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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-03
JNnETES

IN BAGS shot; 1000 lbs Boston Saieratus;
sDu 1000 lbs. cotton Yarn; 500 lbs. bar Lead;
Is bales cotton batting; boxes star Candies:
100 bags Dairy salts 30 boxes; 10 bills Tar;
bags Pepper; 10 boxes Fancy soap;
do spice; boxes chocolates 100 Tbs cloves;
so lbs Nntmegs; 10 10 chewing Toaaccos
600 do Ginger; boxes smoking do
1000 do Maider; do fine cut chewing dc;
200 do Spanish Float Indigo; 10 bales OskuH-;
80 mats Cinnamon; IS rean1s wr1piH- Paper;
90 boxes by 10 Glass; 10 doz. bed cords;
20 do 10 by IL do bales sewing Irvine; I
10 by Ii, IL by i6, IL by IS glass;
bales wrapping Irvine, just reed for sale b.
oct %, 80 j G LATNAS X FRO
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

.sNa. AT this Nursery. "a miles west of Barlias-
xKc ton Immediately on the plank road, there srs
<k> in cultivation 100000 Apple Trees; besides
Peach, Cherry Plum. Persimmon and Ounce Trees.
where lovers of good fruit, and the public general
iy, may be accommodated, IN the most reasonable
terms, with Orchard and Gar6rn Trees.
We expect to enlarge our stock from year ~ taa-
and are determined never To ~ exccEEeI by any
nurseryman in the selection OF the hest varieties
or in detecting and casting out such unwor-
thy OF cultivation. All orders executed promptly.
nov Z; IS5e-Gm A. LEONARD Il SONS
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REMOVAL.
Ro EDWARD MEAD, Importer Of


18Ns$.S..s fine watches, Jewelry, cutlery,
AKE>asl 2ssS Britannia and plated ware, guns,
pistols, and fancy goods and daguerreotype stock
generally, has removed to his new store, No 81
Main, corner OF Pine street. would respectfully in
vte the attention Of the public TO his very large
sortment of watches iewelry and fancy goods, just
received and now opening. Importing largely, he
is prepared to sell at a very small advance. Aim
ing at large sales and small profts he can and will
sell cheaper than any house in st Louis. Grateful
for the very berel patronage ofmy friends and the
public generally; shall endeavor to merit contin-
uance oftheir business. Offering for their selection
very large assortment of fine chronometer, duplex
and lever watches, in extra heavy gold hunting and
double bottom cases ,made express sly to my order.
by the best London makers.
Gold detached lever and cylender watches;
Silver do do do do.
New and fashionable jewelry:
Silver spoons. forks, ladies, cups sc. OF my own
manufacture, and warranted dollar standard;
Silver plated castors and cake baskets;
Silver do tea-setts, urns and walters;
Britannia ea-sets, castors and urns;
Japanned tea-trays; Razors and razor strops;
Table cutlery, fine ivory and buffalo handles;
Pocket do Of Rodgers and other makers;
Double and single barrel guns and rifles;
Revolving and rifle pistols:
Hair, cloth, tooth and nail brushes:
Perfumery, the best German cologne;
Powder lasks and sporting apparatus generally;
Percussion caps, Germ IN and English water proof
Daguerrectype plates cases, chemicals and ca
meras, a large and complete assortment, at all
times on hand.
Employing the best Lon Ion workmen, am pre-
pared to repair all kinds of watches; or to supply
jewels any parts of watches; also to alter ie-
yer escapements and chronometer or duplex, and
to apply adjusted compensation balances.
The highest prices paid in Cash for California
gold, or manufacterd in jewelry to order.
Guns, Rifles and Pistols.
no provide for the increasing trade in this department.
l. have made arrangements to import fine double and
single barreed shot gus, direct from the best English
manufacturers.
shall be in receipt for the spring trade Of very large
assortment of fine and common double and single barre
shot guns, rifles and yauges, suitable for plantation
mount trade; Colts and Aliens revolvers belt and
pocket pistols; powder TASKS, and shooting apparatus
orally which will be sold the trade at reduced prices.
have also attached to my establishment gunsmi't
shop and shooting gallery where all and pistols
be tried to the satisfaction of the purchaser Having EN-
poyed an experienced workman am prepared to do a!
kinds of and manufacturing fine to or
| der. EDWARD MEAD,
| Main rrofp ;pe Ioui
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CO.PARTN ERSHIP,

