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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

no has resumed business in the room under the
Barrett House, where he will be happy to waitapon
al, who may favor him with call. sept. o.
-. IMPROVED FARM for sale or Cash Rent.
M about IL miles from Burlington ard miles
.<-ss> from Shokokon. on Honey Creek, Henderson
county Illinois, of 900 acres.
This Farm is on high ana rolling prairie,is beau
tfuly watered by Honey Creek, which runs
through it for over mile, is well supplied with
young and thrifty timber, abundance of good lime
stone Cor building purposes, an unlimited range for
stock, makingt one of the best farms for the stock
raiser or wool grower in the west, and for raising
rrain is unsurpassed; over 3oo acres under fence,
nart of which is in timothy grass 12o acres for
sprinc crop. A young orchard, good barn with
Stables. and two dwelling houses form part OF the |
improvements. /
in the same county, within and 10 miles Of Bur |
linr,on which are Cor sale on reasonable terms
For further information enquire OF The suesetiher,
either by letter post paid ar in person OF his Office
on Water ST, Durlingtons Iowa.
IAN ~, 1887. rRANCiSJ. c FEASLgS. /
Cooki.s aud ncatins stoves ~ reduced Prices.
IyANcE cook stoves; Combination do aoisf
IL Air TIGHT do do; Parlor and heating do;
for sale to close out, at very low ptees hS
doc ,s,so corner OF Water and Jefferson SITS
D0rAroES AND oNIuNS--ror sale by
feb ~ 1881 aAe''AN
Urine IOWA CHGESE--s.Cauetrs' hast make
for sale by tfch 81 1881 4 d lAGGAR 4
~SFSRCH: 500 his. Columbus rearl starch, for sale
y at fnov ~ TALLANasS> hrnE store
SSoIE Leather, Salt and Glass al cost aud carriace
oty tan 'sn P NJ FoRrlsRz
yNTHEAT. Corn, oats. Etaxseed. Hides, etc.,ete.s
w wanted IN exchange hr cash, Lumber, Gro-
ceyics, ctc.,hy tcct II, 500 arARSoNsS Co
COOKING ,SrovEs.
-, THE subs crihcrs have on hand and for sale
~ great variety Of Scuoaias Stoves. among
~AS which the following described patterns may
be found. viz: - ssst'2t5 Y
Extra Air Tight; irving Air TIGHT: ss sss
Queen Of the Prairie: Bucks Double Oven; y
Eareka Air Tight; Combination Air Tight;
Also-Neavy plate premium s,tevether with
4 rult and complete assortment Of Parlor, Box. 10
and plasc stoves, all Of which are offered Tor sale
low Cor cash. g.ta tDec 81 rRuGH \ COOK
/ CyCREWS: 500 gro. Screws, assorted nom to
4 } In. Tor sale ut tdeclcl GRiFFlTHS& Cos
i T1yTRA sUPERrINE FLouR-By the Bhl. or
4 t1l,css quantity Cor sale by (febs7 DJAGGAR
/ URINE WESTERN REsERvE CHEESE, Il
| r. wholesale ana Retail TO suit purchasers.al-
WAYS on hand at Our House No. .. Front street. s
June 8, $50. ssf d - -, II. MATTESoN&Co Co.
TyAMfLY tsROCERIES--T The subscriber has jns
r received from Roston, fresh stock OF Family
groceries, &c. which he Offers to sell Us low as
they can be bought west ofthe Allegheny mountains
Oct oa,lsSo .sfats". THOMAS HEDGE
C1HkWLs: blk, embroidered, Dav State and com
Omon Shawls,for sale low at ltnlD DU noIs'
DURE WINES AND BRANOy.--Po,t, Madeir
and Malaga Wines and French Rranay,tor med
| col pWsrses for sale by al8s7 pJAI6AR
4
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AVERY'S NURSERY,


