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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31
"Fo0 important To- OyerIOok.O

ID $. ADAMS new and extensive stock OF Boots,
II. Shoes and Leather, is arriving daily from Eas-
tern Manufactures. He has on the way and Is now
in reteit d. Tie largest cheapest and best stock OF
the ahSve n1Ffsd Goods brought TO Burlington,
whci he will dispose Of at very low rates, either
a. tthoiesGs or Retail. As he intends establishing
large business, ii will therefore be an object for
all 10 call and see him who want goods OF this de-
script.on.
HI also i,as large assortment of ssddlery, Hard-
wares Horse collars, Shoe findings, etc.
Call al r. 8. adams east side Main street, few
doors above Jefferson. before you purchase, as his
long experience in the business enables him 10
defsel any 5ne in the city State. He will give
YOU bargains and no mistake. e.Be sire that YOU
find r. s. Adaris' cheap Boot, Soe ind Leather Store
burlington, Iowa, may 8. 1S4s-6t
Nsk4afl LBS. red sole Leather, Of all kinds ,also,
oOSpS Cincinnati sole leather, for sale low at
may .. lSia-6t r. 8. ADAMS.
4 I PPER LEATHER Kip and calf skins to be
- found at tmay ,. isa9-sp n. s. ADAMS.
~ EsTRAY COLT.-Taken up BY George B.
~ Duncan, liyRg in Columbus City town ship, Lou
isa county, Iowa. estray colt or light sor-
rel color. with white spot In her forehead. stipa
posed 10 be tw6years old, appraised a. thirty dollars
ny Stephen 2. Thompson, Samuel f. Hawthorn and
Joseph Duncaf, before J. O. 1hon tson ). p, April
esd, 1919. \ true description from MY estray re-
cord. s. NJ. KIkKFATRICKt 49,
WapcIio. may II, lsla-st CONS clerk.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING FANCY DRY GOODS

