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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-21
SPRING OF 1850.
JOHN T. MARTIN & BROTHERS.
St Louis, Feb. 81, lssO-1y GEO. BURNET.Ir


wholes sale and Retail
MMOTH CLOTHING EN- PORIUM
No. 11s Main Street, ST Louis. Mo.
ENOR the approaching spring manufacturing the
+ largest and complete assortment OF Clothing ever
offered in this other city. which we feel confident
cut and made in style to other stock ever
offered the West. From The long experience that we
have had. and the many advantages that possess in
purchasing manufaetung etc, feel perfectly assured
in pledging ourselves
TO sell lower than any other house.
Merchants by looking through our stock. will find that
they purchase low be bought in any eastern
house We will pledge ourselves to duplicate any bill
From the long tsixtees years. in the WHOLE
sale and retail trade Of st Louis certain that our
goods are much better adapted to the wants of the
tern population than any stock manufactured
IN THE UNITED STATES.
We this made great improvements and addi-
tons to our store and have three large stories
Crotrded Nth Fresh Goods.
Merchants who have kept clothing will do well to
try it, as it will pay better profit and leave fewer rem
nants than any other style OF goods.
The great Advantage in our GcodS is, that they
are so cut that garment will fit varying several
inches size. We will guarantee in every bill Sold that
there will not be single article but what VIII mt and
please 1t is common thing for every merchant to say
that he viii sell lower than his neishbo, but we not only
say it, but determined to do il. As proof OF 1t,
can to thousands of the shrewdest purchasers tina
visit the city, that sell 10 regularly.
An Goods ordered. packed at the iorest cash prices
and those that do not please can be returned. We
have but one store in the city.
IT'S No. lis Main street.
Merchants visiting New York will always find at on
house. No. lI3 Broadway large and complete stock,
lower prices than any other house.
st Iouis,Ceb 1850 JNO T. MARTIN BROS
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OlleensWare.

- --"- QueensWare.
4 ~ sets white, blue and assorted granite plates;
i 3DU 500 sets assorted common teas;
600 sets Of plain and blue edged common plates;
$50 sets assorted granite teas;
100 dog. ssorted common and granite bowls; to-
gether with splendid assortment of tea ware, etc.
ETC., ETC., just received and for sale by
oct IS. Is4a w CoOLBAUGH & CO
T1URE LIQUORS: one cask A Signett Il Co.'S
brandy: cask genuine otard pale brandy;
casks 4th proof Cogniac do
cask pure port wine; bills American brandy
do Holland Gn for sale by
oct a. 1s49 WE CooLBAUaH & &C
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w oolens, &C., Sc.
w hiie Goods

N PS. "a to lo-4 bscaclfd shirtings and sheet
se . ings Is ps. Al Irish linens 80 ps bleach ana
brown table covers crashes and diapers; also SWISS
null, Victoria and Bishop Lawns, book muSlins,
Taflton laces; plain, figured and barred muslins,
curtain muslins. iaconet and other edgings and in
settings; also, half doz, imperial white quilts,
etc, ETC.. ETC., just received and for sale by
oct Is, ,497 PARSONS, COPP u PARSONS
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DUQUESNE IRON STORE.
Hvnnn e. yIoIETT,

Nos. IS Levee and &c Commercial ST.. st Louis, Mo-,
Wholesale, Agents and Dealers in PITTSBURGH Manu-
factures, Jtniafa Iron. Nails. Cast and Shear
Steel, ETC., ETC.,
TIAvE removed to their new Warehouse. and
II are now in receipt of large and extensive as
sorment of articles in their line preparatory to the
Spring trade to which they invite the attention OF
merchants. Their stock consists, in part, of the
following, to which they will be receiving con-
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Ferry Notice.

