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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02
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ffosrEcTs ~ CttFoHsiA -JAc0u b.
hogpr, Esq formerly of Sew Il-f-psh.rr, bat
nov Postmaster % San Francisco, California,
hRs wItrH LISTER 60 lhe New Hampshire
salcsman, from which tho following extract
10 taken. NJ Moore 10 m observing aud ia,
ieltgrnt man, and 10 capable of Turning o
Pfruy correct estimate pf Tho state Of tbings
and the prospects a. California We do not
hriIrvr more Than one 20 twenty oflbr GOLD
diggers succeed better, ail things considered,
than do those who remain ~ the States but
The success of that ono h lrumpelrd abroad in
lhe eufs ofthuuands, while the 10 lock oftho
uIHstreu 10 seldom knnsH, - Unknown, 10 sell
dom mentioned 4 rrront letter from the
"diggngs,' from one Of ouF tawnsmeR, who
has been there about ton months, Gays the az,
eragr per man 10 20 more Than $500 per day
10 addition, u IL now eell understood, that
the el'mus is destructive 10 lfe and healthy
good oonslilutions.And physical ygor afford
no guaranty from 10 elects, but to the ca,
tact Mr. Moore says
81 have he'd the pleasure Of sewing good
many New. Hampshire mfu hcfr-inasl nf
whom have done and are dong wrN while
oihffh tAFc htth airL, pr have returned Lpup
! 10y advice wefr auked, ! would advise %"
ore a. come hire who IL doing well, ur,iH we'll
III AZ home. Money H. made here by % Nero
direct process II dgFiuF It from The earth,
but 10 lt after 81 uncertain whether thr same
effort, rich, and tnd NJ home could not accom-.
lllsh qmio a. much. spcculatprs and pam.
,lrrs, cunning and shfrwd men, aro those
who niakr the moot money here, bust aa they
ln iu the AtAirai aHd ifanl all he inflammation
have been able % ubiata, I tliuL lAe proper.
hon hrfc OF tbr sucrcssiul and unfortunate, DO
'Dy much lhc same 90 al hone.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02
NEXT TUESDAY, MARCH TIE s1r
PAssUMrslc RAILROAD.

The prospects Of Tho R1,l Road were rover
better Than at the present time. ALTHOUGH,
We amount Of agricultural product. was great.
~ deprecated hy the severe drought lot
summer 90 that this ilcm Of frcigh, is lee.
'han The probable average ior year, Co come.
yet the receipts TOR shc month. ~ DcermLrr
and Jonuaty, exceed the receipts Tor the cor.
responding months year ago, ~ more than
ice. thousand do'iays, aud the indication, or o..
corresponding increase durur tho vcfr,pg
year urr-vrry cirHr-
Thre can be very lulc doul, rh4t the D,.'
tcotors will Ice able TO declare caih diyidchds
hereafter, cqual,al least, to siS por cent per
nnnum" \
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02
lNAsnINGro>, Feb. %, -

