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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-14
Burlington Wholesale House.

Thorn McOwen are just receiving their fall and
winter stock OF dry goods and notions, purchased
in New York and Philadelphia, and to which they
respectfully invite the particular attention of er-
chants and Pediars their stock is well as sorte
and consists of general variety Of every thing in
the dry goods and notion line, all OF ich they are
determined to sell as low as they can be bought at
any regular house west Of New York, viz:
DRY GOODS.
90 Bales a.. A and 5-4 brown shecting;
do 81 and Al heavy DO drilling;
1900 Pieces American French and English Prints;
400 do al and A. bleached shirting;
90 do assorted Girghams;
20 do hickory shirting
30 do brown Caaton F,innsl;
80 do red yellow and white woclen do;
1875 do alpaca meriGoes and mohair lustres;
80 do fancy vest,ngs; 10 do shambrays;
QUO do shaw.s, all sorts and kinds,
Also cashneres, delains, plaid lnseys black
and dra5 cloths, fancy miN'd and black Cas- sinner s
and sattnetts, brussels carpet satchcls and sacks
carpets, canvass and paddiHgs, cloth caps, wool
gloves, fancy cap netts, barred muslins plain
jackonets, &C. &c, &c.
YANKEE NOTIONS &C.
oso'ooo q. D. gun caps; 100 gross asst side combs;
100000 S. B. & w. H. C. gun caps;
o25,00O sewing and yarn needles;
500 do patent thread:
1900 lbs. assorted blue and white cotton thre adj;
$50 great gross agate shirt buttons;
40 do 90 bone and paper suspender buttons;
100 do pearl shirt do
2l5 over do do
1875 gross assorted tuck combs;
500 dozen fine s. and S. s. do;
6l5 do gum suspenders;
1900 do spool cotton; 1000 packs pins;
300 lbs. Of pins; 1000 photographic prints;
800 dozen razor strops; 800 gross vest buttons;
Also breast pins, rings, ear rings, fancy glass
boxes, hair, cloth. TOOTH shoe and shaving brushes
beads aud bead necklaces of all kinds, G. s. plated
britannia and iron spoons, scissors, shears knives,
th,mbles, steel beads, clasps, purse twist, sewing
SILK, SILK and cotton hdk's, black and fancy silk
cravats. fish lines and hooks, all kinds of fancy
soaps G. s. and plated specks, all kinds Of pocket
and bin books, port monies, silk and cotton purses
harmonIca watches, visiting cards, OK marrow, gilt
and zinc mirrors, oclt slides, shoe laces, knitting
pins rasors, picture frames shirt studs, hooks and
eyes, ball cord, waters, Irish linen, laces, edsing
and inserting, backing, comforts, gloves and mtts
steer pens, steel and silk watch guards, states and
pencils, pocket and dressing combs, G. s. and
wood pencils, vest buckles, whale bones, Harmo.
hicas,Jews' harps &C., &C.; with great variety of
other notions too tedious to mention. Main
Street, between Jefferson and Washington.
Burllgton, Iowa, Nov. T. 1850
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CALIFORNIA BOOKS.
RAfARD Taylor's new work FL Dorado or ad-
- ventures in the path of Empire; Sights in Gold
regions; Life in California; residence among the
Gold tnders Notes OF Travel in CALIFORNIA;; Kings
California Report, etc., just received and for sale at
nov u ApRAHAMS. hook sfnrc
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SUNORlES

