Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-08

j.. M. NceIy.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Burlington, Iowa
occupied by Geo. Bickhahn. tmsy soy
Drs Lowe & McLarcR,
T7AyE associated for the practice Of Medicine
T. and Surgery. Ea-Oitice on Third street, nesr-
" opposite the Barrett House. tmsy 30, go
DIR yOhn III. EauCh.
OFFERS his Professional services to the eiii-
Ozens of Burlington and vicinity. tmay 20, 80
Ii-He may be found at the Barrett House.
FIRST BLOW At THE
COZ F EE MON 10 O L VII!
WE are now selling at the Peoples store, on
w Main street, next the Market House,
% II, Coffee for dollar s suss f for % aS
No. cocola,e, cts III; Prime Molas.e. sbi. gal,
Best Young Hyson Tea in the market, usually
sold at one dollar per lb.) SO cents ID.
Best Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, rs cts o -.
DO Boston saieratus, 10 cts a 1b.
And we offer as great inducements to the cash buy
er in the purchasing Of
Fancy Try Goods, Hardware, Queenswars,
Doors, SHOES, HATS, CAPS l. BoNSE1s.
Terms, Cash.-All goods marked in plain figures
from which we will make no abatement, so shat the
most simple person can buy from us on as good
terms as the most experienced.
Burlington, may ., 1850 M. & II. SCOTT
ETMnd, Main street, nextthe Market House.
FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY,
Under the Barret HdAse, jefferson ST., Burin gton.
A-r MRS MCDONALD. respectfully announces
Ito the Ladies of Burlington and vicinity. that
Ivy she has just returned from the City Of New
York. with splendid assortme nj. of the choicest
GOODS, exclusively for Ladies' wear, which she
sell at the lowest pos sble priccs-as her pur-
Cheses were all made with cash. Her stock con-
sists in part as follows:-
Flowers, feathers ard 1aces Of oil kinds;
Fancy Dress Goods.
De LANES, barages, Albertiaes. Labrador lawns; :
Silks and satins very rch) varying in prices from
81 so to SO cents.
large lot of Mourning Goods, barred muslins,
Bonnets of every description, such as French
lace, Albino, chip Jenny Lind, English straws and
4 variety of other Braids.
COMBS of shell, silver and imitation she'll.
Collars, cuffs, Infants waists, edgings and other
Embroidery. ....
GLovES.-Ladies and chdrens Kid, Isle thread
and other cotton Gloves.
Hosiery, pocket hdkfs. French kid slippers;
Buskins and walking shoes. superior articles
Chi,drens and Infants shoes Of every kind;
Zephyr worsted, worsted, needles;
Canvas Embroidery Patterns, ETC., etc.
RIBBONS Of the most elegant description;
Collars from ~ and half cents to 81 so;
Curs, braids bands Of all shades and colors, suit
| pble for old and young; F
| Perfumery, brushes and combs, Ivory Fans;
Gold and silver Buckles, stamps for dresses, etc.
Ladies viii find her stock comprises more com
plete variety than is usually found together in one
store. She has also brought with her some OF ths
| most beautiful Patterns Tor dresses, mantillas,
capes, cloaks, caps and robes, from the most FASH
ionable Milliners and Dress Makers in the city OF
| New York. Her arrangements are such that she
will be constantly receiving direct from New York.
tho latest styles of goods. and she is DESTROYS OF
meriiIng continuance of the patronage which ha .
heretofore been so literally bestowed tmay 1880