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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

Also, silk Vests, with the largest and most ele-
CANT assortment Of GenHemen's Furnishing Go0ds
ever brought into this or any other market north
Of st Louis Call and see for yourselves, to wit:
Fine Irish Linen shirts; Silk Drawers and Under
shirts; Flannel, wollen knit and Canton Flannel do.
Fancy siK and satin Cracats and Scarfs, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Socks, Gloves, Com
forts, Trunks and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, etc.
Also, n large as sortment Of HATS AND CAPS,
Of the latest patterns and finest material.
"Don't be backward about coming forward.' Any
thing in line will be sold on the best terms
all warranted! Any person in want OF any article
enumerated above. may rest assured that he cannot
do better than give call. We shall take pleas-
in showing you our If you do not buy
Country dealers are respectfully informed that
we are prepared to sell at WHOLESALE, and on
terms that cannot fail to ensure them handsome
profit. HElNSHEIMER x Co.,
oct 81. so Jefferson street, 3 doors below Third
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GOLD REGIOy.-LooK HERE.

GOLD REGIOS.-LOOK HERE.
y.ss% THE subscriber residing at Hickory Point.
RxS' twenty mlea north of Burlington, five miles
~s> north of Yellow Spring village. and 8 miles
south of Wape,lo; 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 viii sell at the following
prices, wiz
IL cents each. for 100 or less; sII per hundred
for 200; $40 per hundred for 400 or over, deliver
ed at the Nursery. The Trees are of two and three
years growth healthy AMI vigorous, from to feet
high and mostly propagated from bearing trees.
Also, Pair Trees: Ornamental Trees and Crane
Vines. (oct 81, lS50-2m) ROBERT MCCLURE
MANNs, H. Collins, Collins & Co.. Hunts and
vi FRUITS chopping Axes, for sale by
oct 81 GRIFFITH x CO
OCKS AND LATCHES One hundred varieties
L lof locks and l.ches. together with the most
complete assortment of Building Hardware ever in
Burlington. can he found at GRIFFITH Co.'S
A UGERS: Bright, Concsve, convex, graduated
I1tvst and miliwrIghts susers, from to in,
for sale by toct al GRIFTITHs & co
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DRY GOODS.
4 IN BALES Sd. rs. A and 5-4 brow n muslins
E-cv 10 ps 1914 fine sheeting;
ps 1914 extra linen do; 40 ps brown drilling;
200 " bleached musns; 10 ps hleached do
100 :: blue, and blue and Orange Prints;
900 * fancy Prints; so ps plaid Ginghams;
"5 IS white. green and scarlet Flannels:
% :: plaid and red Lnseys; lors Apron checks,
40 Sc ApacCas and Merinos; 90 ps Ky Jeans;
40 50 blue and mixed satinetts. etc, etc.
Also, good assortment of dress goods. silks, sa.
lin veStingS, buttons combs. thread. for
sale by (oct 10, '50) GARRETT & COOPER
Tyson, imperial. gunpowder and
/ black teas, lesh. per Bon Accord, for sale at
aug.2 s DU BOTS
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RUN HE n E.
Arrival OF Fall and Winter Clothfng Ut the

IulEQ Arrival OF f0It anu " luteb Ss~suh1B - wv
BURLINGTON EMPORIUM
"EINSHEIMER CO., can afford to Challenge
| J. Compettion!l-We have just received, in addi-
ton to our former heavy stock, Third SrHply Of
Ready Made FAN und Winter CLOTHIA @! manufac-
tured at our own Establishment in Cincinnati! to
which we respectfully invite the attention Of the
public at large; and to which solicit general cus-
tom. We challenge competition in Prices, and in the
quality of our stocki We have always sold gOodA
cheaper than any other house in town, and we In
tend to continue what has now become habit, be-
heving. do in the motto, ssNo trouble 10 show
Goods Quick Sales! Small Proffs!p'
Our stock is very large; embracing every article
in our line, and selected and WARRANTED tobe
"nothing else'' than what we sell them for. They
consist, in part, of the following
Coats.
Fine cloth dress frockCoats all COPS latest styles
DO sacks coats, all col's and do do =
Best beaver and Kersey do; Tweed and Cashmere;
Rough and Ready over Coats; Beaver do;
Cassinett ana Cas- simere do; Pea Jackets;
Blanket coats, (a colors,) ETC., etc.
Boys ClOihing.-Large supply!
Embracing every variety, from coarse to fine, and
suited to the season. Also, the latest style OF
Gentlemen's CIoaks, .
Manufactured from the best, finest and most cost.
ly materials. --.
PanialoOns.
Cashmere Pants ,all colors; COrderoy Satinet do
Heavy and fine Moeskin do; Sleeps grey cloth DO
Single and Double Breasted Vests!
,,t.,. u -,n IL I~Nn rfnI
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Hat Store! Clothing Store!!

