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

MEMS WEAR.
fLDrHS: a large assortment Of black and fancy
~ coiors. SOM very cheap doe skins ard cassi-
mares. plain and fincy satnetts, large assortment
all grades, Tweeds and ny Jeans of various col
ors and grades, just received and for sale by
oct 3. 80 G. LAUMAN Il BRO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

ANNFF. NUI lDNN.
sGG Whips, covered buckets; bale boxes: GOV.
IA cred boxes; Wire Selves; Wooden TRAYS;
Wood clippers; Clothes Pins; Alucant Mats;
Hutter Ladies'; Cocoa Dirpers; Whip sticks;
Willow Wagons, just reed fl ON Boston by
oct II, $50 &c LAuMASS Bno
(NANDLES.-Best star and common candles for
- SAFE ny fauS. ~ DU BOTS
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/ EW BROONlS.

FOUTL q co.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERS. have just received a
w lot of splendid New Orleans Sugar and Nolas-
ses for sale cheap. april Is. 1880
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Cash Advances.

Cash Advances.
INHE Subscribers will make liberal advances on
l consignments made to them for sale in Burliug-
ton. or for shipment to other ports.
oct Il, 1850 PARSONS X co., Water ST.
4 SSoRIED lumber and Square Lumber for sale
i. by (oCt II, 1851 PARSONS * co
~ HEAT, Corn, oats, FlaNseed, Hides, etc :, etc.
W wanted in exchange for Cash Lumber, Gro
ceries. ETC.. by toct. II, 500 PARSONS y co
EDAIN TED BUCKETS: 80 doz. Painted buckets;
10 doz vanished do; 20 nests Tubs for sale by
OCT II, 90 LAuMAN BRo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

ID EADl MADE CLOTHING: mems blue. black
tand dra0 sack Goats. and heavy over coats, va
lentia, silk, cashmere and satin Vests; satinett
Sleeps grey and cashmere Pants: cotton and wool
len under shirts and drawers; monkey Jackets fine
cloth Cloaks, etc, etc, ETC., making general as
sortment, for Sale as cheap as the cheapest by
oct 10, 80 w F CooLhAUoH 4 co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

COrTONS! CUrTONS!!
cLEACHED and brown mushns Of the best
/ } brand 3D. and Ga Lawrence Mills sheetings;
Brown and hIeaChed sheetingS from Ga TO l2-i;
Brown drills. Osnabergs. tickings. checks, etc.
Dust reed ana for sale by J G LAUMAN BRO.
sept IS, 80 corner Jefferson and Water SITS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

READY MADE CLOTHING.
~ - MEMS blue blanket and over Coars;
L - 40 do drab do do
ID mems blue Jackets; 10 fine Pilot cloth coats:
so satinett and tweed coats: u doz Shirts;
300 pairs black and fancy ssmere sainett, cor
deroy and jeans Pants:
$50 satin, silk. merino, cloth and Vale Vests;
Also. hickory shirts, drilling and flannel drawers;
cotton, marino and silk under shirts, ETC., ETC.,
which will be sold very cheap by
oct 3, so GARRETT & COOPER
~~.. LAND FOR SALE.-I will sell eighty acres
ffsS of land lying within mile of Mount Pleasant,
-.4> Henry county, Iowa. Forty acres are under
fence and in cultivation, and thirty tim
Der. Further particulars may be had by calling on
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

On COILS assorted Cordage, from I TO inchr
~OMani,la Cordage; 10 doz. Manila Cords. f.,
sale by (nov y G LAUMAN \ BRO
MAILS: 200 kegs Boston Nails. of ali sizes. Just
| received and for sale by THOs HEDGE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

BOOTS AND SHOES.
Wehave in store 80 cases Stoga boots; 40 cases
Zip boots; 10 cases gents long boots; 10 calf
bots; cases youths do; cases childrcns' do
cases mems brogans; z cases youths do; 500
pairs childrens and infants shoes, CATERS, etc,
ioc pairs ladies' and gentlemen's overshoes; 1oprs
xcelsors, half Caters, ETC., etc.
HARDWARE.
We have just received 200 kegs Nails from Sd to
50. All varieties Of pocket, table, butcher and
carving Knives; scissors, shears, screws, butts,
nlches, locks. molasses gates, faucets, Lamps can
alesttcks, saws, hatchets, hemmers, lacks, mill
aws, hand saws, files. rasps, table and tea Spoons
etc., ETC., etc.; etc.
The attention of wholesale dealers is particular
yreQueSted. Gazette copyl KIMDAIIN co
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Removal.
I OO.OOO!!
Paw XOus. Faxes.

k4v NOUf axes.
s5~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-five per cent interest from
and after that time. ]. r. TALLANT.
sept IS, 1850 Collector of DeS Molnes Co.
lust received. a large stock of twilled, Scarlei
y striped and plain, yellow, white and grey low
priced Inc dium and very fine Wech. for sale low
by G LAUMAN BRO.
sant o. 80 corner Jefferson and Water SITS
I INSEYS-Of all Qualities, plain, chanseate AMI
Lploid, just received and for sale by
sept -, 80 u LAuMAN b!tO.
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SUNDRIES.

