ~"
for cash or hides Of e~ery description. we
are resolved 10 establish
Permanent shop,
and cxpect soon to be able to take III kinds o
country produce in pay for our articles. W.
now want
5OODRY HIDES.
We hope by keeping CONSTANT SUP
PLY of the above articles on hand, ana pay
inr strict attention to our business to be libc
rally patronsed.
Burlington, April 23d, lS46-46-sm
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TO SADDLE S.

-1rer reed and for sale by GEO.
IF AR TRONG, at his establishment on
Main street, Burlington,
Skrting, harness and bride leather
Plush for Indies saddles
Cali and hog skin seating and pad SKINS
Saddle trees OF all kinds
Straining and girthng web
Silk and thread, strrup and birdie bits
Bride and harness buck les
2 horse and buggy harness
Tacas from 3oz To 30 oZ
Martingale and harness rings, &c &c
Low 70, cash drv hides may II '46
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have nov on hand large and Extensive as
Superior Ready blade Clothing and
Furnishing Goods.
manufactured bya themselves in the city oil
New York, {exprcsslv for tI,is market,) IN the
L.st and most fashionable "trtc.
KING & co. have Il partner resident III
York, who attends to the buying and manu-
featuring, and they are determined their goods
If eoualled shall not be surpassed in point of
style, workmanship, fit or che pines. by any
house west of the mountains. The stock
comprises in part, us follows:
French, English and American cloth cloaks
Viola cloth, beaver, felt, pilot, cashmere,
cloth and mackinaw blanket over, bust
ness and sack coats
Black, blue and fancy colorcd cloth dress
and frock coats
French, English AMI American cashmere.
cloth, satinet, Jean full cloth and tweed
pantaoons
Figured and plain black satin, black and
California CASHMERE, wooden and silk
velvet, bombazinc, Palo Alto, and 9th
er styles vests
Together with
Linen and muslin shirts
Silk, merino, bucksSin, Saxony wool, Sha
ker net, cotton do, and red aud white
gauge flannel under shirts aud drawers
Also-Gen,lemen's morning gowns, scaris
cravats, stocks, suspenders, gloves, half
hose, pocket hdkis., umbrellas, sc &c.
rrFresh supplies received weekly TIKI Inc
ont the season. to which the attenhse is sole.
old patrons of { v Browh's) uh. at
tied. All goods sold w,laVU & cos.
street, st. Louis, Mo.
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| N S U.R A N c. E.. u c.
protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.

protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.
Y YMAN COOK has been duly APP
EA pointed an Agent Of the Protection In
surance Company Of Hartford, Conn, at Bur
ling.on, Iowa, and is authorized to insur"
dwelling houses, stores aud ware hauses,mii!s
manufac torres, barns, stables ana the contents
Of eacn, together with every other similar spe-
cics OF property against loss or damage nv
fire The rates of pre,ni,in offered are as low
as those of any other similar institution ana
every man has row an Opportunity, Tor IL XII
fling sum to protect himself against the raV"'
ges Of tins destructive eicInant, "h'eh often
in single hour sweeps away the earnings OF
many years.
There are two sitna tons in either Of which
the value of Fire Insurance can be adequately
appreciated, viz: While standing upon the rt-
ins ofu person. own property, receiving from
the Insurance office the full am unt winch he
has lost; or standing upon the same spot slr
rounded perhaps. by desoated family, la
mcnting that stupidity and folly which failed
to provide against such contingency. le 40
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DIR Z. EiSTERLY Gh