THE HARDEST "BLOW'' OF ALL!!-Clothing,
At only 10 per cent. on the COST!
1 STURGIS " SON have just received most
>. superb stock of Hats, Caps and Ready Made
Clothing. viz
FALL STYLE MOLEsKIN AND BEAVER HATS.
Soft Busna Vista and Rough and Ready Hats, of
every description.
UNION HATS, new style much worn in Saint
Louis and Eastern cities,
CHILDREo'S FANCY HATS AND TURBANs.
Of fine silk velvet, fur and cloth.
BOYS HATS. choice selection.
large and handsome invoice of elegant
SILK PLUSH CAPS,
comprising seven different varieties Of STYLE and
color, most splendid article, Mohair, Plush, &c.
FUR AND CLOTH CAPS, of every description.
LADIES and Misses MUFFS. etc. etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For Fall and Winter, viz:-Blanket Over Coats,
Beaver and Pilot, cloth ditto; Satnette and wool
lined cloth winter Coats, Sacks, Blanket and cloth
hip Jackets.
Fine DRESS and FROCK COATS.
PANrALOONS-FIne cloth, Cashmere and sat
inette PantalOons.
VESrs-Fine satin, bk, cloth and fancy winter.
SHIRTS-Fine linen-breasted, calico, hickory,
and check shirts.
Wooden and cotton Drawers and undershrts,
sacks. suspenders, etc. Also, assortment of
BOYS CLOTHING.
-5@One word to the readcr:-What we say at the
head this adv ertis and tpcrform.
Our Clothing is no Stop Urork, but is first rate.
both in quality of goods and style of workmanship.
Is. We ,rW ,cnrrGnt erery article Of Clothing and
return the money in every in stance where arti-
Gle falls short of our recommendation.
LAST AND NOT LEAsT.-ITe rant no more than
Is per cent. pratt. on our Clothing. and will cXhib
il the bills. if de sired, which venture say. is
the most extraordinary reduction in prices ever
offered in this community.
r9-Butiao Robes, Trunks. Band Boxes, sc.
N. bah kinds Of Furs bought at the highest
prices for CASH. burlington. sept. 10, 1850
ANHAWLS.-A splendid assortment consisting in
part of super fancy drab and black Bay State
Shawls; black and made embroidered and plain
cloth. embroidered silk 1hbet plaid wool and
blanket shawls, just received and for sale by
oct 3, $50 G LaUNAN 4 BRO.
DRINTS: French and English Prints new and de-
sirable styles London pnrp!es. mourning, Tur-
key red, American prints, Merfimack and Coche-
co. blue ana orange, blue and green fancy and fur
niture Prints, just received and for sale by
oct g. 80 e LAUMAN BRO.
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APPLE TREES! APPLE TREESu
, all Persons about Planting ont Orchard

