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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
Whig Coavea.ion in Illinois.

The last Illinois journal contains a call, sign
ell by many of the leading Wings Of the State, for
a State Wing Convention a, Springfield Oh the
fourth Monaay of December, 10 take snch action
as may be deemed necessary for the best interests
Of The party, and 10 seeuce more thorough or
gani2atioa al an early aav.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

The .,Central Military Tract Railroad Compa-
ny" have advertised for proposals for the grading,
bridging and masonry Of the first section OF fE'y
miles of their road, which extends from The Chs-
caso aud Rock Island Roat in Bareau county, to
Ga!e5hargh, in Knox eounty.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

DeAru OF rus paEr MONTGOMERY, The
ae,case of James Montgomery, whose name For
the readers Of English Poetry, is announced by
the last arrival from Englana Montgomery was
born Nov, i,a, I'LL, and had just completed his
eirhtieth wear, *#
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

- It is now understood that kossnth was to
arrive at New York by the Humboldt, a, which
place no was expected on the 4'h or 9th of De-
cemher. Arrangements are being made at New
York to receive him in the most imposing man
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
MA>SalNalNN, he,

WNNNsKNNFNNN EFVNN q
The Eep0alte, OF this MasAluS> SAYS that Col
eelA's resolutions sseFestsS Fl tAe Csapge@tSs
AZ a party platforms, were lata ea the table Ia
Democratic Caucus, on Saturday A(sA,, by a
vote Of ~ 10 ~, Resa, Tor speaker, eeelvea
~ feraey, tor eles&, 80 Votes, and ave Mem~
aers Withdrew,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

er-Ne wings Of Boston had nominated John
n, Wlkms, tormerlv State Senator aNa Alder
man. a. ,aetr candidate for Mayer RiSeoasld~
cred a good selection The Native American
party, OF that city have organized aud nominated
DR. /, Y, c, Smith as their candidate cor Mayor,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

GO The Legislature of Kentucky have givao
up the effort to elect Senator, at least, tor the
present, The friends of Mr. Critttaaea aad Mr.
Dixon found il impossible to reconcile tAer dr.
fereuces, AND tAe atteapt was abandoned
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

CO" \ letter from Washington says that has
been decided TO remove Brigham Yoaag, from the
oih.e OF Governor OF Utah. 1t is not knewn
who viii b. his successor
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

C,Ne,NNAri, Dee, I, sr>M
River fallen foo,-~weather pleasant Flour IN
gea aealaaa--S,eau bbls sold AT 81 aoItSS es>-
Whisky lsE(plsc, Hogs aaehanged--iloo sold AZ
- se,pl 0p--leo green Sides at ses TOO bills, No,
sion Lard AT Ole, MolaSscs has aeclined~~saes of
new crop at Sie. Sugar also lewer--gcod fair 81.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
w q q ID!

Those of our country subscribers. who PROM
lsed to pay their subscription to the Weekly
Hawk-Eye in WOOD, viii bear in mind, that
Winter is apon US, and we wol,d like to have it
-ha.i il in friends,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
Photographed ser The 81, Lsa,. Republican.
NASnvtlls, neeesahev

NASnvtlhs, neeemher 1,
Weather cloudy and every appearance Ut
rain, River ttssns slowly with two fees "a
Shoals,
Aavlees nem the GaltAtin LaNal,,s, VI te.lay,
state that the Cumberland hal elSeN tive les, in
the last "a haagS,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

A mathematical wonder has appeared in Tran
sylvania, in form of a young girl of Wal'achian
origin, who cannot read or write. but solves the
hardest questions in arithmetic in moment.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
NOTICE
StOr.al>' Cough x'nI.Iy.

loafeffM SacceSs IA Michigan.
IRON the Druggists of Detroit.-Wc the un-
L ders'gnea, Druggists of Detroit, do hereby
certify that the following is correct ent of
the amount of our sales of the medicine known as
Or Sorn,s Scotch Congh Candy prepared from the
original receipt by Mr. Hamilton Wade Druggist
of 81 Louis, Mo-; aad we cheeriully unite with the
Medical gentlemen of st Louis and Chicauo in
commenting 1t as safe and agreeable compouaa
for Diseases Elhe Ehhst uuI Ii
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

etrfSaGR&h, Dee |
Meer falling with : Tee, 4 inches ~ ehaaseh
II tell foot last night, Several coal boats have
geue out
TIE sseamer Federal Arch len Tor ST. Louis
to-day
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