XII BAGS shot; 1000 lbs Boston Saleratus;
Wv 1000 lbs. cotton Yarn; 500 lbs. bar Lead;
10 bales cotton batting; boxes star Candles;
100 bags Dairy salt; 90 boxes; 10 bbls Tar;
bags Pepper; 10 boxes Fancy soap;
do spice; boxes chocolates; 100 lbs cloves;
90 lbs Nutmegs; 10 do chewing Tobacco;
700 DO Ginger; boxes smoking do
1000 do Nader; do fine cut chewing do;
200 do Spanish Float Indigo; 10 bales Oakum;
30 mats Cinnamon; rs reams wrapping PAPER;
so boxes by 10 Glass; 10 doz. bed cords;
20 do 10 by - do bales sewing Irvine;
0by Ia, IL by I6, IL by IS glass;
bales wrapping Irvine, just reed for sale by
oct -, $50 LAUMAN BRO
CS bills. rectfed Whiskey; bills. Mononge-
~ hela Whiskey, just received and for sale by
oct -, $50 &c I.rN.~N R,o
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in part, as follows:-
IS Us cashmere;
20 do sattinettS;
co co tickings X apron
checks;
70 doz. assorted WOOL
len comforts;
25 doz. hickory shirts;
% do twilled flannel
shirts and drawers;
90 dog. royal ribbed do
IS lbs. Eastern yarn, all
coiors;
100 lbs. assorted cotton
Thread;
60 do bl'k patent thread
80 children's sacks:
20 Bay State Shawls;
10 colored embroi iered
Thihet Shawls;
% silklin'd ladie s,hooas
100 pS. assorted .lannels;
80 do Kentucky Jeans;
8 doz. Fancy cravats;
90 Nictngi.es 4 cuffs;
20 Mantllia Polkas.
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Removal.

I+rHE undersigned has removed his stock OF
Goods to the Store Room, next f. Z. Gays Drug
store, where he viii be pleased to see and wait on
his old customers. He has also received on add
tiona supply of elegant Goods. Call and see.
Burlington, sept &c, 1850 ALFRED CLARKE
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Our Dry Goods consis
4 bales Osnaburg;
IS do brown shifting
all varieties:
3 bales warp Yarn;
10 do cotton batting;
35 cases American and
English Prints;
6 cases bleached shirt
ings.
$50 ps. ass'd Ginghams;
40 do do Alpaca;
10 do Lyoaese Cloth;
6 do black dress silk;
4 do changeahl do do
2 do watered do do;
4 do satin Nesting;
s do silk do
10 do worsted DO
S do bl'k silk Velvet;
Z DO Tabhy do
4 do chang'hle de lain;
4 do silk stripe do
7 do iustre do
60 do lInseys;
IL do super fine German
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-14

ALso-A general assortnent OF Ladies, Dress
Goods. Gloves. Hosiery, ETC., which we are pre-
pared to sell upon the most reaso aab,c terms.
GROCERIES.
We have just received the largest stock Of Gro.
ceries we have ever offered in this market au ony
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-14

Also, silk Vests, with the largest and most eie-
CANT assortment Of GenHemen's Fnrnisafzq Ccods
ever brought into this or any other market north
Of st Louis! Call and see for yourselves, to wit:
Fine Irish Liner shirts; Silk Drawers and Under
shirts; Flannel, wofen knit and Canton FLANNEL do.
Fancy silk and satin Crdrats and Scdrfs, Pocket
Handk erchefs, Suspenders, Socks, Gloves, Com
forts, Trunks and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, etc.
Also, large assortment Of HATS AND CAPS,
of the latest patterns and finest material.
ssD1n't be backward about coming forward.r Any
thing in line will he sold on the best terms, and
all warranted! Any person in want Of any article
enumerated above, may rest I'd that he cannot
do better than give a call. We shall take ptees-
in showing you stock even you do no; buy
Country dealers are respectfully informed that
we prepared to sell at WHOLESALE, and on
terms that cannot fail to ensure them handsome
profit. HEINSHEIMER l. Co.,
oct 81, 80 Jefferson street, doors below Third
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N A F7EiE o:
u this city, the l2Ih inst, b. Rev. T. q Dennis
MGEo. GEAaHARr to Miss AMY Cross, all OF Des.
neiass county, Iowa.
4 Middlesnwn, the Thursday the eth inst BY Rev
Seea Walker, Mr. MiLToN NJ CoPELASp TO Miss ZsRILpA
toss all Of Dsnviie township. Desmoines county Iowa
DISTRICT SCHOOL.
H.A young mln, suitably qualified, desires to
aake an engagement to Teach District SCHOOL,
Refer to A. w. CAR.ESrEa, Esq, Burlington.
4a@ B1rlingfem Lyceum.
@WN 9. GRAFT, ESQ, will deliver a Public Lecture
Sebss the Lyceum in the Presbyterian Church, this
At7 o'clock. The subject Of the Lecture viii be
Aasfica compared 18th the Eastern Continent, phys
ely, and socially" The ladies and gentlemen are
s0ed to attend. THos w. NswMtS, Sec'y.
Fresh Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass, &C.
lUST received and for sale low. 500 boxes Win.
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Fine Liquors and Brandies.
Q CAsK pale Otard Dupuy Brandy. very fine;
10 pure Cogniac and Signette, do
Malaga, Port and Madeira Wines; N. York Brandy;
Jamaica spirits; just received and far sale by
oct 10, 80 JIG LAUMAN & BRO
I OG CHAINS: 1000 lbs Log Chains, for sale by
i 4 oct 10, so G LAUMAN& BRo
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WAR! BOUNTY LAMBS
NEW GOODS.