THE New and splendid steam Fer
'9lxan>. III ry Boat. FLINT HILLS, viii COM
mence her regular trips as soon as
navigation opens. She can be relied upon to cross
all persons and property wishing to cross on her
this season, There has been an impression abroad
in the community that the boat will be taken away
from this place. such ruuor is without any foun-
dation. or shadow Of truth. All persons going to
CALIFORNIA, wishing speedy and safe eros sing
win find il to their interest to cross at
Buriin. ton, this being the diree: route through.
rs- They will also, find supplies in abundance,
necessary for the trip, at prices the cheapest in
the West. THOMAS FRENCH. q
Burliuyton Iowa, Feb. IA, 1S50-ip ra. z
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Vestings, Bonnet Velvets, etc.
. a Ps. rich winter cashmere& valencia restings,
sbAH including plain, motle ground and chanseable,
with spot and spiig; 2opieces black and fancy coFs
satins and serges; also, pieces blue black, green,
blue ard brown bonnet velvets, with good supply
of bonnet. cap and lutte string ribbons, etc. for sale
octs1s, ,A9. by PARSONS, CORP & PARSONS.
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
E,lsQJa'n, FIR E,ES.

At Avery's Nursery SIX and half miles southwest
of Burlington. on the lower Augusta road.
tAaA THIS Nursery contains a general assort-
NXf ment of fine thrifty trees, consisting OF APP
$50 pies, Peaches. Pears. Ounce, Grape Vines,
etc., ETC., Of the most approved kinds; together with
many in course of propagation that are rare and OF
recent introduction.
Price of apple trees az per single hundred: two
hundred 81 per hundred; three hundred to one Or
per hundred.
PEARs.-A few hundred large trees, of common
kinds, TO offer this spring, at 81 to so cts each.
PEACHES.-Twenty kinds. Price 5 cts each.
GRAPE VlNES.-Isabella and Catawba; several
thousand ofeach. Price, So per hundred, or 10 cts
each, for largest size.
sTRAWBERRIES.-Hovey Seeding and Pine,
gratis to customers.
All orders post paid Twill be carefully attended to
by the proprietor. Trees will be in the best
manner for shipping, land delivered on board of steam
boats free Of charge, except the cost o! packing.
march Z, lS50-lm HENRY AVERY.
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Timber Land for Slaves,

Timber Land Tor Slaves. -
an ACRES WHITE OAK Timber Land situate
M nine miles NORTH of Burlington for sale very
low for cash, or on time. 1.-THE same is not dis
posed Of at private sale by the 10th day of April
next, it will on that day between the hours OF 4.
NJ and p NJ. be sold at Public Venlue tothe nigh
estbdier, at the door OF the Judge Of Probates Oh
fee in Burlington. Iowa. ~ Terms oil raymeA. 10
he made to suit purchasers by SPECIAL agreement On
day Of SALE Title good, WARRANTED deed
Burlington. March I, ls50-tds WARD LAMeoS
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CO-pARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have entered into Co. partner
L ship,bearing date January I, $780, under the hrm
of NJ. B. cox x CO., for the sale at wholesale OF
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. PALM
HATS, BONNETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, UMBRELLAS, PAR
ASOLS, LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, TRIM
MINGS, ETC. ETC.
We ha We lcasedlstore No. 81 Main street, O'Faon's
block, and now receiving general assortment
of the above articles, and many others not enumer-
atea. to an examination of which we respectfully
invite the country trade at unusually low prices.
Until the completion of our store on Main St, we
have rented the upper rooms OF No. lso Second ST..
lately occupied by Messrs Woods, Chrlsty Co.,
over the store of w S Gilman. NJ. b. COX.
VIM M. SIMPSON,
& Ionis Feb 81. lS5D-ly GEO. BURNETT r
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Dress Goods.

