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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-07-19
>. s. ScisrarssIsa.
NTssa r. EcyyEcs,

ENORWARDING and Commits on Me reliant, 100
y North second street. few doors south of Vine)
st Louis, Missouri. - Particular attention paid
to sales Of Produce, forwarding of Merchandise and
purchase of Groceries and other goods. my 3-6m
REFER To-NeSSrs J. G. LAuMAN & Bro. Burlington
Mr ]. G. GnRpnN. denomination.
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JEWETT'S IMPROVED
CARY PLOUGH.

Cr> THE Subscriber keeps constant
sssssN ly hand large supply Of the
sssssSahove justly celebrated Plough,
both and horse right and left hand, with the latest
Improvements; and are prepared to supply any num-
Der that may he wanted. This Plough is much inn
proved this year, hy setting the beam two inches
higher than heretofore and by continuing the curve
of the land side regularly round up to the beam;
which entirely prevents straw or weeds from hang
ing under it, thereby rendering il almost Impossible
to choke ii out III the worst of stubhle. The mould
board is put on with bolts instead of rvets, here
tofore, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel of the Landslide is in chill,
which hardcns ii hard cast steel, and prevents
it from wearing Oft: thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used wear or
two. The mould board of the Patent Cary is made
Of wrought iron. and the share Of steel, and win
scour bright silver, in the lightnst soil. To
those who acquainted with the Patent Carv it is
unnecessary to Soy anything; hNt 10 those who are
not, say try it. AMI nudge for yourselves. This
Plough is much more durable than almost any other
made in the country. and a nc prices which il il
now sold II is without doubt the cheapest.
DuTllurtOn. II JOHN e.. FOlTF.
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7s%HE Subscribers have last received aud are now
opening large assortment Of Dry Goods, Gro
ccries, Queensware, HARDWARE, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, ETC., etc.
They respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from the Old customers Of Cox, Garrett ) Co., and
the public generally, pltdzng themselves 10 sell Is
low as any other house in the city.
d. GILCHRiST X CO., corner
Burlington, apr l9, 40 Main and JctfrrSo SIS
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e. =. 0gc.

wv HOLESAIE Grocer and General Commission
w Merchant. Galena, Ill. Consisnments RESI- ect-
fully solicited. --REEER To-
Niessrs +. j. {. Peasey 4 Co., J. G.. Lauman, ESD,
Parsons, Copp s. Parsons, Burlington, Iowa. Imh 80
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ssr T.. EIF,TssaalaEa.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, offers his profess
L sional services to the citizens of Burlington and
vicinity. Office Main street, two doors north
of the Collector and Treasuter's office.
n. B.-patents who prefer to be treated under
the Homeopathic system may call, as am well ac-
quainted with its theory and practice for number
Of years. burlington, June IA, loa9-ly
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BUSINESS Q 8 r ID S
H.. IT.. DAY.
lLCHRIST. JoLL al
sh. GfEcg,Yfst d CO,

WHOLESALE and retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
w Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes. Hats Caps, Ready Made Clothing, etc., etc.
corner of Main and Jefferson streets, Burlington-a26
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w HITE LEAD; 100 kegs white lead, sureriof
w article. just received and for sale by
april -, 40 r: CAY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-07-19
"a 7 81 n ISo