NEAR BURLING TON, IOWA.
... wEhave over 10000 Fruit Trees in their
Asf various stages from one to four years growth
zA~ which offer at the following prices, to wit:
Fer Ample Trees of suitable size for Orchard
planting $40 per 100 500 per 1000, for extra size
$l2 per 100.
Pear Trees from so to so cents each.
Grape Vines, Isabella and Catawba, one year old
As per 100, two yearold, very fine, So to 81 per
hundred or ten cents each.
Also, the following Nursery Stock. 4
Apple Trees just grated and ready for planting
in Nursery rows s25 per thousand, or in larger
Quantities OF from five to ten thousand $40 per l0oo
10. 1000 one year Pear seedlings $40 per 1000.
5000 do do Mazzard Cherry $ioper 1000.
5000 bes,Flum seedlings for stocssSi0 per 1000.
Apple seedlings 50 per 1000.
} Our stock Of Apple Trees now embraces nearly
or quite all the approved kinds, many of which we
have proven and those which have not yet come
into bearing were procured from the most correct
Eastern pomologist. We feel therefore prepared
to furnish Trees true to name tits within the
power Of man TO do.
All orders accompanied with the cash, viii meet
with prompt attention.
Where the selection is left with the subscribers
the purchaser may rest assured that pains vii. be
taken in selecting properly FOR the different sea-
sons, such as Early, Fall AMI Winter, Of the very
best and in proper proportion. s
Trees well packed in boxes or bundles, in good
shipping order and delivered on board steamboat
Address r. Il Fl. AVERY,
Feb eiS5l Burlington. Iowa
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
49, Near RMrlinwtOM.

1890 - - &00ue
the undersigned offers for sale no acres Of land
on the Fort Madison road IL miles south OF
lalngton, the same being portion of the Morris
reperty, and adjoining lands Of Friday. Springer.
easicker, ct ais. Said land is suitable for cal,,va-
~ and portion Of tits well timherea Ii will
Mold on accommodating terms and in parcels to
ukpurchasers. s.
aeaire OF Ahner Gardner, adjoining Henry A.
WIS, or OF A d GREEN.
.Darlington. march 81, s5i.
LOOK, To YOUR INIERESr--SAvE THE
DlMESN!
I6hlDS. best n. O. Sugar for 81
- Is lbs. good Rice do. 81
sfine No. 1 Chocolats IS cents per 10. at the
0opls' Store Main street near the Market House;
.sshasson tmch 80 IS HENRY SCOTT
ADMINISTRATIONS NoTlCE. se a5
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ administrator on the Estate of Lawrence ".
zee, decd, will on Monday the ist day of April.
~ lSSt, present a petition to the froos,c Court
uaines county, Iowa. asking for a Lscense
~ uecfee authorizing him Us such Administrator
~ the Rcal Estate ofthe decd, situate in Eur
~ - ~ said county. for the purpose ofray,hg
81 @ses and Expenses of Admin stra,ion of said
ssses 1t which time and place, all persons inter-
ytAn sprear aud show cause If any they have
I1Aid Lccnse should not be granted. 49,
Aaauae1. 1857 las BRUCE. Admir- +
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- Ss I'D srrS shot: snHn tbs lgnst1n Salerafuss
rBD 900 ths. cotton Tarr: 5gU EAS. yzr Lead;
f5 bates eNEtH- b1tstnst boxes star CaDdIcs5
100 bgE4 Dairy Sait. 3H boxes; 10 bsIs Tar;
*@s rags PEPPER wv brsrH Fancy saap;
b ID Hpiur. g baNas chocolate: 100 lbs cloves
5Glb3 Ettnega no d1 chewing Tohaccoi
eco 10 Ginger; boxes smoking do
1000 10 Al Fstr; Q 40 tiae cut chewing do;
25e a5 <a1,tish -ts.-t Eagtga. 80 bales Oakum;
so tn3ts CtailanaaH: ~ reanis wrapping Paper;
50 boxes q BIZ 10 Glass; o tloz. bed cords.
20 d. 10 ~ ~ a., ) bales sewing T~inei1
10 by -. ~ bvsfs, 10 by rs rlats:
~ S bales WRAPPING twine. just reed for sale by
3 ort q. $50 J G sLkUNAN h BRO
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dI0iiiS MSgCu0uts
10, Missouri.
HAS in store and to al
cles, which he offers a q
225 hhds N. o. sugar;
$50 bills refined and loaf
sugar;
1T0bbls and hf bills sugar
house molasses;
$50 bbls plantation mo-
lasses;
35 bills soft shelled al-
monds; a.
25 bbls alum;
60 bxs brandy cherries;
so bxsStoughton bitters;
Is bills birthstone;
10 hbls backing;
$50 aoz painted buckets;
so doZ vanished do
so doz oak 3 hoped do
200 bales cotton batting:
l65 doz Manila bed cords
els dog hemp do
SO bxs Goldfish, 100 lbs
each;
5 bbls camphor;
80 cases playing cards,
assorted;
81 hxs chocolate;
80 hxs clothes pins;
IS casks currants;
60 bxs rock candy;
100 NJ Principe segars,
various brands;
100 NJ regalia segars, va
y rious brands;
900 NJ Cuba short skies;
$50 NJ Meele segars;
| 10 hXs bar aecanters,
600 bxs TASKS, at pit ans
hf pint,
$50 drums figs:
o. hills filhngtS.
| 10 hhls ground ginger;
so bags race do
$50 hSs herring;
IL cesoons indigo;
i so hxs black ink:
/ 100 bNs lemon syrup;
| 5 bhls black lead;
ITS Ibis mackerel, Nos
I,o, 3;
1875 hf bills do do
3 casks mastder;
| $50 hxs mustard;
65 gro. matches in WOO;
. hills natmegs;
ITO bales oakum;
40 iNS tomato Iatsup;
/ 10 do chocolate;
500 mats cassia;
3 bales cloves;
Rifle and blasting
| every other article IN tn
st Louis. March 81, Ii
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anrAr nAReAiNs as DRY GOODS.

