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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24

IH'I7I pVVFu n FHAITIVNE
worh ON the nstsro and treaent Of delicate
and all the Kindred by sress
bssutifuIiy eolered plates, a. large iifs-by Homer
Donricf D. lectsrer on surgery and diseases Of khs
sseys named nsturs 10 large qa.rto $50 pp., sssosS
saton price tlO Extract from ts Boston Medical as4
surgical Journal IL may be said fearcssiy 70 be equal
hieords Or Actions works the family o. Diseases
a hr tuperier any hing OF the kind ublishsd In
hh county, Author Of I" The Family Physolsn, price
esnn author Of work on Self Abuse and It's Depis-
~ or sale AZ the publishers sTRINGER T0wNsHND.
~ brossvtv and bv the suthor 500 Bro.dw.v
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
Mr. Bishops Observatory, !
Regent. park, Nav ~.

The New York Courier aud Enpurer ex-
presses the belief that Daniel Webster is far more
popular with the people of the United States
than vita the politicians, who seek TO load and
ceatro, them, and says, and yet we desire to dis
eomsenance every Wing movement for the next
Presidency, whether in favor OF Webster. Scott,
or any other person. Both Of them are men and
patriots who merit the gratitude as well as the re-
spcct Of the nattoa but we all feel--every intel
hgeat NAN in The nation knows--that there is in
the wide world, but one Dauicl Webster. lie
belongs To the whole country: and his genius and
intellect are alike the admiration and the proper
ty of the whole world; and we have ever felt that
his election 10 the Proficiency hY the free people
of the United States, would be the proulcst tri-
umph our institutions have ever achieved in the
estimation of the civilized world. .@
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
HATS os,tl Cans.

l STU kt,lS y SNlN hlNc lWStEStCttCd incur new
y stock for S,riHg aud Si .vnmpt ing fail
variety every thing desirable in the Tine ut HATS
AND CAPS Tor M"n, Bows and chsidren. Wehavc
all the various styles Ufhnc
MD"ESkIN MATS
Prevailing in New York, Il niatclphia a"I he west.
Alsn-straw Hats, Panama and palm leaf, Cloth ansi
Glazed Caps; Boys far an! wool Hats, tht!tFcas'
Fanny Hats and Caps.
our stock of SOFT HATS, width ~ the largest and
will sell at very small aIv4nvc New fer& Pst-
ces jon tdS'i
CLOTHING:
We have also, vciy IL" assortment Of Cloth
aud Tweed Coats, Black ana Fancy tA,$im"te rants
Vests, AMI general assortment "t SUMMER
CLurniNt;, which htrInc been purrha> ed III the
East, we can and WIN sell very chcar.
Burlington. may /, 1881
DIR MrkENNEN'S REGULATOR.
raA1, rms medicine Is now prepared by the FRO
Nirr,rtor aud Is offered t II sale IL quantity e.
- s,nt rur ChaSers from one bottle IT, thousand.
Itts Positive Remedy IN arrangement If the Bow
els, niarrhra, Dyscntcry and Cholera Mothns.-
An who have used At pronnunt u 10 lie the best
and most certain medicine they have ever used for
extensive practice for the last two years, and
cine on which he can fully rely in that disease.
Prepared and sola at the Family Medicine De
pot sign Of the GOOD Samaritan, Burlington. Iowa.
June II, 1881.
RI AILS--9o hcc. Rrsfor Nails, 70, sale by
I ~ .istl '"rr, psrs"As : Go
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
WASEtNGToN, July Ior.

There are contradictory statements with refer
ence 10 the resignation of Mr. Webster Neither
the Republic or lntelgencer have any alluSioa to
il. 1t is certain, however, that Mr. Webster con-
templates visit 10 Europe. lie leaves for An
napo.is on Tuesday. where he cmbarks for New
York, ana after spending few weeks at his
home at Mhrsaticia. he win leave for Europe
In case of his resignation being accepted, it is
said the place will be given TO Mr. -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
MRs. Nj. \. p. DARWIN 4 Il

