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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Snakes-Iheir Pouers Of Fascinstion--A fact
mas come 10 oar knowledgs when. seems 70 ss,ab.
iish the power OF siakes to charm" small aul.
mals beyond donbr 1--we gentlemen Of lns vi.
ciny, descending he road u the Oniopiis Fails Of
ule Aougn RIVER q lew days ego, d,scoysred a
gssy sauirfel sltling ia The mtdis II shs road Al
uie sue u the road lay large ratliesnAke. TIE
SQUIRREL seeming Perfectly stupsfied, made no et.
iofI TO escape. line snake Approached It " eau.
tlensiy and slowly, that no mouon was percepti-
Die, excePt ~ an ,vyidsnt xiaduat diWluuuon ot
tue distance betwssn ttem. Al iength the snake
reached tina equlrrei, passed IT. mouth over its
head a. lilickng It. for tae purpose ot covering /,
VAN shIne or -ssiixn. This done, il cognmencud
swallowing il, when the genilsmsa killed both .ils
suake dnd the squirrel. Unt0niown Dsmocras.& q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Mrs. W E. BROWN informs her friends ana.
o z: SSsa 6s SPSs .'S ~ AsSS:s
(lAsy ooespsd by Ma SaaA .)shs i now psspared
to 9dss svev Acnonnodaseas 70 bolh uaniislt and -
aesna1sn bossen. 1A geies snd sspsass saa psogs..
aMITHss HOTEL, DAKOU SARA, L..
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Cro'Sn Jescsis Of 5Englasd.-A correspondent Of
the Phiisdelpha Inquusr, describing = y,si. 70 the
Fewer of London. says. 91 IA sll. III .i
Inc room In which the crown Jewels are kept
il in one u the new tox ers, built since the ye u
few yeafs ago. An old woman has charge ii the
treasures. aud il is her daty to describe them t.
vlsilors La space not more than TWO feet square
there - law cry valued al 80 OOO,OO0, or nearly
4losSUVVOO Inc crowm,ate splendid, and that
q Victoria sparkles with precleus stoIpsS Al.
Eagllsl are very proud Of the show, and rake great
deiight "a witnessing tue sstonAsnmsntof folsign
ers, who express surprise ana admiration az lie
vAins and spleudor Vi the regal baubIes''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Stsssrt's Pelses. ~ A. T. Stewart, the Mer+
chant Prince Of NsN Yofk oisg, recen.Iy enlarged
his magnificent marbls structure. Al brief do
scfipsicn msy not be without interest," We copy the
following from the NswYork Commsfcisi AdveE
tissr: se9 ~ asr's-s .ssa
This /" pdAcsof dry goods" is pr0bably the, ,npaf
bespiisl and ccssy buiiding eves erecled iof sue
purpose, in any city the world, and n one Of TIT
lions TO be noted by visitors "a NewYoFk Il isdve
stories high, and now exeends fsosa Rsed4ss Cham.
fsss on Broadway. 4 fronts ono hundred fsss 10 q
Chamhen sireet, and its length in kesde street Il
one hundr5d Atsd sROissy ssesen feSt. There ~
also large vaults beneath ths stseet, Two hundred
asd sevsnty.sight feet in leusth, well lighted BY
numerous gratngs, and SO well finished that it 10
difficult for visitor to realize that he is uiades
ground. Below these, and extending under Mo
whole building, are vast celiass stored with g0ods
not required for immediate saie. The average w.
lQe OF stock IN the store 10 upwards Of two millions
Of dollars and when the reader conaden that it il
usual in oufishiDg business 10 turn over stock al
least three and oitsnr fosr times q year, he may
form some idea Of tho Immense trade transacted,
The salaries of The -6iesis and pofters, employed
in the establishment. amount 70 more than one hun.
dFed thousand dollars q year. II 10 . rule Of the
firm TO pay every boy who euters their service
sUnething from the START although of all places iI
the world this is the one in which the knowledge
of ousMess acquired might be most fairly CONSIDER,
ed IN equivalent for the first years labor. The
fzed and invsriabe price attached to each article,
the divison 0i the establishment INTO disinct de.
