davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
AND WARRANTS FOR SALE. march 8. 5
II you hare Fits, Reader. co"ae and get wsi!.
mr.

II you hare Fits, Reader. co"ae and get ,cen.
DIR. NJ. CARY.
WHO some four or five weeks ago gare notice
W in the Hawk Eye of his coming to Burlington
for the purpose Of curing fits, would respectfully
inform the citizens of Burlington and vicinity that
he is in the city and is prepared to treat successful
~ all varieties Of fits aud some ether old diseases,
both of male and female, not herein named See
Handbills, which will be out in day or two ANY
persons wishing to see me can do 30 by enluiring
at the Barber shops of Boyd or Tate, both near
the Barrett House.
He WHO'S too poor to pay, can be cured free Of
charge. DR. IT. CARY
march ct Icdian Botanic Doctor.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
Dissolution Of Pnr,ner.hip,

:
THE Partnership heretofore existing ,etwee the
undersigned, under the name ard style OF D. S.
Ehcrsoi Co.. for the manufacture and sale Of fire
arms, has been this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All debts due by the firm will he iiquidated
by d. 5. Ehersol, and all debts due said firm viii be
paid TO him Qeb cD d. s. EBERSOI,
Burlington march 6 '5i JAMES COCK
TrNOTICE.-The undersigned returns his sim
thanks for past patronage and begs leave to in
form his friends and the public that he will contin.
ue his business, at the old stand of Jeiier-
son and Third streets. where he will keep constant
" on hand and Tor sale cheap. every article his
linc of siness (march 6'5i) IS EBERSOI.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

TINE subscribers have receiye ed and are now o.
i penng at the old stand OF Parsons, Copp Par
sons, general assortment of seasonable Goods TO
which they beg to call the attention OF the trading
community, and respectfully solicit share ofpub-
lie patronage. Without enumertng cualitie 8
our stock consists in part IS follows, to witt
CLOTHs-Black, blue, brown, olive and green.
BEAVERS, PlLoT CLOTHS AND PELrIKcs-Drabs,
blues and assorted mixtures.
BLANKETs-Drabs,N Navy blues, green's, scarlets
and mixtures, assorted bed and hose.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. red colors. cassimerss,
fancy stripe. plaid & mixed docskins.
DE LANES AND CAsHMEREs-Latest styles. va
rious grades.
STUFF GOODS-Lyoneise SILK warp, imper ial blue,
Eau de Nile and Maroonc, silk stripe mo-
hairs, black, alpacas, mohairs and cham
eleon Lustres, mereRoes and Thihet
cloths, common and Chinese alpine, etc.
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &c.-Assorted velvet
trimmings, silk fringes, cords and ging-
hams, etc., etc. Black gros de Rhine.
Pcrsians. silk velyets, assorted cclors
ana fancy stripes and rlads, black white
AMI pink grapes.
RIBBONS-Latest styles, bonnet, neck, cap ind
belt. ETC., etc.
FLANNELS-Heavy twill plain and printed, all
colors, single and double.
PRINTs-american aad English, latest designs.
Blue orange and blue and as SD oil ceioss.
GINGHAMS-Assorted English and American.
sHAWLS-Bay state, long and square, Highisnd
plaid, black and mode cashmere, Thibct
and other qualities.
WHITE GOODS-34 to l0-i shirtingS and sheet
inss, ass,d Irish linens, Scotch and Rus
STA diapers ,crashes ,dress'd and uIdr esd
A Jaconetts, stripes and plaids; Chinese
and Victoria lawns, hook musiins en-
broidered curtain musins. ETC., etc.
BROWN SREETISGs, etc.--A large assortment OF
heavyand lght.coarse and fine sheetings,
driHinEs, Csna5nrss. twilrd Gotten and
linen hagging. Also, large assortment
OF hickory stripes, tickinys. checks,eic.
READY MADE CL0THlNG.-Bufialo robe over
coats and general assortment OF Gus
tom made Clothing.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-A full assortment OF gents
heavy and light boots and shoes, ladies,
walking and dress do; misses, boys and
children's do, good stock.
HATS, CAPS. MUFFS, &c.-Gentss fashionable
moleskin and broad hrim hats, mems and
boys Hungarian and Tampico do, vari-
Gus colors. Caps, superior Otter and
lower grades, fur, silk. plush, mohair,
cloth and glazed. all sizes. A fine a..
sortment of Muifs. Polkas. Cuffs, etc.
GLASS AND QuEENswARE.-A full and complete
stock all qualities. comprising the lat
est styles.
LOOKING GLAssEs.-A large assortment, rari-
Gus styles, by 4, to - by 40.
NAILS AND GLAss.-Boston and Pittsburgh nails
and brads. all sizes--also, assorted 81.
yes window glass.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, ac.-Buildirg ma.
terials, q fun sappiy. Carpenters tools,
chopping axes. chains, sad irons, and q
good variety Of table and pocket cutie.
ry, ETC.. etc, etc. .@ ##
GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS, &C.-A general n.
sortment of Groceries, Dye stuhs, Oils.
Paints, etc. etc.
All which will be sold on the most enable terms
COPP, PARSONS 4 CO., jefferson street
Burlington. Iowa, October 81. 1850 g
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
st Louis, Februa

