Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-08
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
First and Hardest Blow at Monopoly!

BURL
First and Hardest Blow at Monopoly!
- TWO years ago we struck the first blow at
monopoly, bringing Gown HATS AND CAPS
we struck the second blow at Monopoly! bringing
them down still lower; and the past spring we
struck the third biotc at Monopoly -! bringing
down everything in the shape Of Hats, Caps, and
Ready Made Clothing, to the lowest prices ever
known in the history of Burlington!
We have the best evidence in the world that our
efforts in this respect known and by
the people, in the fact that doing more than
twice as much business this season as we have
ever done at any former period. fine Moeskin
hat for So to 81 so; fine Angola hat for 81 SO;
good soft fur hat for 81 IS; and all other articles in
line in proportion, shows new era IN the ms
tory Of trade in Iowa.
We determined at the first to establish husi-
on the principle of Lo,o prices, Fair dealing,
and Cash Sales. We have strictly adhered to that
plan, and have the hest reas in the world to be
satisfied with il. But we want all the world and |
'sthe rest Of manknd' to know that we design to do
more and better still the coming fall; for we are
determined that our stock shall be more full and |
complete than ever; and as we shall purchase ex. |
ciusively in New York and Philadelphia, we be- |
lieve that we can strike One More Bow at existing
prices with effect.
Such a rush for Summer Clothing as we nave had
sweeping of nearly our entire stock IN two
months-proves that we stick to our motto, GA
nimble sixpence better than rusty shilling"
Burlington July !, 80 J.STURGls SON.
r.. ID. JasSar,
DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
] JQueensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, ETC., IN
the store formerly occupied by Thos Hedge, JEFF
ferson street, Burlington. (may 10, 'oo
DRY GOODS.
DROWN and bleached Muslins and Drillings,
Dcottonades ,osnaburgs, calicos, ginghams,iawn
brown and grass lnens linens, MOSQUITO bars,
tweeds, assmeres, satinetts, ETC., can be bought
| cheap Of (may is, '6O) JAGGAR
GROCERIES.
| NJ o. Crushed and loaf Sugars, Rio ana Java
~. Coffee, N. o. and s. II. M"lasses Golden syr-
up, Young Hy son, Imperial, Gun Powder ana BACK
| Teas, Rice. Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Oranges, lem
ons, Goldfish, Mackerel, herring. sardines oysters,
olive oil, Tomato catsup, Pickles, Pepper sauces
star chs mould, star and stearine Candles soap spi
ces of all kinds, all of which will he sold at fair
| prices by tmay 16, '5o) JAGGAK
| 1IATs: Leghorn, palm leaf, Santa Fe, Asniana'
| III Mexican and wool Hats maybe had at low pri-
ces at (may rs, SOY Z ID JAGGARs
! TlNO INVALIDS Pure Port, Madeira and Mala-
| | ga Wines and French Brandy, bought especi-
ally for Medical purposes and warranted genuine,
can be had Of the subscriber on good terms.
| may Is, $50 d JAGGAR
| YANKEE NOTIONS: painted tubs and buckets.
1 wooden pals with covers, bail boxes, varnish-
ed sugar boxes, willow baskets and Demiiohns, for
sale py Qhay 10, 'oo) f. y .&oNNN
To the Lovers Of the Weed.
r HAVE just received supply Of No. Va. To-
/ bacco-also, Regalia and Principe Cigars, o
prime article, also Scaforlatti smoking Tobacco.
+ may Is, $50 Ed JAGGAR
nAGS WANTED.--The subscriber will pur.
II chase good clean linen and cotton Rags.
NAV ls, $50 ED JAeaAR
Farmers attend to your Interest.
TOR Butter. Eggs, Lard, Bseswax, Hides, we are
L paying Cash, in fact for all kinds Of Produce
| at the PEOPLES store Main street next the Marke
house. tmay IS, '5o) NJ. II. SCOTT
NJ ANTED, Wheat and Oats. also Dry and Greer
. w HIDES for which cash will be paid on de
livery (may 9, 800 PARSONS. Corr PARSONS
Just Received by the Subscribers,
d I a BBLs Syrup, sugar house and N. o. Molasses
III 100 sacks q. A. salt in heached bags;
| 6 sacks dried Peaches and Apples;
- bbls N. O. sugar; sacks butter salt;
Sc boxes by 10 and 10 by - Glass, for sale by
may 3, $50 PARSONS, Corr \ PARSONS
AIDES cloth and leather CATERS, for summe
IL wear, slippers, etc. for sale by
mays Ms Du Dols, Jefferson street.
MBRELLAS, for sale at
y may ., $50 Du BoIs'
y IL may 9, 80 Du BcIs'
= \ superior article of CHOCOLATE, for sale b
n mays, M 0u BoIs
= nNkss GOODS, oareges, tissues, lawns, &C. 10
| - sale by (mays) Du Bois
PRICES REDUCED:
arBARGAINS TO BE HAD!!!I
- | TINE subscriber begs leave to inform his friend
| and the public generally, that he has in store
large assortment Of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS AN
CAPS of all sizes and qualities, which he offers
l. REDUCED PRICES. He feels assured he can max
d il to the advantage Of buyers TO extend him the
d patronage. He is satisfied that small profits an
e quick returns will prove advantageous to himse
e as we'll as the purchaser. Having adopted tn
J, CASH SYSTEM, he is determined to sell low.
D, Also, a large and fine assortment Of Leather nm
,r Shoe Findings.
d grPiease call and exam, -" my stock, on JeHel
!, son street. one door east If Main.
id may ., 80 WALLIS
IN ,J7HE new and popular Cyclopedia OF Domcst
ct l. Medicine, by Keith Imray, NJ. H., embracir
u Physiology wh plate etc, etc., just al
for sale at Eastern prices at ABRAHAMs'
a may %, $50 Burlington book store
FLOUR! FLOUR!!
:, 100n BBLs. ssE~tra'' Super Fine City Mil
III lOOV Flour, for sale by
e. may 80, $50 PARSONS, CoPP & PARSONS
n. Second Blow at Monopoly.
or WE are now selling GOOD FAMILY FLOUR
id ;" Sl,5Oless than be had at the City Mill
p MORE GOOD NEWs!!!
ee GrFurther reduction in the price OF Coffee
* 10 lbs. of Coffee for one dollar, at the People
~ store, Main street. next the Market House.
gFNOTICE.-We have received a fur Their su
-, ply Of Flour. and now let our customers ha
nd Prime article. tjune s, 'ao) NJ SH SCOT
DNIME WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
S Wholesale and Retail to suit purchasers,
- ways on hand at Our House No. ?, Front street.
iune 6, $50. II. MATTESON & Co.
Mr. Grind and Oil Stones.
ar 1nn FEET Marietta grindstones; 3 box
re- lVO French Lick whet stones; 100 lbs w
chita oil stone, superior article, for sale cheap
- iuly4 ] G LAUMAN 4 BRO,
No. Corner Of Jefferson and Water stree
nd FRICE OF FLOUR REDUCED.
act BURLINGTON City Mills Flour, at reduced p
by Dces to close consignment, for sale by
july 4, '50-1t PARSONS, CoPP PARSONS
Id. HARVEST OF 1850.
IL persons indebted to William Walker, a
inc merely no' ,'',r s nv c.Su nn -. heto
AY .e'.eu e. . ~ s",.,n.s.ar naxt or th.r viii
de- ~ 49, ..c -. 80. o4.i.... Cor rono.4;f