pNAsHiNGTON, / ch. -, -.
Southern Taeiies- Obsruciing hs btioEeI .
Congress The threatened CrsM opr,or4'
-Erciicment and desperation Of The So"
The long threatened game of oh>ac
"ns begun on Monday last. The South ;oA
ground against tho admission Of Calpun
And as II IS manifest that that ADMISSION c.H'
rro' prevented nv -vutiug IN the 'f'-''
question, they directed their tactics nerctab!
to iho programme laid down in Mr. cling
mans speech They went through g
yvtTuttU N riirrrrt-1y NH = Z,
as you will have seen. in making yeNa'.'
calls for The ycns and nays on motions 10 .-
lourn, aud those of n similar intent.
Southern members promise TO renew us
game us oitcu as the question OF Caai
',il4I4a i!iay ..i1 Ia =
unIll the majority are brought tniicrrs
AS yyr trvu ti1r rtrrtTrutiurr of vrrtr,'- -
thern meu WHO lead of in tie present ,r''.t
that the admission of California will Dc .'
signal ior dissolution, aud MS resistance 1911
is chosen 10y the whole South as tAe I''.t
upon which to make their stand, we an o.
course upon the borders ofthe great 'rh,'
The North has marched up with al . .',
ccS To Tint line, which is now maI'-d a. '''
line of demnrcntop, to cross winch ".-'
all the threatened perils OF which 80 ',-''
has been suid. The North aud South "t'.
meet hand to hand. md face 10 iarr, on NV
question of admitting the first STATE ''. w..
ont of the territories nrqatfed by Us -''V''
Mexico.
III throwing herself into tbs advanced Y,
siiou, the South has Disappointed ana ' r,,..I
ed many Northern men, who, for pun
purposes, willingly court her alliance tLr.
nre disposed 10 MD ia. the settlement
territorial question according to her " ,,.o,
But by this rank movRlent. these n',"I g
driven over lo the opposite side'-'"''Il' ,. IN.
single handed, sInkcs' her nil upon '''
lorn hope, and braves the ineNliao'e ''S
In tho ordinary progress OF hHS'o'S'' tob.
der the rules of the House, the process ,,.r,
struction can be carried to almost any ,,s,,
And II takcs two-lhirds nf The menu ocs
suspend or recind any existing rue 49,.
fhh Of the House. or:i6rty six nemOfl.','555
insist upon a call OF the yeas anu t''fr =, h..
any motion, and may thus, by making ".,,.,;
definite series Of vexations notions a
buaincss indefinitely. The noio'"e P,." ma.
Messrs Clugmnn s. Go. IL tn put lu,' N,
chinery in motion, aud notonly PreNr", NJ
admission NJ California, but The PHs'oe
The geucrnI appropriation h''' '''" w.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

''u'1pWipU,' u ir Idr.-rA Dsl / rrpcat
''W ufrsi"u, rupuu-t IIH WlluDl FotIso
".fuuli rIraf It's iar lur trItrd iur %
rrrrrHiH, udrp1irW state notion, hy WY
81 resistance, 90 lllu Hrliuu ul tuugrrrs, call
tlHsnipuiinn ~ what yuu piUusef M, sir
moi gt The Constitution hns pro, idrd 10
r'mrdV lhe lIAmrrs Of tlut instrument, Gre-
nrriuE Hat there ulgu Boz % d,ilTrucp ul Co.
lIulnu iu drhnlug precisely lhu puNrrs con.
4rrrrd Wy h., hn'n provided a peaceful lribu-
uul iur ihs adjustment ni each CONFERENCE.-The
-llIbl triluld which sts in ihe chamber
irluw 40, Mr. 'resldeulir hu Supreme CouuLJ
Il b. ipr lllnm "a pass on llIu validity ot these
-sftiiHHHer-,
slr, we we're lulI -YFHsrduy TINT ws hnd
frHliug a. do Niih iliuir decisions Hint we
s,rH go tnluW oar own oginiuu, without re-,
pnrl 90 thoir uJludirufinus, md uro 90 hn
guided snlhy liy our own Judgment An
This nsfF hr irru ~ u.roruiu cEiruf IN Civ
NIX nur votes inrr, We are guided hY the de
rnlaa Of Gus uwU judgments, mad we iurp
our own uuiuluHE ni whit ~ constitutional
t.nl What II uori huI siy,, when lHw ronies
~ hH rupcied, Hud the question whether lbul
lap - f',,-stii
ri.'nn uf TIM tribunal, whether Il - OF J. Hui
constitutional, binds The government, and
dnridss HE Executive whether 90 pa ihe
iAh iu lufre o. unl. II lhh decision u ala
,rrrr-o t,c hw, lhu law ilsell ~ ubrogmcd,
glrluily aud n effect, by the decision Oflhis
lrbuUul Sui, not tie path before ~ plniuT
Wiru ,lie Judgment Of lhls body add Tie
,rslcr II house IL passed upon Ibis subject, aud
flto Wil1pE proyiso IN adopted, II Tie consli-
uliOunlity Of lie cuuclmrut IN doubted, here
SOL { constitutional tribunal to sclllo lhe qucs.
sinH.
Nov, rir, viii or viii not Inc North and
SpuHi both submit ~ it, decision P Miii e.
'Tlcr pary utlclupt 10 decide on ,bc coustiiu-
iirunliiy lliu law iu anticipation of the de-
"i-ion 81 this tribunal, uud scl that decision
~ d"Gmp~'7 Slr repeat, that oven when
nlnse nIGhHirc., offensive ~ they may bc re-,
pnttlrd ~ some quarters, urr passed. here,
the time itr rrrt~'uurt- W. my -'''h-r rh-ir-
1hsU iu following Out the remedies provided
~ the Constitution has not yet arrived
when the drrision of tint tribunal /, pro.
Snudcrd, s'.ould II establish tho power iur
switch we at the North contend, II viii then
lee iully IN SEASON. pnrlS oHoupl, Tor tie gen.
Nrmru oftlto Snulh Ia begin tucaculbte tho
value ofEiv Juipu, Gud determine whether
'h'y eau my lndgcr live under II, ns oSpoup-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02
TIE EMNir. rnN-