st Louis, February 6, 1851.
Messrs n. c. Clark & Co.., il gives me much plea
TO inform you that having carefully tried your
White Lead in several different ways, fndit equal
in body and Wilderness, and quality generally,tn any
articl. manufactured in the west. You are at lib
erty to use this as recommendation il it viii be of
any benefit to YOU. am, with much respect,
yours, nc, CHARLES r. WiLGus.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
co PARTNERSHIP.

~ II. RUNGEhas this day associated with him
~ his brother L. F. Runse. and will continue the
Confectionery. Fruit, Fancy ana Restorat
business. under the style and firm Of +. Fl. Runge
& brother. al the old stand on Jeiiers on street.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks for
the very liberal patronage he las received, aid as
sures the public ihat the firm will exert them.
selves to deserve their continued favors.
march 6 '5l r. II. RUNGE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
Birds Nest NurScry,

q L I G TON, IOWA.
xa&s ALL the choise varieties of FRUIT and Or
rs NAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS 4 PLANTS,
~AN cultivated on an extensive scale, ard sold
Whoies sale Retail as low at any regular esab-
lishment in the United states.
E5-Makinga change in our Nursery Grounds we
will dispose Of about TEN thousand choice Apple Trees
that have to be removed from their present location
at great bargains If taken away early in the spring
and we desire particularly to call the attention oi
all persons about planting out orchards to trees
they are thrifty. Of good size and all grated with
the hest kinds OF fruit.
Peach Plum and Cherry Trecs-Currants. Rasp-
berries Grapes &c. Of all the hest varieties always
for sale. sf NEALLEY BROTHERS.,
Feb 80 is5i--At Prcprietors
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
.sSuaaiata Rollins Will.

ALLEGHENY tlTY. OPPOSITE PITTSBURGH, IA,
SEMPLE, BISSELL co..
MANUFACTURERS OF Juniata Iron Nails and
WI Spikes; spring. blister and plough steel of all
sizes, Warehouse No. as Wood ST, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Also. No. Ii Levee, st Louis, Mo.
The great care exercised in tN manufacture OF
our Iron as well as the exclusive use in all cases
of the very best stock. which is manufactured I'M
der the personal superintendent of two members
of our firm, insures invariably uniform and SUI
perior quality of Iron and its use can confidently
be recommended for all purposes, requiring Iron
OF extra quality.
At our ST Louis house, we will furnish Iron and
Nails, as low as the same quality Can be bought in
Pittsburgh, with the addition of freight only. We
also keep on hand, Of our importation. large
assortment of the best Cast and German steel, An
wills. Vices. Bellows, Stocks and Dies, Springs, AN
les. Castings, &c.
We respectfully request call from those desir-
ing to purchase goods in our line.
SEMPLE, BISSELL CO.,
Feb 90, 1851 st Louis, nIo.
rOFFEE MILLS: Patent, Bog aud California; al
Iso, Britannia and Iron Hopper Box Mills for sale
bv foct az .7o3 GRIFFITHS CO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
DIV BENNErT & CO.,
WHOLESALER DEALERS IN
Boots. shoes. Hats 81; CAPS

