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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25
New Fall and Winter Goods.
CORP, PARSONS 8 &C

4
4 Jefferson street, Burlington. Iowa in,
/ DECEIT or their stock OF Fall and Winter
/ II Goods, from the Eastern anu southern cities,
comprising desirable assortment tf DR., Goods,
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, Hardware, Glass,
Queenesware: Nails, Paints, Oils e.c: etc which
theywould respe cifuliy solicitthe atenie
| old customers and the tradif rui iif strci9ll,.
| DRY GOODS
| sfIEETING, Is bales A. heavy and med.im Bro.
49, shcetings.
oSNABUkGS and D,iiIs, bales hcar, Osnaburgg
and Drillirgs.
TlCKINGs, Checks, &C., 75picccs assorted Tick
ings; 80 s hickory stripes; 10 ps sss'd
apron checEs. .@
G1NGHAMS, Scotch. Ffenth ard Anerircn nss'd.
PRINTS, 600 ps fancy blue, orange and blue, brk,
a oil and Furniture Prints.
CLo1ES and Cassimctts, assorfeG qualities blfrk
blue, olive anil blae black siefhs--aIso,
fine black and fame, cassimttcs ard zoe
SKINS.
PILOTS and beavers: risn and Wate tltek. LIue
and drab beavers, heavy piio aud Llsnk-
ct c.ofhs. assorted.
SAT1INITTs, gwcr6s. SC. Blue Black Ir,er-
Ger and steel mix'd SattiHeefS, shrtpss
grey, BLK and steel mix'd fulIa cloths,
plain and fai,ey tweeds and Jeans.
BLANkETs. assorted qualities. blue. gitfn and
red mackihaw blankets-:lao q fine lot
nf Whitney blankets.
FLaNNTLS, red, white. yellew. gree painted ar
grey Fanncls, plain shd tNi Ilea.
LlNsffs. Plan, mixed and Pisid isnseys.
DHEsS GOODS, &c,. Super silk and wool Iron
aise, black and fancy alraess. roplins,
de lanes, meTinoes, alpines, etc, etc,
with trimmings.
WHIT l. GOODS, &C., tambries. iacconsfs. mull
pnd Swiss mtislins lawns etc hleaehed
muslins and shcetIngs from "a to Ic-s
wilde; Damask linen table GOV rs- brr.
and fancy do, embi'd curtains: ladies,
skirts; drills; paper muslin. lifcn and
cotton table diaper; crash; Irishntns,
handkerchiefs, etc. etc.
sHAWLs and Comforts, ebay Statr:' long, hirf-.
land plaid, plan and embr'd shawls ana
hdkts IN vaiifty--alAo WOOL comforts
and hoods.
HoslLEf, GLOVES, sc. Ladies silk. cashmere Nd
and cotton hose; chiIdrcns' and Misses
cashmere and cotton do. Ladies ard s
Misses gloves, Kid, silk thread. cash
mere. &c.-also, gents kid, buckskins,
thread, cashmere and lind gloves; to-
gether with tine sup ], of knit shirts
and drawers.
stNDEiEs, Sestirgs, silk ard Gotten yclytts,
black and fancy silks; bonnet Iinrcx;
sewing silk and twist; tn eads. needles
pins; tare; braids, fringcs; buttons; la As
ces; eyrletts; efginrs; COL yarn; al.
ting; wedding, 1aflors' findings; " ick-
Ing; curtain apcr. blinds; wall rat er;
bonnet boards. crtwel, ribbons: susr. n
dcrs: mitts: gun caps; lunaIo o, er ca. IL.
nns and tppets. cuffs: o, eI shoes etct
For sale by corr, PARSONS r CO
Buriingon.tCct. ~. 1851. wtfv
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25

DUT better than that. n. s. H.. EZFKIKltS
Istock Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
has already come, and proves 10 lie the Largest,
HanasomeSt and cheapest ever lrCug hi 10 this ci-
ty. As il would he useless 10 mention the hole
ofoar Goods here, we invite every one IN cali and
sxamine then, for themselves. eentjs rita We are
that they will lie found superior to any in the
market.
Our Stock comprises everything usually &, una
in Clothing stores. and rs the Goods all ni1Ge
up under our own cate; persons nlsS rely On get
ting such rs they need.
We do not ~ ofess to sell at cest lut this We Go
say, that III y0n will give O eai. We will sell
you the best of Goods at the vcry lowcst prizes.
Country Merchants in want of any Goods i'm fnr
line may rally getting them at prices lower than
they can he purchased in ST Leuis.
Come enc and all and we viii W ARE me ycu SHAH
not so away dissatisfied. d. 4 M.EZEkiEL
Man moth Wholesale ard Retail Clofhinr
Euringtoa, Oct s, lS5f-NtFw nxf Of.
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Fall assa Winter esOotis.