We learn, Is raging to an alarming extent, in
the towns Of Elmorc and Morrist1wn, IN Ia.
noble County About three weeks since a
young lady!rom Morristdwn, whose IA thcr had
returned from Canada with the disease upon
him, attended ball at EInorc Some two
weeks "ttrr this circumstance there was a gen.
cral breaking out Of the disease taken at ia,
ball Last Monday there were four deaths.
and many persons are IN critical condition
The roads IN these towns and vicinity are
closed to Jewellers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

80 accordance with an cIpr0saau OF me- MIN
ofhf good PeoF'eT at the polls, waa this thing
dpno. IeH uHot in Gah In lhr oErra.arof
all due charity, wo could hardly refrain ifom
ayowing our fuli belief, that those who had
'hus opened ihe Good gales Of ruin upon the
land were guilty Of our ruined bralhefa blood
j. PS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

w h o KILLED Himf

Like thousands or others he died b} inlem,
pcmuee. Some charge bic death upon that
retailer from whose hand bee had been acous.
toned 20 receive uc poisonous cup. And no
doubt The retailer Nas o principal agent ~ &C
fcinF tia, poor man's RUN. Bot should hr
alone stand ,n heated An, no Upon the
tkir'H Of olhrr' also may be found that VIC.
Tuna blood
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

Nor Teur The statement cent abroad 90,
yer the County BY tho Washington Icttcf
writer's, that thrTc was difficulty IN tho Cab.
net, growing out Of ihe Nicaragua question, 10
positively eontrad,cted The utmost harms.
ny cTats GCr-T-T nc 'rT'r----.rnt and each
member Of he Cabinet ltn further stated
that ihr l"t"s of Ifrsty, urfrrd upor.
d course, By lbe British MiHnlcrat Wathiug
ton and our Government, wont out by the
l1st steamer, aud that lbc rights Of our ooun,
ty involved ~ the controversy, arc fully sr
cured
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

II The remains Of Mrs Simmons, the la
menird consort of Capt Bezer Simmons, have
been conveyed to Woodstock her native town,
to be buried, agrceubiy to her request, by the
side Of her brother. Mrs Simmons died in
San Francisco in April last.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

DaowSEn An lr,shman, at work on tho
Railroad, at or near Stevens Village, in Bar.
net on Tuesday last, was drowned in the
Connecticut River. He stopped to drink
from hole IN The ice, the ice gave way aud
he slipped in; and under the ice IN such n
manner TO make it impossible to save him
or 20 recover his body
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

W Mr. Downs, Of Louisiana, MIR Berrcn.
of Georgia, and Mr. Jefferson Days, Of Miss.
issippi, have occupied siS days in the United
States Senate to prove that MIR Clay plan
for a oompromise is all against tie South and
in favor Of the North
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02
a FoX STORY

Last week, in the town Of Nowbury, fox
hunter with Two hounds, got upon the track
Of poor insi whien was pursued until towards
The close Of lhs day. Fox found matters were
drawing 10 a desperate oTiss with him-aGd
Iusi tat this time The whistle Of the HallfoaG
Tain was heard, whom ho struck % in the
direction, and approached the Track, just 40
The lrpu came up, aud leaprd Il immediately
preceding The Engine, aud lho two hounds
close ~ pursuit Each hound was caught by
the wheels Of the EngIne-tho mrrmost lost
about foot Of bic tail and the one ~ tho rear
was cut OF Just behind his hips-nnd Oft went
foT "alune iu he glory However impfpba-
bic tbs may apRear, We are assured by d.,
rector nilhn Road, that II u a fact
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

u, The Legislature of Indiana, in ,,rot,t;t,,-
divorces, alix the provso that The party an.
plying shall not contract marriage during his
or her life, with another person than the one
from whom he or she is divorced.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