\NEa are now receiving and have in store large
w portion of our Fall Purchases in Boston, New
YORK ana Philadelphia, consisting of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hdrd,rare, Queensrdre Boots and Shoes,
Ready Mode Clothing, Caps, SC. making our stock
the largest and best assorted we have ever offered
Tor sale In this market, to which respectfully
ask the attention Of our Old customers and the pub
lie generally, assuring them, we do, that we shall
endeavor as usual to give them satisfaction. Per.
sons buying to sell asainw find our stock erylarge
and well assorted, and our prices as low as any
house north of st Louis w COoLBAUGH x co
Burlington, Iowa, October 3, 1850
hRY GOODS.-3O bales ga, Al and "a bro,yn
- sheeting; 8 bales heavy brown drilling;
looo pieces American and English Prints;
oops ass'dGinghams; 20ops bleach'd shit tings;
% pieces heavy plain Linseys;
100 ps ass'd white, yellow & scarlet Flannels;
loo ps ass'd Kentucky Jeans and satine.ts;
90 pairs Mackinaw and Rose Blankets;
l25 lbs. assorted patent thread:
200 lbs white and ass'd colored skein Cotton:
800 lbs ass'd coors and white spool Thread;
50 ps Tckings; so ps apron checks;
pieces alpacas and merinoes;
100 dozen assorted wooden Comforts;
together with full assortment of silk and worst
cd fashionable Dress Goods, Trimmings, Buttons,
Laces' etc, ETC., just received and for sale hy
OCT 80 W COOLBAUGH & co
4 ' Tha SulS
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GOLD REGION.-LOoK HERE.