Al Wholesale and Retail.
+ s. kIMBALL \ Co., Corner of Main and JEFF
~ 'farson streets, would Inform their numerous
patrons, and the public in general, that they are
receiving The largest and best selected stock of
Foreign and Domestic Goods ever brought TO thfs
market, which they are prepared TO sell at prices
that will defy any competition whatever, among
which may be found
Broad Cloths ofall shades and textures. Cnssi-
meres, Doe skins, Sattinetts, Twceds, Jeans, Cor
leroys, Sc, &c. Also. good assortment Of Bed
aud Coating Blankets.
SHAWLS.-An unparalleled assortment OF Bay
State, cas- simere. black silk. white grapes, sc.
IA aaeqsatsd assaytasat Of Dress Goods, black and
colared silks, silk and woGatca, Irish, Argentine
and hroeaae Poplins, part cotton and all wool Zig
urea and plain de lanes, cashmereS. Thihets, Ls-
ansse. mehair lustres, ApaCas, Pophn dc tots, lie
rails, plaid ehatias H,shland plaid, chamhray, Eag,
l,sa aud Scotch ginshams.
OVER 1000 PIECES OF PRINTS,
Among which may he faura the Marimae, Ceehs,
CO, Alsas, Globe aud maay other choice hraats,
Also, PLATA, figured and embroidered Turkey
Reds, Mouraings, Nc, Nc, Also, furni,ure prints,
patch work, curtaia goods, &c.,a good assortment
Of all, with an unprecedented aSSortmehtof
WnIrE GOODS,
Embroidered curtain muslin ,tnaia,hooN, Swiss,
n,sall and SaCartha Nusiins; jaeAoaet camhricss
Victoria lawns, irish linen, linen canhricss linen
handSerehiefSs Rohlne,tss cambria muslin anala
SasSrgs anS insertinsS etc,> etc,
R&Nnr MADE CLOTHING,
Our assortment in this department is very large
aaa eauaot ta 10 suit alba quality st> leana prices,
HATS AND CAPS.
In this capacity the aSsortment 's 60 ,erlete,apa
emh;aeeS Same af the latest and mast aesiah>e
patterns h b. fNnaa in the Eastern markets,
BROWN SUEEttNG>
40 bates Nf hleachea and hrewN SAeetiRg, Of all
grades and rrieeSS alSe Uesing, drilling, HI, kery,
eantan naaael> red and white all week ntaanel lin,
seNS, etc, etc, etc, Also
CAkrEflNGS,
Mweoh eattea aud wool aaa hemp aaoE and
stair eanetiAs,
TNRtE SrREA hS-~alewM and ANeaehea Amen
and cotton Taele SreaASs Also, was>tca> enhtoliv
cred and oil cloth spreads, aFsNretiaE Quality,
ROOFS ANn SACKS.
llS Sases ef Roots Sheen and REagNNs, Al&N, a
largo variety II Laates, Misses and vANaren>S
Shsex, Tesae selection ethsse> the greatest care
ami Nttehhon ives paid, end sha$e DESTROYS Of
reEseet n, have eat 70 eah eNamSle and Try them,
NOftaNSt NAfiNSStt
Il weNNtee useless - ~ tNte AZ eNaleSx eNH~
merAlian as these, but We assure A0u, eur AZ.
SartmeNt IL eNeeeatns,y large and at eaNtee
selections and IN fact, the astasentS eah seM,
prtSeS aMaSt every thing ever kept IN the meteaa.
tAe aeNat imeNt, J. " ktMaAthA CO
Burlington, september se> tssa
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To the Tax Payers Of Des MONIES County !!
LUMBER YARD.