MRS. VI. Z. I. DNRNIN, 4. T.,
uANlNG permanently located in Burlington,
| | win on the first Monday of September next
open female school in which together with the
ordinary English branches will be taught any of
those Of college course including pure and mixed
mathematics, French, spanish, Latin, Greek, and
Hebrew. Mrs. Darwin is a graduate Of the male
department Of one OF the hes; colleges of Ohio, and
has for the last five years been at the head OF the
Female Academy of Paris, Tennes see.-Tcrms aud
place of teaching will be made known hereaItcr.-
Enquiries may be made of c. d. Darwin a. the Of
flee oil I. ID. Croker, Esq, or of Mrs. Darwin at
MIR. HArkcr's on 81 street, opposite the Earrct
House. Burlington July 1881, 2n.s ...
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

We shall come 10 40 such ignoble end We shall
live, and not die. During the period allotted to
our several lives we shall continue to rejoice in
the return of this Anniversary. The ill-omened
sounds of fanatc,sm will be hashed the CHASTITY
spectres of SECESSION and DisHnion will disappear
aud the enemies of united constitutional liberty,
,t tiie'r hatred cannot be appeasea, may prepare
10 scar their eyeballs as they behold the steady
flight Of the AMERICAN EAGLE, on his barnishcd
wings, for years and years to come, - -.-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
August Elcction-Coun,y Irdrc-

August Election-County Judge.
1--we are authorized to annouce Col. ISAAC
LEFFLER as an INDEPENDENT candidate for the
office Of County Judge. July Il
Pare Wines aaa Erandic>, for Medical purposes
4 CASk signettc Brandy; Is cask very fine pale
IL Otagd do; doz Claret Wine; Port and Ntadri-
"a do for sale by (iuly 23y G LAuM,N & BRo
! EGAL MOTTO The firm Of GRIMES x STARR
IL Is this day dissolved by consent A new firm
has been formed composed Of Henry w. Starr
James w. Grimes and George Snyder. The husi-
ness will he continued at their old stand under the
style OF Starr, Grimes & snyder.
JAMES w. GRIMES,
HENRY w. STARR,
July 81, 1851 GEORGE SNYDER.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

- WAsHISGros CRY, July 10Th, 1851.
Government has signitiel 10 France that The
independence of the Sandwich Islands must b.
presarvad-that hostile interference will not be
permitted. a.sa.sess Ba za-s.. ...r&.f. y 4.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
CHARLES Il. DARWIN.

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlin gton,
n Iowa, will attend 10 the locating of land war
rants, TO land agencies, TO the collecting of debts
&c. &c. Mr.. Darwin has partner in California,
aud will attend to any business in his proies ION
in that state. Office al present with T. u. Croker
Burlington, July 23.'5i.hs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

The Pennsylvania Convention at Washington -
The Wa .hinSton Republic of Tuesday morning
so the telegraph reports, has an editorial on the
Pennsylvania Wing Convention, AMI thinks that
the resolutions are open TO no just exception, anil
cam OF see how men could he called on TO speak
more strongly than tie Wings of Pennsylvania
have spoken with regard to the compromise and
President Fillmore. Nor does il consider their
position weakened by the defeat of the Pnilalel-
phia resolutions
We are glad to see that tie Washington Re-
public takes ground with the Atlas that the res
o!utioas passed by the Whirs of Pennsylvania
are all that was necessary. We shall cn,lcavor
to find room for the article in the Republic in
day or two
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

The Richmond Enquirer, the leading Demo-
cratic paper, has sneerng article in reference to
the visit of the President to that city.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

\ despatch from Washington SAYS: awe are
Informed that Mr. NJ ,rcolita, the N;caracl.an
Minister, and Mr. Webster, have concluded and
signed treaty of peace anil friendship between
Nicaragua and the United States. We are also
Informed that the five Central American Safes
have entered into a convention TO which both
the United States and Great Britain are also par
ties, by which San Juan de Ncararras declared
free port, ana its neutrality guarantcci.''
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
lIARDW ARE,

HAhDN ARE.
FINiE subscribers having received the greater
\ part nf their fall stock of hardware, respect
fully invite the attention ofpurchascrs. Our stock
is very compiete-comrr'siRs every thing in the
hardware line, ana will he sold at st, Louis prices,
freight aided. Tiuly ell II. II. GRlFFlrHS \ Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