~ Cen Chase, elected one Of the Diree.
tors OF The Pnssumpsjc Bank at the first meet
ing Of the Stockholders, holden 4 urina -lia all
scnec from. the State, declines, we understand,
accepting the Office. 1t dcvolvcs upon the
Board Of Directors to ill the vacancy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

IL newspaper cOlled the Green Noun
tain Eagle and Epea Fellows Gazette, has
been established at Wilmington, this Sntc.-
The prime object Of the paper seems to be to
expose the secrets and dcnouncc the priooi.
plea ,ef Odd Fa4ln wShiP, .Fse-raaonry, the
order of the Sons of Temperance and all 9th.
er secret societies
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

11r Twenty one deaths from Cholera occur
red inst Louis, during the week ending Jan.
l3-In ls4o, there were 1890 deaths IA that
city, oc which A,lii were If Cholera
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02

~ One hundred aud sixty.Cour negroes,
liberated by the late Jacob Wood, Of Georgia,
have arrived at Savannah, and viii aal in
&c " dayn for Liberia.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-07-25
IMPORTANT NEWS.

4 MAJ 4 = New Ofte0uss Suiy
s,., .ection was held to-day to ill four vacancies
-. I. legislature, which resulted 10 the choice OF
~ as. ma ous Democrat. But few voters on eth.
SO 49,. ercemsnt absovbs much general converse.
- 1890 (seIiux exists and leads to approximations
~ Scus consequences. Public meetings have been
t1 ~ Ao,onio and on the battle ground OF San Ia
~ r..elu,ioos passed denouncins in strong terms
- .ll;oveament, and calling on the Governor to
- ~. s..ta F. in a state Of open insuarsction.
tssp arrival 81 Steamer America.
$500 Halifax, July IS.
,.A.vt Peel was killed on 2sth Of June by
y. thrown from his horse. Speculation is rife
bens =. .rohable effect his death will have on the
y .r AZ affairs; the general belief appears to be
pos' ~ event will rather strengthen than weaken
49, 49, s.;ticn Of the present Ministry.
Ne rps.ants from Lisbon state that great excite
Ae..ssvailed in consequence Of the arrival Of an
neN.;c.. squadron in the Tagus to enforce the
-" - he Uaited States. Twenty-o days were
ah. ~ the American com nander lor reply
.sre entertained of refusal; it is said that
- .. s..tussese government had determined to re-
- the demand.
~ y. growing crops Of grain throughout the king
= sco,iaue promising, although the harvc.t may
',.,., than an average season.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-07-25
,s..,i.s q che Burlington Bar.

~. -.e,sg &c the members ofthe Burlington Bar
~ H..rs Grimes Stars Office on the ed, for the
II suitably expressing their regret Tor the death OF
es.shs, JA1xs +. STEPHENS Esq, on motion Of Nj.
em.;., 4. D. STOCKTON Esq. was c allied to the
E..A 1.nA sLgs II. PAELPs. appointed Secretary.
,s..io. off, w. t;nines ESQ.,, the following gentle
- ,pooiuted committee 10 prepare resolutions
s;.s ofthe sense OF the meeting, viz: Messn J. NJ.
Ss,ss,. D. Rorer and NJ. ID. Brown'ns.
...ittee reported the following preamble and
..,s,;s,x which agreed to
%Sss.ss i has pleased Almighty God to call from ..
- 4. IN, lamented brother James +. Stephens, ESQ.,
ws sincerely dspiors this sad event as ere.
- vod IN the circle and as falling with,
S.f.l effect spoa wife ana infant chiid-thereore,
r.slved that since his admission 10 the Bar We have
,..,sd with pleasure, the uniform correctness OF de-
1900 which ma ked his characte: as member o!the
.5,,sjon that deeply regret that one who gave
1890 efs much promise for the future, IN the RAPIDLY
i.r.eD;ss powers Of his understanding and who was daily
a,s to his reputation By the acquisition OF ne friends
ls.i have been % suddsnyaad unexpectedly summoned
hsn midst.
Rssoyed that orr heartfelt sympathes are extended to
~ deepv Afflicted wife ofonr late brother. May she
"a n Inc religion, comfort and support
vh;ch the offerings ofendshp, however iervent in their
e,ssrs, arc incapable to bestow.
Rssolvsd, Thst the Chairman Of this meeting oe in.
r,etsd 70 present copy Of these proceedings to the
videw Of oar late brother.
a notion Resolved that the newspapers Of this city
= ,sssssed 10 publish the foregoing proceedings.
a notion, the meeting adjourned.
c. H. PnsIrs, Secy. L. d. STOCKTON. Chm.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-07-25
IL a Es e EFT HOUSE
oRNER OF THIRD AND JEFFERSON SHEETS,
. BURLINGTON, IOWA. :