partmentsfor each spsciss Of goods, and all the
other arrangement, are 30 systemaiIxed that the
most perfect Orcer prevails, aud the visitor is struck
with the clock-iks regularity aud precision with
wtsek every operation 10 perfoFmsd. A visit 70
=" Stewards" will always be remembered with
pleasure. No one eau view The splendid building,
the immense stores Of goods Of every texture, hs;
and description, tue rapid and yet quiet manner ia
which the sales are effected and delivery dispatch
ed, without feeling that he has before him s,r,k-
ing example OF ke glory Q sindxstry. Ou< mer@
chant princes even III their srade UuIrival the dis
nlAQ of The ftaliar a0has nf the old saaxid
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16
III PHILADELPHIA .
aMA TRlIMK n

g ROBB 4 co. No. 60 Hrsvisr street, are con
"a Epsllnd ssw Goeds i tksirIins. Tll0
u dh:s. y, 'tSSs asn.S. So%S.i.',s s ssAD...ar w.
HAApwAAss hARH.es, LsATaAa, MATsRiAL q
so lnDlA kusDsA GO0Dss TkAvRkINe aAd PACINe
Aiso "A ins assqstmsnt or BUFFALO Ropss.
~ Planteu and Deasu ars invited 10 call iaR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Cuban Expedition Postponed We lsarn thai
two steamers were nearly DArsalned for 10 sail tor
Cuba, when The disasIrous news received yester-
One Of the ships was lie Fl Dorado. ior winch
90,OC0 had been offered, anu e70,U0O had been
offered for anolher. Bo.h vessels were u have
sailed within few days with us many .'passep
gers" as they could carry, unarmed, Of course, anu
III condition TO prevent any probability OF selz
uFe -.
Within q few days two brigs have sailed from
this p9rt for Cuba, but osienslOiy cleared port
In tie Gulf Buth these vessels were laden with
arms, amnunitlon, aud provisions for the use OF
the Lopez parry Ia Cuba
DISASTROUS failure VI the LiberatnG Army, and Tie
sad iats of the deceived sodiers, was = gsperal
topic ID conversation, but their lale was nameu
fathsr IN gsief Than mirage. ihe mushroom pa
tfists who were 90 eager 10 help Lopez while h.s
star was Ia tine ssceiddnt. are now nowhere u ne
seen. IN. Y. Tribune, 0tt. -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-27
OBITUARY.

crrn--.In Eaton, Preble county, Ohio, on
.. D he 10th instant, ELIZABETH TlZ-
MoI pn mother Of the editor of the Eaton Regis
IAni n JAMES TlzzARp, Of the Iowa State
n 1, AIRED 81 years, one month and Is days,
GaIe.. ,a;nfnl illness. of which she had been
~. .n0ssned 10 bed for for some eight weeks. AT,
nanrh not entirely free from the adjective hand
ras.,se for anumber of years prior to her de-
y 49,. y. she was wont to bear up under severe
$3.50 go nth Christian fortitudc.
w. u.,;r0 many years since been partially de-
IA III The sense Of hearing, society had great
30, ia charms to her hence her principal
ys.nent consisted in reading, of which she
s,.i~avs passionately fond. Aside from the
y. e secular productions Of literary charac-
~ 10 ;ndulced much in religious reading, of
y, VA mai sBook Of Books"-the Bible-was
~ NE. sreat FIRST choice. A frequent consultation
I'm. sublime themes, was to her an endearing,
".hserinr stay, both sure and steadtast-open-
..o Mar enraptured view the potent evidences
glorious Immortality beyond the grave. She
80 and died an unwavering believer IN the
a..,a,ra,ion Of St. Paul, that "As in Adam all die
80, 40 IN Christ shall all be made alive"
~. Tho denar,nre Of the deceased from a world
= .nS;ous cares. trhulation and death, We feel
~, 10 are reIt one of the worthiest parents, one
q me most affactionate mothers, aud one OF the
a..rest earthly friends of which humanity car
a s Blu, she is goae! Her kindly spirit nc
sagse dwe.ls in the flesh to counsel, advise, ant
.G.sr, Yet we mourn not as those without hope
MA, matters II that the grief is ours, since 'hs
;.sa,,s gain is hers? Peace to the quiet stun
49, Il 4 dear, departed mother.--Eaton kegister
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sa:ssasav Il ~ cid.