IN BAGS shot; 1000 lbs Boston Saeratus:
sSV 1000 lbs. cotton larn 500 lbs. bar Lead:
Is bales cotton batting; boxes star Candies;
100 bags Dairy salt: 90 boxes; 10 hbls Tar;
& bags Pepper; 10 boxes Fancy soap:
do spice; 3 boxes chocolate; 100 lbs cloves;
so lbs Nutmegs; 10 do chewing Tobacco;
200 DO Ginger; boxes smoking do
1000 do Nader; 3 do fine cut chewing do:
600 do spanish Float In,'igo; 10 bales Oakum:
80 mats Cinnamon; rs reams wrapping Paper;
so boxes 8 by 10 Glass; 10 dog. bed cords;
20 do 10 by IL do bales sewing Irvine:
10 by IA, Ii BY i6, II by Is glass:
o bales wrapping Irvine. just reed fer sale by
oct -, 80 j G LAUMAN 4 BRO
D. Bills. rectiiied Whiskey; ) bbls. Mononge-
e~'S heia Whiskay, just received and for sale by
oct - 80 G LaUHIAN Bro
NJ AlLS: $50 kegs Boston and Pittsbulg Nails;
~ 10 kegs Fence Nails; 200 lbs horse shoe do
oct2 80 LAUMAN s. BRO.
A'uGAR: 10 hhds n. o. sugar: % bbls clarified 10
10 bbls loaf and crushed do; Just reed and for
safe by (oct -, 500 q LAUMAN y Bro
>oFFEE: 50 sacks prime Rio Coffee, ia st recely-
led for sale by (oct 2D J q LArMAN BIO.
I!oLASSEs: 10 bhls sugar House Molas seS, for
w sale by (oct 81, '5o) e LAuMAS y Bpo
For Rent or Lease for a Term OF Years.
r. THE subscriber has purchased the large Tavern
Iii stand Of Mr. Jacob Nin:on, Of Wspetio. which
Sil he has had repaired, and placed in good conli
ton for renting. consisting OF - rooms and stab
ling sufficient for 20 horses, with good ward.
ANY person wishing to engage in business, will
end this good opening. and healthy situation.
Napello Iowa. oct. ~. 1850 f.. q. JONES
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

STOFES.-We have Just received a COM
.SsI plete assortment: of Reliance. Premi I'm and
ts-ag Double Hearth Air Tight Eureka Cooking
III stoves-llso, Parlor and Heating stoves, all
of which we offer very cheap. Housekeepers and
persons wishing to purchase are requested to call
and examine our as soitmcnt LAUMAN& Bro
jy corner Jefferson < Water SITS, Burlington
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

FLANK KUAD NOTICE.
d5"The subscribers to the stock Of the rurling-
ton and Mt Pleasant Plank Road Company, are
hereby notified. that at meeting Of the Board of
Directors, held on the 9th inst, was ordered that
an assessment OF 20 per cent, or ten dollars per
share, be called in. heing the seventh instalmen,,
to be paid to w. F. Coolbaugh Treasurer of the
Company. in Burlington on Saturday the IN dav of
November next. GEO. SNYDER, Secretary.
Burlington Oct. 10, 1850.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

NE" FIRM.
frSxIE4i ARMSTRONG 4 CO., have
- = Won hand the largest and best as 81
sorted stock Of Saddlery that o
has ever been offered in this market. Consisting
OF variety and style Of Saddles, Brides, Hsr-
ness, trunks, Collars, Riding and Carriage whips,
BACK and Belly Bands. &c. &c, TO which they re.
specially invite the attention of all persons who
may he in need Of any of the above articles. au
NALMON,-3 bEIs. picked salmon just received
and for sale at aug 22) DU BOIS
TNOBACCO: fresh supply of "Henderors's' fine
l Tobacco, just received at GAYS July II
uIDEs WANTED.-1O00 Hides wanted for
IL which we will pay the highest price in cash
faug. '5n.l &c AnusTroxa Co,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

DaIME WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, at
Wholesale and Retail to suit purchasers, al
ways on hand at Our House No. ,. Front street.
tune 9, $50. II. SiATTESDN x Co,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