APPLE TREES! APPLE TREEs!!
To oil Persons about Planting out Orchards! !!
eeAs MAKING change in our Nursery grounds.
HssS we will dispose of about &c, 900 choice Apple
<sA> Trees, that have to he removed from their
present location at Great Bargains, if taken away
this Fall, or early in the spring. These Trees are
thrifty, of good size and all grated with the best
kinds Of fruit.
gs-peach, Plamb and Cherry Trees. Of all the best
varieties also for sale. NEALLEY Il BROTHERS
Nov :, ls5o-3t Birds Nest Nursery, Burlington
Al ACRES of Timber Land for sale, in lots OF
rvs acres or over Said land is in the bottom,
opposite Burlington, short distance from the riv-
CT. Inquire of A. d. GREEN, Burlington tno7
r AMPS AND GIRANDoLEs-SolarL amps,side
Ia do suspension d.; Girandoles, Globes aud
Chimneys, just received and for sale by
now, so J G LAuMAN X BRO
IN COILS assorted Cordage, from to inchr
~OManiila Cordage; 10 doz. Manila Cords. 70,
sale by (nnv y J G LAuMAN y BRO
NJ Ais: 200 kegs Boston Nails, of ali sizes, just
| y received and for sale by THos HEDGE
Bonn,y Land Bill.
NS-rHE Subscriber will procure Warrants for
those enttled, upon reasonable Terms. Ts-Ap-
ply at the Office of Isaac Baggs, ESQ Burlington.
oct 81, 1850. III. CHILD. Attorney at Law
Marine Agency OF Phrnix Insurance Company
OF 81 Louis.-Capi,ai SlJO,oOO.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Marine Department of the above named
j
Insurance on Merchandise and Produce shipped
hy Sea. Lake or River navigation, at the current
rate Of premiums.
This Company makes unconditional return to
the assured OF la per cent gz.All losses will be
paid by the undersigned at this Agency.
gs-oifce in the Barrett House building on Third
street. GEO. SNYDER
Burlington, october 81, iS5o-p Agent.
HARDWARE-Rig Saw not Dead yrt!!!
'TNHE 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 a continuance of public patronage.
oct 81, 1850 II II GRIFFITHS X CO
I OG and Trace Chains: 5000 lbs Log and Trace
iIChains. for sale by (oc3D GRIFFIrHs co
MILL SAWS: Rowland and Disston's cast steel
wi Mill Saws, 8, 81 and feet. Also, Rowland
Disston'S cast steel Cross Cut. lennon and Pit
Saws for sale by zoe 3D GRIFFlTHs co
(NOFFEE MILLS: Patent. Bog and California; al
Sso, Britannia and Iron Hopper Box Mills for sale
by (oct 81 '7o) GRlFFITHS \ co
TANNERS Currying Stone, Currying Knives.
L securing Brushngs and steel edges, for sale by
oct 81, $50 GRIFFITHS 4 co
IRON and Ball Braces; also braces and Bits, for
i sale cheapby toctsD GRlFFlrHS Il CO
(NHISELS: Cast steel Firmer Chises, from LIE up
Nto 2inches socket, corner, framing and turning
Chsels and Gouses, In great variety, for sale by
oct 81 GRIFFlTHS 4 co
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TO PHYSICIANS.


I WOULD respectfully inform Physicians ard
l. others, that l has now on hand lorge stock
of Medical Books which he offers for sale II East
ern and below st Louis prices-among which are
the United states Dispen satory,
Woods practice of medicine,
Devices practice of physic,
Dunglison's practice of medicine,
Bell X stokes practice. Beaches Midwifery.
Meigs' Vepeaus midwifery, Rayer on the skin.
Anatomical Atlas by Smith & Horner,
Brodies' select surgical works,
q clinical lectures, Velpeaus operative surgery,
Mackintosh's practice of medicine,
Morits chemical and pharmaceutic manipulations,
Percira's materia medica and therapeutics,
Sir Ashley Cooper on the Tests ard thymus gland,
do do on the Hernia with plates,
Tamplin on deformities. Taylor on poisons,
The climate Of the United States by TORY,
Thompson's conspectns, Velpesu's anatomy,
Treatise on fevers-Clymer, Iof the skim.
Wilson's practical theoreticaltrestise on diseases
Williams Clymer on the respiratory organs,
Bartletfs treatise on fcvers,
Brodies clinical lectures surgery,
Budd on diseases of the liver,
Diseases of children-Siewart. etc, etc. etc.
Books procured to order as formerly. 49,
JAMES F. ABRAHAMs, Bookseller. Burlington.
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WAR! BOUNTY IANDS

