Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
YOUNG LADIES' HIGH SCHOOL.
Saint Louis, Missouri. g.


j.. II. FPURKITT, PRINcI PAL.
THIS INSTITUTION has occupied Concert Hall,
l. since the melancholy disaster of May i, 1860.
II is organized in three Departments-the Prima-
ry, the Preparatory, and the High School. nIathe-
matics, the Natural Sciences, Beiles-lettres and
English Literature, the Languages, Philosophy,
History, Duties and the Accomplishments, consti-
tutc tho different departments Of study. Every ia
cility Is offered for extcnsve thorough, cleva-
ted. systematic and symmetrical education. @as@a#
~ MEMBERS OF TIE FAMILY OF THE PRINCIPAL 49,
There many young ladies' in different parts OF
Missouri and tn. adjoining States, whose parents
are seeking for them the benefits Of year two
of study and instruction in the city of 81 Louis
The advantages to he derived from course Of cd
ucaton in this great and growing metropolis of the
west, if enjoy the protection and influences
of rlict home, are every year becoming more
and more apparent. The eleva ted course of study
the oc, sional Literary and Scientific Lectures,
Musical Concerts of high character, exhibitions
of Art and the numerous objects of interest in the
city. present very great facilities for expanding the
mind, improving the taste, and aiming knowledge
of the world. rf.1
Young LADIES' having this dhjcc. in view arc re-
ceived into the family Of thu Principal, who arc
entrusted tohis charge, share thase oymcEts and
privileges ola quiet and happy home. The com
fort, health habits, studies. manners and morals of
the young ladies are carefully attended to, and all
the guards necessary for physical and moral sccu-
rity arc constantly thrown around them. Each one
ton, that she may form those habits of mind, of
manners and of heart, which will make her in
telligent, agreeable and accomplished lady.
The number of pupils received into the family
is limited to about twenty. Parents desiring fur
thcr Information, can Obtain il by letter or APP
phi, lion at the Institution. Catalogues can he
had at the office Of this paper. The next School
Year will commence on the first Monday in scptcm-
bel tst. Louis, July, 1851.
RIGGS HARVESTING
AND NOW ING NJ CHIMES.
I AN the authorized agent for the sale Of the
1 Harvesting and Moving Machines, manufacture
ell by George II. Rngs. These Machines possess
the following advantages, viz: 1, They are war
ranted to Cnt two acres OF wheat or other small
grain per hour. Q, They will three-fourths Of
all the wheat scattered by ordinary Cradiiug. 5,
They are made of good materials and durable with
proper 4, The raking Can he well done by
person riding on the machine. 5, They will cut
from two to fifteen inches from the ground. 6,
They do well in cutting grass aud will cut close
to the ground and clearer than is done with an or
dinlry scythc.
These Machines are warranted TO pcif form as
here repre- scented, and if they DO not, they may be
returned to the undersigned and the money Will be
refunded.
One of these Machines may he seen at my shop
opposite the Barrett House, Burlington.
InIy .. 1s5i-tf EBERsoL.
ILLINOIS IMPROVED REAPING MACHINES,
For the Harvest OF ISL.
Manufactured by TLAGG & EWING, Illinois.
J. O. LAuMAN Y BROTHER, Agents.
VIZ T. are now ready contract With Farmers who
w de ,ro~ OF obtaining better Machine than has
or before been offered TO the public. The Illinois
Reaper is no longer an experiment, as II has been
proven that is better adapted to the wants
of every Farmer than any other Machine.
Its atlvantag are numerous, it's uneqnallcd for
durability and despatch. it runs square before the
Horses wheels four feet high, which makes ii
overcome uneven surfaces. and avoids ciogcng up,
Ia, h
or four horses it cuts ten feet wide and the Rakcr
slides the g ain oil by riding upon the machine it
can be graded to cut from to 10 int hes high in two
minutes. The sickles are mFde of the hest Cast
steel, ii will cut 200 acres per week If kept con-
stantly running, and will pay for Itself In one Har-
vest. For terms inquire oil
June s, 1851 JIG. LAUMAN & BRO, As'ts
VALUABLE INVENTION.
PATENT STONE UMPt
rINHE above named Pump Is composed entirely
| of Composition Stone, and Is free from the M
NY objections Justly urged against either Wooden
or Metallic Pumps. The undersigned - prepared
to sell County rights, in this State. Also, has on
hand choice lot Of sail Pumps which he welisell
at reasonable rates. For further particulars en-
quirc of l.. T.. Wright.
A sperimen of the above Pamp may be seen at
Henry :. Bartruh's. and also at Alfred Clarks,
burlington, and at Messengers in Dinville.
Mr. W. may be found at the Farmers Hotel, or
at Howard's shop, when not absent on business.
Burlington, June IS, 1s5l-sm
INTEREST on DEPOSITS.
yY>lIE Subscriber has resumed business, and will
receive money on dcpositc. paying interest as
per agreement.
Liberal arrangements will be made with deposit
tors, and of my fire proef vault allowed free
of charge, for such valuable papers as they may
wish tn deposite for safety.
For further information, call on me at my old
place OF busnc Front street, Burlington, Iowa.
July IL, 1851 FRANCIS ]. c. PEASLEY
s,NNCHANGE for sale by
~ July li,'5i FRANCIS ]. c. PEASLEY
MONEY LOANED-Short time bills discounted
VI by Goly li,'an +. ]. {. fEASLEf
GOLD AND SILVER exchanged FIR current bank
" notes, by duly ll,'5N FL. c. rEAsLEf
w ANrEn.--pnls ot Exchange on all parts OF
w the United States, bought hy
July 1t, 1887 FRANCIS J. {. PEASLES
,oLp AND SiLNER.-A prem,4 IN pad for gold
~ AMI Shver,hy Oy ~ FL. e. fEASLEf
JOAN WARREN MI CLARKE
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
IN the store r1tmerls occupied by Geo. kricrh
r>SE haum, jefferson street, IN the Raftet House
- @ we have aprneA entire stock efnnw and II est
E" ~ Eamty Ern&rttrS, Sna shah constantly keep ON
hAMl choice selection or such articles i'll that line
ofhusincsS, Us must give satisfaction to all who
may favor AS with tAeir CUSTOM.
As our purchases have been made upon the most
favorable tcrmS, we shall be able TO sell at very
moderate prtreS. BY Constant attention 10 husi,
ness we hope TO secure reasonable share both ol
the city and county custom.
WARREN * CLARKE.