WASHINGTON. 21.
Henry Clay has arrived in this city in feeble
health.
The reported death Of Senator Dawson OF
Georgia is untrue.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

TS-Every family should keep q supply Of DR.
storms ce celebrated Scotch Cough CANDY on hand
to guard aiainst the danger of allowing a simple
cold or Cnugh In become teo deeply seated TO be
reached by medical skill. This Medicated candy
while powerful in its operation, is so much more
agreeable than the liquid preparations, that even
children will not refuse it. BY having it at hand
to use on the first appearance ofa cold. cough, etc
much pain, money, time, and even life would be
saved.
IL Fer sale hy +. l.. Gay, ]. F. Talant, 5. l..
Burnap, Baritnston; DR. A. M'Kenny. Mt Pleasant,
Or Sparks, Fatrdela; McCully, New London, Rod.
gers, Salem; WAiney Davis, Fl Madison; Randall
&MeFarland, WasAinston; Street Brothers, Agcscy.
Dec ', 1891 wtiwiy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

GO. II is said that the building Of u bridge
across the Ohio from Cincinnati 10 Coviag'ou is
to be immediately commenced.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
Arrival of Henry Clay M Baltimore Marine
Disasters.

BALrlMoRE, Saturday, Nov. -.
Her nv Clay came on in the west tram Tonight,
and proceeded to the residence OF Col. Calvert,
near Washington.
Letters from Key West, by the steamer SD
bel, state tha, the brig elisabeth, from Cardenas
for Boston, had pu, in, leaking, and was dis
charging. The bark r, H. Cambril, from New
York to st. Marks, was also there.
WASHINGTON, II.
A new Union ticket is forming here with strong
hackers in favor Of Henry Clay for President and
Commodore Stockton for Vice President.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
ny rELEaRApH To THE NEW XORk
PRESS.
Arrest of the syracuse Rioters.

SYRACUSE, SataNays NOV. Ss'
Marshal Bash arrived in this city this morn
ING, Cor the pusposc Of making arrests of the
persons Indicted at Buffalo for participation IA
The late riots. We have heard of four arrests
up TO the presen, time. viz: WIN. l.. Crandal',
J. b. Brigham, l.. II. Salisbury, and seymour
King.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
LADIES FANCY STORE,

(Rasret naa>e, leIferSeA street, huriiaStenl
kp~ra NtSSES SAAW'S (Saeeessars 10 Mrs Me-
HSSsnaaNlaA respectfully invite the attenttea Of
vAAlAe ladies of Raylastea and vtetnity to their
very select and choice stock OF MlRiRery and Fan-
ey atttcles which they have Just received frem
New York, and otter At the lowest cash prices.
ny STRIFE, attentlaa 10 the WAITS of their eaStaa~
eES, thaN Aare to meElt and aatasa SHARE Of Pub
he patronage,
n, n,-oEaers Gam the eaaatry promptly al
teAAea 20, (aaEhasSoa> Nav ts> iSAt~ wtNty
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
CHE 6awx -Gnc.

BURLINGTON
ENTHUSIASTICALLY II, 1851.
- S>~>>~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~
Sws Ooiiars per AMNnm rs-lnAdvnnce
FoR rERMsiS DETAIL, SEE FOURTH pAGE
LOOK AT THIS NOTICE.!
~ THE 90 days notice having expired on
The "a OF this month. (December.) the under
s,gned, IN accordance with said notice, will place
the accounts Of all delinqncnts into the hands Of
The Collector, and charge accordingly.
s1 Mllliean Clark is our only authorized A.
gent ant Collector, and will proceed in the course
OF ten days, to the performance of his duties.
G.B Persons settling before his departure will
not be charged extra.
Subscribers in this county. may, If they come
IN reasonable time settle with the subscriber.
tsy- The undersigned may at all times be found
at the Hawk-Eve Office
JAMES Nj. BROADWELL.
Surviving Partner OF the firm of
Decemher !, 1891 EDWARDS & BRoApwELL
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

eE~lNlSe Oan >las haS been oa an eleet$oNc> NJ
(ug tear h North Carolina,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
Machine ShoD l. Brass Foundry.

VIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il paoiie that they are prepared to build thresh-
ing maenines reapers, shelters, and circular
saw-miils, and Ia do all kinds Of mill work. Also
all kinds of machinery repaired. Turning aud
Fitting done In the best possible manner. They
would also call particular attention TO their Steel
Ploughs. which are better, cheaper, aud more du.
raoie than any other Kind manufactured in the
west. REM BoWN, Machinists.
Burlington Iowa, Sept 4, 1851. WY
BURLINGTON FIRE AND MARINE
IN S y r A N e C. O NJ p ANY.
CAPITAL Sl0O,0No.
'INHiS Company organised on the a3d oijuiy 1851
L. under the General Corporation Law of the
state OF Iowa, is now prepared for business, and
offers itself to its friends and the public for the In
surance of Dwelling houses stores r,anufactoIies
Barns, and all other kinds Of property against loss
or damage by fee, also.
To make marine Insurance upon vessels, hulls Of
steamboats, freight lists. goods. wares and mer-
chandize, specie. bullion, bills of exchange, bank
bills. aud inland raasportaiior Of all kinds.
All Loses will he promptly adjusted.
The premiums will be loaned to the patrons of
the Company.
Business hours from O A NJ. until { y. NJ. Discount
days, Mondays aud Thursdays.
Es-o!hce in the counting house ofJohn G. roote.
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Directors.
John C. Footc. VIM +. Coolhaush,
c. w. Bodemann, James w. Grimes,
Charles Mason, Julius F. rallan,,
A. w. Carpenter.
Jos. I. FALEs. JOHN c. FOOTE,
Secretary. President.
august 81, 1851 amw
RuLL'S SARSAPARtLLh: so dez. Bulls sar-
'saparilla, for sale by the dozen or single bottle
at nufacturer's prices. Calland get Journal
gIatis zap al'5D EEGAY
TRUSTEES SALE.
D( NIhTUE Of Deed of trust executed to US
- by George w. Pitt and Mary Jane Pitt to Sc
cure the payment OF note from George ". Pitt
aud SAMUEL Pitt to Cox, Garrett Co.. on lot mum
Der Eight hundred and sixty three in the city OF
Hun ttngton. we will on Monday the sth day of De-
GENDER next in front of the Clerks office in Bur
lihgton between the kouis Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and O'Clock P. Nj. proceed to sell said lot sea to
satisfy said note and cost.
WM. GARR&A
Nov. 6'5l ID. GlLCHRiST. I '"'''
nRANGES--New Havana Oranges. for sale by
~ Nov II, '6l Ed JAGGAR
nISTER> MD LOBSTLRS--.ustI ceived Gy
~ NV II. 'bi ID JAGGAR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

NS" "SUOS.s
DUBIlC ATTENTION is invited TO our heauti-
l full stock of Fall ana Winter Goods. All new
and bought since the great falling Oft in price OF
many classes of Goods .and will be sold at the most
reduced prices for Cash and Country Produce.
We oher of fresh arrivals, and constantly re-
cruting-.
500 ps. prints, at from 5 to lal cts;
90 do merino. English, German and French;
80 do deianes of various prices and patterns;
40 do Satinetts. from 45c to 81;
$50 do bonnet and other ribbons.
35e prs chilarens Shoes-skuethe babies;
eors. black and fancy lace and fringe;
fashionable trimmings Of every kind;
20 sacks fine eastern Coffee:
% bales A brown mushns-best brands,
cops. nannel-rea, orange aud green;
etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
WeaeknowleGge to This community, with sincere
gratitude, our many obligations for liberal pat
ronage, since our settlement in Burlington. And
for the future, we pledge TO every customer, the
full value of his money.
The old aiage s.Smal profits end quick re-
turns" is the only true theory. ltis our Motto.
Hs~Call al the Flag Store, On Main street, Bur
lingtan. (oct Is, 1851 ]. N. EVANS
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
1--WE under signed being extensive ely engaged i'll
the prosecution of BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS
has on hand FOR SALE Land Warrants for 40, so
an4 leo acres.
Each Warrant is accompanied with a Power of
Attorney to locate, and Power Of Attorney to
sell. aud the undersigned binds himself, uron the
sale of each and every Warrant, TO give nny 9th
er papers that may he deemed necessary III order
to convey title to the surchaSer.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing Warrants will
please address him.
He is Commissioner, appointed by the Govern
er of Iowa, to take acknowledgment If Deeds, SC.
GEORGE III. HICKMAN,
Attorney al Law, Baltimore, Nd.
He respectfully Refers TO
Hon. Lewis CaSs, Detroit.
Hon. John Nelson, late Attorney Gen. L, 5
Baltimore, Md.
Hon. Reverdy johasoE, late Attorney Gen. Z. s.
Oct -, lSal-6trw Baltimore, Ma.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
RoUNTY LAND WARRANTS
NOTICE To ALL CONCERNED.

