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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-01
SAINT LOUIS.
CASH ] sBBING HOUSE.
F.. NJ. SELL & CO..

No. 81, Market street, Saint Louis, Mo-,
VOBBERS and Retailers Of General Drp
% Goods; and dealer in
american IFoolen, Blankets. Eannels.
Brown and Bieached Domestics, and
American Prints
Of every description. style and quality, from
to Sets. per yard lower than last Spring pri-
ces Merchants
coming t. our CITY. will do we'll to avail them
selves Of the opportunity OF ca ling to see and
look through our stock Of goods. before decid
ing where tn purchase. Oar business will be
conducted on the
small Profit Cash System,
to which we will adhere strictly, having by
experience fully satisfied ourselves that It is
the only ga &c basis upon which merchants can
sail. We respectfully solicit you TO call and
we will saiisfy you that il is our business
well az our pleasure to shaw yon our goods
and then let Won decide for yourselves If it is
for your interest to purchase from us or not
We beg leave to refer you to the following
list as small part Of what our stock insists:
"a. rs. A SO. 54, ID Brown Cations Of
improved brands-3.4, Z B. "a, 6 4 blend
do do Brown Drills-Bluc, do-Brown and
hleached cotton f1annels-colored do--brown
doe skin-red, yellow, green and white fan
nels-spnited do-bar'd do-tartan pla,da-
Scotch do-gala dn-Iligliland do-Wa terlon
do, for ladies' and misses wear-plaid and
shaded cloaKings-alpaccas- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
de lanes--bar d and shaded lustres-Ineri
noes mantillas--cardinals-. loaks--shawls--
es--quits--towels--p addings. can.
vass-brown and bleached Denmark linen la.
BILE covers, table diapers, birds eve, Hucka
back, Russia and Scotch do :. crash, Irish lin
ens. brown Hollands, drawer goods. laces and
edrings. ribhands buttons. pins. threads, um.
hrel'as-Ch,ppa. Spitalheld and ponges silk
hdk ls--Madrass, gingham and cotton do.
do under shirts and drawers--glOves, sery.
apron checks, ticks, cloths, cassmeres, sati-
netts, overcoatings, blanket cloth, blankets
Tor over coats, Sc, &c.
Our Eastern Partner
having deferred our Fall purchase until late,
in consequence of the antic ted decline on
manv Leading articles, we are now safe IN
asserting that we can offer stronger induce
ments to cash purchasers, than any house in
the city. Fine Goods cut for Merchants
at ps. prices..Cash orders filled with
attention, and goods returned at our ex-
pense II not satisfactory.
Our stock Of Retail Goods is worthy the at
tenlion Of Retail Buyers.
Rich and well selected aud for prices we
challenge competition. We are now recev-
ing invoices weekly, and new additions will be
made to our stock until the close of naviga-
ton. uJ Call and see. ,rhrn you come to our
city E. M. SELL u co.
sep "a. 46-16-4t
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

FL 10 M II II 8
Look your Interest.
8. VAN DUsEN T. CO..
NTo-th West corner Of Main and jefferson
~ Streets. opposite Garrett 4 Co.'S
We are now prepared to supply the public
with a better article oi
Roots & Shoes,
Than H.. ever p.en offered in Burlington,-
comprsirg everything in our line, frnm
G.nfleman's Fine Boot to an Infants Shoe
All Of which ire of
OUR OWN MAKE,
and warranted to do good service. All
persons wanting any articles in our line Will
consult their own interest by giving us u call
before making their purchases, as we
Manufacture our Leather,
and can undoubtedly give you BETTER
BARG AIMS than you can get IN town. u
YOU have arv doubt Of II. TCALL and SEE.
and we will! convince you that we speak Tie
words Of truth and soberness
TAll orders for work punctually attended
to. Our Gcntlemen's Fine boots are made OF
the Rest Philadelphia Calf, and Boot
Morocco. We also keep on hand general
assortment "f
Shoe and Harness Makers Leather ami
Shoe. Makers Findings.
Which we are selling ut reduced prices for
CASH or HIDES. Dom: forget t" call at the
Cincinnati Cheap shoe & Leather store.
Burlington. September ~. 1916 IL
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Territory Of Iowa, }Ss
County Of Dcs Moines.
District Court for said County, Norembe,
Term, A D., 1886.
JULIUS IL: MORSE In Chancery. Petition
u.,.,srI uo.se fol Divorce.
TUE Defendant will take notice tina. on the
L 22d day Of September, A. ID. lS46, the
said complainant filed in the office "f the
Clerk OF the District Court, his petition FOR
divorce from the bonds Of matrimony for the
following cause, to wit: "Wilful desertior
and ahand ,n,nrnt." Now unless the sale
D"fendan I shall appear on the first day Of the
next Term Of said Court. towit: On the sec
"md Monday Of November next, and plead, an
<wcr, nr demur To said Bill Of Complaint, thu
same will be taken As confessed
JOHN S. DUNLAP, Clerk
District Court. &c. &c
GRIMES 4 Sr.aR. Sol'rs for Compl'nt.
sep24 46- lS-Iw*
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GOIRON STORE

Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
TRON-Flat. square and round, ass'd
L sizes, plough slabs, plough wings, assorted
shapes n"d sizes.
SrEEI...Cast, German, Am. blister, English
blister, German and spring assorted
sizes
Stoves improved Premium. and Yankee
Notion Cook Stoves, Paror. Coal.
Box. 10, I, and 6 plates. different
sizes.
ALSO.Jewett's Improved Patent Cary Poughs
Tin Plates, Copper. Sheetiron iron
wire, Nails and casting Of every de-
scription.
A full supply Of the above articles always on
hand. and for sale as low can be afforded
nv sent 10 '46 JomN G.. FoorE,
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rf Hts,; c .. .e.'' set.
District Court Of said County. to February
Term. lS47.
Villa" F. =, cA''"'''"T' Debt. Attach.
JAMES Thomas. and ment
ABNER J. LocKHARr,
1UNIE Defendants will take notice that or
the Sd day Of June. 1916, an attach
mcnt was issued out of the Office "f the Clerk
Of the District Court for said County, in this
case against the lands, tenoments. &c Of tho
SAID defendants for the sum OF Eigntv Dollars
a nd Forty three Cents, $3.50 49, containing a
G .rni>hee summons against tIopk'n Williams
and Reniamin Holawav, Defis DEBTORS.
Nov unless the said defendants shall ap
pear and plead to the said plaintiffs action
befnrs the next term OF said Court. l." be hold
IN on the 4th Monday in February next, a
Mount Pleasant IN Henry county aforesaid
Judgment will be entered against them ant
the Estate so attached will be sold and the
amount due from Garnisi,ees summoned WI
be appropriated to satisfy the same with costs
4. L"r-r E'cH. E. kiLiP ikiCh.
Pits Atty.S Clerk ~ said Cou'''
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H., wal they say IN England ah"ut
~ hungarian Balsam, the great rene
|essl, John Buu Nenspaper.-There is
"me ~, s.erinu & aud occult virtue
ka,ss Hungarian Ba sam o! Life. +"
ks,r n asa'cai Faculty ar. unable to dis
fsna, Dae''an would not be permit tc 1,
fspI, II '.ars. to ENJOY the magnificent
4ns !. .ae treatment aud cure Of Con
t,s, ~ y 'feat Britain. No satisfact ory
shorl.s 'smous compound has ever, to
s,h,.. ge' been presented to the public
!s NJ. respecting this great English
|an oe had gratis OF CLENDENIN
sS,,,,y agent in Burlington. Iowa.
''nent IN another column Of thi
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To Printers.

PURSUANT to a license from the Probate
Court Of Muscaiine County. Iowa, this
day granted 10 me, as special Administrator
OF the estate Of Mark Il. Emerson, deceased.
| will. on S Ut U r D A Y, the 10Th day
Of OCTOBER next, expose to public sale at
the Court House Door in Bloomington, the en-
tire establishment of the tsBlOOmi ing ton
Herald, with the Subsciiptio Books and
everything pertaining to the Office. During
its existence us Wing Paper, the Herald has
maintained an excellent reputation. At its
last publication on the l2th inst.. it had a
circulation o. FIVE hundred with an excellent
run OF Advertising and Job work. and this
being the OILY printing establishment in the
most thriving town upon the Upper Mlss's'
sipp,, an excellent op, ming is now presented
any onc DESTROYS Of connecting himself with
either a Wing or Democratic newspaper in
the new State Of Iowa. Sale 20 take place
between the hours Of one aud four, r. Nj.
TERMS-One hundred dollars to be paid
down. the remainder in equal payments ut the
end Of six. nine and Twelve months. with ap-
proved security. CIIAS y. WATERS.
Bloomington Iowa, Sept, 81. lo46-lt
u Gazette please give o"e insertion and
charge Administrator.
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NOTICE..