Unborn i McONEN have determined to qnit
4 | the Dry Goods business and 60 Eto The Notion
aud they now ottr their large
and extensive stock OF Dry Goods. ut very small
advance above cost in erdertn close out the eatsc
stock between this and spring.
N.g--We also have on hand large lot Of Glass
which VIZ sell city cost. dec. -, 1850.
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Having changed our business to an exclusive
whole trade, and beng determined to keep, at
all times, a good and general assortment, we re-
spectfaiiy solicit those who buy TO sell again, to
call and examine our stock and prices. Merchants
or others senaing orders may rely upon their be-
ing filled At THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
March s1 1851 w. F. CoOLBAUGH co
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE,


n e g U LAR TU ESDAY PACT ET.
For Burlington Rock Island and Galena.
THE fine passenger steamer DAM
sAsss7S4SSs5A uBE, Charles Barger, master, has
E3Sl1zx taken her regular place in the Gale
trade and will make her regular weekly trips to
the above and all intermediate ports-leavias st
Louis every Tuesday, at 4 O'Clock. ,o< sf4saf
The Danube being OF very light draught and reg
ularly in the trade, shippers and passengers may
~ upon her the entire season. ls@a a}# a8s =.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon them the past season, her officers hope by
strict attention to the interest of shippers and
fort OF passengers, to merit continuance Of the
same. #5r axs.f a1e. s8t4szg - .ss..t ~
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
N. RANNEI, st Louis.
sa.f ,asasl' STILLMAN b ROOD, GaleIa.
.s. ..ss -Ha55 4 J. OGDEN, Burlington.
march 90 Isl sEuau. POWERS, Rock Island.
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NEW WORKS. .aa
NOANEL Hastings or th- EriS4tc ia thr efhrE,
" NiraHI~. 4 tate ln the French EeyrtEslcns
Ruth EmSlrg: Marguerite ae Na4efSt
Fernando. on the Fallen AnEHli ElmoAd DanteSs
1919. nr Naralsca's lnvnsian VT Nnsstaf
Cpunt or Noatr Chri4trs CnFinre cr ItsEvs
tust received Till for sale Ms W ARNARAMs-
nov It.t53 hook store
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Look at This!!

STEAM BOAT CAPTAINS, COUNTRY MER-
sE CHANTS AND HOTEL PRopRIETORS.
You can buy Pilot Bread, Navy Bread. Soda,
/ Sugar, Butter. Boston and Water Crackers, hak-
ed in II. BALLS new Patent Revolving oven at
the Philadelphia Bakery, No. 63, Myrtle street. be-
tween Second and Third Streets st Louis, Mo-, at
the following low prices and of as good, if not bet
ter quality than this or any other market can pro-
duce:--
Pilot bread at ST ST per Dbl hbs. included;
Navy do do q cents per To-;
Soda Crackers at 81 cts per ID. by the box;
Sugar DO at co cts per libby the hbl.:
Butter do at Il cts per ID. or 50 90 per bbl
IT, Dbl. included; ..--.
Water crackers at 81 cts per III. by the bbl.;
Boston do at So 90 per Dbl.
IT, Orders sent through the Post Office or 9TH
erwise will he promptly attended to, and fires bak-
ed the same aay the order is received.
n. BALL, philadelphia Bakery, No. 63
Myrtle street, between Second and Third,
March 8, 1851 StLouis. Mo.
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WIN Wisists,sag,.
Hardware and Cutlery.