X REEN silk warp cashmere de eccosse; plain
I black aipaccas cfiangeahle figured and striped
lustres plain and corded Berlin cloths: blue, green
and scarlet lionese; plain and fancy NJ. dc lanes:
printed cashmeres; merinocs; extra black silk for
visites with good supply of fringes and dress but
tons, at (octI PARSONS. Corr Parsons
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NJ Fall and Winter Goods. II

III Fall and Winter Goods. 1T
THE subscribers are receiving at their Oid Stand
l. No. 4, Jefferson streets general assortment of
Merchandise, adapted to the Fall and Winter trade,
to which they respectfully invite the attention. Of
the public. PARSONS, COPP s. PARSONS.
Burlington, October, 1919.
Woolens, &c., Sc.
On PS. Satnetts, black, blue, cadet, Lavender,
Nv steel and gold mixed; 40 ps. cassimeres and
doeskins, latest styles; II ps black, blue and blue
black ,,rab and gold mixed broad cloths and bca-
yers: SO ps, hannels, 81 to Cd white, scarlet Or
ange and green, plain and printed; 10 ps plaid lin
seys and aannels; IL prs blue coat Blankets; also,
100 ps. hickory stripes. apron checks anu ickings'
for sale by {oct1s)- Parsons, CopP 4 PARSONS
6lls bales "A heavy and medium brown shirtings
rCV and 7-s fine slirting; bales brown dfiis,
osnabulgs and meal bagging, for sale by
oct IS, 'i3 PARSONS, CORP q fARsoNs
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Hats, Caps and FGrs--for Foil and Winter.
- J. S'rJJRGiS & son have just received .a-->
Ma fire sh supply of goods in their line, COM fsass4
e~S prrsing Fashionable Moleskin Hats ola ve
ry superior quality-the iInest we nave yet ofered
also. a general assortment Of Fur and Plush Caps,
embracing fine utter Seal, DIuskrat. Mohair, Silk,
Plush, Oregon, SLOUGH, ETC.. ETC., large variety
Also Ladies' nutfs, viz extra fine and fine Lynx,
medium do. Jeanette and Coney for Misses.
The attention of country merchants Is respect
fully solicited.
Hats purchased of us dressed gratis,and all 9TH.
ers at moderate charges.
bah kinds of furs bought at the highest
prices for cash. Burlington, nov l., '49
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isjO1 SPRING AND SUMMER. (is5o.
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.

TIME Subscribers take this method of again call
] ing the attention of their old customers and
Merchants and dealers generally TO the very large
and splendid stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING,
which they receiving direct from their
mandatory in the city of New York for the Spring
and Summer trade. In getting up this Stock of
Clothing, our calculations have been made on a
scale commensurate with the wants OF the great
and growing west, and we do not hesitate to say
that for quality and variety, it is unsurpass ed in
tho United States. In regard to prices. win on
" say thst put marks at the Lowest figures of
the largest wholesale Houses in New York. Boston
and Philadelphia, and pledge ourselves to duplicate
any bill purchased in the East. Merchants and deal
ers from the country are particularly invited to
call and look through our Stock, before purchasing
as we are happy to show our Goods freely to the
trade. YOUNG BROTHERS, a
1859 Main street, a few doors above the Bank,
Feb 81, 1850 st Louis. Mo.
100 DOZEN White Shirts ofthe latest patterns
L l w made by ourselves, and warranted to fit and
to rip from the lowest price, to the finest in the
ket, for sale at New York prices YOUNG BRO. /
T ,ALIFoRNTA CLOTHING Of every description,
~ for sale at Eastern prices by
st Lonis feb 81, 1850 YOUNG BROTHERS
TTAKRISoN'S Columbian INKS, 200 doz black
and blue; 100 doz. red: so doz. copying 90 doz
Carmina; for sale at less than usual prices at the
, book store Of Clan q, '5o) ABRAHAMs
TNILL locks; cupboard, desk and trunk locks, u
/ in box and till locks, for sale by
nov |. '49. JIG LAUMAN & BRO
VARDNER'S MUSIC OF NATURE. Just receiv-
I Ted and for sale at ABRAHAMs' Burlington Book
store fmarch IL, 80
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership
y heretofore existing between the undersigned
in the Cabinet andChair Making business this day
dissolved By mutual consent ii. 5. BAkThUFF
Burlington, march 6, ls5e. JOS. WifHERoW.
The business will hereafter be conducted by the
undersigned, who viii settle all demands against
the firm and to whom all partnership debts must lie
paid. (mcH I, ,s5o-st) HENRY $. EARTRUFE
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DR. Fennlnore'S WedlclneS.
TAR FENNIMORE'S Cough mixture, certain
| and speedy cure for coughs, colds and lnilueh-
"a. Price % cents.
Fennimore's Vegetable Ague Bitters, which new
er fails to effect permanent cure when all the bit
tiers are taken as directed. a-s Is. ... 4 -
Fennimore,s Nerve and Bone Liniment or Uni
yersal Pain Extractor, the best now in use. =
Shouldn't Medicines fail to give satisfaction the
money will be refunded, for sale by s~
march r. 1850 JIG LAuMAN & B2OTHEF
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New Chain Ferry at Eddyville.