CO PARTN ERSHlP.
1N II. RUNGEhas this day associated with him
r. his brother f. F. Runge, and will continue the
Confectionery. Fruit, Fancy and Restorat
business, under the style and firm of F. n. Runge
& Brother. al the old stand on Jefferson street.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks for
the very liberal patronage he has received, and
sures the public that the new firm will exert them
selves to deserve their continued favors.
march 6 ,51 F. H. RtNGE.
N1EAL-WHITE CORN MEAL, fresh ground
wi just received by tFeb 27) f D JAGGAR
NEW HAMs-l0O New Hams, just out Of smoke,
/ city cured for sale by tfeb20 JAGG R
M COILS assorted Cordage, from I to . inchr
@UManilla Cordage; 10 doz. Manila Cords. 70 !,
sale by (nov y JG LAUMAN & BRO
Peasiey,s Addition to the City Of Bnrlin gton.
MART of this addition to the west part of this
city is already sub-divided into lots, and the
remainder will be as soon the weather permits.
Lots will front on the continuation Of Jefferson and
Washington streets. The recent improvements on
Jefferson street make the lots very accessible from
the city, and therefore a desirable location for
buildings. All are for sale on reasonable TERMS
Apply to the subscriber. at his Office on Water
street, Burlington, Iowa.
Jan. %. 1851. FRANCIS J. C.. PEASLEY.
DaIME WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, at
Wholesale and Retail to suit purchasers, al
ways on hand at Our House No. 2, Front street.
June 8. 80. H.MATTESON& Go.
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complete assortment Of coopers' tools, in
GLIDING knives, planes, adzes, &C., best makers,
carpe n,ers' bench and moulding planes and tools,
of all kinds; smiths bellows, anvils; vices, screw
plates, sledges and hammers, &C., sc. Together
with a complete assortment Of almost every arti-
Gle usually kept in a wholesale hardware store,
which are offered on most favorable terms.
st Louis, Feb 6,lS5l CHILD, PRATTS CO
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VIM Vishtnlan,

"HOLESALE dealer in Groceries and Wood
w enware, corner of Commercial and Locust
streets. Saint Louis. Mo.
Has for sale at all times a large and general as
sortment Of Staple and Fancy Groceries, with a
great variety Of woodenware, which he offers at
the lowest market rates.
Merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. fSt Louis, Feb. 6. 1851
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DISSOLUTION.
FINHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the subscribers, under the firm of Gar
rett Cooper, at Burlington, and Cooper, Garrett
4 Co. at Fairfield, is this day dissolved by mutual
consents either party having the right to use the
name OF the firm in liquidation, WM. GARRETT,
March IA, 1851. WM /. COOPER
N. B.-All persons indebted to us, whose notes
or accounts are due will be expected to pay the
same according to agreement, for we must have
money. and do not wish to make costs. G. 4 C.
5rN0T;CE-The Subscriber will continue bu-
siness, and respectfully invites his old customers
and the public generally, to give him a call before
purchasing. omar COY WIN. GARRETT.
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N illiaI1n North.

Whole sale Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats,
No. 95 Main street, Saint Louis,
HAS received by recent arrivals, and no" in
E41 store large and desirable stock Of seasonable
u goods In the above line, embracing all the new
yl-and fashionable styles, well adapted to the coun
try and city trade, to which constant additions will
be made, thereby keeping his stock complete dur
ing the season; all Of which have been selected
with great care and will be offered to the trade at
a very small advance on manuraC turers' prices.
Merchants visiting the city are respectfully So
icited to an examination of the stock before pur-
chasing, as / am determined to sell very low.
feel confident that, from the completeness and va
riety Of my assortment will be able 10 offer rres
ter than usual inducements. WM NORTH
st Louis, march Is. 1851
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lS5t. 1851. <TsFs-sst
I'll THOSE WHO DO NOT ADVERTISE, 1922
EsA DESERVE NOT TO BE PATRON sIl,A
~ IyED.