HATS AND CAPS.
We arc now opening splendid assortment of
summer Hats and Caps. embracing great variety Uf
white Palm. China Pearl, Panama, J.. ghorn. Rti-
land, Fur, Wool, ETC., etc. Also, B1nncts and Rib
bons in abundance.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Those who wish to go to Congress must take the
initatory step of ,raikiRg into our Congress Cal
tcrs, and all who DESTROYS Of having a briyit
undermining, would do well to give ns a CALI
Boots and Shoes of all descriptions. s'Quiek sale
and small pro!its.''
HARDWARE.
We import our Hardware directly from the man
ufacturcrs in England, and therefore afford tn
sell il at prices that viii admit OF Competition.
The attention of Wholesale Dealers is particular
ly requested. J. $. KIMBALL CO.
Burhngton March -, 1851 Gazette copy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
NEW ORlEANs, July

WritS for arrest has been issued for Dir Hunt
and the sccoadS in the recent duel, charged with
murder, being accessories to the same.
Judge laruc delivered an Impressive charge To
the grand jury this morning. touching the due,
Yesterday. Thcjmy Immediately commenced am
Investigation.
The family of ID. Vigac, wife aud three chill
dren died suddenly reported cholera, but since
ascertained TO be poisoned.
The city is healthy. i.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

Which we may infer Che right ascension is now
diminishing at the rate Of In ~ dilv the change
in N. Z. ID, in TIE same interval being snail, prob
ably not exceeding two m(n2tcS,
Tas is the fourth planet dG,ractI here lUrins
aclase examination at the 40 tiucat heavens, The
others ar>--,ris, discovered August ~, i>iT;
Flora, October Is, &C 'hr same year: and Veto
ria, September -, 1850.
remain, sir. yoarsreSpcetf"llv.
nyNn
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
w. Il. COOlbaUSh ~ co.,
GROCERS. Jefferson stree

:"
BUkLING ron, IOWA,
ITAvE in store and Offer for sale at Saint Louis
l. prices, adding freight only, large and fresh
as sortmcnt of Groceries Liquors, among which
are to be found the following articles, viz:
so hhds prime New D. 10 bills " Y Brandy;
sugar; do sweet Malaga
SO bbls Belcher's chr wine;
flied sugar; 10 coils MANILA Rope;
10 bbls loaf and crush 80 bxs8oston saleratu.
cd sugar; 5casks do do
$50 bbls and half bbls 600 reams wrarpin -na-
plantation molasses; per;
so do syrup : II do SO dog bed cords;
so bills do do 200 bush.dricd Apples;
IS 53ls Carolina tar; 100 do do Peaches;
100 kegs do do 1000 lbs bar lead;
$50 SKIS prime RioCoticc 90 bags shots
100 hf chests and cad 1000 lbs best maidcr; z
dies Tea; 3ccroons S Indigo;
l0t,erces new Rice; 5 hhis Alum;
les pkgs MOL, and , ehf hais grid Ginger;
mackercl: 10 bags pepper;
ohf obls pick'd Sal do Pimen,o;
mon; so bNS mould candies !;
100 boxes Cod Fish; 20 lo star candles;
90 doz painted buckets 10 do starch,
30 nests do tubs; SO do Virginia s. No.
a0boxes ass'd Pickles Tobacco;
20 do mustard; 10bxs smoking do
30 do Pipes; bbts Almonds;
30 do clothes pins; do Filberts;
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn; do Brazil nuts;
1000 do cotton batting; 100 drums Smyrna Figs;
30 boxes Cuba SKIES; 100 hxs Layer RtistnS;
80 do Chocolate; 100 hf 10 do N II do
20 do Broma; 100 fraa do do DO
- do Pepper sauce a5hoNes Damages;
20 do Lemons;
Having changed our business tn an exclusive
wholesale trade, and beng determined t. keep. at
all times, good and general assortment, we
spcrtfuny solicit those who huy To sell again. to
cali ana examine our stock AMI prices. Merchants
or others sendimg orders may rely upon their be-
ing filled 4 p the LOWEST CAsu PRICES.
March ~. 1851 ". CuOLBaCGlf i co
y. Il. GAY. Wholesale Druggist,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