New Chain Ferry al Eadyvllle.
8 THE undersigned beg leave to in
11.3 i form the travelling community and
the California emigrants particular
H. inat tusy nave in operation new Ferry Boat al
the above named place, running by chain and
passage at oil times. Terms reasonable, ana ho-
eral reduction made TO companies.
STEPHEN ROBERTS
JOSEPH ROBERTS
Eddyville, march u, 1850 LORENZO ROBERTS
We the undersigned, have been and examined
Messrs Roberts & Bros Ferry Boat and fixtures,
and found it to be all at least that they have repre-
sented il to be: and would further say that it will
Sc the surest and safest crossing place the Des-
m0ines river. JOHN JOHNSON
march 81, iS50-2m WM LEWIS.
PLANK ROAD.-TO CONTRACTORS.
rTyHE Board Of Directors of the Burlington and Mt
j Pleasant Plank Road Company, solicit Sropo-
sails for grading draining. cuyerting and bridging
three miles of the Plank road-commencinga at mue
post marked to b, short distance to the eastward
Of John Person IRIS house, and ending at mile post
uarked to B, four miles from Burlington and near
= w. D. McCash,s house. This portion OF the road
will be let either in separate contracts OF one mile
each, or the three miles together. For spccinca-
tons aud other particulars, apply TO
THOMAS HEDGE, Secretary OF
burlington, march 81, ls50-tf Plank Road Co.
RfOJlCE.-Those concerned, are hereby no,ih
n ed that the partnershi heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned is this day dissolved by mn
tual consent, and the business discontinued.
WM GRIER,
pur,;rston. march IA. 1850 WM II DURGE.
11.rhe books are in the hands OF the under sign
cd, who washes to close all accounts and satisfy al
demands as soon as possible. WA b. GRiER.
Hur1in ston. march IL. 1S50~3t
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Hard

Hardware. s.ra.sn,-
AT ILL and cross cut saws, axes; AIDES ,handsaws,
" trace chains, locks, iatches, butts, screws,
shovcls spades shovels and tongs, .pock-
ct cutlery, table cutiery,tea and table spoonsdraw-
ing knives, WATERS tacks, ETC., etc., comprising
large and well selected stock Of fancy and staple
hardware. just received and for sale by
oct IS, lS49 CooipAUGH 20
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..,.-.s.,h aisnatch says that r. w. THOMPSON,
Ausgs6iana, has received the nomination OF
1872 Aeaires TO Berlin, vice Col. Webb, whose
c. E.ss. vas not confirmed by the Senate. A
~saleman is not to be found in all the land.
- Iouie Repub. -.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Drs Hickok & Es,Laren

TTAVE associatedin the Practice OF Medicine and
i l. Surgery, and may be round at the Office form
erly occupied by DR. Hckok, on Third street, or al
their residences. burlington, march IA. 'oO
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EDWARD MEAD,