q TUosE VINO DO NOT ADvERTIs f, l--;-I
m DESERVE NOT TO BE PATRON -.ssls>-
NJ lied. go
TINE new half century finds us ready with une-
qualed stock and facilities to offer oar many
friends and customers the largest stock OF Furni-
ture and Upholstery, and more varied than any 9TH
house in the city, aarge part OF which has been
made to our order and for our own sales.
Our Sales Rooms being 80 feet deep by so feet
broad enables to show more goods, and to better
advantage to the purchaser than at any ether house
in our line.
We confidently say that our arrangements for
1851, surpass all our previously nnequalled ones.
Wholesale prices fixed. thus assuring the dealers
personal attention.
Dealers in our line, hotel keepers, merchants,
steamboat officers, farmers, and every one else,
come and see, and thus satisfy yourselves that
sstruth is stranger than felton,"
SCARRITT & MASON.
No. 50 Washington avenue,
march G. 1851 st Louis, Mo.
NN hand and to arrive-io0 sofas; 200 bureaus
~ 600 dozen wood chairs; 100 cane seat chairs;
400 beaasteads; 200 wood rocking chairs;
200 tables 100 cane seat rocking chairs,
900 stands; 80 mahogany rocking chairs. Fol-
sale by (march g. 5D sCARRITT MASON
NIAHOGoNY wardrobes, marble top centre ia
M bles bureaus, side tables, wash stands and side
boards. mahogany book cases, fine centre tables
side dining and extension tables, &C., for sale by
SCARRlIf q MASON,
| march 6, 51 No. SO Washington avenue.
VTARIETIES-Ice boxes, transparent shades
| v looking glasses, fans and plates, dining ant
breakfast tables, wire and tin safes, willow wagons
| and cradles, cribs, lounges, desks, velocipede
willow chairs, mattresses, OF all kinds; portable ant
French bedsteads, shower baths, sc. sold cheat
by (march '5l) scARRfTr MASON.
| CCARRITT'S Patent Sofa Bed, acknowledged Il
| ~ possess more beauty comfort. convenience an
durability than any invention ofthe kind ever be
| fore offered to the public. Manufactured and sol
/ by SCARRlTT MASON,
/ march ISL No GO Washington avenue
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:R, Commission and For
No. 81, Levee, 81 Lou
rive, the following arti-
e lowest market rates:
100 hxs claret wine;
IL cases Sardines;
200 bxs st Louis soap;
loc do fancy do
80 hxs CASTLE soap;
200 do mould candles;
90 do spurm do
$50 do star do
1000 kgs Boston & Pitts
burgh nails;
10bbls Baltimore oysters
70 bags pimento;
IS bags pepper;
80 hxs ground pepper;
10 cases cap and letter
paper;
100 bxs pepper sauce;
so do pickles, /, / and :
glass jars;
1000 bd'ls wrappingpaper
80 bxs T. d. pipes;
$50 do stone pipes;
$50 do raisins;
100 bbls rosin;
500 coils Manila rope;
! 10 bbls EPSON salts;
| Z bbls sulpher;
100 casks and bbls saler-
atus;
1000 bags dairy salt;
100 bbls tar;
ESQ hf chests, s and IL 10
| boxes Imp, q. p. anu
: Y. II. teas;
fl5 nests tubs,S and 3 in
! nest;
+ 20 bales cotton Irvine;
ESQ bxs tobacco, ass'd;
! IL or casks Otard, Du.
| puy & Co.'S fine brandy;
/ Is or casks A. Seignette
| & Co.'S;
! 20 or casks New York;
so hbls American do;
s bills Holland gin;
90 bbls American do
! Is bbls rum;
/ 1Oar cask S Madeirawine
IS or casks Burgundy
| Port wine;
20 or casks oldPortwine
25 Indian bills SicilyMa-
! deira wine;
80 bbls I'm. s. NJ. wine;
so barrels Monongahela
whiskey,
10 bbls peach brandy;
| so casks rice;
90 bbls copperas.
Powder, Shot, bar lead and
, line.
81 r. n. s.
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u W ANNA NFS EUF SALE. march q
ERER~IT. Il NJrINNE%