4 LII 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 usei in applying for and obtaining Bounty
Landstosether viii all neces sary information con-
corning the granting of the same, under the late
act Of Congress, approved September 2sth, 1850,
"granting Bounty Lands,
Persons entitled to Land Warra hts under said act
will please give us a call NEWMAF Il GRAFT,
Attorneys at Law, Sefferson street.
Burlington. Iowa. Oct, A.. 1850
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y OElCE.-lhe Subscribers are opening at their
I y brick Ware House on Water street, a general
5 sortment of Groceries, etc. which they offer on
reasonable terms for Cash Produce: They are
also prepared t. transact General Commi, sion
Forwarding and Storage business and respectfully
Soiciia share of public patronage. PARSONS 4 co.
Burliny tOn. Iowa, October. s5D
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HOME MANUFACTURES.
II ME undersigned is now manufacturing gents
1 Boots ana Shoes, of the most approved style
and fashion. The above articles made of the
best French and Philadelphia calf, kip and moroc-
CO skins, and b. the best OF workmen.
Also, ladies and misses boots, buSkins and ties,
of every description.
Gents who wish neat article fboots that will
fit the foot as well as to suit the eye will, please
call al T.. Wallis second door east of Main, on JEFF
ferson street, where they can be furnished good
and low as any other establishment in the state
Burlington, oct I1..5 f.. WALLIS
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. MA r r e D.:

= 1huYyaay, October 3lst, by Rev. w. F. Baird, Mr.
s ~ pkLAsBAUrr to Miss FLuvIA, daughter Of Mr.
-, Asaold, all Of Desmoines COUNTY, Iowa.
4. sAe.e was accompanied BY some very nice cake,
I. -a;eA our thanks are duly accorded.
49,. City, on Wednesday,, the Odd Oct by the Rev
49,. Ycane, JAMES B. Howell. Esq, of the Keo.
=. Tssi,ter aud MARY Ann, daughter of DIR Jesse Bow
= .ftbe former place.
49, Ss;sfed Iowa, on the 9Th ult, by Rev.uN sm,h,
- parE. ar the Iowa Sentinel, and Miss ANN ELIZA
-. IN 81 Louis.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE..
FsNHOSE who owe WM. GARRETT & Co. or Cox.
1 GARRETT Co., either by note or account, are
reminded that the notes and accounts have been
due for long time. and unless paid in few weeks.
VIII be sneh. l am compelled to have money, and
give notice to all who wish to save costs.
sept. s. 80. VIM. GARRETT.
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FRESH TEAS.
.9nn LBS. Imperial and G0npowder Teas, also
F~rV 200 lbs. superior Young Hyson at so cts
pound. E7=The attention of the public is invit-
ed TO this very cheap, yet excellent Tea, Fl ON the
Canton Tea Company. New York. For sale by
Burlington sept 5, 1850 J F TALLANT
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

Issa, Al this Nursery. "a miles west of Burliug-
<yt ton. Immediately on the plank road. there are
-. III cultivation 100000 Arple Trees; be ,ides
peach,cherry, Plum. persimmon and Ounce Trees:
where lovers Of good fruit, and The public general
iy, may be accommodated, on the most reasonable
terms, with Orchard and Garden Trees.
We expect TO enlarge our stock from wear to year
and are determined never to be excelled by any
nursery in the selection ofthe he st varieties.
or in detecting and casting out such as are unwor-
Thy of cultivation. All orders executed promptly.
nov Z; lS50-6m A. LEONARD X SONS
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
n CASES boots and shoes received per re-
l. AN cent arrivals. Having purchased our stock
from the manufacturers, we are enabled to sell
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;
Boy's kip and thick do
Women's calf and Morocco do
do kip and grained do
Misses kip, calf and Morocco do
La les la sting and Morocco Caters;
do kid slippers and buskins:
do calf and Morocco do
do and Misses gum boots and buskins;
100 prs assorted chdren's and Infants shoes;
For sale wholesale AMI retail by
oct 10, $50 LAuMAN & BRO
CUNDRIES: Hatchets. hammers, anvils, vices.
~ sledges sad irons, strap hin iron wire sho
veis and tongs, gridirons, waffle irons. brass ket
Ties. patent pumps, springs, axels, bench screws,
and each and every thing in the hardware line can
he found Mt GRIFFITH x Co.'S.
oct 81. Burlington Hardware store;
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Dye Woods and Stuffs.
sDse BBLs ground Camwood; 90 bills ground log
~c wood s bbs ground Fustic; . bbls ground
Mic wood; bhis ground madden: 500 lbs. extract
logwood; bbls ALUM: 3 bbls CoppeTas. for sale by
july 1850 EEGAY
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WOOD AND CORN WANTED.
HAK, Maple Ash and Hickory Wood. also Corn
1/wanted, in trade for Clothing. Hats and Caps
by SrURGIS Il son. Hat and
Clothing store opposite City Auction Rooms
n. B-The highest prices in CASH, paid for all
kinds of FtRS burlington, oct. 3, 1850
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Al Office is hereby given that the undersigned.
l. y John II. Ware, Guardian OF Nancy T.. Harper
ana David II. Harper, Minors and Heirs at Law OF
John Harper, decd, ami John Harner. Guardian of
Mahala Ann Harper, Minor and Heir al Law of John
Harper decd, will On urstaythe 2Sth LAY Of No.
Vemher. A. d. 1850. present petition to the Pro-
bate Court Of Dcsmoines county aud state OF Iowa.
asking for license and decree of said Court. au-
thosizing us such Guardians. to sell the Rea,
Estate OF said Minors. situate in said county Of Des
moinesand the county of Louis and State of Iowa.
at which time all persons iatere sted can. If they
see proper, appear and show cause If any they have
why SAID license should not be granted.
JOHN II. WARE, Guardian of
Nancy Z. and David II. Harper.
JOHN HARPER. Guardian OF NJ. A. Harper
nnr,;u
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NEW GOODS.

