ocr: business, stock of and fur the busi terms, popular House. cim published Mosaic and plain sale by of Wall for in ibis calling at House. good a at prices. tot. Agent. hints to habits of with nu sale at zeand by day and St 40dozen 20 coils sale by A CO. John 8 City, attention of claims with the have had bere in ten to the Soldiers have be much Naval Of (or tbeir in the or any of SPRING HAS prog its election, the Hon. by an nnAT1a UnfcoS JUU 5 PRINTS AuIJiG 11 AMb Qrlr WE olorG and tjlnemili* Western perilous D. D. 15 10 Codfish cheap our city, and True re. and to sell them at uniform prices, THE CITV. or New the seven mers ,a Jeloves,mitts,hosiery, 5 k CO* 1'utnams at of the FOUR for their 40 UST RECEIVED—A splendid lot of silk, lawns Ribbons, Ac. by adril 22 KIMBALL A CO. DRESS GOODS. W pieccs figured Lawns, 50 p'cs l.awn Patterns, jV 150 p'cs Printed do.. 50 "Parage Delninoa" 27 assorted Popln.s.fer sale low by, march 13. J.S UfMliALL A CO. WAGON STILL RUNNING. The subscriber will respectfully inform the pi 1. tic and his old customeism particular that he has just received and in store a full and general assortment of Groceries and Provisions, which will be sold chenpei than the cheapest for ca only. Phase call and sec and sntisfv vimrselvesand not be mistaken. I Oct. 7th, '54. WM. II. ANDERSON. TOBACCO. ARE'S A Molasses. BBLS. Belcher's Syrup Molnsses 50 do assorted brands, Sugar-house Molasses, 50 do do Plantation, do 30 do superior Golden syrup, do 50 half bbls. assorted qualities, do Any quantity ass'dsiied kegs of all prices uly 2S. for sale bv J. S. KIMBALL A CO DOTJAY Pocket Bibles, also, Douay Family Bi bles and Catholic Prayer booki,at dee. 5 th. CORSE'S. Here they are. AAA LBS. Bacon Ilnms, sides and shoulders jUUU 1,000 lbs Dry Beef iiO bbls city mills and best country brands Flour 10 sncks dried Apples and Peaches. Also, a full and general assortment of Groceries, Provisions nnd Stoneware, for sale cheap f»r Cash. All goods sold will be delivered home by the Wagon, free of charge, within the citv limits. mnr 15 W. 11. ANDERSON. Main-st. J. D. McCLEARY'S COLORED PRINTING INK, AT COROE'S BOOK STORE. A FULL supply just received at the following ii. prices: Extra fine black ink for cards and wood cuts. $2 00(q}3 00 lb 0 75(311 00 0 406,0 50 1«,« 18,0 20^.0 25 Fine book ink Book ink News ink, Fine red Illlr, Dark blue ink, Light blucink, Dark green ink, Light green ink, Yellow ink, White ink, Carmine ink, Gold size, Bronte, S «0, 2 50(a»5 00 75,1 00^150 0 75,1 00fn 1 50 0 JUST RECEIVED. IflfV CANS prime Oysters, IU\/ 10 b*xes StarCandlta, 10 do. Mould do., and Summer Goods. s J=L. SOOTT, returned {run the Eastern Market?—has solcc'ed a l.irge Stock of Goods from the lHtt st importa tions—aad is now prepared to exhibit a fine assortment «f Fashionable Goods, that for St\ I?. Durabil ity or Quality cannot besu-jnvss«l. Froiu th di-pressedatnte of the maiket.he has beeL enabled to purchase at unusually low price3,and is desirous to give bis friends and customer* a share of the advantagrs by sel ling at reduced prices, therefore requests »n inspection of hit Stock— Tho objects obtained in tbis iine are durability, pcrmanence of color, and style. Tha WOOlabPls. stock of cloths ind trow'ering is fall and complete. ganee, neatness, and permanent colors. The greatest attention has been paid to the selefltion «f this alasa SO HifbCombiaa ala* SHAWLS For beauty t.f design, quality, and moderate prices, cannot be surpassed. Vfo newegt In this stock will be found a large and desirable assortment «f ft* neatest aai patterns, and perfectly fast col.-ir. BONNETS i A splendid assortment of the most fashionable. »textra.idinary lew prices. .upofTvo The Linens have bei-n selected fn»in the best makers, are i LINENS AMLSLI^iS. pURA. Every description miif-lins. i,a {{Agutisfiietion. Friwy Thnss* Lft ws. Fancy Prints, Fancy Prints, (fast madder colors) Lawn Chnmbrys, Summer Pant Stuffs, Bleached and yd wide Brown Muslins 7 Ladies linnets, 20 Misses' Flats, 35 .f Are wwll supplied, and carc hus beer, taken to eeleot a class of each that will fir* «OOTB A SH'JB Are elegant and fashionable. A beautiful selection baa been made, adapted fur tha warm weather, and at reduced pi ices. fall and di.