EUN MAKERS. shop at the old stand OF d. =.
u Ebsrsoi Co., south east corner OF Jefferson
and Third streets. Repairing done at short notice
and on the most reasonable terms. fmarch IL 81
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Ftrat ArriNnl OF
SPRlNG AND So MER GODS!
TyNHE undersigned have just received their first
shipment of Spring and Summer Goods, con-
ssting OF Prints. Ginghams, Lawns, Silks, SC,
which they offer for sale at low prices.
march cost LOCKARD & co.
rLOrHING. general variety of Coats, Vests
I and Pants; also, a full assortment of Clothing
for Boys received aud for sale low at
march cost LocKARp's co.
TIrY SCRIP and COUNTY ORDERS for sale hy
Y J march 90 Ill WM GARRETT
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SAINT LOUIS.
II Z NOV Al
r. f NJ YAH.
III a Y den & wills N i.
IMPORTERS AND MAauFAcrtnERs OF
Saddlery and Coach Hardware,

Carriage Trimmings ind Trrnk Furniture,
1TAvE removed to the spacious store No. II
II Main street; Between Market and Chess ut zone
door south of the Custom House.
They would respectfully invite the attention OF
Manufacturers merchants and others, to their pre-
sent stock, Dis being the best and largest assort-
ment Of goods in their line west Of the mountains,
and as they purchased directly from the manufao-
turers in America and England, they feel confident
Of being able to give their customers entire salts
faction. ss.@-
They are receiving large additions to their stock
from domestic and foreign markets, and have made
arrangements for a full and regular supply OF
Harness, Stirling and Bride Leather,
which will make their advantages for supplying the
trade equal, If not superior, to those Of any other
house in the west. tSt Louis, Feb. 20, 1854
Hardware and Cutlery.
CHILD, PRATT & CO.;
IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers In Foreign
i aud Domestic Hardware, Cutlery, &C., No. lii,
Main street, St Louis, third door from the Bank
of Missouri. are now receiving and OPENING for
spring trade, of the largest and most extensive
assorments of Hardware, Cutlery. &C., ever Offer
cd in this market. Importing all our English goods
direct from manufacturers themselves, ard pur-
chasing our American from the manufacturers at
lowest cash prices, we are enabled to sell as low
as can be purchased in Eastern cities. Amongour
toaly hof syy ~
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~ ~ Aa"S - a~ -
w warding Merchant,
is, Missouri:
HAS In store and to a
cles, which he offers at t
225 hhds N. O. sugar;
$50 bhls refined and loal
sugar;
ITS bbls and hf Stls sugal
house moiasses;
$50 bbls plantation mo-
lasses;
80 bills soft shelled al
monds;
25 bbls alum;
60 bxs brandy cherries
so bxsStougntoh oitters
IS bills birthstone;
10 bbls backing;
$50 dog painted buckets;
80 dor vanished do
60 doz oak 3 hoped do
200 bales cotton batting;
1865 doz Manila bed cord
al5 dog hemp do
so bxs Goldfish, 100 ID
each;
5 hbls camphor;
80 cases playing cards
assorted;
40 bxs chocolate;
80 hxs clothes pins;
25 casks currantS;
so bxs rock candy;
100 M Principe segars
various brands;
100 NJ regalia sesars, va
e rious brands;
900 nj Cuba short skies;
320 NJ Meele segars;
10 bxs bar decaHters,
900 bxs TASKS, at pit an
hf pint;
$50 drums figs;
25 bbls fiibeIts:
10 bbls ground ginger;
s30 bags race do
$50 hxs herring;
10 ceroons indigo;
| 50 bxs black ink;
100 bxs lemon syrup;
| 8 bhls black lead;
| IT'S bbls mackerel, Nos
| I, ., 8;
| 1875 hf bbls do do
3 casks madden;
$50 hxs mustard;
65 gro. matches in woo
2 btis nutmegs;
lT5 bales oakum;
| 40 bxs tomato Catsur;
| 40 do chocolate;
800 mats cassia;
| bales cloves;
Rifle and blasting
every other article in II
81 1u,- Nfarrh 0- I
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LIME! LIME..
Hnn BUSHELS Of first rate Lime for sale by
(UU narcha7 J. STURGIS & SON.
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st Louis, February 9, 1851.
Messrs r. c. Clark Co., it gives me much plea
sure to inform you that having carefully tried your
White Lead in several different ways, findIt equal
in body and wilderness, and quality generaily,to any
article manufactured in the west. You are AT 10
ery to use this as endation If will be OF
any benefit to you. l am, with much respect
vonrs xc CHARLES T. WrLGus.
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Having changed our business to an exclusive
wholesale trade, and beng determined to keep, at
all times, good and general assortment, we re-
spectfully solicit those who buy to sell again. to
call and examine our stock and prices. Merchants
or others sending orders may rely upon their be-
ing filled AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
March 81, 1851 w. F. CoOLBAUGH & CO
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Guardians, Notice.