fOHN FULLERTON is now opening large as
~ sortment of Spring Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
all of which have been selected from the latest inn
portatons and newest styles.
have also paid the cash for the greater part of
my stock, which enables me to offer Goods al un-
precedented and astonishing low prices.
Ny stock being entirely new comprises almost
every article adapted to the Trade. too various to
enumerate within the limits of advertisements
but comprise in part
Dress Goods Of latest styles;
Bonnets, bonnet ribbons and flowers;
French broad cloth, cassmeres x vestines;
Gents cravats and Congress Caters;
To which ! would call particular attention. But
call and see and each person judge for themselves
as Bucna Vista, No. 2, cannot be surpassed in
either styles or low prices. april 8, 1919
d. MORTIMORE:s
Rheumatic Compound and Blood Purifier.
THIS article celebrated in Saint Louis for the
l. certain cure of Rheumatism, in all its different
stages. is now offered the only remedy for this
most painful Of all diseases. The proprietor cured
himself in ten days after all his physicians had Civ
him up, by means of this medicine, the result of
long study and experiment. MIR ]. w. Christy,
gentleman well known to many of our citizens, was
also entirely cured, after being disqualified for bu-
siness for four years. and ]. w. Southack, a mer-
chant OF st Louis, well known to the business COM
munity. was cured by means OF this remedy when
all others had failed. The certificates Of both these
gentlemen attached TO the pamphlets around each
oou G, anu can De seen py Gaining on The Agent
To all suffering with the Rheumati SIN, this medi-
cine is offered as a remedy which cannot fail. Fer
sale by ]. L. TALLANT, Agent,
may II. lS49-ly Jefferson street.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
I OCkARD s. CO., have now commenced rcceiv-
IL ing their Spring and Sammer Goods, to which
they call the attention of the citizens Of Burlington
and surrounding country they have opened lot of
Fancy and staple Goods, received direct from the
East, embracing some Of the newest patterns Of
Dress Goods, Shawls, hdkfs; lady's under hdkfs,
gimps and fringes. new styles laces, edgings, etc.
and at prices that will not fail to suit the purcha
All we ask is call, they cannot be undersold.--
Also 'arge lot Of Ready Made Clothing.
Darlington, march %. 1919 LcCKARp & Co
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West side Main street, north of Jefferson, nearly OPP
posic A. W. Carpenters JeDelry Shop.
TTNHE subscriber has just received and is now o.
pening large and well selected stock CT
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER,
which may he found every variety for Ladies' and
Gentlemcn and the wants Of children have not been
overlooked. Also, fine stock of HATS AND
CAPS, such Gsn!lemen's silk beaver, brush cas-.
simere and Angola Hats; Mems and Boys slouch
Hats Of all kinds; Mems and Boys Leghorn, Pana-
ma and English Dunstable do; Infants and Misses
straw, braid and leghorn Hats; 100 dozen Palm leaf
Hats; Summer Caps Of all kinds for men and boys,
and also for infants, ETC., etc.
The attention Of purchasers is respectfully invt-
ed to the above stock which will be sold Wholesale
and Retail, as low can be purchased elsewhere in
the city. Also, general assortment of the best
FAMILY GROCERIES, Of all kinds and the very
best quality, at prices as low can be had in this
place. Those in want of Goods are respectfully
invited TO call and examine my Stock. The pufchas-
es were all made by W. D. McCord in the Eastern
cities, with great care and expires sly for this
ket. Produce as well as cash taken in exchange for
Goods. Call and see. burlington, may II, ,49
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Paints, Dye-Woofs. &c.
~dkn CALLS. Linseed Oil; 800 lbs. Red Lead;
SOV 200xegs white Lead, pure and No. l.;
200 gals. si,ts TurpeItine; 1000 lbs. Whiting;
5v0 lbs. Venetian red; 800 lbs. Yellow Ocfre;
400 do Copperas; cases Ext. LogwOod;
casks ground logwood, for sale very low by
may :, lS49 ss'zr. s..x J. r. TAILANT.
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TaiIoring-New EsIabIishmcnt.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his old friends
and the public generally, that he is
"a ~ located in this city, and has taken the for
LII. merly occupied by DR. Garner, one door OF
Messrs Prugh Cooks Iron Store, Jefferson street,
where he will be happy to see his old customers and
all others who may be in want Of any thing in his
line. He assures all who may favor him with call
that no establishment in this city shall turn off
better ssht" or ssneater job"
The undersigned hopes by strict attention to his bu-
sness to receive liberal share Of public patronage.
may ~, 1s49-tf E. D. MORGAN.
"a TO PHYsICIANs.-E. g. Gay would cali the at.
tention Of Physicians his stock Of Drugs Med
icines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments,
which ne selected this Spring the East with gea.
as TO quality and purity. In his stock may be found
many new Chemicals, such as Quevenes, metallic l.
ron, Glycerinc, Oil Tobacco, etc. Among his IN
struuaents may be found Amputatory and Trepsning,
Pocket, Eye and Dissecting cases, Dental instrn-
ments, Tonsil DissectorS, Lancets, etc.. Teeth and
Colo ro:!, az. 81 1hich vii, be sold very low 10.
cash tsurlingsoa, rair II, 1893
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NEW AND CHEAP

NEW AND CHEAP
GROCERY & DRY GOODS STORE.
IOHN COOPER has tasen the Store on Main street,
u next door to the Recorders Office lately occu
pied by II. X. Terrell, where he offers for sale
fresh and extensive supply Of Groceries. Dry Goods,
ard Hardcare, which he intends to sell very low,
wholesale and retail.
The highest prices paid for country Produce.
Burlington, april s, lSI9-4w ]. G..
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31
PURE AND SUPERIOR I'll

PURE AND SUPERIOR TEAS.
TIME Canton Tea Company's Teas have at last ar
l. rived, and can now supply the lovers Of good
Tea with every variety Of Black and Green Tcas,nt
the Company's New York prices.
apr l2,'I9 J. i. TALL Ant Agent.
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DRY GOODS