NJ 0TICE.-AH persons indebted 10 the late firm
= = OF GRIMES \ STARR, are requested To make
immed iate rayment, to either of the partners.
july u, 1851 GRIMES STApp
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
by tttt IfPst|tHF
]. EUTTERFEELn,
Commissioner of tire General Laid once

NJTICE To rRE-EMFTtTvcLt rMASTs-
EFery person cHttIeatT the right 6TpFr-emFtHrH
IT, any ufthe lands wFtHfn the town SHIPS amt THFsf rf
townships above snHmcFateariS required w catah-
iSh the t1 the satisfaction nr th@ register AMI
receiver ef the proper land Office and make Tay-
meHi therefor rs Egg E practicable rfrr HertHg fAFr
notice. and before the day arFgtntca! fuF the f6m-
uenr4mrnt ~ tho prrhiic sale cf the ta4ss tHahra
cling the tract cfaiute; otherwise such Clasrs viii -
forfeited. y. ETITERFIELn,
Commissioned Of tho General Liant effsef.
q. IA5I=I3rw
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

The WoMsN.-rhe following sentiment was
given at the Fourth of July celebration in New
ark, N. 7.
The Women.-ln the Revolution they freely
gave up their tea-Ho they shall no; &c without
their toast
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
August Election.

BURLINGTON, July Nd, 1871.
EDITORS OF BURLISaroN TELEGRAPri:--Pleas an
nounce candidate for the office of TREAS
URER and CoLLECroR ut the ensuing election.
July -, 81 CHARLES MADEIRA.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

BLooMERIsM IN LowELL.-'rhc Lowell Ama-
rican saws that four or FIVE hundred young ladies'
of that city were drcs sci in the Bloomer costume
on the Fourth. Their appearance was generally
very good. They attracted great deal Of notice
from strangers who generally expressed them
selves we'll pleased with their appearance.
The following toas!S We're given at the Dinner,
which ended the ceremonies OF the dav:
Oar Ga,sts-the :. aoomcrs>--rhc fairest ror-
ton of creation, and the only portion worth hay
ing. Nav their numbers never be less.
The Lo,reH Factory OgcrGtirss in Boomer Cos
iume.-Qpery.-Wa Solomon in all his glory
arravcd like one of these? For thoQah they
dress like the Editor or the L'iv. vet they are
no. lilies. since they tod and they SPIN.
rHE NEw PoSTAGE LAw.-BIl!imore, Jsly
s.-rhe Postmaster Gcaeral has addressed thu
rnlouing letter 10 the editors Of the Baltimore
Patriot, answering their inquiry whether bona
hdc Subscribers IN the city who have papers sen,
them % different summer retreats for less than
three months are considered as transient sab
ScriberS and postage eNactcd accoy,lm.h.
posr OrFICE DErhRrMENT,
AppposntmcNt Office, July I, 1881. !
GENrIkMEN: In reply 10 yours Of the Is,
INST, you are Informed that all newspapers seat
Tor a less period than three moathS, wAethlr s,u;
fro,a he office OF publication or otherwise, Will
eomc under the head ot traUSsc0; newspapers,
ai.oa which the postage must b. prepaid IL tae
Office where nailed.
Your ohc,licNt servant,
firZ HENRY WARREN.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

DiED-In this city of Cholera, on Monday evcnia.
2lst inst, Mrs kESwoRTHY.
On the same evening otthe same disease, WILLIAM
kENwoRrHY, her son, an estimate youn. man, aged
IL, employed clerk the counting house OF Mes SIS
Coolhau-h * Co.
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CuTIERY.

u oDGER'S, wostenhola,'s, Wrags's and other
MAKES of Pocket, Pen, California and Pruning
HALVES in rosewood, ebony, buck, bone and ivory
handles, with common and French forks; Carvers,
S,eels, RazorS, Reef shcerS, Butcher halves, Paint
and Putty knives, SAW knives, Scissors, Shears,
talor'S board and trimming Shears,runing shears,
spring Lancets, har<e FleamS. our stock Of Gut
lcry is larger than ii has heretofore been, and
its the attention orlUrchasers.
July ~, 1851 II. II, GRlFFlrHS 4 Co.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
THE NEW pg,ANSr,