M HOLESALE e. RETAh9a
w Frs IN al valuable fAMn =
and hy special appointment Of lssFf
are the only authorized agents "a :
ana General " hnle>alc Agrntsior Y
tern States. for the following las1iI
remedies: ~
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam OF Y
DR. Lwayne's compound syrup I
Cherry =.
1'hompsan's compound syrup :
Wood Naptha
Dallrv's Magical Pain Esl'acia
Jew David's or Hebrew Plasls
Dcttercr's Magic Hair on
Or llalstcd's Magnetic ReHcds
Or ALIENS pysprLtic CompoaM
Dir Upinm's Vegetable PIE bl '.
DR. smiths Indian vegetable t'ash
Pills
Vegetable 'ersian Pills IN,
AIorrison's Universe liygean fes
Bowers lnfan, Cordial; Barllns' \.
Allcbasi's Family NedicIres'' '" \,
do Health pills ana '0'''
do Poor Mans Plaster
Spenccr's Tonic Bliters
Bakers DiarrlGt Specific N,
DR. Watson's Fever and agus y
Wynkoop's Tonic Mixture w
ague n u.rss
iIemslev'S worm syrup; Va w.
Iir i, cker's eye palsam
DR. Welcomes Notm Speeihe
Shcrman's medicatcd t"'Ie' VIZ
Nerve and bone liniment ri,s
DR. I.cmnel Warren's to"'n p
McAi.s,ers ali.heaiing o'u'' s.ll.bi
| md, ia tact. every ether W, Il vi
en- now before tie pubic, sAa ,,.s,es
sale aud retail at thu Fanny ~
| NJ. &c, ChrStnuI street. "a, ID
III Country Merchants e% e.sf
Druggists, aud dealers % r ,',;es, 7
"a To- call and examine ou' XII, tba
be sold ut ID per cchi iess rsuyll'
had elsewhere IL the city. \
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LAND fOR SALE.
Interesting to Farmers.

VI al all tunes IN want at Butter, Eggs,
4 Fowls Pigs, sheep, Calves. Beef, aud ~
kinds Of Produce. foi which will paw the
highest market price, delivered at nv Boat
Store on Water street, or at nv Store m jet.
ferS N street BE sure and call if you desire
good prices and ready sales.
myl7 Il r DAVID
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-05
S AINI LOUIS.
For the EaN and ytinfe1' TRADE.

For. fse Et,V 1n,y uESnfe,. T,.rfye.
CnTyJNrC o uDIynCC
,la" ~ ~ ~ ~ I't =, ,oais No
HuAVE received bv l,,e arrivals full and
Sd comnlc,e assortment, of
n !, -, -
ran ana w inter Dry IOOdS,
suitable for the approaching season. aud %frf
respectfully request call from Nerchnnfs
s ,''l e'.y ~, '"' III .1I pn, w. 80
w..rr.,,,..,a =, e.. ,,noIs =, ..,cb
wv n-ico. cor r,sIJ =. ,,,t III =, i,dnca
all ,,rcb.s,,,, i, ,I,,, Wa, ,,.l,e hills ,itb
"a oar stocL CONSISTS nn.r .s Collows.
w
w uOlCllS, &c, Z.
}roadclnths, Heavy kerseys.
s s,.n, Vermont , ca+s'meFes'
Pilot Cloths plain & Maid linsevs
Ashland Tweeds. 3rk & eol'd aIpac, as,
Red pad,,inys. White & yellow flan
Canvass do p,fs
Red s green flannes. Canada grey cloths, Sc
he"''InS leans.
DOMESTIC lotion GOOQS.
Brown shcclings, Hickory shirtings,
Blown arill+. Mnleskins
sieachrd sheetings' 6,'t & cold cambries'
. 'chl'iss, o'ne u'i -,
sP''''s . .,'1',; "'''i "a -.
-
X.
THUS. Illus, IlllIS.
100 cases comprising Madders. Fancies, and
Chintz. latest stylcs--mIktng II
complete assortment.
10 Merrmack and Fail River Blues,
Furniture do
Shavls IIoodc &c
Chinese cnGO s"0' '"' y ''sS sas ''a" Fancy,
Paris ,iere ord,
Orleans. Highland Plaids,
Snanish Brocha.
Embroidered do apk \ cora cashmere.
and various other STYLES
300 doz,n Wooden Hoods and Conlortcrs.
Rla;;Lnts Rtankets
pl. ~ roo., u..3,n,,. f,r GOATS a1and
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-05
Collecting AgelsIs, s
HIILIl,AN CLAkh. :" u

e,or. q NE Newspapers and n Mere =
and abroad, that he VIII a'.N ,as ~
demands d .e from persons y tiw
Territory. Having i"r = Nv Nv lrsa
custompd TO the business, .,,tntg,
s,vo acquaintance in The ,6ets'''
nrepnred 10 give promp, ana - NJ IN ]
tanll demands entrus'c" ad5fes
All demands from abr"au, -, prs'
at Burlington, Iowa, viii nv
re References moy be bad b y, Iss
Posi- Master. or any OF inr ,al "
rItV.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-05
Cheap Farms For Sale.