GARRETT & COOPER, have just opened in
Hedge and Ransom's new brick store room, a.
bove Barrett House, large stock Of nry Goods, Com
prsing almost every article kept in Burlington,
which they will sell as cheap as can be purchased
in the city. Call and ond judge for yourselves.
arril IS, 40 GARRETT 4 COOPER
1loTANIC MEDICINES; foeny Root, May Apple,
- Lobela seed and Herb, Balmon y, Spearmint, Got
den SEAL Gum Myrrh, Fcverfern, Cayenne, ME sscd
Thistle, Poke Root, Cocosh, etc, for sale by
april 10, 40 IF TAIL Asr
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a@OLpRIDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA ron THE
HAIR.-lts positive qualities follows:
1st-For infants. keeping the head free from scurf,
and causing a luxurant growth Of the hair.
2d-For ladies' after childbirth, restoring the skin
TO its usual strength and frmness, and preventing
the falling out ofthe hair.
sd-For any person recovering from any debility,
the same effect is produced.
4th--If used in infancy till good growth is start
ed, it may be preserved by attention to the latest
period of life.
6th-N frees the head from dandruf strengthens
the roos parts health and vigor to the circulation
and prevents the lsir from changing color or get
ting grey.
6th--It causes the hair to curl beautifully when
done up in it over night. No ladies' toilet should
ever be made without ii.
7th-Children who have by any means contracted
vermin in the head are Immediately and perfectly
cured Of them by its use. 1t is infallible.
Sold by c. w. Bodemann and J. F. Tallant. Bur-
lington, Iowa. and by Comstock co. 60 second ST.,
New York: ComstOck Brother. ST Louis,
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wM A. MsMunRAY, n. D. DAVID PRINCE, n. D.
DRS MsMURRAY & PRINCE,
nEVOTE particular attention TO Surgery, includ-
- ing the treatment of the Eye and the Ear.
G3-Ofhce, No. 104, North Fifth street, between
st Charles street and Washington Avenue, Saint
Louis, Mo. [may 81, ls4s-ly
az%A GARDkl
THE Subscriber takes pleasure In intimating to
= his friends and customers that since the calami-
ty ofthe 18th and 18th, he has succeeded in getting
possession ofthe extensive warehouse, corner Wal
nut and Water streets, where he will soon ne pre-
pared with large and general assortment of Gro
ceries, to wait upon his customers usual. In the
mean time all orders will be executed with and
despatch. JOHN s. THOMSON,
Corner of Walnut and W alter streets,
May 81, is4a-2m Saint Louis, Mo.
John w. Brookbank Is. John Brown.
Action of Right in the District Court of Louisa
County. Iowa.
THE Defendant in the above entitled cause will
take notice that the plaintiff claims the right TO,
and has sued for the southwest fractional quarter
thirty in township seventy six of range number
five west with the appurtenances, situated in said
Louisa county; and unless. he, the said defendant
appear and plead to said action before the first
day of the next term of said court, to be held at
Wapelo, judgment will be rendered against him by
default. Attest, JAMES MCKAY, Clerk, D. c.
E. H. Thomas, pltf's attorney.
Wapello, Iowa, May 81, lsls-l2t
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
TINE undersigned has taken out letters testament
i tary on the estate of jeremiah Stilwell, deceas-
ed. and all persons having claims against the estate
are requested to present the same to the Judge of
Probate, to William II. starr. Esq, who is also
authorized to collect demands due the estate and to
receipt for the same FRANCES L. STILWELL,
Burlington, may 81, ls4s-3t Executrix
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D ECEiVlNG, Forwarding and Commission Mef-
/ chants, Water street, south side of Jefferson,
Burlington, Iowa. fnlay 3, lS49
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sfP NEW GOODS .os

I G.. LAUMAS BROTHER, corner of Water
y anil Jefferson Streets are daily in receipt and
are now opening large and splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods to which the attention Of
the public is solicited. Huntington april 81, 1919
t)RiETs 800 ps assorted fancy aud madden prints;
l. 100 ps. Merrimack, blue and orange do
90 ps superior oil coor'd purple snd other styles,
just opened, and for sale very low by ..- &
april 20, '49 l.. LAuMAN & BRo.
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GarrctfA ConDer.

M HoLESALE and retail Dealers in Dry Goods.
w Groceries, Hardware, Queensware. Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready Made Clothing, Glass,
Nails, Barrett House, Jefferson street.
Iowa. tapri as 'ss
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31
NEW GOODS T.!

