Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-14

years growth, healthy and vigorous, from to feet
high and mostly propagated from bearing trees.
January "a, ls50-3ms ROBERT MCCLURE
80. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL R EEs,
ekEFLOWERING SHRUBS, ETC.-The Subscri.
Nber win have ready for delivery Burlington the
--1-frst Of April next, choice collection of Apple.
Pear, Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees of every vari-
ETY.. AS an orchard is destined to last life time,
1t is the more necessary that those who plant them
out, should take care in procuring good trees,
they cost no more than bad ones. while their fruit
find reader market and a far better price, also,
Isabella and Catawba Grape Vines, GooseberIy and
White and Red CurrantS.
Ornamental trees and Evergreens. such as the
Cataipha, Alanthns, Poplar. Balm Of Gead, Chest
nuts, Baisom Fir, Arborvite, Cedar and Pines.
Likewise an extensive assortment of FloWering
and Ornamental Shrubs; together with Roses and
Honeysuckies, Jessimines, etc., with large varic
~ of Daia roots, with their true names and coiors
attached. Those who may desire any thing in the
fruit line, or for the ornamental, can depend upon
obtaining the true varieties. by leaving their ORDERS
stating the kinds they want ,at the awk-Eye Print
ing Ofice'' before the first Of April next. Trees,
etc, Delivered if within the corporation limits free
of charge, and instructions given how to plant, and
the kind Of soil required for the different trees
shrubs. ENOCH MAY.
Burlington, march Z, ls5o-4w
ls5o) A CARD. 1850.
Upper Mississippi River, Tuesday Packet Oswe go
For Keokus, Nauroo, Fort Madison, Ponfoosuc, Bur
ineton, Dqua,ssd, Keithsburg, New Boston, Port
Louisa. Rock Island and Davenport.
n ~1~N THE elegant, light draught Passen-
pgss.,=sAA.ssA ger steamer OSWEGO, T. S. BAT
ss.s..ssS-l.lEa TELIE, Commander, will resume her
regular trips in the above trade on the opening of
navigation, and continue them through the season.
Tae Oswego has been newly repaired, paintcd and
put IN excellent running order: making her accom-
modations equal 10 any boat in the trade.
The Commander of the Oswego embraces the pre-
sent opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
Tor the liberal patronage he has received from his
friends. and assures them that every effort the
part OF himself and officers, shall be nnlue to merit
continuance. shippers and others may rely
the Oswego remaining in the trade throughout the
entire season.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
march 7, is5o-tcn FOoTE CO., Agents
r. ROUND SPICES, consisting Of Mnstard Pep
N per, Ginger, Cloves, ETC., ETC., just received by
mch Z, $50 L BuRNAP
CHOULDER BRACES: an excellent article for
opersons with weak lungs, just received at
mch 4, so BURNAP'S
TO CALIFORNIANs,
VIZ HO are in want of complete outfit from
w California hat to pair of stoga boots, will find
a splendid assortment at low prices at
feb2l,'50 J. G. LAuMAN BRO.
DLANKET and Cloth Over coats, just the thing
/ } for the plains, for sale cheaphy
feb u, $50 JIG LAUMAN f. BRO
liant STUFFs: satinetts and corderoys, from
I low priced to the very best grades for sale by
feb 81, $50 J G LAUMAS s. Bro
IlED and yellow Flannels, twIiled do, plain and
II plaid lnseys, for sale on good terms by
feb 81. $50 G LAUMAN Bro.
4 PIECES ingram carpets, hearth rugs, carpet
Il binding, carpet bags, oil cloth, etc. for sale BY
OFT IS, 40 GARRETT i COOPER