GOLD REGION.-LOOK HERE.
CO. THE subscriber residing at Hickory Point,
~ twenty mica north of Burlington, five miles
<sk> north of Yellow Spring village, and 9 miles
south OF Wanello; and near the road leading from
thence to Burlington; has for sale $4,000 Trees of
the most approved sorts, embracing about eighty
VARIETIES, which he will sell at the following
prices, viz
for 2oo $40 per hundred for 900 or over, deliver
ed at the Nursery. The Trees are of two and three
years growth, healthy and vigorous, from to feet
high and mostly propagated from bearing trees.
Also, Pair Trees; Ornamental Trees and Grape
Vines. toct 81, ls5o-2m) ROBERT MCCLURE
NANNs, H. Collins, Collins & Co.. Hunts and
WI FRUITS chopping Axes, for sale by
oct 81 GRIFFITH < co
HARDWARE-Big Saw not Dead yrt!!!
TINE Subscribers have received their Fall and
Winter stock of Hardware, embracing every
thing in their line. and intend selling at such prices
as will insure continuance Of public patronage.
oct 81, 1850 Fl GRIFFlTHS CO
T OG and Trace Chains: 1000 lbs Log and Trace
IlChains, for sale by toc3D GRIFFITHS co
NJ ILL SAY Rowland and Disston's cast steel
wi Mill Saws, 6, 81 and feet. Also, Rowland
& Disston's cast steel Cross Cut, lennon and Pit
Saws for sale by (ocaD GRIFFiTHS co
(NOFFEE MILLS: Patent, Bog and California; al
oso, Britannia and Iron Hopper Box Mills, for sale
by toct 81 '1o GRIFFITHs CO
IN ACRES Of Timber Land for sale, in lots Of
aus acres over Said land is in the bottom,
opposite Burlington, short distance from the riv-
er. Inquire of A. D. GREEN, Burlington mot
T AMPS AND GIRANDOLEs-SolarL Lamps side
l do suspension do; Girandoles, Globes and
Chmneys, just received and for sale by
nov Z, $50 j G LAUMAN & BRO
Oh COILS assorted Cordage, from l to inchr
@UManilla Cordage; 10 doz. Manila Cords. 70,
sale by NOV y G LAUMAN & BRO
MAILS: 200 kegs Boston Nails, Of all sizes, just
/ Y received and for sale by THOS HEDGE
CHAWLS: blk. embroidered, Bay State and CON-
~ mon Shawls,fos sale low at {niO Du BOIS
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

f. w. Clark Il Co..................,,pbil adephia.
" S"Sx SO.......s. B0 Ston.
e. W Clark bros.................St Louis.
L. w. Cinrk, Dodge Co..........,...New York.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
+. w. CLARK, BROS, & co.
FOX BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND IN PAYMENT
OF COLLECTIONS.
MISSOURI Bank Notes-E. w. Clark & Cos Checks
III on l.. w. Clark & Brothers, St Lous-and Eastern
Guy Bank Notes, Of $780, and upwards, viii be received
SUPPLEMENTARY vrginia- Louisian,-Mi.
observation-disclosures majority Of Eastern Bank Notes
VIII be received as CURRENcy,
kE All CURRENT CIRCULATION bought at Bill p Ct
discount Al
sight Bulls OF Exchange the principle Easter. Cities
Stons Louisville, tor sale in sums 10 su,
Sight and short Time Bills purchased
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE oct % 80
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Paw your faxes.

Ta-THE Tax Books for the current year. 1850,
have been placed in my hands for collection All
taxes due and unpaid on the first day of January
next will draw twenty .fve per cent interest from
and after that time. J. T. TALLANT.
sept IS, 1850 Collector of Des Moines Co.
For Rent or Lease for a Term Of Years.
49, THE subscriber has purchased the large Tavern
E%ssi Stand of Mr. Jacob Mintnn, of Wapello which
.A::k he has had repaired and placed in good cond
ton for renting, consisting of l2 rooms and stab
ling sufficient for IS horses. with good yard.
Any person wishing to engage in business, will
find this good opening, and healthy situation.
Wapello Iowa, Oct. 81. 1850 F.. G. JONES
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Iof cash. among which are
10 boxes star Candles;
% do mold do
20 half chests Imp and
Y H Teas;
100 10 and 6 ID. boxes do
60 do.
10 boX's ground Pepper
100 r'mswrapping paper
20 gross Matches;
20 boxes RaiSins;
20 do asS'd Candies;
20 doz Bed Cords;
20 coilsManillacordage
500 lbs. bar Lead;
90 boxes s by 10 Glass;
10 do 1oby12 do
8 do loby14 do
500 lbs. carpet Chain;
10 bales candle wick;
81 hu. new DID Apples;
1000 lbs cotton batting;
1000 lbsEsgle cottonYarn
20 GOZ corn brOoms;
$50 mGDPercussionCars
1000 lbs new Rice;
90 kegs pure and No. 1
White Lead;
10 bhls. Tar;
10 doz. Wash Boards;
100 bags N Y Dairy Salt;
200 sacks O A do
so bbis. Onondagua DO
500 do No. I Kanawha
salt, ETC., etc.
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Me d. BROWNING
n. }. TR!
lYrOVHninY g. Tr1cv
]. TRACY