NoriCE To ALL CONCERNED.
rINllERE are good many acveWAts On cur old
4 books that are as yet unsettled, and consider
able namher Of notes Cue ns that are HRpslo'
WEwANr rHE NaNsN, and NteEetere take thts
occasion to give a LASE and FINAL aetsSetN these
N'ereStea, that 0atess they paN pferer attention.
10 this call within reasonable Ome> Ne SHAH ee
under the necessity Of employing ether means to
get our ewn> (Nev ~ " kCooLRArGHk co
Gaze ,Aa, Ceash,-rhe Ceaxh EaisaM
lNoR safe by us viii cure eoWgAs aaA SesAS With
4 mare esstaia,y ,aaa any other a,,ic,e new il
use, Ills pleasant 10 the taSte AID acts IKE .
shaNm> II NHtS veto GA wheeths>
New ~, vi M~kENNEN 4 MttGeR
All PERSONS
I NnERfkn 10 the S0NSSlfNer ase requested 10
| sal seaa AMI settle tAeN aeeeaAss>
New n, lSSl, kneANSoN>
GkNCERlE>> Nc
90 bags Rio \ lava EeAeef SNNNes ground Gtasets
~ 10 hNttes Sa|t< 40 DO 10 MN>taSNs
10 10 pepper AMI spice do Pepper Sauces
20 hfsAeStS aSx>A Tea< no do Gat sNaw
SO catsteS do de- 30 10 sastesa,sA do
~ boxes RaSNSNSS 40 th$> SlaNe$S
~ DO chewing fesseee$ 10 aN N@smeK&&
sfa> sMa&thg 10 100 deg, har&t>S
te,NNN tsaha StNvS& 10 heStS Tubs
SEQ le> prime tNAtso$ loo a0s, eess, NJ ocm<<
1900 do do MaaAes$ ieCattS Manila Cetaages
seaa de RaS,eN saaefa>es ~ acz, bed eorSS$
80 hills Mola$SeSS ,seoe us NN chaGeSS
10 NhAS, SaSal< Nes Aaacr 40
5hNlS leefN rtaSh'a do 30 NatrS trace rhatnSs
scnSkS Klcc$ 70 avs HUNTS axes.
Rarl,nptan, oct. 1881 corr, PARSONS 4 CO
5000 aS - s' = ""'''SSj r%TAii.sSr
Rv,TNrsEE--5apocke,Sr Prime old q we rnment
Java. Cot sale by w, \, G 'ohRAtSH 4 CO.
IT, tStNS, Dates and Cocoa Nuts,~New ana fine
u tar salehy tNov ~, sly ED JAeoAe
Wooden Ware.
EDAlNrED buckets and ruhss Cedar Chafns'
Well buckets, Tar cans, Axe helrcs. Wash
boards. buckets, butter Ladies' and stamps, wood
on bowls aud Trays. etc.. just tceised by
nov 10, 1851 DJAeGAR
vvyooDEN WARE--paiatea and covered buck
w eiss Painted Tubs and Churns, well buckets,
clothes Pins. selves, willow wagons, etc, FOR sale
4 roc, 1851 G LArNAN Bro
Doway Bibles.
HAVE lust received q lot OF fine boway bibles
/ catholic Prayer book and Hymn books, for sale
very low at ABRAHAMS' Bookstore nov 10
HurCH'S COUNTER BALANCE.
= - DOX az these convenient counter scale,
I~~ nstreceived and foa sale by
Burling,oniuly 81 II GRiFfirn's 4 Co.
TNOwLER'S Publications, just received aud for
L sale at tdec 3,'al) ApRAHAMs' bookstore
Y Os CHAINs-so10 lbs. bright OK chains, for
/ salehy tsept lT,'5D G I.AuMAN DRo
BEAUTIFUL as sortm N, of Ladies Boots and
shoes at &C az MICHAELS h CLARk'S
I,NSHING TACKLE: large lot of all kinds
II just reeds at taps4>6h GAYS
VOFFEE-Old Govt lava coffee. jus, red by
" Nov ~, al d iAGeAa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