ALORZo CHILD. y. q. PRATT. O. W. CEfHD.
%# CHILD, PRATT 4 CO..
TMPORrERS ami Wholesale dealers in Foreign
\ and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery. Sec, No. lit,
Main street, st Lonis, third door from tho Bank
Of Missouri. are now receiving and opening for
spring trade 2re Of the largest and mostextensiFe
assorments of Hardware. Gallery, Sc. ever ofFer-
ed in this market. Importing all our English goods
direct from manufacturers themselves. and pur-
chasing our American from the manufacturers at
lowest cash prices, we are enabled TO sell as tow
as can he purchased in Eastern cities. Among our
stock may be found in part, t#4@
so casks bright OK audi l2o doz horse collars;
- log chains: 5ts 500 do spades and shov-
100 d. do trace chains: ets,do, Amos. Row
90 do coil do ass'di = lands. Carr's and
so do Carolina and ny-f others:
p ed hoes. assorted; 1000 dog. Collins, Sim
900 dor. handled do do; mons, Days. i 9TH
1000 do grass grain .bushi go axes. assid; Ees
and hemp seythes., 900 doZ hatehets, shing-
.s4e Waldron's .Hale's X ling aud bench;
i others; z## loo do hand and pannel
500 doz scythe snatbs, 49, saws. ass'd;
.r.a assorted: 500 do fSt Louis makea
800 do hay forks, ass'a;l mill saws. assd;
~ rs do manure Go do; $50 do do and cross cut
100 gross scythe stones do: cross cut do and
10 do do rifles; do; circular do all sizes
500 do table knives and 10, 900 lbs brass kettles
and for ks, as sorted: and pails. assorted;
65oo doz pocket knives; o,oeo lis Grifin's horse
800 ~ W5stemh"m Il naiis
#" Rogers pocket andi 900 kegs wrought do, 6
pen do. ass'd; to I'D;
1000 do butcher knives 500 dor coffee mills, as
400 do Wade & Butch sorted kinds; ~
t3@" er's "a sor's, ass'd; NJ percussion caps;
COO do shears and scs-i so casks sad irons.as'd
T@ sors, ass'a; goo dog tea kettles cast
600 do pair names ,ass'a and sheet iron;
5000 do butts and hnges;t 500 dog fry pans; 47
1900 gross sore .ass'a: 500 aoz knob door locks
500 doz Bntchers' mill, assorted;
fat, bastard, round COO do pad, chest, cup
--f& and round files, board and trunk do
100 dog horse and shoe 800 dog door Idches, dc
ias%5 rasps, assorted; 400 gross spoons;
80 doz grain scoops; 600 dog curry combs.
Il A.s.. 81 &2@&@s# ALSO * @## IA @f -@a.#=
complete assortment OF coorers' tools, in
! GLIDING knives, planes. AIDES, SC. best makers
I carpenters bench and moulding planes and tools
of all kinds; smiths bellows, anFils; vices, screw
| plates, sledges and hammers, Sc, &C. Togethe
! with complete assortment Of almost every arti
/ Gle usually kept in a wholesale hardware store
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DISSOLUTION.

3 I DISSULU
TIME Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
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
consent; either party having the right to use the
name of the firm in liquidation. WIN. GARRETT,
March II, 1851. && WIN I. 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 wi sh to make costs. 6. & c.
z-NOTICE-The Subscriber will continue bu-
siness, and respectfully invites his old customers
and the public generally, to give him call before
purchasing. (mar 10Y WIN. GARRETT.
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MEMS " BAR
fNL0TUS: large asynrtneut Of hi1gk and fancy
u Colors, sonia very cacaps doe ss'ss ara e-sss-
mareS plain az }raaey sstiaels- IsEge assortment
al grades, Tweeds sni ny JeaG =. of various col
ors ani grades, just receiveasnd For saie "
nfss. so j q LAJMAS RR9.
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noyn.s HaRBER SHOP.