TINE undersigned hereby caution the public
J. against purci,a sing q certain promissory
Note executed by them to one Charles w
Anderson, for the sum OF One Hundred and
Six Dollars. bearing date the 10th day of DC.
tober. l645, and is made payable twelve
months a:tor date, or thereabonts. The con
siderstion Of said note having wholly failed
they are not disposed 10 pay the same.
&c SWEET,
c. R. HITCHCOCK.
September, II, le46-l7-3t
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Burlington, sep i2,'46
STR a Y E u,

nN Monday night. the TIA inst, a sorrel
~ Horse. the property of the subscriber. He
had IA saddle, martingaie. part Of rein, and
the throat lat, on him when he left He was
S year, old last Spring. Is about Isl hands
high. Of light sorreI color, with u st.ipe OF
white on his nose, eyes of peculiar appear
ance and toIerably gay in his bearing. Any
person taking up said horse and bringing him
to me. or informing me where | can procure
him viii he suitably reqnited for his tr 'uhle
Burlington SEPT 1876 Il - F,"N
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CINCINNATI.

r w A Il Il ~ w N i n n
DRY GOODS.
j. d. & c. Jones,
No. 10, Pearl street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WE 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 10 receive, by almost daily
arrivals, Fresh Goods during the entire season
the purchases being made by our resident
partner East,-manv Of which we Import di.
recfiy from Europe. Our friends we can ~.
sure shall be supplied with goods as low 40
from any Jobber East Of the Mountains.
We have now on hand nd offer for sale, BY
the piece or package, say
goo Cases Prints--Fsncy, Black and Blue.
Merrimack. Manchester, CozIens, Ripks,
North Adams, SC
goo Pieces GinghaTs..E arls,on and Do.
nestle.
goo Pieces Mcusel Dc LANES and Cash.
metes.
600 Pieces Alpaca Lustres..Black, Col.
ored and Figured
100 Pieces Cloihs--Black, Blue, Drab, OF.
i've, Brown, &c
goo Cassemere -- Black, Blue, Striped, Plaid
and Fancy.
Sheeiings, Tickings, Flannels, Satinets, Blan-
kets, Checks, White Goods, Shawls, Hand.
kerchefs, Hosiery. Trimmings, Gloves. Rib.
bons. sc. J. ID. & C.. JONES.
sep3 '46-l5-2m
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New Goods.
r FULLERTON's First Shipment Of
- IA IL and WINTER

FCLLENTON'S First Shipment OF
- IA II. and WINTER
% e Y g O o u S
tion. The public generally are invited to
favor me with a cali. rs my goods are all Of
the most recent STYLES, and / am determined
to sell them at
Extremel Low Prices.
goods will please favor me with a call before
purchasing elsewhere. U- II is no trouble to
shop Goods My stock, IN part, comprises
the following:
Cashmere d. ecosses. cashmere robes,
Cashmere plaids. Clarement plaius for
Ladies' dresses
Mouse!in de lanes, wooden and worsted
plaids
French. Scotch aud Doug lass ginghams
French and English Prints
American do
Mourning do
Black Alpaccas. six warp, figured do
Ladies' linen hdkfs
d" fllet mitts. black and white
Fall and winter bonnet ribbons
large asst fall and winter shawls
Lambs wool hose. ra W silk do, worsted do
Cashmere do
SHOES Ladies' lasting gaiter boots,
do do ! gaiter do
do kid walking shoes
do do slippers
Misses shoes and hootees, boys shoes
GROC IRIES-4 hhds Sugar,
box superior llavsnna white sugar
6 bbis loaf do
10 do sugar house molasses
10 do plantation do
80 sacks Rio and Java Coffee:
A superior lot Of mould Il sterile Candles
Together with great variety "f articles il
the line. too numerous for an advertisement.
All are invited to call. as it is "A pleasure 10
show such barga rs e offered at
JOHN FULLERTON'S
loft
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LIND FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale that valuable
i Farm within two miles from Burlington.
formerly owned by Col. w. w. Chapman -
Said farm contains 800 acres Of choice timber
and prairie-about 50 to 100 acres under fence
and cultivation. with = good farm house and
"utbuildings-good springs and running water
through the tract Of land. This is considered
one of the best farms and locations in the
county and will bs sold on very fair terms by
applying to the subscriber at Burlington Iowa
AI.SO-SO acres Of choice timber and pral-
RE land. about miles from Burlington, bea
w timber, with Sugar Camp on the same
Titles warranted, Apply !"
WESLEY JONES.
Burlington. sep i2.46
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From the Carlisle Eng Journal.
The POTATO Rot,