No. 15o MAIN STREET, ST Louls, Mo-,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS * SHOES.
I RE now receiving their Spring Goods, which
\ have been manufactured expressly for this mar
ket. and which they would respectfully call the at
tention Of Merchants purchasing Boots and Shoes
in this city.
Their goods are Of the best quality. and made
with reference to durability. They pledge them
selves to sell as low as any one in the market. We
enumegate the following lea,tias artices:--
Mems common thick eguar aaa Extra size boots;
DO long les, welt and double sole, wax and grain
leather boots;
DO long leg, vel, and aonAle sole unlinel kip Cali,
tornta do,
DO long leE, welt and double sole, lined kip and calf
Cahntata do;
Do superior and common qualities, OF welt aud half
we'll kip do regular and sizes:
Do long es, pump sole.recEed kip to II and to II;
DO superior hunting boots;
Do PHILADELPHIA fine dress ia. stitch aud sewea calf
boots;
Do pes=ea DUMP sole calf goat, grain and seal boots,
b 10 II and : 10 IL:
Do thick hresaas. regular and extra sizes;
Do lined and bopaa and unbound kip brasans, to
II aud : to II:
Do snperine English vel, and half welt brogans,
no pump sole Kin. goat. calf and bro.
sans, 6 TO IL. Sto II;
DO pump sole kip, i'm. goat, calf and morocco Ok
ford Ties;
Do foxed lasting and Congress Caters;
Do feNed cloth antr 81 alter and Oxford Shoes
DO fine patent leather Rrogans;
Do fine common dancing Pumps;
DO fine common and morocco slippers;
DO do thick kip and calf brosans:
DO do English kip and calf brogans;
DO do prime ani,aed hip and calf bro sans;
Womens kip, calf goat imitation goat, and seal pc
ged lace Boots;
Do sewed and peeged goat Polka boots;
DO do do kip, calf and goa, high buskins
Do common foxcd lasting Caters, half Z Eaters
and Buskins;
Do sk lasting Caters and half Caters;
DO Philadelphia calf aud goat Boots;
DO do calf, goa, and kid welt Buskins
and Excelsiors
Do Philadelphia Kid and morocco R. r. Excesi.
or and Taylor ties;
DO fine enamld village Ties and FL Dorado Slip.
pen;
Do white and cold, and silver Jenny Lind Bus
kins and Excelsiors:
do fancy wrought and namelied Slips;
Misses kip. calf anu goat pegged lace boots;
do goat pegs.a and sewed Polka do
do Phila. calf, kip, morocco and eaameled boots;
do fox'a Caters and Bu>kius;
do peggea calf and goat high buskins:
do fox'd cold Caters snd fancy foxd buskns;
do silver Jenny Lad boots and cold slippers;
Childten's calf, kip and grain brogans;
do goat, pegsed lace boots and hrosans;
do cold morocco laced boots and brocans;
do cold cloth Cater Boots;
do red and bronze CATER and lace boots;
do cali and morocco CATER boots;
N. B-fartieuIar attention given to putting up goods
ordered. Feb 90, 1851
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-27
ANERY,S NURSERY.

NEAR BuRLING TON, IOWA,
<s,as WE have over 10000 Fruit Trees in Their
AgS various stages from one to four years grcrth
=A> which offer Mt the following prices, tn it,
For Apple Trees Of suitable SIZE for Orch Z
planting $40 per 100 or 500 per 1000, for extra size
$l2 per 100.
Pear Trees from 90 to 80 cents each.
Grape Vines, Isabella aud Catawba, one year ell
s. per 100, two yearoli very fine, IS TO ~ p
hundred or ten cents each.
Also, the fo!iowin. Nursery Stoek.
Apple Trees just grated and ready for plant gg
in Nursery rows as per Thousand. or in tSrgeF
quantities OF from five ten Gus and $40 per 1909
10000 one year Pear seedlings $40 ret 1000.
5000 do do Mazzard Cherry SO per 1000.
5000 bestPlum seedlings for stocks oper 1910
Apple seedlings IS per i90G.
Our stock Of Apple Trees now embraces nfaFLE
or quite all the approved kinds. many Of which @
have proven and those which have not yet cor
into bearing were procured from the most corr EE
Eastern Fomologist. We feel therefore rreraF@@
to furnish Trees true to name as II lis ithia the
power of man 10 do.