THE Subscriber takes pleasure In intimating to
l. his friends and customers that since the calami-
~ the 18th and 18th, he has succeeded in getting
possession ofthe extensive warehouse. corner Wal
nut and Water streets, where he will soon he pre-
pared with large and general assortment of Gro
ceries, to wait upon his customers as usual In the
mean time all orders will be executed with care and
despatch. JOHN s. THOMSON,
Corner of Walnut and Water streets,
May 81, lSl9-2m Saint Louis, No.
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is carefully packed mp in boxes for sportation,
and sent to part oithe /. Texas Sw Indies
Thomas MILEs 1863 Main street. Cincinnati Ohio Cen
era Agents for the L. states Mexico, Indies Can.
adas To whom all communications be ad.lre sed
Post Paid. HENRY BLAEsIEY Co., agents, St Louis
Sold by G. W. BopEnA Agent for Burlington, Iowa,
and for sale by most OF the principal Druggists and Mer
chants throughout the United States, Mexico, Canada
west Indies. sept : lS4S-1v
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CARPET CHAIN: white and cord dir ect from factc-
rF' ior sale by taP29J W.F. CooLcAuaH
4 LMANACs FOR NoTHING 5000 Aln,anacs for
"a l8i9, for gratuious distribution by
march p, 1919 J. F. TALLANT
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I,'RESli GARDEN SEEDS from the Nursery of D.
Landreth, PhiiadeIl hia, all warranted genuine
an" feSh' iof sale ny (ar2e) j. r. TALLANT
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NTINDOW GLASS 30 boxes By 10 Class; 10
w boxes 10 by IL Glass for sale by
march 22,'49 ". +. COOLBIUGH
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Nj GLASSES; 90 bb!s. prime n. o. NoiaSscs: 20
vi bbls sugar house do; 20 half bbls. do for sale
march - 40 ". +. COoLBiUGH
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NT ACKEREI; 10 half bills. No. /. maCkercl; 10
vi bbls No. s. mackerel for sale by
march % 'Is w. +. COOLBATGH
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I'M AIIOChS FiCkS: doz. matioeks; doz.
ISs Picks. just received and fer sale BY
may 10. 1919 J. G.. LArMAN * EKo
RAFTING: IS bales Cotton Batting. lust received
and for sale by I'm I0) J. G. LauMsN 4 Bro
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DREAKING FLOWS rs breaking plows Trough
ID and Ready brandy for sale by PRuGH 4 Cook
DOUGH AND READY PLOWS; 300 steel Plows
IL Trough and Ready BRANDY for sale by
march s, 40 PRUGH COOK
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Paints, Dyc-W0otls, &C.

GLOVES X HOSIERY: Ladies' black and color
~ ed kid Gloves; Pearl, silk and isle thread dos
white and colored cotton gloves; Gents kid, silks
thread and cotton do; Silk. worsted and cotton
Hose; Brown and mixed hose; just received and
Tor sale by (apr 26) ]. G. LAUMAN Bro.
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i EADY MADE LQIHING.-The large 81 stock
4 IN the r::y of Spring and summer Clothing to
DC i"h"d at d. GILCHRIST & Co.'S
april 20: 80 corner Main and JcFe rson streets
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I HORACE ;. ASH.

HoKAcET fsAkc T. piLLEEe
Land aAd 0snsral Agency Oaes ne Capital Of
nois, City Of Springfield.
no Of Hinos holders Of Hlino tAds
edas and al desiiou Of puehang Stats lands vita
Hiojs scrip boadThs undersigned would respectfully inform
the public they estabshed In this capital Of the
state lard ard general agency oes for me transaction
o ali business sppeanins thereto within e limits the STATE
All 10 the purchase and sale lands exann
ing lands reporting location adyanses and paying
ng and selling descriptions Of State indebtedne this and
SCALE win be promptly aud ify attended te
gi# REpEREkoEs;
Messrs. Deifsndorf d Niles, Washington city.
g 4. Gowdy Co.. Louisville, keniucky'
s;s s Il s' a., aoal., missouri
John NJ. Winner, esq, So. q 4"
his sssssncy 4. y. French, governor Of Illinois
Hon Thomas II. Campbell, auditor
y John Moore treasurer !"
= sy n r. S.,,..., Judge supreme cont on
i Dean csion
Mssss Waa:wor,l = sheldon New. York city,
O. bartlett, esq, No. Front street,
Gen Robert Paterson, Philadelphia. ~
Cen Adam Dnler, a
Col s. w Black Piusburg, Pa
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass
q. r. Sanger esq, +" $780,"
Henry H. Stone, !"
J. d. Pratt 4 Co, baltimore, Md.
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA,
In uuart bottIes.