No. loi. Main street, st Louis, Mo.
ID ESPECfFULLY calls the attention OF purcha-
/ sers TO their very complete stock of the above
goods, consisting in part OF the foilowtng:--
Mems thk short and long Womeas' fine and medium
legged boots. Ii, and goat slips and
do nnlinea cx size kfn do bnshins,
do kin welt and welt do Congress boots and
and pump sole boots, buskin>,
do grain and seal do do pegel and sew'd kip,
do light and heavy calf caf and goat strap
long and short lie - ex. SHOES and buskins,
and regular sizes. Misse>Nipc ali, goat, kid aud
DO sewed ealf& goat do enaneied lace boots,
Roysthk Kip and calf boots, do CATERS and half Cal
Iou,hs' do do do tiers, all eoors,
Mems do do hrnxans,i do kid slips, husk & ties,
do way,gcat and seal DO HATS. CAPS. Nc.
do Oxford Ties, calf. Mems fashionab fur aud
tent and SCAT, silk hats.
do ieatherC ON ire SIS boots do medium & br br do
DO lasting. Congress and do soft brush Mexican,
button Caters, all colors and qualities
Boys thick, kip. calf and do Congress kossnth,
Morocco hsorans, biz, pearl and fancy
Youths and ch,lds' morocco colors.
calf and Nip troxans, tRoys' fancy, fur & wool hats,
Chilren's heavy, light aud Mems Panama and lcghons
fancy shoes, all kinds, do Pedal, fancy, straw j
Womens' heavy, Dutch aud China pearl,
Kip lace hoo,s do fne, medium and low
do light, Kin aud calf do priced palm leaf hats,
do geat.sea& pat do Boys, Nauths' aud chlrrn
do eaame!ed lace do leshotns. China pc arts
do do lenny Lind and fancy summer hats
Polkas. Meas, BOYS aad ch,ilrens 5
do ename'ed and patent cloth, silk, plush and
leather CATERS. fancy caps,
DO enamelI s, buskins Chlarsns' and Infants silk
and Ties. an cotton velvet rur-
do lasting 4 six Cutters bans.
j q Louis, NJ arch G..
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
Run n X e. =
Third Arrival Of Fall and Winter Clothing ~ he

BURLINGTON EMPORIUM!
dElNShEIMER L CO., can afford TO Ch0Hfrcs
L competitiony-We have just received, in addi-
ton 20 our former heavy stock, Third Supply Of
Ready Made Fail ind Winter CLOTHrA G.! manufac-
tured at our own Establishment in Cincinnati! TO
which we respectfully invite the attention of the
public at large; and to which solicit general
TOM We challenge competition in Prices ana In the
quality OF our stock! We have always sold goods
cheaper than any other house in town, and we in
tend 10 continue what has now become habit, be-
hering, as we do in the motto ssNo trouble to show
Goods! Quick Sdiesy Small Profts!r
Our stock is very large; embracing every article
In our line, and selected and WARRANTED to be
"nothing ese'' than what we sell them for. TheY
consist, in part, Of the following
Coats.
Fine cloth dress frocaCoa.s all co.'s latest styles
do sacks coats, all coils and do do
Bestteaver and Kersey do; Tweed and Cashmere;
Rongh and Ready Over Coats; Beaver do;
Cassinett and Cashmere do; Pea Jackets;
Blanket coats, (ail coiors,) ETC.. etc.
Boys Ciothins.-Large supply! 4
Embracing every variety. from coarse to fine. and
suited to the season. Also. the latest style Of
Gentlemen.s CIoaks,
Manufactured from the he st, finest and most cost
ly materials.
Pantaioons.
Cashmere Pants ALI colors; Cordcroy & Satinet do
heavy anil fine Moleskin do; Sleeps grey cloth do
Single and Double Breasted yestsi
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
40 ssa,saferS & Deolccs

IN VIII EE LEAD, iiNSEED AND CASTOR OILS
fISHE undersigned manufacturers of White Lead
| Linsecd and Castor Oils. in the city of st Louis
having about two months since completed their es.
tablishment, are now prepared tn furnish Painters
and dealers with superior article OF White Lead
&C., &C.
Every Painter in the city of st Louis, who has
yet tried White Lead, pronounces il superior "a
any other manufactured in the West, as it appears
By their certificate published below.
February 81, 1851. II. 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 il far they have yet tried it, TO be q
very excellent article. superior indeed to any 9th
err White Lead manufactured in the west,
John s. Watson, r. Thoraburg,
Mcvicker Il Kissed, James Spore.
w. A. Thornburg, Richard s. Hillman,
Gordon s. Wood, w. S. Etris.
NJ. c. English. James Schollay.
Middle ton Il Tariton.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
SAINT Louis.