<MMSsn=r.e IMPORTER AND WHoLEs lsLl
2EsS ~ and Retail Dealer in Watches,
dkIssaaGs5z..<GSJewelry,C Cutlery, Guns, Pistols
and Fancy Goods, No. 50 north Fourth sfrsef, nrss
block north Of Planters House, east side, - now
IN receipt Of very large and well selected assort.
ment for the Spring trade. Importing largely sno
for cash only, am enabled to offer great bargains
to the trade to retail purchaser and would invite
particular attentionto my very large assortment Of
Gold Lever and Duplex watches
in single ana hunting cases, some very superior,
made expressly to my order; Gold anchor and cyI-
nder watches, very low; Silver levers in extra hes
w hunting cases, got up expressly for Csiifofnfa
trades SILVER lever Iapine and plain watches; Jew.
ery, Of all kinds, consisting in part Of breast pins
rings, bracelets, eye glasses, pencils, miniature
lockcts thimbIes spectaces, gold guards, vest ana
fob chains.
suer Spoons, Forks, Ladies' Cups, yapkih Rings5 tc
Of my own Manufacture, and warranted equal 10
dellars silver plated and BtanEia ware Of an kinds
ivory handledtabc knives and forks; pocket Enves1
and razor storps; has, cloth. tooth and nail
brushes; double and single barrel shot guns Of DaL
mascus, wire and plain twist
have also made extensive arrangements with
Eastern manufacturers. and am now fully supplied
with very large assortment of
CALIFORNIA ARMS,
consisting in part of the best quality Of American
rifles from 80 to SO bore; also Colts and Aliens
celebrated revolving pistols; cast steel rife, belt
and rocket pistols; water proof percussion caps5
powder TASKS and horns; shot bags; pistol belfss
| eye protectors; goggesj pocket compasscs; SPY
gla sses; pocket ink stands: scales and weights.
| st Louis, Feb. %, lS50-2m =. NJ.
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Shawls, Comforts and Blankets.
. PAIRS bed blankets. including some Of supe-
Q rior quality 10 heavy fine wool twilied Long
shawls new style); IL do basket do NEW style);
IL super soft wool Plaid shawls; 6 doz. assorted
plaid shaws % doz. ass'd wool Comforts of every
variety of style, for sale by 9SEf sa#
oct $40 PARSONS. Corr & PARSONS.
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FRUIT TREES.

FRUIT TREES.
~.A.s> THE undersigned have now on their prem
&$ Uses, two and half miles west of Burlins-
~&~ ton, on the Agency Road, 10000 APPLE
TREES, suitable for the orchard.
The varieties are those most approved; none but
the best are cuiy ated at nurseries. Our trees
are healthy and in fine order.
Prices as follows: 100 trees less to one order,
hundred; 400 and upwards, $40 per hundred, at the
nurseries.
Also, fine lot Of PLUM TREES, of some 10 va
rieties, highly approved. few CHERRY TREES,
on morello stocks; to which may be added. Peach
Persimmon trees mot forgetting Pear and Ounces
we expect to continue permanently in the bust
ness, and will add from year to year TO oar STOCK
ne,c and choice varieties not to be outdone by
any cultivator Of good Fruit in the West.
ABNER LEONARD,
DAVID LEONARD,
Feb. 7. .5o.om ISAAC LEONARD.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
MGFLoWERING SHRUBS, ETC.-The subscri-
Sber viii have ready for delivery at Burlington, the
Pear, Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees OF every vari-
ETY.. As an orchard is destined to last life time,
it is the necessary that those who plant them
out, should take care in procuring good trees, as
they cost no more than bad while their fruit
find reader market and far better prices also,
Isabella and Catawba Grape Vines, GoossberTy and
White and Red Currants.
Ornamental trees and Evergreens, such as the
Catalpha, Alanthus, Poplar, Balm of Gilead, Chest
| nuts, Balsom Fir, Arborvite, Cedar and Pines.
Likewise an extensive assortment OF Towering
! and Ornamental Shrubs; together with Roses and
HoneysuckIes, Jessimines. etc., with large varle
ty of Dahlia roots, with their true names and coor
! attached. Those who may desire any thing in the
fruit line. or for the ornamental, can depend upon
obtaining the varieties, by leaving their orders
stating the kinds they ant at the ssHawk-Eye Print
/ ing Office, before the first of April next. Trees
etc. delivered if within the corporation limits fire.
of Charge and instructions given how to plant ans
the kind of soil required for the different trees o.
shrubs ENOCH NAY.
i Burlington. march Z, IS5c-4w
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Al 4 r r I E o