M f. are now receiving and have in store large
w portion of our Fall Purchases in Boston, New
York and Philadelphia. consisting of Dry Goods,
groceries. Hardware, QueeRsUdre, Boots and Shoes.
hed1y Hdde Clothing, Caps, Sc. making our stock
the largest and best assorted we have ever offered
for sale In this market, to which we respectfully
ask the attention of our Old customers and the pub
lie generally, assuring them. do, that we shall
endeaVor as usual to give them satisfact.nn. Per.
sons buying to sell auwill find stock yer yarge
and well assorted, and prices as low as any
house north of st Louis w + COOLBAUGH q co
Burlington. Iowa, october B, 1850
| lkf GOODS.-3o bales "a, a. and "a brown
- sheetlng; bales heavy brown drilling;
1000 pieces American and English Prints;
loops ass'dGinghams: 20ops bleach'd shirtinrs:
90 pieces heavy plain Linseys;
100 ps assd white, yellow 4 scarlet Flannels;
100 pS ass'd Kentucky Jeans and satinetts;
90 pairs Mackinaw and Rose Blankets;
l2o lbs. assorted patent thread;
2oo lbs white and ass'd coiored sken Cotton;
800 lbs ass'd colors and white spool Thread;
90 ps Hckings; so ps apron checks;
10 pieces alpacas and merinoes;
100 dozen assorted wooden Comforts;
together with full assortment of silk and worst
ed fashionable Dress Goods, Trimmings Buttons
Laces' etc, etc, ust received and for sale by
oct3, so WE COOLBAUGH x co
( ROCERlES &C., &c.-The subscribers have in
I store, and are now receiving. a large and well
selected stock Of Groceries. which they offer at st
Y
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= " ~ a. 81 u
10 boxes star Candles;
% do mold do
20 half chests Imp and
Y II Teas;
100 ID and 6 lb. boxes do
do do.
10 boX's ground Pepper
100 r'mswrapping paper
20 gross Matches;
20 boxes Raisins;
20 do ass'd Candies;
20 dog Bed Cords;
90 coils Manillacordage
500 lbs. bar Lead;
90 boxes s by 10 Glass;
10 do Toby - do
D do l0by14 do
500 lbs. Carpet Chain;
10 bales candle wick;
5o hu. new DID Apples;
1000 lbs cotton batting:
2o00 lbs Eagle cottonYarn
20 doZ corn brooms:
$50 mGpPercussionCaps
1000 lbs new Rice;
50 kegs pure ami No. l
White Lead;
10 bhis. Tar;
10 doZ. Wash Boards:
100 bags n Y Dairy Salt;
200 Sacks G "A do
so bills. Onondagua do
500 do No. kanawha
salt, ETC., etc.
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Thomas Hedoe.

