Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-28
ppospEcTus OF THE REPUBLIC.

The undersigned will, on the 18th day Of June
next begin the publication in the City of Washing
ton of daily Wing Administration paper, to be call
ed THE REprBLIc, the editorial supervision and
management Of which win be committed to the ex-
elusive care Of ALEXANDER c. BuLLlrr and JOHN
o. SARGENT.
THE REPUBLIC will give to the principles upon
which the administration of GEN. TAYLOR came IN
to power a cordial, jealous and constant support.
1t will be faithful record OF the times; 1t VIII dls-
cuss public measures in an impartial ana lhdepehd-
ent spirit; it will be vehicle OF the latest ana most
authentic information; it will be, IN word, point
ica new spaper, devoted to the lberalzng ana pro-
sressive doctrines which prevailed in the late Pre-
sdental canvass to the interests Of labor, as de-
veloped in the wants of agriculture, commerce and
manufactures and to the cause OF literature, SCH
ence, and general intelligence.
THE REPUBLIC will acknowledge no allegiance cX-
cent to the country. II will aim to merit the conf
dence and support of the American People. II will
be the organ Of person or party, or fraction OF
party in that compulsory sense which would him
der it from speaking boldly and candidy to the Peo-
pie about whatever it concerns them to know.
THE REPUBLIC will be printed upon double
royal sheet, in new, large, clear, readable type.
Besides the Daily paper, there will be published
a Tri-weekly and Weekly Republic, made up OF tho
most interesting and important matter OF the Daiiy
issue. TERMS:
For the Daily Republic go
For the Tri-weekly
For the weekly
trnsmit us $40 shall have six copies of the U'eek'y
Republic sent to such persons as he may direct;
and SIS will entitle Postmaster to three copies OF
the 7li-reel!y paper.
No paper will be sent unless the order Is accom-
panied by the money.
All Communications upon business must De aa-
dressed to- GlDEoN q W.
Washington City may ls4s may 24-st
THE subscribers beg leave to apprse the citizens
l. Of Burlington and the surrounding country that
their buyer has just returned from the Eastern cues
and manufacturing districts, and from the ldea IN
Europe that upon the elevation OF
GEN TAYLOR 70 Power a HIGH TARIFF
would be enforced on llknds of Foreign goods,thc
French and English manufacturers have inundated
the American market with their productions, so that
we have been enabled to buy for cash
UNUSUALLY Low,
and have accordingly purchased large Stock ofthe
NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
styles of goods in the Eastern cities consisting In
part of the following articles, VIZ:
Linen Ginghams, lustres and lawns, for LADIES'
wear) super green and NaZarene blue baraishes dor
ladies' walls and hndllfs) black and fancy coFd de-
LANES, alpaccas and pongees, black second mourn
ing and fancy coed lawns and barashes, flor ladies'
wear;) Black and fancy copd silks; black and fancy
cold fringes for ladies' dresses white cotton FIRM
ges braids etc.; Gnghams. lawns and cambrics; Or
gandse lawns and silk tissues dor ladies' dresses
Embroidered Grape shawls; Baraishe, raw silk and
cashmere shawls; Linen long lawns and linen CAM
brio and imitation hdkfs for ladies and gentlemen
Thread laces and edgings, Bobinett edgings and la
cess Super white fancy cold and black kid gloves;
Raw silk and pic nett do fashionable bonnet rbbons
English and French a-tifcials and wreaths; Super
silk turk, satin and bingham parasos; Needle work
colleretts and bodies for infants dresses; Bleached
and brown damasS table diaper and brown and
bleached linen; damask table cloths; irlsh linens;
Yellow nankeens. black and barr'd Italian cravats;
Super white Marsailles quilts Pink, blue, white and
black Italian grapes and Grape leisseS; She'll and
fancy hair and side combs; Jaconett and cambria
musns. A large lot ofnew style prints, very cheap;
Gold MKT, cadet MKT grey and Oxford MKT tweeds,
with good assortment Of other summer wear for
gentlemen; Ladies' carpet satchells; Fishing lines
and hooks Large pier looking glasses; Toilet and
stand glasses, ETC.. etc.
We respectfully request an inspection of our
Stock which we can safely say comprises all the
novelties of the season, which we will sell at Eas-
tern prices adding carriage.
SCOTT. WHITEHEAD & CO.,
Burlington Emporium, No. IL, Jefferson street.
Burlington, Iowa, may 3. 1919.