~ -. ~ = y md JEFF EWSUN STREE II,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
THIS large and splendid House ba, rb,nped
hahds anu been retted, and all the latest improve
ments are being introduced that are to be found in
the Hotels in the East, and the ARRANGEMENTS are
such as cannot fail to please. .sa..
1t is the determination Of the proprietor that the
Barrett House shall be second to none in all that
pertains to the character OF a first rate House. and
it will be his especial care that the traveller shall
receive every accommodation. .-
Visitors from the South and elsewhere, can at all
times be furnished with pleasant and airy rooms.
Families Will also be taken as permanent boarders.
d. X. CARAVAN, Proprietor.
N. B.-Large and commodious stabling is at
tached, for the accommodation OF those travelling
by pri, ate COM eyances. (may %, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-07-25
HARDW ARE.


their line, and which they offer at such prices
as will successfully compare with those of any
Hardware House in st Louis. The attention OF
purchasers is particularly reqneScd'o our stock OF
BUILDING HARDWARE,
Among which may be found several STYLES of
trout and chamber door locks never before oifered
in Iowa.
New style store door New style rim 10 ok S, min
locks, keys; eral knobs;
New novelty store door New style rim lever locks
locks, white knobs; Mortice lock s,with white
Novelty store door locks, and dark knobs;
dark knobs; Patent rim Latches;
Dead rim door locks; do mortice. do
Russell, Erwin& Co's new do sliding, DO
sly lie store locks,2keys do Drop do
and white knobs,splen- do Norfolk do
did article; Square do
Front door locks, with Common thumb do
white knobs aud silver Store foor do
mounings; Rim lock and latch;
Cottage locks andlatchcs Hinges, screws, etc ETC.
Also. new styles of closet, cupboard and che ST
locks; Window blind fasts; Cupboard catches; Sa h
locks Ja?paned and brass wardrobe hooks; Pat. AK
lie pnllies. shutter lights and screws Brass plush
bolts; Complete sets Of sliding door furniture ETC.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Roller buckles; Japanned breast hooks;
Mafingaie rings; Top props. rein snaps;
Japanhed Tefrets; Halter &bree hing rings
do carriage knobs;I Union and roller web;
do halter bolts; Floor oil cloth;
do swivels; Curtain oil do
Together with complete as sortment of Carriape
trimmings and Saddlers' Tools.
LAMPS AND GIRANDOLES
A most complete and beautiful assortment of
Lamps and Girandoles, consisting in part of
Girandoles and lights Side lamps, gilt and la
gilt and silvered; PANIED;
Solar lamps, plain and cut Hand lamps;
Globes; Britannia. brass and ia
Hungary lamps; PANIED candles ticks;
BRITANNIA WARE.
Britannia copper pots; Britannia Pitchers;
do tea do do pocket TASKS:
do sugar bowls; do goblettunbrrs
do table castors; do candlesticks;
Also, complete sets of Britannia Tea Ware,
CUTLERY.
Table cutlery; Butchers Knives;
Pocket do Shoe do
~ TOOLS for Carpenters, Cabinet Makers,
Coopers, BlaCksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Also. carriage springs Iron axles; Gardening
tools; Pruning knives and shears; Hay knives Pa
tent pumps; Straw knives; Lead pipe; Porcelain
sauce pans; Shovels and tongs; Andirons; Smooth
ing Irons: Hair, cloth, tooth, shaving, wall, scrub
and painters Brushes: Razor strops; Rogers shaw
ing cream; Fancy soaps; Prescription scales; Gun
locks; shovels; Spades; Hoes; Rakes; Mill and Gross
cut Saws; Juniata Nails, etc. etc.
Devotiug our attention exclusively to Hardware,
are satisfied that we can suit purchasers, both
in quality and price. Don't forget to call at the
BURLINGTON HARDWARE STORE,
april IS, 1850 No 2, Jefferson street
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-07-25
THOS. W. NEWMAN.
JSs W. NEWMAN WNs
Newman IL Graf
FIRST BLOW AT THE