T7IRAM BOYD, barber, respectfully informs hls
I II OLD customers, and the public generality, that
he has resumed business in the room under the
Barrett House, where he will be happy to waitapon
an who NAV favor him with a call. sept. s.
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IUST received, q large stock OF twilled, scarlet
= striped aud plajn, yetlpys, whfte ard grey low
priced medium and very Fac Welrs. Ter sale low
by : g -LANAthS = BRO
sept 1910 corner teEerson anG Water SITS
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L.fltlh Ut THISlt

TINE uEiar ignel wIshiE-to close or LIS r-ef-
4 ent stock ef Boots and Shacs ut Eastern manu-
farture also Hats naa Caps Offers tn SELF until the
10Th of March al COST Cons nne, come AN who
Nant UaralFns. Cal at the shoe arI LeaRh~f store
IeflersaA street, one door cast III Main
ian 3a. 'It. @.-.. #a#.@.mmu. p WALLIS
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THE Boats continue 10 come loaded with Goods
i for the tsFARMERS EXCHANGES" Among
the arrivals for the week, are
10 ps. popn severy vari- 10 cases French, English
Afcha IA Asxno Iran RinfS
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ENGLISH SCHOOL .rs
TINE undersigned will open day School IN the eer
/ man Methodist Church in the City OF Burlington. on
Monday next. March II, 1851, where he viii teach the
branches usually taught in common English school,
Terms of tuition per quarter OF twelve weeks;
For Orthography and Reading, >. 90
the above with Writing, 90
<sArithmetic, Geography or Grammar
in addition to the above studies, ; 90
the higher branches of Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy. SC 3 80
One lesson per week, in Music, will be given to
all who desire it, without additional charge.
r. MATTHEWS
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NTaTtEE-The UadeFsisns& woods respectfully
y inform those who sarw tAGtr notes ami ac-
counts tn ~ Aas, that he wants rsna=T. ThFF wHH
confer "a favor BY making iEau4edsate nayHrrt-
ian. 2a, 'li. - WALES
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M HOLESALE GROCER, Commission and For
w warding Merchant, No. 81, Levee, 50 leu
10, Missouri. q so 81
HAS in store and To arrive. The fnllo,Rins arfi.
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4 tAl.D.

rE1HE Ga1ars .Hea AIs tais day associated himself
IT, with IF 6rlAGE nCiSsEs, III the Gun Making
business. Mr. Instances has WnTsed with the best
Rite makers In tae sG-tas rt New York and Ken
tucky, ald IN acquainted wiIh ai the late improve
meI.s In Kin naAifg. Ha n therefore prepared
tom1HGfyctMF@ Rides, either .sEasa vi cnMmcn twist
single ar double lr04 9r steel baFTris. NARRATED
I'D shoot frOr1 eHc ta ave hundred varas-
Up. n. Specimens ut hig r1ata Tiay ~ secH ~ The
Hurds Te c@ta&t la&raEt XXI EI- H. Gri..ltAs Co.,
OH Jeil-fsun street. er at tisc sA1r-
H. burlington, p4arth Il, t5l ID. " EBERs0L.
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jus. Received.
CHERRY Grape Srarfs, Straw co'orea Florence;
I J Mode cashmere shawls, silk fringes;
Chilaren,s Jenny Lind Hats; Coronation Cord;
Velvet Trimmings Sewing silks, assorted;
Colored and black worsted Lace;
Zephyr worstel, etc, etc, for sale nv
Nov sS.is5a f. 7. NJ flh ii'tH
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4 y71SiitrNr. atsrrar. C-rtsc- oftNe scuI. Key OF
Z ieavea. c tfhelic piety. yocket Manual; Fol-
LOVING cf Christ, etc, etc. for saie 81
oet 10 80 tpSkp sNS' Beck store
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FIRST mud Last call--ray Up.

First mud Last .cail--ray Up.
A Lii persons indebted to us. ny note, book ac-
n count, or otherwise, whose accounts are now
due or will be due by contract at the close ci the
year, are hereby notified that settlement maf 20
made according To agreement, as we design chang
ing our business and shall he compelled To enforce
the collection Of all accounts not pau asreeahiy to
contract. faec u, '5o.) w Cooi-nArGh CO.
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4 AND WARRASTS.-A constant supply of
Z Land Warrants. fully guaranteed, for sale by
march 20, '5i w. +. COOLBAuSH X "
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T.. W. Clark & Co...................rhI Philadelphia.
j. w. Clark Il
Il. w. Clark X Bros..................St Louis.
T.. w. Clark, Dodge & Co.-.....-.New York.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF


i.AND WARRANTS FOR SALE. march q, ~
EBERSDL s. MclNNI.S.
f~ftTS MAKERS. shnp al itc oit stand &c n. y.
n h5ersoit- 60, aoiIth east corner Of Jefferson
and Third streets. Repairing do4e IL short notice
and On thu rlnat reasonable tprrlS. tmarth fs -
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SAINT LOUIS.