0u0rJlanS' NOt1Ce.
ROTICE is hereby given that I will, on Monday.
the 2lst day of April. A. n. 1851. present Pc
tition to the Probate Court of Desmoines county
and State Of Iowa, asking for license and decree
u said Court, authorizing me Guardian of Jehu
Lesson Roberts and James N ixcn Roberts, minors
snd heirs at law. of Jonathan Roberts; deceased,
10 sch the Real Estate Of said minors at which time
ana place. all persons interested, can ii they see
proper, appear and show cause Ii any they have,
Why said license should not he granted.
april 3, 1851 JOHN HEAD, Guardian.
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Hardware and Cutlery.

IS bright OK and 100 dog horse collars;
chains; 600 do spades and SHOW
DO trace chains: cls.do, Amos. Row
coil do ass'd lands, Carr's and
"a: olina and ey-, others;
loes, assorted; Iiuoo doz. Collins, Sim
handled do do; mons, Days & 9TH
ass;grain.hush er axes, ass'd;
Hemp scythes., eco doz hatchets, shing-
dron's, Hale's 4 ling and bench;
FRS; 100 do hand and pannel
scythe snaths, saws, ass'd;
,rted; 500 do (St Louis Inake)
lay forks, ass'd; mill saws, ass'd;
manure do do; $50 do do and cross cut
IS scythe stones do; cross cut do and
do rifles; do; circular do all sizes
able knives and 1000 lbs brass kettles
forks, assorted:t and pals. assorted;
pocket knives; 1000 lbs Griffin's horse
& nails;
,ers' pocket and 200 kegs wrought do, 6
dc, asS'd; to 12d;
butcher knives; 500 dog coffee mills, as
Wade 4 Butch sorted kinds;
rasor's, ass'd; percussion caps;
shears and scis- SO casks sad irons, as'd
S, ass'd; 200 doz tea kettles, east
,air names. ass'dl and sheet iron;
'utts and hinges;l 500 doz fry pans;
SIS screws, ass'd;I 500 doz knob door Geks
Butchers mill. assorted;
, bastard, round 600 do pad. chest, cup
round files, board and trunk do;
horse and shoel 800 doz door laches, do
ps, assorted; 900 gross spoons;
grain scoops; 500 doz curry combs.
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OLIVER BENNETT CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes, Hats Il Caps

No. l0l, Main streetlSt Louis, Mo.
II ESPECTFuLLY calls the attention OF purcha-
IL scrs to their very complete stock of the above
goods. consisting in part Of the following
aien thk shnrt nd long Womens, fine and aedinu,
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CHoULDERs 4 sIpEs-iso pieces, prime ar
- .icie Just receiceih by deh al F. JAGGAR
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Fresh Arrival Of Sprin: Goods!
Hats. Cans and Clothing.