All orders accompanied with the cash, viii me- .
with prompt attention.
Where the selection is left with the subsrrIhe n
the purchaser may rest assured that pains will H.
taken in selecting properly for the different sea-
sons, such as Early, Fall and Winter, NJ the ysgT
best and in proper proportion.
Trees well packed in boxes CT bundles, in n ost
shipprg order and delivered on heard steamt1 a-
Address n. Il Fl. AVERY,
Feb. 6, 1851 Burlington. lou.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-27
RE NOvAL.

- c,nSs-xsn EDWARD MEAD, Importer OF
mn. a.. fine watches, Jewelry, cutlery,
Britannia and plated ware, guns,
pistols, and fancy goods aud daguerreotype stock
generally, has removed to his new store, No o.
Main, corner OF Pine street. would respectfully in
vite the attention of the public to his very large
s"rtnent OF watches .ewelty and fancy goods. just
received and now opening. Importing largely, he
is prepared To Sell at a very small advance. Aim
ing at large sales aud small profits, he and will
sell cheaper than any house in st Louis. Grateful
for the very literal patronage ofmy fIiesds and the
pubic generally; shall endeavor to merit contin-
uance ofther business. Offering for their selection
very large me Mt Of fine chronometer, duplex
aud lever watches, extra heavy gold hunting and
double bottom cases mahe expressly to my order,
by the best London makers.
Gold detached lever and cylender watches;
Silver Go do do do.
New and fashionable jewelry:
Silver spoons. forks. ladies, cups SC, of my own
manufat ture. and warranted collar standard;
Silver plated castors and cake baskets;
Silver do tea-settS. urns and walters;
Brittania tea-sets, casters and urns;
japanned tea trays Razors and razor strops;
Table cutlery. tine ivory and buffalo handles;
Pocket do of Rodgers and other makers;
Double aud single barrel guns and rifles;
Revolving and rifle pistols:
Hair, cloth, tooth and nail brushes:
Perfumery, the best German cologne;
Powder TASKS and sporting apparatus generally:
Percussion caps. Germ m and English water proof
DasuerTeotype flaes cases. chemicals and Ca
meras, n large and complete assortment, at all
times on hand.
Employing the best Lon Ion workmen. am pre-.
pared to repair all kinds of Watches or to supply
jewels or any new parts of watches: also TO alter lie
yer escapements and chronometer or duplex, and
to apply adjusted compensation balances.
The highest prices paid IN Cash for California
gold, Or manuiactera in iewelry to order.
Guns. Rifles and Pistols.
TO provide for the increasing trade in this depa nen
have made arrangements to import fine dounle ant
single basreed shot direct from the best Eng isl
manufacturers.
shall be in receipt. Tor the spring trade of large
assortment of fine and double and single bare
shot guns rifles and yangers, suitable for planta
noun ain trade; Cots and Aliens reveverS; belt am
pocket pistols; pover and shooting apparatus gen
orally which n be sold the .rane al reduc-a prices,
have also attached to my establishment ennsnti
shop and shooting gallery, where all aud pistols
be tired to the satisfaction fthe purchaser Having
I poyed an experienced workman | prepared do al
kinds OF eunsmihsn: and manufacturing fine guns
/ der. EDWARD MEAD
Ia st. pfr Pine loui
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CITY lax Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be sold at my
office in the City of Burlington, Desmoines county,
State Of Iowa. all the Lots in said which the tax
- are unpaid for the year A. ID. 1874.
Sale TO take place Thursday he 18th day OF March,
ISL aud continue from day day, between the hours
zen O'Clock, N. aud four O'Clock, NJ until all of said
Lots are sold, to witt
Lots No. |, Is, Is, l7.w hf -. W hf >, hf %,
81 80, SO. 80. SO, 80. 20 by 10 II of SO, III, Is by
90 n, OF Sc or of Inf II. m 30 by lis Il II n 20
13, 20 Il II. 96. 81, as. %, li9, l2o l2s, 1877
mi la5, l4i. l5S 100, i6a. s5a. lG6a, l66. l67,
II. l6s, IS II. ls9 45 IT ITO, 1873. 90 b. III
lsl, m 20 by III it. 300, 20 #. 600. 90 It, 2o3.