JAMES. F. DONALDSON EMILE F. KRAFT
JOHN H. HAL 3Ea5E 49, ALFRED LEE a
nn =, q III SnRa Hall & Tn gao
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20 n,nrNNKSlflr :,

ny II. RuNaEhas this day associated with HIM
= his brother l., +. Runge, and will continue the
Confectionery, Fruit, Fancy nnd Ncstar0
In SIS under the Stvfe and finn of +. II. Runge
i Brother, al the old stond on Jefferson street.
The unaersi gnea returns his sincere thanks for
the very lihcro patronage he has received, and as
sures the puhlic that the new firm will exert them
selves Ia deserve their costtiauea farors
march Il al @s## r. II. RuNGE.
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ed the same day the order is received.
n. BALL, philadelphia Bakery, No. 81
Myrtle street, between Second and Third,
March 8, 1851 StLouis. Mo.
@ THOSE Wuo DO NOT ADVERTISE, --s1-S
ia DESERVE NOT TO BE PATRON -.H5ls--
TIME new half century finds US ready with une-
| qualed stock and facilities to offer o ar many
friends and customers the largest stock of Furni-
ture and Upholstery, and more varied than any 9TH
house in the city. large part OF which has been
made to our order and for our own sales.
Our Sales Rooms being so feet deep by so feet
broad enables us to show more GOODS and 10 better
advantage to the ser, than at any other house
in our line.
We confidently say that our arrangements for
1851 !, surpass all our previously unequalled ones.
Wholesale plices fixed. thus assuring the dealers
that their orders will be filed at as low rates as by
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 fiction"
SCARRITT s MASON.
No. 60 Washington avenue,
march 1881 st Louis, Mo.
nNsaand and to arriye-ioo soias' zoo bureaus;
200 dozen wood chairs; 100 cane seat chairs;
400 heaasteads: 600 wood rocking chairs;
200 tables 100 cane seat rocking chairs,
200 stands; so mahogany rocking chars. FOR
sale hy tmateh '5ll SCARRTT y MASON "a
Nv AHOCoNN WafHfbhcs. "at oit teP SShaS va
" bles, bureaus, side tables, wash stands and side
boards, mahogany book cases, Tine centre tables
side dining and extension tables. &C., for sale by
ScaRRlTT 4 MASON,
march s,5l No. so Washington avenue. 81
W ARIETIEs-lce boxes, Transparent shades
Y looking glasses, fans anu plates. alnihg an.
breakfast tables. wire and tin safes willow wagons
and criales, cribs, lounges, desks, reloeipedes
willow chairs, mattresses. Of all kinds; portable AM
/ French heasteaas, shower baths. Nc sold cheal
nv f,nareh ,sn SCARRiTr Il MASON.
| SCARRITT.s patsn, Sofa ned, acknowledged L
| ,possess more beauty comfort, convenience ans
/ dusaailsts than any invention otthe kind ever be
fore offered to the public. Manufactured and sol'
! nv # SCARRlrf y MASON, IA
/ march G s5i No CO Washington avenue 81
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-27

GHOuLDERS 4 sSIpES-tSe pieccSs n prime ar
~ ucle lust rcceiveahy itch 27l Il ID JAGGAR
Pcaslcy,s Addition to The city Of Burlington.
V1ARr of this addition TO the west part OF this
I city is already suh-divided into lots, and nc
remainder will he "a soon as the weather permits.
Lots will front on the continuation OF Jefferson aud
Washington streets. The recent improvements on
Jefferson street make tho lots very accessible from
the city, ami therefore desirable location for
buildings All are for sale on reasonable terms. =
Anplv Ia the subscriber, at his office on Water
street. Burlington, Iowa. i y .tR.- IaNf sy M
ian a. ,ssl FRANCIS ]. c. pEASLEY.
DEREMpToRY SALE We win sell Hardware
inst $ chssp As 1T can possibly be offered -
cali Al GRIFFITHS cos
dec ~, 1850 burlington Hardware store "a