A TToRNEYS and Counsellors =, IowSs, Cal;
.tots In Chahcerv, Burlington, Iowa. as-w,I, ,
I.,e.o promptly to the location OF Land Warrants,
1a asencles. collection of debts, SC. (nov 1880
nrney's american Temperance House.
Sorner % Lake street and Wabash Avenue Cltcaro
/ when are about 100 well furnished rooms for
= ne accommodation Of the travelling public. with
~. o'ner eonveniences usually found in well reg
aIwavs n an S lomnibus and Baggage wagons
oh manu-. M. BARNEY.
Chicago, H., November IA, ls5o-ip
CASH FOR HOGsl
Al McCABE'S PACKING HOUSE.
hE undersigned will Fay the Cash for HOGS.
-, delivered at his Packing Establishment in Bur.
''ng'oh, tschenck Dcnise's old stand.)
he VIII also PACK BEEF and PORK on comm;s
sion furnishing the coorerage and salt, and is
pared TO RENDER LARD either by steam or in
Kettles, as may be preferred.
ne would add that he has made arrangements to
meet the demands of an extensive business. and
hopes to be able to give general satisfart;onS
WV -, iooo-u II. McCABE
,o.N s, ., law. ! wM n. RoBESsoN, :
Nrs "LANp. wM SUNDERLAND.
New Pork and Beef Pnskin. E.tablishmcn..
ANING erected new Pork House at the low
er end Of the city of Burlington, the undersirn
cd are now prepared to slaughter and Pack Pork
OF neef' on the most favorable terms.
we are also prepared TO furnish Sal, and Coop
We have introduced Tive Large Iron Tanks, for
the purpose OF steaming Lard. The advantages of
!hese ranks are, they will make 10 per cent. more
Lard, and ola better quality.
Our location being on the river bank. Pork packed
a. THIS establishment can be shipped without being
arayea. nov Ia, lS50-aD JOHN G. LAW 4 co
l>ANCf SrATIoNERY.-A splendid as sor,ment
i Oh fancy stationery, consisting Of emboss ed,
gut an' plain note paper, note envelopes motto and
transparent waters, marble and alabaster paper
weights, motto cards, perforated cards,
paper, glass and fancy letter stamps, letter clips
paper folders, fancy cards, etc. etc. just received
anu ior sale by NOV lD J. +. ABRAHAMS
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RUN HERE.
Third Arrival OF Fall and Winter CIoshieg n the
NHx<