1 Farm of $50 acres. 100 acres of eX
"A celieet timber and 900 OF prairie with ~
acres improved and under good fence-all
well watered- IS miles from Bnringtnr; with
TWO good log hon.es and stables. tw" good
wells OF water and an excellent neighhorhood.
wiz be sold for the unprecedented low prize of
81 90 Dor acre. -ALSD-
In the saline ncighborhood, a farm of 500
acres about equally divided into timber and
prairie iand-370 acres improved and under
fence-three ordinary log houses for tenants
well watered, &c. This farm will be sold for
SIS 90 per acre. Both of the above farms are
in Yellow Springs township aud WITHIN two
miles of uninterrupted steam hnat navigation.
apr9 GRIMES & STARR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-05

HEAVE jusl reed from New York
Il 4 and New Orleans aud are now op, Mug
a fresh and splendid stock Of goods Consls'.
ing in part oi
Ioo pieces Prints Of the last and most fash
ionabc style
Ginphatns and a lpaccas
lIdkfs gloves aud hose Of various kinds
lrsl, linens Of superior quality
Table covers and cloths
Threads and tapes Of all kinds
Brow. Hollands and Selca
Cold camhrcs
Jaconets, musins, &c
Suspeniers, CLASHES
Shawls and dress hdkfs
Black brown and blue Goth.
Fancy and PLAIN cassimercs
Satinets aud jeans
Shectngs and shirtings, brown and white
Coat trimmings Of all kinds
Tick:ngs drllllngs aud crash
Flanneis linsers and canton flannels
Stu.fs Cor sackng and various other articles
in this line
HATS of last style
BOOTS. shoes and brogans Also
I.ad,ea' fashionable walking shoes and slips
QUEENS WARE. well assorted
GROEERIES HiRD. WARE &c &c
All Of which are offered for sale at the loves:
prices for cash orprodnce.
Burling. on, July %. Is46-9tf
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SAINT LOUIS.

-M - DE EN Il CA do
bought for cash, and manufactured by myself
in the CITY OF Now York, expressly for the
Western trade; comprising, in part, as follows
coats. vests.
16c0 cloth .drcss& frockI 800 black satin
400 blue beaver hun.. 1000 s,ripe& ,,lain satin
ing 100 cmber satin
900 blue beaver over 500 ribbed silk
1000 bl k beaver vari 500 fushn'blc worsted
Gus STYLES 100 cut velvet
5000 blue Maukinaw $50 plain blk velve,
blankets $40 blk & blue cloth
1000 low price blanket 300 d. b. satinet
and flushing 1900 " - DO blue
1860 Tweed pelto, sack 1900 common wors;cd
and other styles
Wy 49, 5000 white linen bosins
.aeo IL ,o, 10000 striped do do
oSNo ,, -, 900 linen check
roon' sE;.no. $500 cotton do
eooo.a.,.d - a.. 5000 Merrmack calico
1000 Hickory
Pants. 3OO0 twilled red han'l
1900 DR. blue cnsssmer 1000 PLAIN do
5000 fancy stripe do COG blue twil'd hanI
500 doe skin do 1900 merno, lambs
1909 low price do wool & Saxony
900 plaid and stripe
tweed ,oo ="
400 cermona casmr. P0o me-" 'a''
$500 Sleeps graycloth ,oo .n ,"ii0 a w.,
1000 pa in and corded w. t"''' Gu n','"''
hInck s,tinet j23GO cotton flannel
1900 blue satinet i'oo t"iiiea COTTON
$500 cadet do 5000 Umbrellas, assd
2IOO low price sat inet so doz black Italian
1900 Oxford mkt do crdva's
500 stripe and plain ) 90 gum suspenders
XIV James 5000 common do
500 white mole 1000 wool comforts
500 ps silk pkt hdkE 100 doz shirt coils, &c
With thousands of other styles of Coats, Pants
Vests, SC; all of which are got up in a supe-
rior style to any ever before brought West;
and am determined to sell them at lower
lrice than any other house possibly can. All
ask is for you IL call and examine my stock !,
when am confd n; you will be 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 to every one THAT | can sell at lower
prices than others, from the fact that | am
doing an entire cash business --lJ'purchasine,
manufacturing and selling for nothing but
cash.
Look we'll for the number--'t, III Main
street, st Louis; and beware of being deceived
by those who tell YOU theirs is Martin's, for
there is scarcely house but will do it, know.
ing, 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 numbcr-'tis ia, large
ia. on top of the house--a stone flag across
the pavement, with the name MARIlN on 1t
"a large Lookng-glass in tho back end OF the
store, covering the entire end. Remember the
Big Store, $50 feet deep. lis no trouble to
show goods. JOHN. 7. MARTIN.
St Louis, aug 10, 46-sepi0-l6
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Ora w erS.