TO the E'tloF ~ iNe Tea llN IIatS; SlR--,N
ten minutes before O'clock this moyains, dis
covered another new planet ia The constellation
Seogp,o> ahoUt :" nayth of The ocGp,jc, and ra2m-
iag u, the Gms an claila,evM triangle with the
stars (ri1 ScorpN and (pSi0 lihrN. It is of
pale blush color, aud its GSHt is ahoat equal 10
that OF astar of the ninth ma <N(a,ds.
The following are The observed places:
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24

SHJNELS- SHADES, &C
tenNLaSps cast steel polished s-ay~iss
L ArteS' east steel Ns
Rawt>nd's east steel spades; Grain scoops
H1htlett steel anal r1 gaHNn corr AMI Srrdrn hoes.
Long aaA short hanllrd manure Ferris,
Round anal square tang Hay Gn
may H. f5t q IAtMAN BRO
rI,u Observation-Disclosures Grain ard Grass
l. SeytAcS, SuathS. Srytac q snes, \, :, and
tine Forks, ItasSS, steel shysts aad SPADES heez.
gram sels,Nc., iuT sale " tiy. - iAsaAR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
a ClSrERN BUILDING.
Granite and Marble ItnilaiinnS


flNHE undersigned has determined To become "A
/ CltI4cn Of Burlington, and oilers his services
Ia tho public in budding tis,ernS, Of all sizes from
10 u 600 barrels. Also, IN the business OF urua.
mcutinS the exterior oi dwelling houses tu tm,ta-
tion Of GRANITE and the various kinas OF MARy,I
used IN huildiag. All his work IL warranted 10
stand, and II satisfaction Is not giyeu the none,
viii he refunded. j AMES NJ. SHACk,.EFpkD
Burlington. June -, lSoi-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
WE HAVE uEARD JENNY LAND.
N,hW
Nrjnsheincr Il Co.

NlTE do not m,cuA to hreg nor emhelhsh the
w Act in the lea$l-hut We feel warranted in
saying that We are Naw receiving and opealag the
largest and hacst assortment ot
NsriNP 6Aa Sa@afr tiatStR1
ever brought tn this market. Our hrst shipment
was received hy the last upward trip or tho Mis-
cOnNiN, AMI Is now Open ta the Inspection nt the
rUN,ic. We arc cnnHAent that all tastes viii hc
satisfied, anAtAat oug prices will lalEce people To
,.ArvSS Wp." our stock comprises
Coats Of al k,RaS.
Sack, frork and tine Dress. all culors and material
Summer coats OF all laahttes, varieties aud rri.
CcS. Better call and see them.
paatS aHd rtStS,
From tine to $u9GrtiRe~~Cut and mule according to
the latest mode, and OF new styles of goods. lou
can't help being pleased, and after examining YOU
can't help purchasing.
Hmtktrrhlrfs eaa Gierts
In endless variety. The enumeration would tire
your Patience. To make tong ioH short, just cali
and see them.
nets ana taps
Or all Sis IS and qualities. The Hats are Of Cncin-
n1tl MANUFACTURES. aud OF the latest fashion. Every
gentleman who tips his HEAVIER Ia the ladies ought
70 purchase one from licinsheimer y Go.
Trt0&S, Carpet Rays ana untrfilaS
Ry the quantity first rate articles ana cheap Ms
dat.
Saints, CoNaIS &c.,
We almost forgot IT, meution our Shit Is anl Collars.
We have them blythe huShc, and frsrry ArSrrip-
tluu, thlt all who may be IN meet vail only have
To ask IN order To get The very article they may lie
searching Tor. No more At present hut remain the
puhlir'S servants. HEiNSHElMER& co.
April I, t$Hi
NEW STORE
ryNnE Subscriber sohcitsa calltrom The Ladies' to
\ examine his new and most fashionable assert
ment ot DRESS Sl.hS, consisting al u,h III AIDES,
rh An,clinn satn du chains AMI other sts les, also
every width oi black de-. ......6
WIN also b., found a hnc assortment nt bonnet
silks aud velvcts, silk illusions and colon ed cranes
rich cmb, oidcrcdramhiich anlkerchieiS, whit, and
black face CapcS.
He has also recently teCetvcd beautiful sclcc-
tom OF African aud natural colored MuFFS; white
and black VI toCtnes, fur cults misses mutIs, SC,
all of which offered at such prices, and cannot
be purchased lower this side oi the eastern ctles
and would also say the same of other goods, en-
braCnS every art,ce IN the staple aud fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap new
ana desirable goods 10 tall # thc Oil stand ct T
EiLhrist i GO. tnfiiIE.
pr,rNln,'nn ~. =. 80.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
New GnOSlS.