Leather and Findings.
oRoCCo, calf, lining and topping skins;
vi 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 II, 20 ED WALLIS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 70 Office, south
j si,e of the Market House, will attend to making
all kinds OF deeds. &c. sept 10, 'bo)
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

A<'u'S paws diiu iiGlS MS q,
so bgs prime Rio coffee
10 do do Java do
40 bhls Beicher's clar-
fled sugar:
10 do loaf y crush'd do
10 hhas n. 0. sugar;
40 hbls S H Molasses;
20 ( do do do
20 bbls best plantation:
80 boxes ass'dvirginia
Tobacco;
81 do Lewis. Bros 4
Co.'S SIS Tobacco;
10 do smoking do
200 do assorted Cigars;
5000 lbs Boston saleratus
1000 DO best Ombre Mad
UtTs
800 90 Spanish float In
digO:
3 bags Pepper;
> do Pimento;
100 lbs. Cloves;
so do Nntmegs;
10 boxes Chocolate;
20 do Mustard;
90 do No. |, soap;
10 do variegated do
10 DO No. /, starch;
5 bbls. Ginger:
) do Alum:
10 boxes T D Pipes;
90 mats CasSia;
10 boxes Pepper Sauce
For sale low for cash. by
oct 3, 1880 w
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE

C'TOCkH0LnERS in the Bnrlug ION and VIZ Pleasant
tHPiank Road Cempany, who subscribed since the Isl
day of January 1850, hereby notified that meet
ing OF the Board of directors, held October 2l> 1856
ordered that OF 10 cent, or i've
dollars per sh1re all >uh>ccinaas since January 1880
be called be paid w F. Cooihaueh. Treasurer Of
company, in Burlington. Saturday the o2d day Of No
yemter ~ GEO. SNYDER. Sec'y.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

1 ROCERlES, &C., &c.-The subscribers have in
I store, and are now receiving. large and well
selected stock OF Groceries, which they Offer at st
Louis prices and freightS for Cnsh, whih ire
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07
Boun,y Land Bill.

Na-rHE Subscriber will procure Warrants 70,
those entitled, upon reasonable Terms. zap.
ply at the Office of Isaac Baggs, Esq, Burlington.
oct 81, 1850. J. ]. CHILD, Attorney at Law
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!t
HuR stock countries every variety of MEMS
\fClothing. viz: Blue, blanket and cloth overcoas,
Cloth, tweed and satinctt sack and busine SIS coats
Black and fancy cashmere pants,
Satinett. Sleeps grey and cor'eroy pants;
Valencia. cashmere. satin and satnet Vests;
Red flannel under hrtS and drawers
Silk, Merino and lambs wool underShirts;
Merno rihb'd.c cotton and Canton flannel Drawers:
Just reed and for salehv JIG LAUMAN Il BRO
sent aS 80 corner Jefferson and Water s:s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07


I / ARDW ,kE.--20 dox Hunts Manu's Axes:
/ | 20 dozen shovclS and spades; $50 sad Irons:
10 dozen grain shnvels; 800 lbs. wrought Nails;
10 do assorted manure and Hav Forks;
1850 lbs Log Chains; 800 los. strap Hinges;
l25 dozen assorted Knives and Forks;
20 do 10 Butcher Knives;
100 d. do Pocket Cutlery;
$50 do narrow and vile Butts, assorted sizes;
$50 gross screws, together with good sortment
of Locks and Latchcs. hand and cross cut saws,
hatchetS. Augers, Gimets, etc. etc. for sale ~
oct 3. so " + CooIPAUGH 4
4 'RuCERlES.--Ne have i good stock Of Sugar,
Coffee. Tea. MpiasseS. Tobact .. Indigo, Mad
der, Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Alum, Nutmegs,
Gloves, Starch, Candies Soap, Chocolate etc, for
sale cheap for cash by (n3) GARRETT COOPER
stALr.-l0o sacks Ground Alum salt: $50 tbls
y kenawha salt; fer sale cheap for cash by
oct 3, 80 GARRETT Il COOPER
BOOTS AND SHOES: rs cases Of Boots and
fShocs. comprising general assortment. just
received from Philadelphia, and for sale cheap by
oct 3. 1850 GARRETT & COOPER
MAILS AND GLASS: 30 kegs Boston and Pitts
burgh Nails. all sizes: 20 boxes by 10, 10 do
10 by II glass III store, and for sale by
oct 3, 90 GARRETT COOPER.
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y A. PRINGLE, No. 80, East Bay street,
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woRTHINGToN G. sNErHEN
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