u II w q Ss
900 merino, saXory,
& lambs wool
I2I00 twilrd red liannci
I29GO cotton flannel
400 twillcd cotton
5000 Umbrellas, ass'd
SO doz black Italian
. 90 gum suspenders
5000 common do
1000 wool comforts
100 dog shirt col $. &c
STYLES nf coa;s Pants
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T KE NOTICE.
Mr. Il. T.. Cords,

TAKES the pleasure Of informing the
i people Of Iowa that he has opened a store
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-07
CULrIrER County, Feb'y. 1916.
To John C. HassbrosSk. Esq.

You candidate represent the county OF Culpep-
er in the next General Assembly OF Virginia. II there
should be no Democratic candidate for whom could
We have, upon consultation agreed for that Wing,
who elected, would support Governor William smith for
U. s. Senator next winter You personally very
acceptable 10 and believe would be unacccpa-
bic To the Democratic party generally OF this county, We
have confidence IN principles gentleman. and
integrity politician We personally prefer you, II
run no candidate Of our party. We have single
inierrogatory TO put you. which sincerely hope will
not be deemed IN the slightest degree Impairment. IL s
prOponndsd upon mature deliberations in the sine
spirit and without you the least idle curiosity. 1t
Is this: Will you, If elected Tor William Smith for the
Senate ut the United States the General Assembly
of Virginia. provided you elect Of your par
vi
Is hardly necessary TO that Is universally
ded that Gov. Smith far the Democratic party OF Gull
pepper concerned, land may say with general
truth, far the Wings have any preference
the Democratic party y j. the acknow fsvoc for the
Senate OF the United States, he should desire H. The
fact has been well acsed BY the unanimy with which
the whole Democratic party have concentrated
on him. As has been before remarked. in
urging the election ct Gov smith the Senate OF the u.
"let the issue be Smith Smith, and the
top Ia the valley, and along the plains the distant West
the people,, with general acclaim would acknowledge
the superior claims OF Governor smith. An answer ut
and favorable Time is respect
fully desired by SEVERAL VOTERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-07

to bear yet longer the evils of imperfect legisa-
ton; TO cling to the graves of their fathers; and
preserve, with even greater jealousy than they
guard the sleeping dust, the steady virtues, the
proud loyalty To Virginia, the selt.relance by
which their fathers were distinguished. \ bright.
er era is dawning on the Commonwealth. The
recent session of the Legislature has shown an
increasing disposition for the improvement of the
State. Rally, then. rally. people Of Virginia |!
Keep alive the awakening blaze of public scnti-
msnt. Feed 1t with fresh fuel. Let the friends
of improvement Of education, OF a better order
Of things, awake. "AgItate Agitate Agitate ~
in the mountains, the valleys, and the plains.
Call public meetings, concentrate public opinion !;
let the voice of the people be heard IN louder and
vet louder tones. Awake, for the day OF your
salvation is at hand. Nlrgnians. in other lands,
aroused by your past demonstrations, are looking
hithcrward with new interest. Old memories of
home rising IN their hearts. No matter how
distant, how widely dispersed, Virginia is as dear
To them now, was Jerusalem to the people of
Israel. Let them but see some signs of life
amid the ruins some disposition TO re build the
tempe of your ancient prosperity, and they will
come back in crowds, with rich offerings IN their
hands, and joining their efforts TO yours, build up
in all its grand dimensions, the fallen fabric
of your greatness.