The removal and cure Of al diseases arising from
& Es Dase
Pmles, pusules the Face Boeh Bo Chronic Sore Eyes,
Bone. ma Joints s,ssso!s sygs ssis,,sa
Ascits. D,oy Exposure mprudene in life Also Chronic
e saapas he most en-
table sado% ana nss been 80 fully ,esed not only BY
Sa, ssS y ans thai has sesyed s s un
has established lis merits reputation for value and efficacy
parIs Diseases have been cured such
records Of time past and what has already done for The
and struggling win dsesse paHass eeanes srensthens
the Of life, and nse' new vsor throughout the
ANOTHER CURE or scRoFULA.
invetsra,e case serosa eoamend. similarly Afflicted
souTHPoRr, Conn, Jan. !, 1915.
o. dc sad S saps
my Severely acted
her e s ss s' &s ssss Ssss Ss
and finding no relief o ie attacked
open, which done any permanent benefit
psa The ar,, soie odased decided and favorable effect
ssd ~ % s naS ss ss
her friends she found hsr health quite restored y = now os
Ing disease was thoroughly cradicaed om the system our
aesheOIs are az showing 70 these fes and dnk highly Of
Yours, win, respect, JULIUS PIKE
well asw II Loas sn county, Van Van
GssrIssss, have cured negro boy cf mine win ssr
~S wa. Attacked win sroaa and Of .e,Ss9s; ss,@
aFrrprrIeSs asss, va, July II, Is4sp h'""'''
. s aS st . s's.
this pepsranon but patients oen who wish the
Of sasapsra induced worthless bearing
name, but containing le this valuable
roots and we think cannot CONFER benefit read
tan directing
Me Sands IN another column The bote has recently been
enlarged 20 hold quar-, and those who wish really good artce
will ind concentrated In this all The medicinal value % the
The experience Of thousands has proved H. ecacy In curing be
various diseases for which
time more Than any othe perhaps, us medicine useful
pairing the system for change Journal Sept e4
Prepared md sold, whoesaie and retail, by A. ID. SANDS,
York.
Agnt IN ws.hinron city, d. c. r. g. Patterson Charlie. stou
Cor and Mc.rs a. D. 4 w. H. Gilman Sold andria
Cook Pel, and In Georgetown by r. n. CisseL
Sod also BY druggists generally throughout the United States
Canada. Prce u per bct,is six botiles Cor g.
Mar 1s-tsJuy
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THn AMERICAN rApsrrp !.