TINE undersi gned would inform the public that
L they have on hand the largest ard best assert
ment Il 400. 900 feeU Of lumber, offered in
this mai kct among which will be found
100 900 fl. Circular sawed Sideing,
shingles. Square Timber,
And large quantity of Lath, which we Offer very
low. We feel confident that facilities for
keeping FIRST RATE LUMBER YARD, ann OF
be surpassed on this river.
ED RANDI CO.
1--we have also some 100000 feet common
Ii mber out of our Yard, on which we will make
our business Dec. Is, 1851.
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storms Cough Candy.

Wonderfal Success In Michigan.
sINROM the Druggists of Detroii.-We the nm
L dersgned. Druggists of Detroit, do hereby
certify that the following is correct statement of
the amount of our sales Of the medicine known as
Dr. storms Scotch Conoh Carly prepare d from the
original receipt by MIR Hamilton Wade. a Druggist
of 81 Louis, Mo-. and cheerluliy uuite with the
Medical gentlemen of st Louis and Chicago in
commenting it as safe aud agreeable compound
for diseases offbe
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25

A witty aaeslaaece was trying 10 sell an old
hand organ, To that end he was grinding eat
the music, and the crowd, in sport, began TO
throw eNl peaales, whca eoao,symen standing
nv said, ~Slr Won ought 10 have monkey"
My GOOD fe,law," said the aaesIoueer, 40 |
had step right ap here"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25

A singular circumstance il sad 10 have oeeNrs
red ia South Carolina a few DAYS STAGE, An od
aud snve,era,e armkara was hit,cns by rattle
snake. the ,lrunkara was not injured IN the least
but The snake ea,lcd,,s up and died from the
nflAris nf thu linnnr imhihel,
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IhN BOUND FOR OREGON.

\ VERY VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
t.a THE under signed having determin- r.:.ss
Isssss ed on remopingto Oregon in the spring SsNH
gsssl offers his VALUABLE FARM. situate 49,
miles from the city of Burlington, and of mile
north of the Mt Pleasant road, for sale reason
able terms. Said farm contains ATS acres, of which
li0 acres, of which l40 acres under good
state Of cultivation The Improvements cons list of
a new. large and well finished Dwelling House.
good Barn, Hay Press and all other necessary
buildings cribs Sc, suitable for the convenience
offirm.ng. There is also IN this farm, two bea,-
ing orchards containing leo Trees of choice Sc
lections of fruit, any person wishing 10 purchase
good Farm, cannot do better in my opinion, in
the State Of Iowa.
The above can be had at very great bargain if
application be made soon.
For any information in regard to these premise
call Al this office, on Mr. w. F. coolbaugh or the
untcrsigned. IA OGLE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25

The government OF Saxonv has seized all the
Journals which give an account ct kossa'h's re-
crehou in England, In Pe,ershargh the Car
permits the editors 10 publish any account they
please on the sahiec, from the Eaglisa papers,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25
New Goods!

DUBLIC ATTENTION is invited TO our bcauti-
! tni stock of Fall and Winter Goods. All new
and bought since the great falling eff in price OF
many classes Of Goods, land will he sold at the
reduced prices for Cash and Country Produce.
We offer Of fresh arrivals: and CONSTANT, re-
cruitirg-
500 ps. prints at from to Iea cts:
20 do merino, English, German and French;
80 do delanes OF various rrjces and patterns;
40 do satinetts, frori 45c 10 81;
$50 do bonnet and other ribbons.
$50 prs chiidrens shoes--shoefhe BaJies;
cops. black and fancy lace and fringe;
fashionable trimmings of every kind;
70 sacks fine eastern Coffee:
rs bales A brown muslins-best brands;
oops. fannel-ied, orange aud green;
etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
We acknowledged this community with sincere
gratitude. our many obligations for a Ill era rat
ronage, since our settlement in Burlington. Ard
for the future, we pledge to every customer, the
full va ue of his money.
The old adage .ssmall profit ond quick re-
turns" is the only true theory. It's our Motto.
TTCall at the Flag Store, on Main street. Bur-
liRgton. toct i6, 1851 j.. N. EVANS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25

The State RaaA et Indiana maSN.a,Ns . etveO.
htea Of SS,6si,apS, the largest, we helI,ve, OF
any one iNs,itutleN in the country, MotSa the
HaNk " KaatNeks and tho NeCtaerN RMk OF
Kentucky taken together ayn larger The Geld
Tor circulation ont OF Their Vspeettye States, y
Me sa,ae with all three, NsR& Illinois, Missouri
and the nart ct Sea,Aern Ohio, aua the river trade
es Mississippi They are respectively sNNnert.
e,l by a Fair amount OF specie TIE Mliana
hank has &l,sSs,slA
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25