'INHE Boats continue TO come loaded with Goods
u for the ssFARMER'S EXCHANGE" Among
the arrivals for the week, are 80 -
pps.popiin every yari- 10 cases French, Eagish
etJ oi shadcD sn e. a and American rrints;
ps cha'nhray ginsham case mariners stripe;
~ 40 scotch do 2 cases chicoper mus In
r. do mourning do I DO Norfolk licking;
do plaid chamhray dol do eoltonadcs;
II do de LANES; a do deu,ms:
DO printed lawns; 1 do blue drilling;
DO ms 90 10 bales hcavybro. ghret
do BLK do ing;
do do dress silk; 4 bales ostaht.rr;
do chang'blc do DO 10 do batting;
. do watd do do do carpet chain, ru-
DO book muslin; namaa aiored and white, $780,
do Swiss do 1 ioz sing silk scafrs
do gingham do = do crayats .tJl i, fan
10 do spotd Swiss do ry anil plaiii) Is
90 do jncanet can,bilc; 8 dog coi'dcuttun gloves
do birds eye diaper; do isle do
do Russia do do spun silk do
do Scotch do T. do ladies', kuI do
do cambria inSertion;i do CENTS do do =
do do edgIug; % do frtug'd Parasols;
DO muslin do IS 10 chlns.llc du
do linen cambria; 3 ps. twii'd naakia;
do do lawn; .. do tlh',y velvet, (ld'f
II do Irish linen; aud ,Irah;)
lS TO Col'rl muslin, ID German doc skin;
q 0 do Clinton check; do Turkey red cur
s do satin rcsting; tain cambria;
do Gg'd do 9 ps. Patch.
do bOhinct;
Together with large sortncnt ofBr,ccs, Combs,
Buttons, Carpet bags, etc.
GROCERIES.
We have also received n large stock rf Gfocar-
les which sell at the lowest rates. We have
10 bhls Bclcher's syrup; 300 kegs nals.ali sizes
10 do golden do 8 coils coriige, from |
IS do rehOi'd 10. mo- To inches
IasScs; IL, hoz bed cords
30 hr bbls rcbOilcd N. o. 30 nest tubs
molasScS; 100 doz buckets
10 bbls No. mackcrel; 80 drums figs
II hf do do do DO Goldfish
IS kits No. do | Cask sperm Gil
80 sacks Rio cnilccj 3 10 French brandy
- do & salt; do port wine
10 do table do . do Malaga do
GO do cried apples and 3 bbis IIoliandgin
peaches; do n r. rum
do PimcntO; , do rye whiskcy
bhls Tar; . casks rice
SO bills . sugar } do salcratus
Is * BSusar 30 boxes sxio and ioxia
& crushed do glass
& loaf do boxes oranges and e-
ss alum mons
ginger go boxes raisins
indigo 10 do candy
&C madden 6 do star candles
copperas 4 do sperm do
sulphur Is DO talow do
boxes Cuba sizes 10 do chocolate
i" NIilcr's tobacco do pepper sauce
10 Sc Lewis g. 10 do lemon syrup
g com. . chests imperial tea
kegs lead . do YH do
10 willow wagons 1000 lbs hops
do chairs
HATS AND CAPS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-24
Cement Tor sale.


IN BBLS. fresh Rosendale aud Newark, IN. ~
NV Cemen;tor sale at Peasley's on Front street,
Burlington. For t,Sterhs and all works constant
~ under water, ats cement 10 found tn be more lu-
table than any OF the Western Ccmeuts. It's IL.
most exclusively used al the South.
JAMES NJ. SHArKrEl'0En
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