Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-26
New Spring Goods!

BARGAINS FOR G SE!.-The Subscriber
- would respectfully inform his friends and Coun-
try Merchants generally who visit st Louis and wish
to the ssDimes'' that he is now receiving and
opening new, large and splendid Stock Of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, consisting of almost every
article in the line and more too! among which are
American, English and French Prints;
Ginghams; lawns barages; monsine de lanes;
Alpacas; silks and other styles of Dress Goods
Shawls of every descriptions;
Brown and bleached Domestics; tickings;
Driilings; denims; hickorys; checks;
sCottonades of all qualities; satinetts;
Tweeds; cassmeres: broad cloths with large
Assortment of Taior's goods. trimmings. etc.
Also; so cases Of Straw Goods comprising every va
riety of Ladys and Misses BoInets with Flowers
and Ribbons to match.
Also; 1000 dozen Mems and Boys Leghorn and
Palm Leaf Hats, all of which he is detei mined 10
sell at the lowest possible rates at the ash Jobbng
Store No. 1s6, Main street, ST Louis, Sd door be-
low Virginia Hotel. Will be receiving New Goods
every week during the season. Come and see.
Feb. % 'As-2m G. LITTLE, lse,Main st. st Louis
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
ALoNzo CHILD. ASA FARR, JR. o. w. CHILD.
1919. CHILD, FARR CO., 1919.
DIRECT Importers andWholesale Dealers in For
- eign and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery, ETC., No.
lat Main street, Saint Louis. Mo-, tTHird door
north Of the BaaS Of ssouJi.) receiving and
opening, for Spring trade the largest and ex-
tensiye assortment of Hardware before pur-
chased for this market. Our English Goods are all
of our own inportations, direct from the manufac-
turers themselves; and our American Goods pur-
chased from manufacturers at their lowest cash pri-
ces; which will enable US to sell them as low as
they can be bought in any of the Eastern cities
we feel confident that sell you goods at such
prices will fully justify you in purchasing here.
We ask you to give a trial. Among our stock
may be found, in part. the following articles viz:
1000 dozen Waldrons and other grass ,gran, hemp
and branibe Scythes
600 dozen scythe snaths
900 groce scythe stones and rifles
500 dozen hay and manure Forks
200 do sickles: 500 dozen handled Hoes
400 do Ames', Rowlands and other Spades
eco do do do Shovels
900 do Hames; 200 dozen Horse Collars
1000 Weavers' Reeds; 500 dozen Coffee Mills
500 doz. Collins Simmons. Nason's Il otaerAxes
200 do do do and other Hatchets
900 Mill Saws; 500 Cross Cut Saws
1000 dozen Curry Combs
1900 lbs. Brass Kettles and Pals
800 dozen Tea Kettles -
rs casks Ok and log Chains
100 do Trace Chains; SO casks Sad Irons
40 do Carolina Hoes: 10 do Hooks Hinges
do Mouse-hole and other Anvils
5000 lbs. Wrought and Horse Nails
400 dozen sheep Shears
500 do Knob Locks and Latches
300 do Thumb Latches
10000 groce Wood Screws
1000 dozen Cast and Wrought Butts
@ 800 do Drawing Knives
500 groce TableCutlery; 5.ooodoz Pocket Knives
500 doZ. Rogers and Wostenholm's Pen Knives
1900 do Butcher and Shoe Knives
800 do Razors and Strops
500 do Scissors and shears
$1,000 NJ Percussion Caps
Also, large uarety Of Goods suitable for the Indian
Trade. complete assortment of
Smiths bellows; screw plates; Vices; sledge Ham
mers; Counter scales; Platform balances; Planes and
Carpenters Tools Of every description; Coopers'
Tools of Kolp's and McCoy's manufacture; Needles;
Buttons; Hooks and Eyes, Fishhooks and Lines;M Mar
bes; Flints; Rifles; Shot, Guns; Pistols; variety of
GUN Trimmings. Also, sole Agents for
Weich C;riHth's (Boston) 4S and so inch Circular
5ss Sa,cs for Portable SAP Mills.
st Louis Feb. IS, 1s4S-2m c. +. Il Co