A. .;tv On The ls.h inst, BY Rev. Mr. Young DAVID
rsxxs 70 Mis- EMzABErH ktttousH'ah 0, '"'s p'sse
a. nos, beautiful present Of Wedding CAKE ina. We
-. go received accompanied the above no'ce IVY
,p,,eAil bsAa, gladstone fruit ana .ae 0'Ae, poaA
-. an % the lot the printer we w'sn 'ne oo"o'
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FUOTE CO.,
HAVE on hand the largest stock Of Groceries in
u this section of the State, including-
60 sacks prime, new crop, Rio Coffee;
40 do do old % ge. ..s#a
30 hhds prime y. O. Sugar; i. ~sa
80 bbls clarified 90 .s--s -emf-
500 lbs. Boston double refined Loaf sugar;
60 bhls molasses; 20 half Sbis molasses;
3 tierces Rice; Q tierces Saleratus;
Several bags Pepper and Spice; also,
IL cases Tea, including Imperial, Gunpowdcs;
Young Hyson and Black Teas;
GO packages Tobacco of various qualities;
100 dog Brooms; all of which viii be sold as low
as can be procured from st Louis Dan 1880
PRINTERS PAPER zst
ar all Sizes also Book, Letter and Wrapping Pa
Bpers bonnet boards, etc., of the first quality ,ai
the lowest st Louis prices. fOCTE CO
Burlington. Iowa, Jan. II, 1850 .@ 81
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White Goods, etc,

1UST received, large assortment or plain anu
j plaid jaconcts and musiinsi SWISS book ana
null muslins: bishop lawn, linen cambria; ifnens
iaconet and swiss eigings and Insertions; bonnes
yelvets all coIors. velvet trimmings; bonnet, cap
and taieta ribbons with good many fancy articles
for sale by foct IS, 49, GARRETT coorrn
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- TEENsWARE: 100 setts ass'd granite plates
To 400 do blue edged white plates; SOC DO com
mon teas; 100 do assorted granite teas; 70 dozs
assorted sizes bowls with pisr sugars,
cream mugs, just received and for sale a.
oct IS, '4e. GARRETT eoofEHs,
tfain below Jefferson street.
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CHARLES HENDRIX
MARK s. FoOTE
Iron and Brass Foundry,
Machine ShOD. etc.,
BURLINGTON. /

AIVA GNU ID OOo EVuuUHy
MI a CHI inc s hop, etc.,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
DY HENDRIX 4 FOOTE, who are prepared to
ID furnish all kinds of Steam Engines, and every
description of Castings. Turning and Fitting done
in workmanlike manner.
p. S.-Printed Catalogues Of our Patterns OF any
information desired may be had by addressing let
ter to US at Burlington. (march Ia, 1900
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
DY virtue Of License and Decree of the Probate
Dcourt of Desmoines county, Iowa. will,on Mon
day. the 18th day Of April. A. u. 1850 sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following Real Estate,
to wit: The undivided half of the northeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of section number
twenty-nine, township No. seventy north Of range
four west. containing forty acres, more or less be-
ing the property Of the minor Heirs Of Jonathan
Roberts, deed. The other undivided half, If the
purchaser wishes will be decided at the same time,
for the same price as that belonging to the minor
Heirs may be sold for the Heirs Of age having con-
scented in writing to do so. as@Saie on the premi-
ses at one O'Clock. p. NJ. JOHN HEAD, Guardian
Danyi,le Town ship, march IA. lS50-3t
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Hosiery. etc.
IIarllMare.

WYE have received Ivy late arrivals the greater
w portion of our stock Of Hardware and Cut
lery and which comprises me of the hest assert.
ments ever opened In this market. Particular az
tention il requested 10 the stock 81 Tools, whios
have been selected with greet care.
ra, .a0 JG IsUwAS BAo