BURLINGTON EMPORIUM
IEINSHEIMER Co., can afford to Challenge
l. CompetitionA-We have Just receiy ed, in addi-
tion to former heavy stock our Third Supply Of
Ready Made FAN nnd Hinfer CLoTHIA CT mauufsc-
tnred at our cwn Establishment in Cincinnati. to
which we respectfully invite the attention or the
public at large; and TO which solicit general Gus
tom. We challenge competition in Prices, and in the
quality of our stock. We have always sold goods
cheaper than any other house in town, and We in
tend to continue what has now bee ONE habit, be-
ieving, as do in the motto. sNo trouble to show
Goods Quick SaiesH Small Prqffs!r'
Our stock is very large; embracing every article
IN our line, and selected and WARRANTED tobe
'nothing else'' than what we sell them tor. They
consist, in part, of the following
Goats.
Fine cloth dress all COPS latest styies
do sacks coats. all col's and do do
Best beaver and Kersey do; Tweed ana Cashmere;
Rough and Ready Over Coats; Beaver do;
Cassinett and Cashmere do; Pea Jackets;
Blanket coats, taii coloPs.j ETC., etc.
Boys Ciothins.-Largs AaHplyi
Embracing every variety. from coarse TO fine, and
suited to the season. Also. the latest style Of
Gentlemen's Clonks,
Manufactured from the best, finest and most cost.
ly materials.
Cashmere Pants ,all coiors; Corde-oy satinet 10
Heavy AMI fine Moleskin do; Sleeps grey cloth do
single and Double Breasted vestsi
Fine satin Vests, double and single breastedj
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ARDW aRE.-20 doz Hunts x Mann's Axes;
L l. 20 dozen shovels and spades; $50 sad Irons;
10 dozen grain shoyels; 800 lbs. wrought Nails;
10 do assorted manure and HAY Forks;
l5co lbs Log Chains; 800 lbs. strap Hinges;
l25 dozen assorted Knives and Forks;
90 do DO Butcher Knives;
100 do do Pocket Cutlery;
$50 do narrow and wide Butts, assorted sizes;
$50 gross screws together with good as so tment
Of Locks and Latches, hand and cross cut saws,
Hatchets. Augers, Gimiets, ETC.. etc, for sale ny
oct 3, 80 w CooIEAuGH Il Co
ROCERIES.--We have a good stock of Sugar.
iCoflee, Tea, Molasses, Tobacco, Indigo, Mad.
der, Pepper. Al!spicc, Ginger. Alum, Nutmegs,
Cloves. starch, Candies, Soap, Chocolate, ETC., for
sale caean for cash by (o7) GARRETT S; COOPER
SNALT.-l0O sacks Ground Alum salt; $50 bbls.
Nkena %ha salt; for sale cheap for cash by
ot 80 GARRETT s COOPER
doors AND SHOES: rs cases of Boots and
cShocs. comprising general assortment just
i.ed from Philadelphia, and for sale cheap by
oct ), 1850 GARRETT COOPER
MAILS AND GLASS: 90 kegs Boston and Pitts
~ burgh Nails, all sizes: 90 boxes by 10; 10 do
10 by ~ glass in store, and for sale by.
oct 3, 80 GARRETT COOPER
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BY EXPRESS.

Ten days from the City of Ner York.
Unborn McOWEN have just received the fol-
i lowing extensive lot of Lace, Edgings. etc.
5000 yds linen edgings; 1000 yds isle edging;
1000 &c wire do 1000 8: linen lace;
20 lbs. best Italian sewing silk;
so ps Pongee Hdkfs so dos silk lace mitts;
Also, black and fancy silk cravats; silk drawers
and unders shirts, ETC., ETC.; all Of which will be sold
west OF New York city. burlington, oct 10
BOOTS AND SHOES.
IN CASES boots and shoes received per re-
l. w cent arrivals. Having purchased our stock
from the manufacturers, we are enabled to sell a
superior article at low prices. The assortment is
extensive and comprises in part
Mems fine calf and Morocco boots;
DO heavy calf and kip do
do assorted thick do
do kip and grained water proof boots;
Boys kip and thick do
Women's calf and Morocco do
do kip and grained do
Misses kip, calf and Morocco do
ladies' lasting and Morocco Caters;
do kid slippers and buSkins;
do calf and Morocco do
do and Misses gum boots and buskins;
100 prs assorted children's and infants shoes
oct 10, 80 &c LAuMAN BRO
YANKEE NOTIONS. -
IHGG Whips, covered buckets; bale boxes; GOV.
T. cred boxes; Wire Selves; Wooden Travs:
Wood dippers; Clothes Pins; Aocant Mats;
Butter Ladies'; Cocoa Dppers; Whip sticks;
Willow Wagons, just reed from Boston by
oct IL, $50 J G LAumAN 4 BRo
CANDLES.-Best star and common candles, for
~ sale by faug. 22) DU BOTS
Leather and Findings.
Morocco, calf, lining and topping skins;
WI Cincinnati oak sole leather; kip do
Red spanish sole leather; Upper leather;
Harness and bride leather-a general assortment
of findings, just received and for sale by
oct IT, $50 ED WALLIS
DEADY MADE CLOTHING: mems blue, black
II and drab sack Coats, and heavy over coats, va
lentia, silk, cashmere and satin Vests; satinett
sleeps grey and assimere Pants; cotton and WOOL
len under shirts and drawers; monkey jackets; fine
cloth Cloaxs, ETC., etc, etc., making general as.
sortment, for sale as cheap as the cheapest by
oct 10, $50 W F CooLBAr GK & co
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NEW NVnRKS