~ The celebrated DR. S,orme's Scotch courh
Sanas taxes well everywhere. The Druggists at
Detroit Michigan had sold proa,gious pile of it.,
anu they commend it to the public as a safe and
agreeable remedy FOR diseases Of tho chest and
lungs
Attempts have been made to sell other sugar
preparations anaer cover of the advertising for
thus Justly popular compound. but they have all
met their merited fate. s'Compeutiun is the life
oil Fate," out unfair trade is death to
stofme's scotch cough candy is anufacturea hy
Mr. Hamilton Wade, "a druggist of st Louisa in
connection with one Of the oldest and heaviest
drug houses of that city, although Mr. w, has
been operating but three years, his great Scotch
mcdy may now be heard Of Throughout, the whole
Union. -Qnfocy Herald. toec I, '5,-wtrwew
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOTlCEis hereby given that at the January
~ Term ofthe county Court of DesmDines cnun.
ty, Iowa. the Undersigned, Executor of the Estate
of Thomas Cothran; deceased, will make applica-
ton to said court for license to sci part of the
Real Estate of said aecedcnt. JOHN THOMAS
Dac. Z. lAbt-3t Executor al FhnS Ia h, la
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
GROCERIES,

GROCERIES.
NJ q. SuG Ar, Rio Cnl,e, y. II. Imperial and
| Y. tlaGi Teas, LalG al | cru>hsl sugar. spices
OF all kinds. Ftne chewing Tobacco, starch. sa.er-
atus, &, alum Table and dairy salt, Broma, Choco-
tate, Pickles. ketchur, Sareines, Mackerei. Her,
riRs, n. o. and sugar house Molas ses. Cider Vine
gar, etc, just rerdh by (nov lal DJAGaAR
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
WE subscriber having received the Agency for
l the sale Of this justly celebrated iron iEsites
the attenuon of Black aaa others to it,
For toushaess and other good qualities it is no
excelled by any froa made. The assortment en-
braces all the different sizes Of Round and Square,
Wagon and Buggy Tire. Horse shoe, Sc
fhe Nails will cnmpase favorahly with any ever
drought 70 this IA lrNct NOV In r. DJAGGAR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

AAtFAA StNt N SVISisks LII
Q 90 boxes Haul Santefn
Wine,
so boxes palm Soap;
so do ass'd fancy doS
} 40 ieams cap paper;
S 500 gross matches,
o so boxes Cuba Cigars;
q zoo boxes asssd RegaliaS,
D TOO boxes rnoala candles
so boxes star do,
$50 boxes asssa f.ndelia
Y n and black Teas
so boxes ass'd Pickles,
20 boxes pepper Saucer
90 boxes Cgtsnrs
% boxes chocolates
IS hgs relper h allspice
$50 dog. ass'd ttrlblefSs
20 boxes pint TASKS.
. 10 -ross hlaekings
20 boxes ground rerler,
no boxes ground alsliite
200 mats csSSiast
II , eases nutmegss
Ell s bills alum, 81
ESeee lbs best aas,.eT;
II 60 boxes asSsa candles;
b / 10 soNes Fisss
geo bushels s,lie q Oh, les
tsDe h6Dper enSsiea rt H.
- beNes M h Nsssinss
/, 90 boxes T d pipes,
so Gee ass'd NAstasas
ice boxes asserted MIA
4 dow glass
ttt9e his frathefSs
a00 h0NeS SartslEsSs
Itef q Cal : haitsae oyStess
" 4 Co0LHAvGh Il 90
lSat>
OF GROCERIES,,
Aie0a lbs earlet chain
sa Boxes s>ae glass
~ 10 ieNih 10
40 DO seNti 10
/. sea leS har lead
ssNeaat $ eessea batting
sSSS lbs Setttn yatA
~ tAsaNes ENstA sNar
40 do RS>teA fahtS 10
10 aes wash hearts
SO do buckets
] 80 aeSt O,ts
1tse CANHNS
10 sacks lclrer
u 10 spice
ice nj q, u, Ean cans
so resmS wsassaR rarc,s
zaoe MS cod fish
Itea boxes asserted tea
% pipes nice brandy
Its bills Naoprtt tors DO
ID casks pNtt vine
.ttAhelS ". Y, gin
i 10 Holland 10
iteeo les log chains
Its crates crorkeFy
leo gross mate hes
I hhi Manila indigo
f9s MI Cuba skies
30 boxes eNtrastafrh
so do raiSinS
no DO star candles
IS do mould do
100 lbs wooden yara
100 cans oysters
so boxes chocolate
$50 aoa pla, ing cards
500 mats CasSia
| etc. etc. etc. etc.
Il at the rsrg fewr.f prices
is klMBAf.L n CO
- sn--4aaaana4aaa4asas-.aaas ,H4s--a
Books.
hcol hooks now on hand
lowest prices. al
AsRAHsms' Bookstore.
ct from Cineiniati.
apeIi ~.#
,oks, .9.
err:
Printers use.
nj of Fancy stationery, for
'5D GEO BIieKHAaN
prime article, Jus, reed
ssl) II d IAsRAR
3kHa-~aaa~-----H
'aim Soap. for sale ny
r. COOLBACEH n Co
just received q large lot
n hich are for sale very losv
AaRAHAMss book store
barrels MANS eide Z
w + COOLRACGH kCO
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Fac Oal rcllow,, rex, book.