SNlNt LOUIS.
DAVID fEARcE, cHAs pEsEDTcr,
' M'sson'. Danbnry. Connecticut.
David Pearce 81 Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hoss,' Caps, Bonnets and Artificial Flowers,
No. iso Main Street, st Louis, Mo.
VIE SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand large and
4 well selected stock Of Hats, Caps, Bonnets and
Arihcal Flowers, Of all descriptions, and will be
IL daily receipt, throughout the season, Of the lat
est and most fas hionabe styles; Of which are
as follows:-
Fash. Moleskin, Fash. Beaver,
-ss do Silk, do Nutria
DO Angola, do Muskrat,
do Bush, do Coney
DO Russia, do Cashmere.
Low crown p. D., black, pearl and Irab brush,
Russia, nutria, mnsarat, and cashmere.
Mems and Boys black, pearl and drab Union
Hats; 49,"
Mems and Boys black pearl and white. beaver
brush and cashmere California and Hung arian hats;
Mems and Boys' black. brown, green aud purple
Tampico, Jenny Lind California an Msxican hats;
Mems and Boys black. hro' green corn. peach
blossom, pearl aud white Saxony-wuol, Congress,
KoSsuth and Jenny Lind hats:
Mems and Boys black, pearl and white $. s r.
c. medium and common wool hats:
Mens' and Boys Panama, Leghorn, Curocoas
Pedal, English, Gohurg and straw braid, Canada
and rice straw, and palm leaf hats:
Mems and boys, silk mohair and cotton plush oil
all coiors and styles. cloth. silk and cotton glazed
and velvet caps of different styles and qualities;
Infants fancy aud plain silk and cotton yelve.
ana cloth turhans;
Ladies and Misses Florence braid split, Tripoli
anu Aihoais raw, BIRDS eve, Florence and cactus
Chinese pearl, pedal, imperial, French and Ncaroli-
tan Lace piain and shirred silk and lawn stra aud
willow bonnets.
aorases Artificial Flowers OF American, English,
and French manufacture, consisting of wreaths.
sprigs and hunchss, of all styles and colors.
Mr. CHARLES BENEDICT, Of our firm. being a
a. 4pnS nf
bury, Conn. enables MS to sell our goods lower
than any other house in this city.
Country msr chants will hndit greatly TO their al.
vantage 10 call and examine our stock before rur-
chasing we are determined to sell at the lowest
cash prices DAVID PEARCF 4 CO.. 100 Main S,
Saint Louis Mo-. march 6 1851.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
NEW STORE.

THE subscriber solcits call from the Ladies to
L examine his new and most fashionable assort-
ment OF DRESS SILKS, consisting Of rich brocades,
chameleon satin du chains and other STYLES, also
every width of black do.
Will also Be found fine assortment OF bonnet
silks and veivets silk illusions and colored grapes
rich embroidered cambria handkerchiefs, white and
black lace cares.
He has also recently received beautiful selec-
tlon OF African and natural colored MUFFS white
and black vi torinss, fur cuffs, misses NUTS, &C..
all Of which re offered at such prices, and cannot
be purchased lower this side ofthe eastern cities,
ana would also say the same of other goods, en-
bracins every article in the staple and fancy goods
line; inviting all customers who desire cheap new
and desirable goods to call at the old stand of D.
Giichrlst MOO. p. M. FORTTER.
Burlington. Nav = so
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
yVp., wi.E,tp.,nn.

w HOLESALE dealer in Groceries and Wood
w enware, corner of Commercial and Locust
streets. Saint Louis. Mo. s#
Has for sale at all times large and general as
sartment 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
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