Mons MosMeN TRepntEs.~~W We learn that NE
citizens ee Mills county IN this State, have warn.
ed the Mermoas 10 leave thor abode Ia tina, ceun~
", Sametime since 1aege Sloan af that Judicial
District came 10 hold district court, but from
some caase he was there some Ave days, done no
business, ha, appointed another term Of court
lie SAYS his detection was caused BY agae the peo-
perhaps settle the dispute. Upon bis return,
however, mounted regiment of some forty
"Gentiles," gave notice 10 his Mormon Judge.
ship TO leave, After aismissiag the court he left
aaaer prctence, rs he writes, that The Jury was
no, legally summoned, II Muscatnc Journal.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25

II is said that r. j. Walker win return trom
Europe without obtaining his proposed loan OF
fifteen millions for the Illinois Central Railroad,
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MAsll,NaraN. nan. II

Dispatches are tehe Ssetta Me EArrlnser, oar
MM,ster al Madrid, in behalf or Mr. Th,aslee,
The Ra,les movement i saSNg on with seea,
eNeggy, The ticket l. 10 be Hatlee and Pierce at
New llAMpshire, which viii satisfy the demo.
cratic alsras ef both sections, and Benton aiSa.--
The Seasheaa ultras win give M Buchanan for
this ticket,
As soon as the kesW,h resolution shall, have
passed, the President willinvite him 10 Washing.
ton, and orders win be given 10 the Navy lsNl
and 10 all military stations and Forts upon the
road 70 receive him With the tiesng OF saluses, and
with other marks az distinction,
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TEAS, TEAS!!
Combination OF The rekin aud Canton Tea

TEAS, TEAs!!
Combination OF the rekin aud Canton Tea
Company.
ftY SELLING entirely for Cash, l am enabled
1 Ito furnish superior article OF TEA, at lower
prices than they have been Soda, in this city. My
facilities for procuring good criticize are greater
than any other House in the State, being agent for
one of the largest Tea Houses IN the rn,tea States.
My stock viii oonSiat of some 80 or SO varieties.
among which will be found
Bisek Teas.
Fair ana tine Soasheng;
Good Coagos oolang.
Greeu Teas.
Fair Hysani superior Young HySoas
Good Young Ryson and imper,sE
Gunpewaer, etc, ETC., etc.
In addition to the above, lhase sea,e of the meat
fragtant aud highly favored Teas ever brought In
to the DATED states. FRESH Teas constantly ar,
fNtag and epea,ng at the old stand.
A, q, AeGREW, Asent.
Burlington, Nov, u, tsat-wtlw
}sA alUsE fu kENE,-i Nlli ,eat ny htirk hcNse
i the Of sixth and CeNt >fsets.ta,ess 90,
Asak eaptea hy Rev e. ShihR, EaE Mete Sests
Appieatien may be made IN Sbsease 10 i.NmNn
Cock OF James N, Crimes, by mhem the teHas will 10
made kaeMN> (seet ~, isAh loaN rtERSNN, Sen
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OLIVER BENNETT CO..
Wholesale Eealers in
SGOfs. sEsecs, Rats 81 Cans.

TUT IiaIi sETBtf; 81 LHUls, WO..
RE now receiving their Fall supplies OF the
Il above goods, embracing a greater variety Of
qualities and styles than they have before offered.
Many Of their goods have been manufactured to
their order, and especially for the 81 Louis mar
ket,ln which special attention has been Paid to ST.
yes, as well as qualities.
IL is their design, at all times, to have the most
complete stock in the market and sell TO prompt
men on the most accommodating terms. natierinc
themselves that they offer Inducements to
western buyers quail 10 tn o tern ma rke
RUBBERS.
Their arrangement with very large Eastern
manufacturing company, for heavy stock If
Mems, LADIES' and Misses Rubhers. VIII enable
them to sell the very lowest prices.
purchasers viii certainly fluid it for theiI nter-
est to give our stock anexamination.
P. S.-special attention paid to orttls
st Louis. august 90, 1850 vs:n
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STOrKH0Y.nER0