House.
FIRST BLOW AT THE ---
Z y + + 4 T. Nj ONOP OLY!!!
w Fare now selling at the People. Store, on
w Main street, next the Market House
lbs Coffee for dollar; u lbs sug ar for doIar4
1G lbs new rice do Pure starch for 10 ais
No. Coeola'e 90 cts lh Prime Molass.. btsa GAL,
sold at one dollar per lh.) so cents Is.
Best Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, rs cts ID.
DO Boston saieratus, 10 cts lib.
And we offer as great inducements to the cash bur
er in the purchasing Of ....5
Fancy Gry Goods, Hardware, Qucensware.
Doors. SHOES, HATS, CARS n BosNETs.
Terms, Cash.-All goods marked in plain figures
from which we will make ahatc mt, 90 that the
most simple person buy from Us on 40 good
terms as the most experienced. -. 5~e III -ag "a
Burlington, may 2, 1850 NJ. l. Fl. SCOTT
EFMind, Main street, nextthe Market House.
FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY,
Under the Barrett House, Jefferson ST.. Burlington.
-, MRS MCDONALD. resre ctfuly annources
W tn the Ladies Of Burlington ana vicinity that
ny She has just returned from the City Of New
York. with splendid surtms Mt of The choice sc
GOODS. exclusively for ladies' wear, which she
can sell at the lowest pos sh!o prices-as her rur-
cheses were all made with cash. Her stock con-
sists in part as follows:--
Flowers, feathers ard laces Of all kinds;
Fancy Dress Goods. @*
De lanes, barages. Alhertines, Labrador lawns;
Silks and safins very richl varying in prices from
large lot of Mourning Goods, barred mnslins,
Bonnets of every description, such rs French
lace, Albino, chip, Jenry Lind, English straws and
a variety of other Braids. =, a~ a ta@H-
COMBS of shell, silver and imitation she'll.
Collars, cuffs, Infants waists, etgings and other
Embroidery. ....=, $685. .a
GLOvES.-Ladies and childrens Kid,Lisle thread
and other cotton Gloves. ~r".n t.= .@s
Hosiery, pocket hdkfs. French kid slippers;
Buskins and walking shoes, Superior articles
Childrens and Infants shoes or every kind; typ
Zephyr w"rsted, worsted. needless
Canvas Embroidery Patterns, etc. etc. ..aE
RIBBONS Of the most elegant description;
Collars from IL and half cents to 81 so; =
Curls hraids. bands Of all shades and colors, sui.
gble for old and yourg;
Pcrfunery, 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 the
most beautiful Patterns for dresses, mantillas,
Capes, coaks, caps and robes, from the most fash
ionabe Milirers and Dress Makers in the city or
New York. Her arrange ments are such that she
will be constantly receiving direct from New York.
the latest styles Of goods, ana she is de sirous Of
meriting continuance of the patronage which has
heretofore been so literally bestowed (may 1920
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-07-25
lNGTON CLOTHING EMPORIUM!
sss.iEzTi Ess.sSs--s Ali
$500. .5tSvy--.r u Y Y. ,y--s.e,-.t

Jefferson street, between Main and Third. north
side. two doors above ]. s. SChramrl's.
BARIAINSl! BARGAINS!!!
I II. HElNSHEIHER Y CO are now opening a
y new and splendid stock of SPRING AND SUM-
MER CLOTHING. consisting Of every variety
Our stocks are well made and of the latest fash
ions, which we will sell CHEAPER than any other
establishment west of the Ale chcny Mountains.
Persons who are in want OF Clothing, cannot put
their time to better than by calling and making
liberal purchases.
F15- Remember and call at the BURLINGTON
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, the only establishment
where real bargains are to be had.
Burlington. april rs. 1850. J. Fl. II. co