$50 casks bright OK and
log chains;
100 d. do trace chains;
90 do coil do ass'd
so do Carolina and ey-
ed hoes. assorted,
800 aoZ. handled do do;
1000 do grass, grain bush
and hemp scythes,
Wa,aron's, Hale's x
others;
COO doz scythe snaths,
as sorted;
500 do hay forks, ass'a;
rs do manure do do;
100 gross scythe stones
10 do do rides; do;
500 do table knives and
and forks, assorted;
Cs0o doz pocket knives;
800 20 Wostemhnlm 4
Rogers pocket and
pen do, ass'd;
INN Az hotcha, knives.
500 do Wade 4 Butch-
er's rasor's, ass'd;
COO do shears aud scis-
SorS, aSS'd;
900 do pair hames.ass'a
5000 do butts and hinges;
1900 gross screws,ass'd;
500 doz Butchers mill.
fiat, bastard, round
AMI I round files,
100 dog horse and shoe
rasps, assorted;
so dog grain scoops;
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

in part, as follows:-
10 ps Cashmere;
10 do sattinetts;
50 do tickings + apron
checks;
IS doz. assorted WOOL
len comforts;
IS doz. hickory shirts;
rs do twllled' flannel
shirts and drawers:
20 doz. royal ribbed do
rs lbs. Eastern yarn, all
colorS;
100 lbs. assorted cotton
Thread;
60 do bl'k patent thread
80 children's sacks;
% Bay State Shawls;
Is colored embroidered
Thihet Shawls;
25 silkiin'd laties'hoods
100 ps. assorted fiannels;
80 do Kentucky Jeans;
8 dog. Fancy crava,s;
90 Victorines s. cuffs;
30 Mantilla Polkas. ALL
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
SAINT LOUIS.
r e MOV AL.
HI Il v Il G N & vii O N !.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Saddlery and Coach Hardware.

Carriage Trimmings and Trunk Furniture,
IAVE removed to the spacious store No. II
L / Main street, between Market and Chesaut,o ne
door south OF the Custom House.
They would respectfully invite the attention OF
manufacturers, merchants and others, to their pre-
sent stock, as being the best and largest assort-
ment of goods in their line west of the
and as they purchased directly from the manufac-
turers in America and England, they feel confident
OF being able TO give their customers entire salts
faction.
They are receiving large additions to their stock
from domestic and foreign markets. and have made
arrangements for fun and regular supply Of
Harness, Skirtin: 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. fSt Louis, Feb. 90, 1851
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

Our Dry Goods consis
bales Osnaburg;
25 do brown shifting
all varieties;
8 bales warp Yarn;
II do cotton batting;
IS cases American and
English Prints;
cases bleached shirt
ings.
$50 ps. ass'd G,nghams;
40 do do Alpaca;
10 do Lyonese Cloth;
6 do black dress silk;
4 do change able do do
2 do watered do do;
4 do satin Nesting;
5 do silk do
10 do worsted do
S do bl'k silk Velvet;
7 do Tabby do
4 do ch1ng'hle de lain;
4 do silk stripe do
Z do lustre DO
60 do linseys;
- do super fineGerman
1cnn1 ,,lAfh. ...
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

100 dog horse collars;
600 do spades and shov-
do, Amos, Row
lands, Cars's and
others;
1000 doz. Collins, Sim
mons, Days & 9TH
eraxes, ass'd;
200 dog ha'chets, shing.
ling and bench;
100 do hand and pannel
saws, aSs't';
900 do (St Louis make)
mill saws, ass'd;
$50 do do and cross cut
do; cross cut do and
circular do all sizes
10000 lbs brass kettles
and pals. assorted;
10000 lbs Griffin's horse
nails;
600 kegs wrought do, 6
to I'D;
500 dog coffee mills, as
sorted kinds;
! NJ percussion caps;
so casks sa".irons,as'd
200 dog tea kettles,cast
and sheet iron;
800 dog fry pans:
500 doz knob door locks
assorted;
COO do pad. chest, cup
board and trunk do;
400 doz door laches, do
900 gross spoons;
600 dog curry combs.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
NEW RROONS,

- d. w. BURTON, has removed his Broom
Factory to his new residence on the hill, near Mr.
Kellys, north part of the city. He is now rrepar-
ed to ill all orders for Brooms, and at greatly
duced prices. Burlington, July IL, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
MEMS WEAR.