NHE subscribers to the capital stock Of the Pc
/ oria niolu,wkaRailroad Company are hereby
notified that they required to pay in stalnent
OF ten per cent. upon each share OF stock, by the
10th day of January next. BY order of the Board
of Directors. Il. L. HANNAMAE
Dec IL, 1871 Secretary,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25

Senator (aat now Goyernor) Foote or Mis-,
s,ssippi, addressed the people of Montgomery
{ Ala. on the 20ta inst Ten roate for Washing
tony H. the course OF his remarks MIR Foote
gave the Executive fun credit for lis patriotic de-
sire to eNeeate the laws, and declared thai no adj
minstration, since the foundation OF the Govern
meat, had exhibited such fidelity in the discharge
OF its constitutional duties, With patriotic eve
to the well heia. at the whole eontrv, The
Compromise WAS a reputation ut the Wtlmos
psovisa, and defeat ae the Buffalo Platform, and
a gam far the Soata, The co;angemlse as a whole
he eeRtenlel VISA gain and advantages 70 the
Se9th, aud the ealect Of the leaders o. taose who
opposed il. Was deliberate tyeasoa> They were
hostile 10 Repnhlieanisn, and Desired a reyelu,
lion, waSea waall haias aheNt new feg,ne, aNa
place the@selses in power at the dearest later,
ests Of the people, Ia this connection, his Iaveo'-
i've WAS terrible, He waraea tae Union men not
TO have any connection OF political association
with hesa menv-that they had as many forms as
ryeteus taat taets object war revelation, and for
il they would now ~ sS>ol pgegeSSea nsmeeeats,
and weald aeQnlesee in the Ceappemtse TO gain
strength AMI power Ia accomplish their object
lie further stated thattAe Ualon meN Of all parties
IN Mississippi AMI Georgia had aAaNao0l old
marty at6atleS, and ha3 Rnitel in the patriotic oh.
ieet ~ eammaa aefeNee against The eemmeN eNe~
M
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25

ITEvery family should keep supply of DR.
storms celebrated Scotch Cough Candy on hand
TO guard aiiainst the danger Of allowing a simple
coid or cnu3h to become too aeeply 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 al hand
TO use On the first appearance ofa cold. cough etc
much pain, money, time, and even life would be
saved.
EJ- For sale by f. F.. Gay. J. r. Tallant, s. l..
Burnap, Burlington; DR. A. MKenny. Nit Pleasant
DR. Sparks, Fairfield; McCully, New London. Rod
gers, Salem; Whitney x Davis, Fl Madison; Handall
&acFariand, washington; Street Brothers, Agency
Dec L. 1881
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An American femele, in Bloemcr dress. recent
" landed in Kingston, ia. and was mebbcd "
the blacks
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RELIGIOUS.

Divine worship will be conducted by the REV.
bAIRo. OF the Cumberland Pr est yterian
1huich,tn the Empire Hall, nearly opposite the
bafret House. on third street Services evcrv
Sabbath at II O'Clock A. NJ. and att in the even.
ing. Dac ., ,esi
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Machine Shop & Brass Fousdry.

THE Undersigned would respe cifully inform the
n public that they prepared to build thresh-
ing machines, reapers, corn-shellefs and circular
saW-mlils, and TO do all kinds oil mill work. Also
an Kinds of machinery repaired. Turning and
flttihg done IN the best possible manner. They
would also call particular attention to their Steel
Ploughs, which are better, cheaper, and more du-
raoe than any other kind manufactured in the
west. REM s. BOWN Nach;nists
Burlington Iowa, Sept. a. 1851. WY
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GROCERIES,