)EALER In Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and
- shoes and Produce, &C., Jefferson street, Bur
ilnston, Iowa, (oct. -, 1850
S,>AMILY GROCERIES--Thes subscriber has inst
L received from Boston, fresh stock of Family
Groceries, &C., which he offers to sell as low as
they can be bought west ofthe Allegheny mountains
OCt "a, 1880 THOMAS HEDGE
DOOTS AND SHOES.-4O cases boots and shoes
l)ofthe various kinds, just received from an Eas-
tern manufactures, and for sale by the case or re-
tai, very low by (oct -, 500 THOS HEDGE
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~ D. W. BURTON. has removed his Broom
Factory to his n.w residence The HILL near Mr.
Kely's, north part CT the city. He is now prepare
ed to fill all orders for Rroorns, and at greatly re-
d.Iced prices. Burlington. July ll,lssc
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WANTED,

WANTED.
hRY and Green Hides, for which will pay he
s/highest price in cash foct ~ r. ADAMS
WINDOW GLASS! WINDOW GLASsI
Unborn & McOWEN have just receive two hua-
l. dred and seventy three boxes Window Glass,
different sizes by 10, by IT, 10 by ~, 10 By II,
which you will find at the most reasonable prices
by calling at their store Main street, few doors
from Jefferson. burlington, april 10, 1850
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The the Attention Of the LADIES
Is requested to the following superior lot OF goods
w HITE Grape fg'd Swawls at - IS usually
w sold at 90. Very rich fg'd shawls at so
usually sold Is 90. Crimson Shawls at 81 rs, usu-
ally sold at 5 SO. Plum coPd Shagls at s rs. u.
sually sold at 10 90. I52 yds Bonnet Silks, differ
ent patterns from 80 to 55 cents, usually sold at
from 80 to rs cents yd. leo yds Bonnet Ribbons
from 8 to IS cents yard. Some watered and fan
cy dress silks will be sold low. Dress Lawns from
IL to 20 cents yd. Paint lawns from to Ia cts
yd. Bleached muslin from s to II cts per ward.
Some new style Fall dress goods at 20 to IS cts yd
The above, with a large stock Of Fancy Goods
too numerous to mention, will be sold unusuaIly
iop, as the present stock must be sold out imme-
diately to close Partnership accounts.
E7@Please observe, at the Peoples Store, Main
street. next the Market House.
Burlington, September s, 1850
49, FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
EA THE Subscriber having just received a large and
E9 well selected Stock Of Drugs, Medicines Cher
&c, now prepared to sell the above named arti-
cles and all connected with his business at the low
est prices, wholesale and retail.
Burlington. april %. 1850 s. l.. BuRNAP
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Dry Goods consist in part, as fo,lows:

oar Dry Goods consist in part, as follows
4bales Osnabur3; 10 rs cashmere;
Is DO brown shifting 10 do sattinetts;
Oh varieties; GO do tickings & apron
Shales warp Yarn; checks;
i9 DO cotton batting; rs doz. assorted WOOL
1ases American and len comforts;
Eaglish Prints; IS dog. hickory shirts;
ceases bleached shirt IS do twilied flannel
ings. shirts and drawers;
i@ps. assd Ginghams; 20 doz. royal ribbed do
" do do Alpaca; rs lbs. Eastern yarn, al!
10 do Lyonese Cloth; colors;
do black dress silk; 100 lbs. assorted cotton
do changeahle do do Thread;
3 do watered do do; GO do bl'k patent thread
do satin Vesting; 80 children'S sacks;
do silk do IS Bay State Shawls;
10 do worsted do Is colored embroidered
. do hl'k silk Velvet; Thibet Shawls;
2 do Tabby do 25 silklin'd ladies' hoods
do ehang'ble de lain; 100 ps. assorted fannels;
do silk stripe do 50 do Kentucky Jeans;
20 lustre do ? dog. Fancy crayais;
50 do linseys; 90 Victorines s CUTS:
4 do super fneGerman 20 Mant,lla Polkas
broad cloth;
ALso-A general assortment Of Ladies. Dress
Goods. Gloves. Hosiery. etc, which we are pre-
paredto sell upon the most reasonable terms.
GROCERIES.
We have just received the largest stock Of Go
cefies we have ever offered in this market, among
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