Ia
h,pprehensions of second vista
|dhe Potato Rot have proved to
essn loo we'll founded. The bligh,
aae again. Fields that yesterday
atnlhe eve luxurian, present to-day
aaghdy Indications Of disease. And
slhs sum and substance Of the state
As' rom jain a. Greats House to
Ind, from Giants Causeway I"
Csar. Everywhere the p"la'"
we becoming one Disgusting mass
sla''on. and so suddenly dies The
'ades'ruclion proceed tina, twelve
va m'st caves. makes all the differ
sween heailhful luxuriance and
J, fs!lence. Around Carlisle. and,
'hroughout the counties Of Cum.
W and Wes,mnreland. the potato
Tor the las. ten days, has been
Jung with grea, rapidi,y, to the sor-
ssefy "ne. but tn the d,smay and
'aMe agricul,uriss in PARTICULAR
'ssan's received by the Govern
nauderstnOd Ia he mus, deplnra
muery exertion will he required
mde against the dangers Of famine
T Val portion of the population.
~n%a in Ireland. To which the
'sachief sr,icIe Of food, is $,
/ nave no room This week for details
r'eula, districts. but they ave al
s@a'ely Of similar charar,er, III.
complaint being tina, the bigh'
and tina, The entire destruction
p.a'a crop is almost certain. =
y y aided To this apprehended loss
u '"s asking three and fnur shilling
% h, ad wheat Is selling a. los. tn
0ushel, ii is not surprising tina
''s arr IN graa, CONSERVATION.
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1907 IMMENSE SALE! 100
Fail & Winter Clothing!
Spread the Neus -.4rriuat Of the
LEVIATHAN STOCK!
e.. &, r. Lewis.


No. 100, Main street. corner Of Green.
SAINT LOUIS. MISSOURI,
One Door South Of the Virginia Hotel.
u Six Hundred Boxes
Of our immense stock Of Fall and Winter
Clothing. We shall continne to receive u ddi.
tonal supplies by 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 tn 40 per cent. LESS than
can be had in any other House
In the Mississippi valley.
Lewis have purchased this Fall--since the
passage nf the new Tariff Law--their tremsn-
dous stock Of materials
Entirely for Cash;
consequently about 80 per cent. chea per than
those cloihiers who, so anxious to get their
stock in June and July, bought their materi
AIS in April and May last on
Long Credit.
IT, Lewis have supplied--in the season just
| past--all the Suttiefs in the regular army,
west; also. the entire army of
western Volunteers,
| and intend. this Fall and Winter, to
| Ci0the the West.
Lewis have made great additions to their
| Warchnuse--now the largest in the west. 5O
| spacious windows, affording
The best Light
| in the city for customers To examine goods.
| we give our customers abundance OF light -
We know our clothing will pass an examina
| ton.
Lewis, Factory,
| "a I'D in etro NpW \
Of the largest buildings in the East. Three
thois hands are constantly employed.
The Cutting Department
is entrusted to r.rn Of acknow lodged skill and
ability: all material used in this concern, ar
rive direct
From the Original Fabricators.
Nessrs Lewis and tlanf"rd. who have bsen en-
gagged in the business for the last twenty 'hVe
years, are the directors in this
Extensive Concern.
The proprietnrs Of No. 100 possess exclusive
advantages for doing a large business, the !ol
lowing are few:
Vast Resources
Spacious Prcmises!!
Extensive StOck!!!
Unprecedented Variety!!!!
The practical knowiedgc--'the experience
and the most am. .le means to carry out 10 thu
fullest possible extent, business OF such
Immense Magnitude.
Lewis have been induced, from The grea
, increase in their Country Trade, to pay yer
particular atten ton this Fall. to the gettin
i up Of u stock Of cinth,ng well adapted to tn
:. | demand OF the western trade.
!. No Abatement
from the price first asked We adhere strlc
Nv TO ths one price system. Merchants VIII
u intend buying Ready Made Clothing this tai
will certainly be consulting their own inte'
est by visiting No. 100, and examine
= For themselves.
! Lewis have agreeable clerks, who Will wa
+, upon Gus, omers with pleasure, and name u
lowest prices
Is 1t is no trouble to sell Clothing at No. 19'
: G.. & r.. LEWIS.
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octI 1913
Mount Pleasant Collegiate In
Stitute.