THE AMERICAN FARMER 1. publshed monthly in the
city Of Baltimore a per annum III rope FOR ~ ,hesn for
go, o. thirty bf go commences In jaly under ne
most favorable auspces organ Maryland State Ar
cufuia Society, and al e prize reports
patfhcd therein The society meeting determined
raise soo 20 be appropriated oows piece Of silver plate
valued NJ 80, BE- person Obtaining BY te il
October, The largest m Of Subscribers volume com
encinf IN July go Zoe the and
list The publisher has also added prizes payable IN ag
cultural work lie has also offered 600 prize essays r The
coming volume, viz 80 IN silver plate for essay for the
pan and arrangement o. fam buildings and the The
mfm yard 80 for the best the cultivation
~ pr me best essay on the management OF The dairy
10. nfst number IN July win The
valuable paper nom The Of EDnusp ROWS, vrnia,
presented 70 The agricultural public, particularly Of
rcpons OF virginia, Maryland and the caronas detnis
OF s fn management r the Eve he has
estate IN eastern Virginia, and concusve with
a degree Of rudcnce IN IL made
profitable other amer he
charge Of HE frm Mr. RUM shows that clear IN me
cHpa invested for land implements hc was
per cent third 1881 foarh Dor cep and
NH year. 2o0 cent besides supporting his bIs hands
stock tc and raising the value Of his farm donnie
worth when he took In hand Every PLANTER uaculsr
The deepest interest ''P 80
This number win numerous Other valuable paosr.
AMONGST which s nom GEoReE W. Dorss ESQ.,
Secretary Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society, The
suncon OF the wire fence and rom Col CkrRos same sub
address - - SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural socery; Hs,
June iB Baltimore ~, Baltimore Maryland
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Vhe AsAeEicen RAA1zs~d 10 puhlisAsd s 81 Wan
several snsasn snsssa Z regular as1 son aSs own e
The Journal sny similar pabes-
sn was attempted y sos.'y :. elsewhere Sssosd . .e
TEN from is humble beginnings, carry ofwsd
eissed world has become dependent upon
railway s,.s% lss SSw ssson s DE great
idea modern times L has already done more % relieve me
in me scale Of being than other agency tai has
The locomotive steam engine, we regard greatest achieve
exaodnary insuasn. iOI good ne world
s~es bird upon e wing, carrying thought language
living breathing, sensitive maniasiine with new LIE
creation, Without danger and without fatigue i enables man
sny%sn the physical qualifications, and lie various q
s an ss ~ sss %
creating new sources o. enjoyment and multiplying an infinite
vii ee have ssSssss q highest woIs III has
political and elevated all men ths highest social con-
borood hacneay proonss being one, four
wSSsss therefore, @ Than ne
Sa s ra ss ysa q Il. ne 81
views, intend in accordance with their spirit 70 conduct the
The history, influence, and the improvements of the railway
careful inquiry management scientific discoveries
mechanic s steam navigation and
braced in one range Of our labors s.,
series manuaeiure Uni
ss % a. ssn wsa e.
Hodge has o many been engaged che
embracing descriptions detail ore,
ss ac s s AND Location s
Is o Be pSshsd n condensed in The Journal series
wS satisfied miles y different districts, plans
Besides this work IRON Mr. Hodge % furnish g he Jeara
s have Sse e ~
mining subjects generally b., = " !,
mining and e iron manufacture This the rst attempt nad
give IN a. and ped G work s on n
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THE subscriber opces 10 open Law School In mi. .ce
mensng on MONDAY me sh dsy Of October ieruna
ting on me ION DAY o. March, pupils divided inn,
two glasses The teri book used IN the juni win e Sic
phens bsckcne IL vol sre Evidence ON plead
ing and IL WI Of Gfcenlesfs Evidence senior course will
suhrsce Tnesers Commentaries 0teenlem and sae on Evil
dcncc vol o. esch stephen Pleading
vol OF entity on Pleading Hcombe Introduction Equity jrs
prdcnce ubcf Equity Pcrding Mords Pleading Iomsrs hi,
geT OF Real frpefy, snd
win b made WIN pbisdephia iaw pbsher %
nh nc e10ve woFts On The best young repeer p,
posing - sed ne subbers requested "a I'VE hin
early notice q their intention, and inform whether thew de
"a he supplied win a the above hrons ths
dun They yn y Furnished y he ssdens cost The mem
a<donai chere. The hours for me sly ectsa "a
will be BY 10 enable anv
On The prof.
o. wsshnsoa Cos sbcud they deem espedspt 70 40 40
win be delivered course Inc Ir
dicfion and prscnce Of the Federal Courts. = ~
The fee win ~ per session, payable IN advance
Lsnssrer, va, July ~ iss - = '''''''' ''ooo"'
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Faaqaisr White sulphur Springs, virginia,