fHiiE subscribers have IN store and are new re
L eeiN'ns very large supply Of Groceries,
which they ott>r IN the trade and others, at the
LewNsr prices for Cash, Their stock consists In
part OF
400 bag, prlme Ria Cetiee 90 boxes naut SanteEn
70 10 iava do WtAss
90 hhas, n, q, Sugar 90 hoNes palm SOAPS
tae hAts elar'hSa 10 90 do ass>a fancy dos
~ DO aoafN crushed aa 80 teams cap papess
Toe do ae'cael'S malaS$eS SEQ s.eS> mptehess
Ice do Louisiana : 1t 10 30 haNes cuba CIGARS
90 10 Fantatten an Sc0 boxes aSSsa HerahaSs
90 NJ hhl> do leo heNeS meN}a eaadisss
10 ehNS haeSeEel, 40 heNeS star aa
50 III bills ae EtSN AexeS aSSNE tMaeliS
ADNa IN NWte SaletatWs NNaNa MeSk Teas,
ice seeks l. Il Salt 10 eeNeSasSR Pickles,
see to tANle aa 10 toSeS rerpet Saue~E
10 hN(S tAN 90 hexrS CatStlpS
40 aN CIDER NiheeefS ~ h0NeS Chocolates
400 kegs Boston end ia, w tE< relper u a>txllrr
h'ata NaN>l acc aeS, a$Sa tNmh(egSS
Too NeReN heu eNrtSS NO tNNes plNt FaSkS>
lisa heNeS NeSTt and Na>i Ia greSS A,aekfNxS
fohaeteS Va hANeS StCaM1 perpeR
40 NeNes Smektng nos teseAeS gsaaNa a}&etge
loco lhS, haE leaak leo MAS eaS$tes
SeN inns wrarrthg rSret,t . cases NNtNaexsS
40 GNttS MANt&ta ENfaeseB 4 htlN atsNS
AeeelAs settah Natuhs IaoeN tbs hest maaSrE
5000 NN&asssa eattehSsTAt 60 heNes asS,a eanascs<
ANA(NSWAte carpet eAa{Na 40 t0NeS FtgS&
eve lbs candle Wiek wee bushels Ns{ea ann,sx
30 hSaleS aomcSncSS tSNe MGhpetrNs~(on errs
100 hhlS. NhtSkeNE 30 ha<eS NJ n RaIxtaSS
sohels old soNfeoh do as NoNcs I nrireSS
30 hAts y Y MaNENS 40 hce aSSsd NnstattR
AeaskS "A Slgnettcs ~. tee hnNcS assorted win.
tho aterA, nupNy \ Go aaw xtaSSS
eASk pure Fort Wine teeN lbs fvathsfSs
casks Malaga Aa 400 heNrS SarafMrSS
10 Gleret do jteoo cars nalFrt oS StctS
W. GNphnACGn Il CO
nHrllNgtea, Nav, II, tSats
4 NaLnkN SNRtr~~A prime altttte, i,l>t reed
by Nov II 'AA u JaGeAN
4 taFFhGu~Nla Govft Java v.aee, Just reid ~
" Nov ~, ~ n lAauNa
ntt OF NlrRuL, Aqua tortts Mur,aac and
\FNhre Acids, . earhoyS each, Tor sale ny
Oct ~ + TAhLANr
L oS IN AtN>~~aoao lbs, bright OK chains, EIr
AiSaleAv tSept NT,'Ah j G t>cNAN i 1Ro
-
4 BEAU ttEuL asSortmen, ot DadlcS RantS ami
~ Shoesa 40 MlCAAELS i CHARMS
~ aS-a
LNoWLER'S Publications, lust received aud Cor
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-25
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| HAVE for sale, % Lots Washington, Co
L iumhia, and Court streets, number of them
win comfortable dwellings thereon. Terms:
one fourth down; the balance from one to five
years, with ten (io) per cent, interest, secured
by Mortgage.
Also, Lots So and SO, corner of Columbia street
and Western Avenue. On said Lots two
story brick house, 40 by Stand stable As by 26,
can be made one of the best tavern stands in the
c'ty. (Dec.25, '5i.-w 3t.) b. D. RAND.
To the Tax Payers Of Des Moines County!
NJ OTICEls hereby given, that all persons en-
/ titled to ssRoad Certificates" for labor done
on the highways of Des Moines County, can now
receive them by calling at the Office of the County
Judge, with whom the undersigned has made ar
engagements to deliver the same.
c. H. SNELS0N; Co. Road Supervisor
TFProtracted illness has prevented earlier
ARA ngement b. ing mad !, by which those entitled
to certificates could receive them, which has been
an occasion of deep regret to the undersigned.
(cits papers copy tDec u '5D c. H. sNELsos
WOOL CARDING MACHINE FOR SALE
USr received ON the East, one of NJ. W.
y Obcnchain's celebrated Double Doifer Wool
Cardins Machines for making Rolls. The above
Machines are warranted to card much better, and
fifty per cent faster then those in common use,
with the same power applied TO each. Persons
in want ofgood machinery will find it to their ad-
vantage to call soon. TI-Address the under
signed, Wapello. Louisa county. Iowa.
Dec 25, 1851 AVN a. NJ. NAYLOR