~, Mt 2I2, GIG. 2l7 2ai 225 a2s. :ia, 259 60 #,
eo 2ss. 2S7, 275. a76. 2sa $50, 3o2. sea. 3o6 g.,
80 sis, s78, $780, 327 33l, 332a. 1885, w 80 by 80 #.
se, 20 BY 81 Il. a3s, asa s5s ASA. s6s. hf 375,
sss, 1885, 3s7, 3s6. 1913, 40l. io5 4o6, .G7, 4oS,
sss, a2s 60 Ivy II It. Ill. 45o. i55, 4b5a a57,
wa 464, a65 All ara. 473 ash. 4s2, 4S5, 1856, asa.
w, oo5 SOC. 5a6a. 5il, 5i2. 5l5a. Sc II. ole, 60
so7, 60 II, SIT, 5ai, 5i6, sta. 5o2, 553 5S3 5s5,
al bs4, hf 5ss. $50, $50. Co.'S oss 6as, 623 90
sso, $50, hf Gel. Gs2 IT, $50 ga, eel 6s5 EOS
no, tit, 7is. see, 76a 765, ITO. til. 90 by 1T f.
rs, TO- 7si, TOT, 1885, 1885, TOT, s37, $40, s55, ria
w. $50. SS2a. s97, 47-l00 Of an acre See. m 49,
lit #. 90l, s03a, 9o6a; hf sl3, hf 9l4: east hi
lS6, 924, 927, 722, 93Oa $780, asa. by 400 Fl, 9s5
Isl0 93S, 800: s, Z, l6, and IS in b. 94S IA in 9is
., 10, IS, Is. - and IS in b 953, in 954, in
OS57, in 95S, l, 2, 3, and in Sol, 1, o 3, 4
-, II, 70, a. II and Is in sG2, II, and l6 in
sS3,2, - and IA in 965. % in 967, ,, 2f; o. %
aAd ~ insb Sos, l. g. 8, 10 and IS in $50, Is in
U,o, 4, 8, ~ and is in b 972. IL and IL in b 973
100 BY 100 #, s7s, s7s. SIS, $50, ss7, m so by 81
sIsoS, sSs, ss4, 995.
Jan 30, 1861 ids EDWARD MARROW
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Rarret House.

ny FL E TIC IL Z u U IL n >.
TIME undersigned beg leave to announce TO their
friends and the travelling public that they have
Vecome propreors, for term Of years, of The Bar
ret Hoase, in Burlington. Immediate steps will be
taken for thorough renovation Of the establish
nent-for extensive additions and improvements
and for supplying the whole house with new and
appropriate furniture. The senior partner. in re-
turning to his former position, would take occasion
to tender his compliments to his old friends and
acquaintances, and TO assure them that he win he
most happy TO contribute to~their comfort and en-
joyment At any time they may give the House call.
Attentive servants, and sufiiciency Of them, will
b provided to ensure prompt and satisfactory at
tention. Porters, attached to the establishment
win Be ready At all hours to convey baggage to and
from boats.
Riding horses. carriages, &C, provided at . mo-
ment's warning. J. c. FLETCHER,
February ~, 1851. c. n. BURNS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-27
II. 8. Adams

TTAS now and is in receipt OF iSo cases c. g.
and Shoes; 5000 lbs. harnessLe Leather:
5000 lbs oak sole Leatheri 10000 lbs ~ 9Th s@s@
so dog upper leather; % dog calf skins
30 do kip skins; 40 doz lining and pad co.
10 do cochineal Roun dol ID dog bride icatHe
Also, large assortment Of goat, binding, hn- af
kid skins, split feathers top hides; whang, skirtln
wei. and patent leather; band 1eatheri patent w.
skins, etc.. ETC., etc.
A large stock OF saddlery HARDWARE; saddle tire
whip ashes etc, in fact II is fully complete fcf O.
ting out saddIers and harness makers.
Every article in the shoe maker fintinEline. ST.
as lasts, pegs, tools, kit, &c. Shoe ant hafnes
makers can rely upon finding well aeleeted -
| extensive assortment OF every thing belonging =
their business. Country Merchants will do We
to examine his stock of boots and shoes rs u Il
| large, well assorted and cheap.
full assortment OF those excellent boots C.
shoes for retailing purposes. Also, ladies' g.
childrens' shoes from the best and most fashion
| BILE makers.
