Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-17
Merchants & Pedlar's Supply Store,
THORN & ucOwEN. hav,

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Merchants & Pedlar's Supply Store.
THORN McOWEN, have just opened large
and splendid assortment Of
NOTIONS AND DRY GOODS
At Whole sale, and which they are determined to
sell as low the lowest They buy all their Goods
in New York and philadelphia, which enables them
to compete with any house Of the kind in The west.
The following articles comprise part Of their
extensive aSsortment:-
Pins, Needles, Combs, of all kinds;
Buttons Of all kinds, OK marrow, scissors;
Knives, cologne, soaps of all kinds, spectaclesi
snae, iather and tooth brushes;
BEADS, OF all kinds, lather boxes, skein cotton;
spool cotton. patent thread, hooks and eyes;
sospenders, waters. accordeons, harmonics;
rocket books, fancy glasses, fancy boxes:
spool stands, tapes, gun caps. spoons, razorsi
Razor strops, wood, crayon and C. 8. pencils;
Ball cord, breast pins and slides;
Cap lace and eageing, FISH hooks and lines;
Pictures and frames, artificial flowers, fans;
Shirt studs, buck purses, thiubles whale bones5
Toy watches, steel guard chains, steel pens;
Pen holders, hair pins, cotton purses, backing;
Indian linament, Inks, writing and letter paper5
Window glass, carpets, bleached musiins, lawns;
Caicos, ginghams, alpacas, fannels, drillings;
Broadcloths, cotton pant stufs, merinos, shawlsD
Canvass and paddings, delaines, dress hdk'fs;
Cotton and silk handkerchefs. Inner table closhsi
Barred muslns, jaconetts, fancy cap netts;
Hats, Caps and carpet sacks for ladies and gents;
Green Barage, sewing silk, ETC., etc.
Also great variety of other articles entirely toe
tedious to mention, which can be seen by calling
at their store on Main street, between Jefferson
and Washington streets, four doors from Jefer son.
Burlington, April II, 1850 T. 8 Moo.
WINDOW GLASS! WINDOW CLASS,
THORN McOWEN have just received two hun
l. dred and seventy-three boxes Window Glass;
different sizes by TO- by IL, 10 by IL, 10 by II,
which you will find at the most reasonable prices
by calling at their store Main street, few Doors
from Jefferson. Burlington, apri. IS, 1850
FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY,
Under the Barrel House, Jefferson ST., Burlington
- 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 assortmentIof the choicest
GOODS, exclusively for LADIES' wear, which she
can sell at the lowest pos sbe prices-as her pur-
cheses were all made with cash. Her stock con-
ssts in part as folows:-
Flowers, feathers and laces of all kinds;
Fancy Dress G Gods.
De LANES, barages, Albertines, Labr ador lawns;
Silks and satins very rch) varying in pricesfrorn
81 SO to so cents.
A large lot Of Mourning Goods, barred muslins,
Bonnets of every description, such French
lace, Albno, chip, Jenny Lind, English straws and
a variety of other Braids.
COMBS of shell, silver and imitation shen.
Collars, cuffs, Infants waists, edgings and other
Embroidery.
GLOyES.-Lades and chilarens Kid, Isle thread
and other cotton Gloves.
Hosiery, pocket hdkfs, French kid slippers;
Buskins and walking shoes, superior articlei
Childrens and Infants shoes Of every kind
Zephyr worsted, worsted, needles;
Canvas Embroidery Patterns, etc.. etc.
RIBBONS Of the most elegant descriptions;
Collars from IL and half cents to ~ SO;
'Curls braiis, hands Of all shades and colors, suit
sble for old and young;
Perfumery, brushes and combs, Ivory Fans;
Gold and silver Buckles, stamps for dresses, etc.
Ladies will find her stock comprises more COM
plete variety than is usually found together in one
he ha n lSnh fxvrfh bnrc 0v,c nffh
most beautiful Patterns for dresses, mantillas,
capes, cioaks caps and robes, from the most FASH
ionable MilliHers and Dress Makers in the city Of
New York. Her arrangements such that she
will be constantly receiving direct from New York.
the latest styles of goods, and she IS DESTROYS Of
meritlng continuance Of the patronage which has
heretofore been so Literally bestowed (may 1850
TO PHYSICIANS.
+ WOULD respectfully inform Physicians and
l. others, that has now hand large stock
of Medical Books which he offers for sale at East
and below 81 Louis prices-among which are
the United States Dispensatory,
Woods practice Of medicine,
Devices practice Of physic,
Dungison's practice of medicine,
Bell & stokes practice, Beaches Midwifery,
Meigs' veIpeau's Midwifery, Rayer on the skin,
Anatomical Atlas by Smith Horncr,
Brodies' select surgical works,
- clinical lectures, Velpeaus operative surgery,
Mackintosh's practice of medicine,
Morfts chemical and pharmaceu tic manipulations,
Pereiras materia medica and therapeutics,
Sir Ashley Cooper on the Tests and thymus gland.
do do on the Hernia with plates,
| Tamp!in on deformities, Taylor on poisons,
| The climate of the United States by TORY,
| Thompson's conspectus, yelpeau's anatomy,
| Treatise on fevers-Clymer, Iof the skin,
Wilson's practical * theoretical treatise diseases
| Williams Il Clymer on the respiratory organs,
! Bsrtletis treatise on feyers,
Brodies clinical lectures surgery,
Budd on diseases Of the liver,
Diseases of children-stewart, etc., etc, etc.
Books procured to order as formerly.
JAMES F. ABRAHAMs, Bookseller, Burlington.
The the Attention Of the LADIES
Is requested to the following superior lot or goods.
INVITE Grape fgd Swawls at 90 95 usually
w sold at 90. Very rich fg'd Shawls at SO
usually sold Is 90. Crimson Shawls at 81 IS, usu-
ally sold at 5 SO. Plum cord Shawls at S rs, u
sually sold at 10 90. 1872 yds Bonnet Silks differ
ent patterns from SO to SIS cents, usually sold at