( MOTHS: large assortment of black and fancy
~ colors, some very cheap; doe skins and cassi-
meres, plain andfancy satinetts. large assortment
all grades, Tweeds and Ky Jeans. of various COL
ors and grades, just received and for sale by
oct 4. $50 L-G LAuMAN 4 BRO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

A complete assortment of cooperS' tools, in
Guiding knives, planes, adzes, &c. best makers,
carpenters bench and moulding planes aud tools,
of all kinds; smiths bellows, anvils; vices screw
Plates. s,eages and hammers. Sc. &c. Together
with 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, 1851 CHILD. PRATTS CO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
LOOK AT THISii


TINE undersigned wishing to close out his pres
| ent stock of Boots and Shoes of Eastern manu-
facture, also Hats and Caps offers to sell until the
10th nf March at COST. Come one, come all who
want Bargains. Call at the Shoe and Leather store
Jefferson street, one door east of Main. ss
jan 80, sol. ..s@ Z. WALLIS
NTOTIcE-The unhcrsi gned would respectfully
Y inform those who know their notes and ac
counts to be due, that he wants money. They will
confer favor by making immediate payment.
jan. 80, 81. E. WALLIS
CtHAWLS: blk, embroidered, Bay State and com.
cmon Shawls,for sale low at tnlD DU Bois'
DURE WINES AND BRANDY.-Port, Madeira
and Malaga Wines and French Brandy for med
cal purposes for sale by D JAGGAR
Winter Goods that's, Caps aud Clothing!
T sTuRGIs * SON respectfully invite the at
u tenton of their friends and the public general
ly to their fresh supply Of Hats Caps and Clothing
which having been bough! for CASH, at the closing
out Of the market in st LOUIS and at very low pri
ceS, they will sell lower than Their stock of
Plush and otter Caps is very large-also. full as
sortment of Boys and Childrens' Cloth and Boys
Plush Caps. The finest and cheapest Over Coats,
Dress and Sack Coats. Pants, Vests, Shirts, Draw
ers, Under Shirts, Cravats, ETC.. etc., in the
ket. Call and see. Burlington. Jan. ., 1851
MONEY NOTICE.
HDERSoNS indebted tn us book account are
respe .tfully notified that cannot allow ac-
counts to run longer than four months. Accounts
standing year, If not paid very soon, will be left
with Magistrate for Collection.
Burlington, Jan. 9. 1851. J.STURGIS & SON
NEW WORKS.
NIoRVEL Hastings. or the Frigate in the otiing;
: Miranda, tale IN the French Revolution;
Ruth Emsley; Marguerite dc Valois;
Fernando, or the Fallen Angel; Edmond Dantes;
1912, or Napoleon's Invasion of Russia;
Count Of Monte Christie; Corinne, or Italy;
Just received and for sale at IF AnRAHAMs'
II, $50 book store
Cooking and Heating Stoves NJ reduced Prices.
ID ELTANCE cook stoves; Combination do do;
III Air Tight do do; ParIor and heating do;
for sale to close out, at very low prices by
4....,.. .a G LAUMAN BRO
dec IL $50 corner Of Water and Jeffers son SITS
g SHEET Zinc, Brass and German Silver, in large
~ and small Quantities, for sale at
dec 70, so GRIFFITHs & Co.'S
CHOULDERS s. SIDES-l5o pieces, prime ar
~ ticle just received feb 27) JAGGAR
DOTAToEs AND oNIONs-For sale hy
l. feb ~ 1881 D JAGGAR
Urine IOWA CHEEsE-ssCatlctts'' best make
for sale by tfeb ~ 1851 L d JAGGAR
TxrRA suPERFlNE FLoUR-pv the Bhl. or
f1Iless quantity for sale b. (fsa20 JAGGAR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13
PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

~ AT this Nursery. 81 miles west of Burliug-
HKS ton, immediately on the plank road, there are
<sS> in cultivation zoo, 900 Apple Trees; besides
Peach.C Cherry, Plum, Persimmon and Ounce Trees;
where lovers of good fruit, and the public general
", may be accommodated, on the most reasonable
terms, with Orchard and Garden Trees.
We expect to enlarge our stock from year to year
and are determined never to be excelled by any
nursery man in the selection the hest ieties,
or in detecting and casting out such as unwor-
thy of cultivation. Ali orders executed promptly.
nov Z; lS5o-6m A. LEONARD & SONS