The OH Fellows Text book.
I n clucidation oil the Theory of Odd Fellow.
ship: nbraeinS a detail Of the system, in
all ITS branches with farms, ceremonies, and odes
With music, far important occa sions. aud a manu-
al of etcc for the guidance officers and
BY pASGHAL nANALpSaN.
d. ID. q. Nj, nf the K. w. G. l.. of northern New
York, with elegant Illustrative engra,inss.
Dec I, 1851 for sale al r. ARa>HANS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

which they offer to the trs
LowEST prices for Cash.
pant of
800 bags prime Rio Coffee
a5 do Java DO
| so hhds. n. D. Sugar
l5o bills clarified do
80 DO loafA crushed DO
100 DO BelchefsS molasses !
100 do Louisiana 5 II do
90 DO Plantation do 9
so hi bblS s III do
IS bbls macaerel,
so hi hbiS 10 I
5000 his pure saleratus
loo sacks l. d Salt
500 DO table DO
30 bills Tar
so do Cider VINEGAR;
400 kegs Boston and Ja,
niata Nails, 5
loo dozen be-. eerGSs
$50 boxes Mes'ri AID Va.
1obaeCes
80 teNes smoking dos
1000 lbs. bar leads III
SEQ rms ~repping raier.
so eoits mal,ila cortisgeI
S0eOlbS Cetten hating ! 5
5000 lhsaSs,ti CottUn yarnE
800 lhSwhise earpetChaihl
600 HIS cantsle wieAs II
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8 do rorefas IN
100 ha dry peaches 4
$50 DO do apples l2I
100 reams wrapping va y
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90 apa bed corGs III
so boxes tobacco q
20 do knocking do IN
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900 kgs best Boston nails q
$50 looking glasses la
8 cases champagne 81
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IL and for sale at the 10
nov 10. Al
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10 REANS Letter Pap
HI 500 qrs. blank hook
30 reams cap paper:
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

At that time the instness of our remarks was
acknowledged, bat the foundation was denied
How is it now? Why. the administration of
General Sargent has became notorious Cor poltl-
cal faroriciSm, and gt not Of these paners dare
10 raise their roics against Il, And why? For
an cns'rer, ace LIST ofdePaty sarccyors.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

FOR OREGON;
nNE FIRST rate covered rwo-harss wagon with
~ Eiiptic Springs, for sale cheap, by
Nov. a5. j. :. kIMBALL s. Co.
CRACKERS.
I HAVE just received, new supply of those
l choice Soda, Wine, Sugar, Boston and Butter
Crackers, fnev ~, '5O JAGaaR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11
TEAS! TEAS!!
Combi alton of the Pekin and Canton Tex
szas7zaaa7 -
GROCERIES.

THE Subscribers have III store end are Few re-
l. ceiring very large supply OF Groceries,
which they offer to the trade and others, at the
LowEST prices for Cash. Their stock consists in
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-11

N1ceosware and Hardware.-A new supply
~ Just received and will be sold low by
r nov 10, 81 u JAGGa