ID ECElVED this day and now opening fresh
stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardtcare, Ready
Mede Clothing, Boots and Shoes, etc, all Of which will
be sold at the lowest pricesby ALFRED CLARKE
N. B.--A superior article Of PLoUGHs, which
warranted to give satisfaction, hand and for sale
by Imarch %, 1891 ALFRED CLARKE.
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IAPANNELL WARE: Sugar Buckts, tea and SUI
- gar canisters. dredge boxes, tumbiers, moasses
cups, sugar bowls, pepper boxes. toy cups, spit
toons, candesticks, ETC.. for sale cheap by
may 10, 40 JOHN G.. FOOTE
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DONNETS; Florence braid; China pearl Rutland.
ID straw and lawn Bouncts, new styles, just OPEN
ed and fer sale very cheap by : .s
april IS. $40 J. G.. L.t-MAS & Dpo.
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and low priced Straw Hats, children's Hats ETC. etc
The foregoing, in addition to the stock on hand,
it is believed, will afford variety sufficiently large
and full for the trade. J.S.&
Burlington, Iowa, May 81. 1919.
A List Of Dadd's Horse. CitlIe and Sheep NIedi-
cines, for sale by E. L. Gay, sole agent for Iowa.
A lucrative powders, good for diseases OF
n skin, hide bound, etc; Physic balls, useful in
infiamatory complaints; Tonic powders. for general
debility, bad condition. etc: Fever powders, for al
laying fever and infamitory symptoms; Worm pow
ders, for removing worms, Duretic or wine pow
ders, for distractions of the kidneys; Heave pow
ders for heayes coughs, broken and thick wind Dis
temper powders for prevention and cure Of distem-
pers; Horse iniment for spavins, sprains enlarged
joints, etc., Cordial drink for increasing the appe
te Healing balsaIn for cuts. wounds, saddle gals,
bruises Liquid blister for blis,ellng and eounterir
ritation; Embrocation for threats, strange
catarih, colds, ETC.; Hoof ointment for brittle hoofs
sand cracks, lameress, ETC.; Wash for insmed eyss
ointme Mt for mango, scratches, sores, ETC.; Oint
ment for growth Of hair.
Pamphlets giving full accounts Of the diseases of
horses, cattle and sheep, with directions. given
way. Huntington. may ~. Isis
NOTICE.--All persons indebted to Vim Garrett
Y & Co., will find their notes and accounts with
p. Rorer, Esq, or the undersigned, and are remind
ed that they have been due for long time and fur
Their indulgence win not he given. So if you wish
to save costs. call and settle up.
may 81. lsis wM GARRETT.
@-M.@ FOuND.-A pair OF speetacles were
X TX found short time since. The can
have them by proving and paying for this adver
tisemest. May 81, 40
l>UPERIUR VARNISH : bbl. No. 1 Furniture
cVarnish; Dbl. Japan varnish, Dbl. superior
Coach Earnish, for sale by fmy 81 F TAIEANI
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TANCY GOODS and Trimmings: silk and Btrage
J. shawis berage scarfs, colored FLORENCE: blue
and white satin. linen fringe; Velvet buttons. Bon
net buttons, latest Styles Satin and maitua ribbons,
just opened and for sale by J. G. LArMAN & BIO
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Just received and for sale

aPTO HE. LADIEsLK
/ CST received, an extensive assortment OF the fin
y est quality of perforated paper, comprising the
bronze, gold. silver, plan etc. Also, great vari-
ETY. of perforated cards, bristol board and drawing
paper, at the Burlington Book store, of the
Barrett House. Tapril &c, 1876
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hREsS GOODS; French and organdie lawns; lin
- en- berages and ginghams NJ dc LANES. gingham
lawns; super French ginghams silk tissues: HIST
opened and for sale by {a26) ]. q. LAtMAS & BRo
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New StOre-.EdWard Wallis,

T'oBACCo.-4o boxes assorted Virginia and NO.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-07
THE AFFECTIONS OF THE
RIGHTEOUS

Every one that gets to the throne
must put their foot upon the thorn, We
must taste the gall if we taste the glory.
Whom God justffes by faith, he leads in
to fluctuations also. When God brought
Israel through the Red Sea, he led them
into the wilderness; so when God saves
a soul he tries it. He never gives faith
without trying it. The way to Zion is
through the valley of Baca. You must
go through the wilderness of Jordon, if
you are to COME to the land of Promise.
Some believers are much surprised when
they are called to suffer. They Thought
they would Do some great thing for God !;
but all that God permits them to do is
to suffer. Go round to every one in
glory-every one has different story,
yet every one has tale of suffering.
One was prosecuted in his family, by his
friends and companions; another was
visited with sore pains and humbling dis,
case, neglected by the world; another
had all these Affections meeting in one
deep called unto deep, Mark, all are
brought out of them. It was dark
cloud, but it passed away the water was
deep, but they have reached the other
side. Not one of them blames God for
the road he led them: tsSalvation" is
their only cry. Is there any one of you,
dear children, murmuring at your lot /?
Donot sin against God. This is the way
God leads all his redeemed ones. You
must have a palm, as we'll as white robe. |
No pain, no palm; no cross, no crown
no thorn. no throne; no gall, no glory.
Learn to glory in tribulations also. 'I
reckon that the sufferings of this present
time are not worthy to be compared with
the glory that shall be revealed in u.s."
NJ Cheyne.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-07
No. 4. WHOLE No. 1910.
aartrMItur
New england Falr;mIers.