NOuul lcdSdut SOIltSidtC III
Stltute.
THE Fall Term of this Institution will
commence on the first Monday in Octo
Der, and continue twenty one weeks.
EAcULrY.
Rev. A. J. HEUSFlS. President.
J. PIERsoN. A. NJ. Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Literature.
A.C OLNEY, A. s Professor Of Mathemati.
cal Science
The Board of Trustees take pleasure in an
nounc'ng to the public, that they are now pre-
pared TO give instruction in all the branches
of thorough Collegiate aud Scientific Edu
cation; and assure it tina every cxerti"n on
their part. in corporation with the Faculty,
shall be made to make the Institute such an
institution Of learning as the Far West"
needs; aud one that the friends OF education
will patrnnize.
They also invite the youth Of Iowa To the
Institute, ami assure them when there. they
will find the Fa, ulty prompt aud eficisnt in
,mparting instruction in q manner so lucid.
thut the most common mind cannot but rtadi-
iy grasp the great truths and principles OF
Science.
tn Faculty and board Of Trustees have
made every arrangement necessary for the
comfort aud acconm oda ton Of Students from
abroad, and upon as reasonable terms as can
be Obtained in any village in Iowa.
The Female Department is still under the
supervision OF the Faculty there being not as
yet a sufficient numbtr Of young ladies' con
necicd With the Institute 10 warrant the
Board Of Trustees to engage Preceptress, but
they have maize arrangement with an &C
compl'shed Lady. who will take charge OF thin
| Department as soon AS ITS wants requireit.
Done bv order of the Board OF Trustees
this, 22d day Of Sept, 1916.
Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
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MEDlCAL NOTICE.
Il. ID. R.1N.SO.N. N. d.,

TNENDERS his services as Physician and
IL surgeon, to the citizens Of Burlington
and vicinity lie will attend especially to the
practice OF SURGERY: and together with gene.
raj Surgical practice, he will operate for the
relief of Strabismus, Cataract, Ciubfoot Hare
Lin. &c,&c lie will when unemployed, be
ioun 4 ut the 1FOFFlCE OF DR.. S. RAN
) m, IN Jefferson Street. sepl7
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RICH FANCY GOODS.
NEW Style nous de laine robes
~ Rich cashmere do
do nmbres for dresses
blk and fg'd dress silks
fine gala plaid, all wool
rich ombre cashmere, do
plain aud plaid Jaconet muslins
do do swiss do
fine mul aud book do
thread, swiss and jaconet edgings and I'd
settings
silk fringe and buttons for trimmings :,
do cords und tassels, sc. &c Just rec
and for sale by w COOLBAOOH
oc,I' 40 jrferson.st
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~ OIICE. All persons Who kn"m
themselves indebted TO me either BY
Book acct or Note. will confer favor on me
by paving the same against the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, or will be compelled to collect them
by law. [aug27l L DAVID
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The Rev. Mr. Roberts, will
preach IN the Congregational Meeting House.
next ahbath at II and o'clock.

M-ssrs Edwards 4. Broadwell-Please an
nounce oliver Cock, as candidate Cor
Clerk "f the Court for Des Moines County,
and obige MANY VOTERS.
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LAST GILL.

A III. those indebted to us either bv note or
IA book account, are hereby notified that
we must have money. Those that want Ia
save paying costs had better call and settle
Immediately, and no mistake.
sepl7 VIM GARRETT & co
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HIGH SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG l. A u r IS.

HIGH SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG l. DIES.
THE undersigned, having winter Of entire
l. leisure befnrs him, proposes to open a
school for the instruction of girls only. For
tns purpose he has rented the house on Wash
ington street. between Fifth and SIKH streets.
The lot will be enclosed--the house fitted up
in good styIe--,he school will he select. the
number %. pupils limited 1t will commence
N the first Monday in October, and continue
10 weeks. TERMS:
English studies, 8 8 90
French language, ~ 90
sep II 46-3t II. GATES.
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-BOOK-BINDlNG.-

-BOOK-BINDIN I.-
vuyHE undersigned having purchased the
binding Estabiishment' o' wnham
Greene, on Jefferson Street, informs ms 'l'e"us
and the public in general, that ne Is PtePatso
10 do Iii lind. If work in his line Of business
on short notice and with neatness.
JOIN D. COLBuRN.
ALSO-An assortment Of Blank BOOKS
always on hand and for sale cheap Tor cssn'
sept. 10, '46-l9-y J. d. "