My arrangements with manufacturers and To-
ners are such that can furnish articles in my Rite
siness cheaper than can be obtained In Iowa. T.
| as cheap as can Ire bought In W Louis. Also. ~
agent for the celebrated Frank sler's alter prra
| Oil backing. X. s. ADAMS.
| Main street, a few doors north Of Jeaersoa
nuriington. Iowa, October II, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-27
81 INT iLmMTSo
JAMES. r. DONALDSON EMILE F. KRAFT
JOHN H. HAIL ALFRED LEE
Donaldson. Hall 4 Co..


IMPORTERS aud Wholesale Dealers in Hardware
j and Cutlery and sole Manufa cturers Of st Louis
@Premium Planes," No. 90 Main street, between
Olive and Locust streets, sign of the Golden Pane)
81 Louis, Mo.
Arc now receivn; and opening one OF the larg-
est and best selected Stocks of American and For
eign Hardware and Cutlery, imported direct from
the most celebrated American and English manu-
factories offered in this city.
We invite the attantion of all purchasers, being
confident that our superior adv antages in purchas
ing will enable us to sell goods low as they can
be bought in any Eastern city.
rs casks bright OK and log chains;
60 do straight and twisted trace chains;
20 do coil, back. tongue and fifth chains,
with stretchers;
500 kegs best Iron mountain nails:
90 do do Eastern finishing nails;
80 do do wrought do
SO bags "Grithn's'' fgenuine) horse nails:
5000 lbs. sad Irons; 600 kings stocks and Dies;
1000 do brass and bell metal kettles;
100 Mouse hole and Tilotsan's warranted anyi,s;
100 Pittsburgh solid box and cot'er key,d vices;
900 doz. Collins genuine, Simmons'; Leverets'
and other Axes;
aoo boxes Coffee mills. $50 counter scales;
400 doz. seythe snaths; 100 doz. grain scoops;
900 do scythes Blanchards 4 Waldron,s
200 do hay Rakes; 25 doz. Garden do
$50 do hay and manure ForNs, Harpsr'S and
Others:
$50 do spades aud shovels. o. Ames and Row.
lands
zoo do handled hoes; 10 casks eve hoes;
go Go curry combs, American and Ensish:
500 do chest,cuph ,ard,til trunk and pad locks;
1900 do files. Butchers and others;
100 DO Wade L Butchers Rasors;
2ooe au Pen and pocket Knives, assorted;
SEQ gross table knives and forks;
500 G. ID. Percussion caps:
100 NJ CoNe's water proof Percussion caps,
500 doZ. Knob Locks. etc. etc.
Platform scales. from 500 lbs to 5000 lbs. Belts
portable FORCES;
ALSO, large assortment of Conpcr,s tools planes
ane ed-eatools; crosscu mill and circular sawsgun
mountings; gunsmiti's materials; rifles; hatchets;
City made black smiths bellows, and ala other arti-
| cieS in the Hardware business. We assure our
coaa.ry and city friends. if they win give us call,
| that we Will convince tbem that can offer them
great lnaMes meGts to trade with lEeh 20. 1881
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-27
.Duniata Rolling Mill.

ALLEGHENY Cary, OPPOSITE PITTSBURGH, Pa,
SEMPLE. BISsELL Co.,
MANUFACTURES of Juniata Iron Nails and
WI Spikes; spring, blister and plough Steel Of all
sizes, Warehouse No. IS Wood st, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Also, No. II Levee, st Louis, Mo.
The great care exercised in the manufacture Of
our Iron. as well as the exclusive use in all
of the very best stock, which is manufactured un-
der the personal superintendent Of two members
Of our firm, insures an invariably uniform and SUI
perior quality of Iron. and its use can confidently
be recommended for all purposes, requiring Iron
Of extra quality.
At eur 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 own importation, large
assortment Of the best Cast and German Steel, An
wis., Vices, Bellows, Stocks and Dies, Springs AK
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, No.
TOFTEE MILLS: Patent, Bog aud California; al
Oso, Britannia and Iron Hopper Box Mills,for sale
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