Many thousand farmers in New Eng:
land rear large families, pay all then
debts and taxes promptly, live indepen-
IDENTITY, well clothed, well housed, and
well fed, on farms of fifty acres. The
plea is, that these people LABOR severely.
This is great mistake. They have
much because they wasteno time. Win
them there is ga place for everything
and everything in its place." Their hor-
ses, cattle, tools, and implements, are at
tended to with clock like regularity
Nothing is put off till tomorrow that caA
be done to-day. Economy is wealth, and
system affords ease These men are SET
dom in hurry, except in harvest time.
And in long winter evenings, or severe
weather, which forbid employment out
OF doors. one makes corn brooms, anoth
err shoes, third is acarpenter, cooper OF
tailor-on one woman spins, another weayes,
and a third plaits Leghorn bonnets."
And the families thus occupied are the
most healthy and cheerful in the world.
1t is easy with them to reduce their wish
es and wants to their means, and to ex.
tend their means to their wishes.
Penn. Agraculturalsst.
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TEG POgT's CORMRR.
RESIG NATION,
BY HENRY W. LoNGFETAoW.

There is no flock, however watched and tended
But one dead lamb is ther.!
There is no Preside, howso'er defended,
But has one vacant chair!
The oir is full CT farewells to the dying,
And MORNINGS for the dead:
The heart Of Rachel for her children crying,
Will not be cOmforted!
Let US be patient! these severe Affections
Not from The ground arise,
But oftentimes celestial benedictions
Assume the dark disguise.
We see but dimly through the mist and
vapors-
Amid these earthly damps
What seem to as but funeral tapers,
May be Heavens distant lamps.
There is no Death! what seems SO is tradi =
This life of Mortal breath
Is but suburb of the life elysian,
Whose portal we call Death.
She is not -dead-the child Of our affection
Bat gone unto that school,
Where she no longer needs our poor protection,
And Christ himself Go h rule.
In that great cloister's stiffness and seclusion
By guardian angels led,
Safe from temptation, safe from sims pollution,
She lives whnm we cali dead.
Day after day we think what she is doing
In those bright relams of air
Year after year, her tender steps pursuing,
Behold her grown more fair.
Thus DO we walk with her and keep unbroken
The bond which nature gives,
Thinking that our remembrance though un-
spoken
May reach her where she lives.
Not as child shall we again behold her
For when with raptures wild
In Our embraces we again enfold her,
She will not be child
But fair nader, inher Fathers mansion,
Clothed with celestial grace
And beautiful with all the SOULS expansion
Shall we behold her face.
And ahoagh al TINES, fFi.re tuous with emotion
And anguish long suspended.
The swelling heart heaVes moaning like the
ocean
That cannot be al rest
We will be patient! and assuage the feeling
We cannot wholly stay
BY silence sanciiiying, not concealing
The grief that must have sway.
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petrating, u tempest burst forth, such as
had not been known since that hurricane
which had ragged round the death.be of
Cromwell. The oppressed Puritans
reckoned up, not without gloomy salts
faction the houses which had been blown
down, and the ships which had been cast
away, and derived some consolation from
thinking that Heaven was bearing awful
testimony against the iniquity which af-.
ficted the earth. Since that day no wo-
man has suffered death in England for
any political offence.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-07

TEE Poor BOYS CoLLEcE.-"The print
ing Office" says The New York Globe, "has
indeed proved better college 10 many a
poor boy,-has graduated more useful and
members Of society-has
brought more inteIlect, and turned into prae-
tical. useful channels, awakened more mind,
generated more active and elevated thought,
than any Of the literary colleges of!he coun-
try. How many a drone has passed through
college with no tangible proof t his fitness
other than bis inanimate piece Of parch-
ment, himself more inanimate than his
leathern diploma! There is something in
the very atmosphere Of a printing Office cal
culated TO awaken the mind and inspire a
thirst for knowledge. A boy Who common
ees in such a school will have his talents
brought cut, II he has no mind to be drawn
out, he will Be driven out.