WAS open reception Of
sye progress that viii give aspect
establishment
is embellishments the comfort and pleasure guests
Knowing by ocular evidence the positive
nsic value Of the water, and IL almost miraculous effect pac
modation complete original design erai
and fancy guests well promote
pleasure. Situated In remarkably healthy REGION In fill
the bold Blue RIDGE and in the vicinity OF the beautiful village OF
Warrenion, visitors horseback carriages the
proving roads, the picturesque scenery,
the beallhf dance. The Of flowers will pc
eua has been taken win their approval while ALLOW
deer and the awn o god and silver FISH, the elk buffalo,
relieve tedious hour 10 those who interested In
Rdfrs In word has been taken which expanded lib
crafty could suggest 10 add 10 the comfort and accommodation
ade, brilliant works viii lend respective
Nor these preparations designed Tor the only To
holy ministers Of religion, Of denomination cordial
gudng invitation, given 20 spend the The usual
ces Of the church are respected throughout the seasou
These springs - o ~ miles, according 10 the TAKEN rom
will rom both tese points al July, daily will be
abhed. Visitors leaving the District Columbia
steamer Al o reach the springs The day
These springs known the Post Once books Waenon
Springs ~ and al letter. should directed, they be e
Wauenton sent 20 The White sulphur Springs, 10 Geenbcr
Ing l october s5 for three months go for months s5 Tor
elO week els Coz weeks 81 Is
lodging each Servants and children twelve
price No charge Cor children When
tables provided for children before the those
who ran their sea nj the ordinary table yin be charged full
Horses 50 cents day, or $40 month s+.g.
TIE hnea and have been procured, and coasc win
be charged for private supplies. , .
= DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6--dlaw&cpd
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MALE ACADEMY.

# es WARRENToN, NORTH CAROLINA,
TINE TWENTIETH SESSION win Monday the "a
July Boys ded for college IN the Union or for the
duties life The Pncpa who has been instructor OF
youth the twenty years. his undivided and
school, aded BY the approved teachers In
order Of incul
Of sound principles Of virtue and morality the ends sought
which
der e institution way worthy patronage Of enghensd
q Mo-
Raleigh and Raroad and the chsEas
the school, all conspi recommend 70 the favorable
Of those who wards TO be educated
stsa TERMsi
for the session of five mouths $50 90
Tuition in the languages and the higher mathematics IS 90
branches OF mathematics and Engish II so
Boys required all board In the family Of the Pnc
pal. For further particulars, address
June 22-sw3w Principal.
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OUH stock Reduced Prsees.-we respectfully NOTIFY
ends and the pubic general that have determined
reduce stock prior fall trade, make
much possible o sssortment We have determined
10 pne present assortment n low prices and articles
below
non van only be necessary TO give w call We name, at pres
rch assortment Of plain black silks
Plain eolored and striped do
Plaid and striped washed silks, very cheap
Figured fulsrds, yard wide do
80 pieces -ik tissues VIII be Sold regard
80 7S = - -
Pine French musiins and lawn.
pieces fine plain swiss musins
10 do medium priced do
Jaconet csnbrcs, all prices
Cambric mu-lins, from i2k M "a
With variety OF articles for ladies'
LACE cApEs AND HANDKERcHEFs.
We have In store--
boxcs fnc lace cspes, livery rch)
do medium priced DO richly trimmed
do low priced, untrimmed
10 dozen sne lnsn laws handkerchief, rich border
70 DO eolcfed border linen lawn DO snowy and pretty
IS DO plain border real csnhric handkerchief
iso do incn handkerchiee nom u - % POT dozcn
.,...- msrksbiy good and cheap
g bc.ss One open dread hose, dozen 10 Dor
DO plain 'e'' AZ 40
With an ss-oment of hosiery uncquaed IN dhe District
MOURNING COLLARS. We have
Linen cambrc visite handkerchief win collars
Small do collars, stitched
boxes black grippe collars
An q ne ssovs goods WI ons very low 70, cm gu, Of
CIAeErr. NEWTON, MAY Co,
Successors % D. Cseeu %.
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rr.n.yir.n,a unlvsr..sy. Medical Department.

Transy1vania University, Medical Department
UE ,a se..o, will men ON The LIST Monday
IL under the direction ofthc following Faculty, viz;
uce Of Surgery.
Robert Peter D., Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Jane. M Bnsh b. Special
Samuel AMMAN Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Mcd
cine. y.
Hs@ A. BaiI b. Professor Of Ma,cra Medca and The
peuncs.
eases Of Women and Children.
n. NJ. skiman, NJ. D., Demonstrafor Of Anatomy.
The full dollars, invariably
advance The Matieuaon Library dollars.
The twenty
Eve dollars. Boarding and lodging from e % wcek
lE.. rE ROBERT PETER, M. D.,
Lexington, KY, June a. 1870.