M L are now in receipt OF The most approved
w styles of Hats, Caps and Clothing, and tlatter
ourselves that we can hold out greater inducements
than ever. Our stock of Hats consist in part OF
TWO STYLES Of SPRING HATS, which stand unri-
vailed in point of Beauty aud elegance.
EXTRA FINE WHITE BEAVER!
UNION HATS OF q SUPERIOR QUALITY.
An extensive assortment of Mems white and
black Buena Nistas Black Mexican, Congress,
Pearl and Black Rough and Beady Hats.
ALSo-A complete assortment of BOYS black,
Brown, brown, pearl, white, red and green Hats.
A good supply of Boston Navy CAPS, &c. sc.
Our stock OF Clothing comprises every article
usually kept-such Fine dress and ficck Coats,
drab Cashmere, tweed ,bomhaz,ne, cashemeret and
Croton cloth Goals, of the latest fashions.
Fancy silk, satin, French cashmere, bombazine,
velvet and cas- smere VESTS.
Extra fine black and cas- imer re Pantaloons-Also,
corduroy Sleeps gray and cottonade Pants
Ariel stocks. black and fancy silk CRASATS.
Fine shirts, Cohoe and Canton flannel Wrappers
aud drawers, Calico Check andHickory Shirts, all of
of which we will sell at greatly reduced prices.
march 20, 1851 J. STURGIS SON
r AND WAR; ANTS.-A constant supply of
l. Land Warrants, fully guaranteed. for sale by
march 30, Isl W.T. CoOLBAuGH CO
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DRIED PEACHES: 50 bushels Dried Peaches.
~ just received and for sale cheap By
IS, 80 J G EAsHAs = Bro.
D. nils. rectihed whistler; tbIs- Iononre-
AS'D heIa WhishrT. just received ard ftr sale by
oct -, 80 &c LarNAs Il EHn
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II ULAR TUE SDAY PA C K E +;
Enr R,trLiuntan Rack leland and Gnleuc.

Il L g q L A X 5 ID T a e K E +.
For Burlington Rock Island and Galenc.
A~ THE fine passenger steamer DAN
'sssnsslA.ElA UBE, Charles Barger, master, has
taken her regular place in the Gale.
ma trade and will make her regular weekly trips to
the above and all intermediate ports-leaviag st
Louis every Tuesday, at O'Clock.
The Danube being of very light draught and reg
ulary in the trade. shippers and passengers may
ly upon her the entire season.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon them the past season, her officers hope by
strict attention to the interest of shippers and COM
fort OF passengers, to merit continuance of the
same.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
N. RANNEY, st Louis.
STILLMAN s. ROOD, Galcna.
]. OGDEN, Burlington.
march 20 ST ". POWERS, Rock Island.
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THERRY Grape Scarfs: Straw coiored Florence:
~ Mode cashmere shsw!s- silk Frinzes:
Children's Jenny Lind Hats: Coronation Cord;
Velvet Trimmings Sewing silks. assorted
Colored and black worsted Lace;
Zephyr Worstei. etc, etc, for sale hv
Nov IS, 1850 r. u. PORTER
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TO Painters Il Dealers


IN WHITE LEAD, LINSEED AND CASTOR OILS.
TIME undersigned manufacturers of White Lead
Linseed and Castor Oils, in the city of st Louis,
having about two months since completed their es-
Enlistment. are now prepared to furnish Painters
and dealers with superior article Of White Lead,
&C.. sc.
Every Painter in the city of st Louis, who has
yet tried White Lead, pronounces it superior to
any other manufactured in the West, as it appears
by their certificate published below.
February 81, 1851. r. c. CLARK co.
The undersigned Painters in the city of st Louis
hereby Certify that they have used the White Lead
manufactured by r. c. Clark & Co., Of this city,
and find it far they have yet tried it, to be
very excellent article, superior indeed to any 9TH
er White Lead manufactured in the west.
John S. Watson, X. Thornburg,
Mcvicker 4 Histed James Spore.
w. A. Thornhurg, Richard s. Hillnian,
Gordon Wood, W. s. Etris.
M. C. English. James Schollay.
Middleton & Tarlton.
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CLARK. DlCkERSON 4 BRENT. FRANCIS l. SMIfi
Y. e.. Clark & Co..

MANUFACTURES Of White Lead, Linseed
lNl and Castor Oils. Corner Of Twelfth and Aus
tin streets, ST Louis, Mo.
E7@Ofice, at the Counting Room of Dckerson *
Brent, No. II Locust street. Feb 2Ts 1851
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-03
BoYD's BARBER SHOP.

HIRAM BOYD, barber, respectfully informs his
Y l old customers, and the public generally, that
he has resumed business in the room under the
Barrett House, where he will be happy to wait upon
all Who may favor him with call. sept. s.