NEW WORKS.
N oRVEl. Hastings, or the Frigate in the ofing;
l. Miranda, tale In the French Revolution;
Ruth Emsley: Marguerite de Valois;
Fernando, or the Fallen Angel; Edmond Daates;
1872, or Napoeon's Invasion Of Russia;
Count OF Monte Christie; Corinne, or Italy;
'us' received ana Tor sale at + ABRAHAMs'
nov -. 700 hook store
MI ARYATT'S works complete in / vol. for sale
lNl al NOV LAY ABRAHAMS' book store
INK! INK! mkt!
mi ORRISON'S black and blue Inks, a superior
lVl article, just received and for sale by
nov II F ABRAHAMS
ALMANACSl
A SPLENDID stock of Almanacs for 1851. com.
AAprising nearly dozen kinds, just received by
nov - + ADRAHAMS
STARCH: 200 lbs. Columbus Pearl Starch. for sale
~ at tnov ~ TALLANT'S Drug store
TNIVERSALIST BOOKS, tor sale at
~ oct IL ABRAHAaIs' book store
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ThOlllaS Hedge

)EALER in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and
- SHOES and Produce, &c., Jefferson street. Bur-
lington. Iowa, foct. %. 1880
lNAMILi GROCERIES--Thes subscriber has lust
L received from Boston, fresh stock OF Family
Grocerles, &c. which he offers to sell as low as
they can be bought west Of the mountains
oc1 -, 1850 THOMAS HEDGE
Doors AND SHoES.-40 cases boots and shoes
aJofthe various kinds, just received from an Eas-
tern manufacturers, and for sale by the case or re-
'aii, very low by toct -, '5o) THoS HEDGE
WAR: BOUNTY LANDS,
4 Ii Soldiers having served in the war of 1912
- between the United States and Great Britain
or In any of the Indian since the year $780, are
hereby informed that the subscribers have obtain
ed from the city Of Washington, the proper forms
TO be used in applying for and obtaining Bounty
Landstogcther with all neces sary information con-
corning the granting of the same. under the late
act OF Congress, approved September 2sth, 1850,
Sgrantng Bounty Lands"
Persons entitled to Land Warra hts under said act
Will please give us a call NEWMAN 4 GRAFT,
Attorneys at Law, Seiferson street.
Burlington. Iowa. Oct, %, 1850
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WANTED,

nRY and Green Hides, for which will pay the
~ highest price in cash toctID RSADAMS
WINDOW GLASS! WINDOW CLAssi
THORN McOWEN have just receive ed two hun
! dred and seventy-three boxes Window Glass,
different sizes by 10, by IL, 10 by ~, 10 BY -,
which you will find at the most reasonable prices
by Calling at their store Main streets few doora
from Jefferson. burlington, sr.ii 10, 1850
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l. STOVEs.-We have just received a com
.tTA1 plete assortment: of Reliance. Prem I'm and
sezA Double Hearth Air Tight Eureka Cooking
IT stoves-also. Parlor and Heating stoves, all
of which we offer very cheap. Housekeepers and
persons wishing to purchase are requested to call
and examine our assortment ] G LAUMAN Bro
jy4 corner Jefferson & Water SITS, Burlington