-irHblcCu.tk, suited to the season. Coats, Pants and vests made Is crder by experienced workmen, and the greatest care taken to execute orders prtnj tly. II fi cull* alterticsi to tha above Fashionable and aheap collection of Goods, which he is confidcat will gi^ sasisfaction. [Burlington, Main Street, May 5, 1855, A S O E E E O E 8 cts per yard Children's Turbans, 6 8 12 12 I wou say to all who wish to study economy in these hard times, to look over tbe above list, and ccm paro it with the prices they have been in the habit of paying, and then call and examine my goods. XNXSR CFT? XT 3D WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, main Street, Burlington, Iowa. have in store and for sale, a large,complete and boautiful stock of Fall and Winter Goods, embra cing every variety of French,German English and American goods adapted to the West. whi. we in tend selling at unusually low prices. Having made ourarrang ments tocontinue in the Dry Goods business, and to increase our sales annually and being desirous of establishing ourselves on a sure and proper basis, we are determined to keep THE BEST GRADES OF GOODS, THE LATE8T AND MOST APPROVED MAKE AND STYLES, ASD os No. 1 Chewing Tobacco, just ree'd I andi for sale by NUNN A HUEY. Wprison E have just received the best brands of sheeting, linens, shirting linen and muslins, table linens and cloths, drilling, ticking, chocks and eott n ades, quilts and a od assortment of housekeeping goods, all for saleat unusually low prices at the new fore of [may 20] NUNN AS FAVORABLE TERMS IS KVKRT B*SPKCT We are prepared and determined tooffer extra inducements tooash buyers,and feel confident, af ter an examination of our stock and prices, you willbe satisfied that OURS IS THE HOUSE AT WHICH TO BUY GOODS FOR CASH. Oar stock of BLANKETS, SATTINEI TS,C 4SSIMERKS, Jeans and Gentlemen's wesr generally is Is rg erand more attractive than usual, and prices just suited to the times. As we were fortunate in making our purchases at the lowest figures, and during the fluctuation in prices tbis fall, we feel confident we can afford to sell many descriptions go rl«, osp»cially Woi|«N», a little lower than any other house in the city. Although the larger pi rtion of stock is of -»r xpl K1S,SWI, complete assortment of fancy and variety goods. ... In addititionto the above we shall keepoonstantl v a large an 1 well selected stock of BOOTS nnd SHOES, Ilats, Caps, Read v-mado Clothing. Queens and Glass Ware, and a general assortment of Groceries, Ac^Ae. October 17,1854. A HUEY. engaged parfc«(I Sftcfr Boys Cloth (laps, 30 Palm Hats, 10 Silk Parasols, 75 Lin'-n Pocket Hnntlkcrchiefs, 10 Worked Collars, JO Iiadies G'.ovcs 7 Wall Paper. 8 holt. as A5T OTITXR Horn we shall keep, for the convenience of our custo PIIAVL NUNN A HUE*. Y O O S FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE 11EMIY II. SCOTT HASrccipt retuineu from the Eastern Maket,ac.disn«w ir oi a fine stock i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, for the laii nnd Wiiitei traiic. liavii u\uiio lis self of ibe iU|.ie:.-tci Matt 1 tho nrnlut.l.c ispe pared teofiVi Qtm at lieo^ uimh h.wcr tl.sn tit va I Purchnnrs will do well toixi mir.e hi-»t« 1, rs l.r i determined to tfl'e) great it duetnuntt tvcasL lujeis I.ailies1 I.ine. Black Silks, all wool and Union Drrss lnids, lie* rinos, all colois, Mtu k and fancy eoh,nu alj tteeif, plain nnd faney lt!ain?, l'«/pliiis, Cashineies, (jirg liams, English nnd American Prints, wotkeU (.'cllsrs, Linen I'ecl cr ilnndkerebiefs. kid,iiik and woolgkive*, barred and spitted Cambrics, Bitbop lanrs, IfatB and cotton edgings :.nd laces. Shawla. A fine aseortmint of long and mjaarr Bay Ptal* Watcrloo and Scotth shawls. llulllictx. In silk, satin, fiorcncc and cashmm. eenl lemcns* l.iav. I have purchased my woolen gwds fully Iwd.ty per cent, of a reduction on last year's pritrs.sid 1 am able to offer gnat IIAIU AINS in this lit E. Frtnih and American black chthi, pilot, jetertl nn srd beaver cloths black doeskin sr.d fancy en»sin'«rr sattinetts. all colors heavy tweeds, Jeans,coniuiojs and moleskins for pants, comforts, scarfs, nrck aid poeket hankkerchiefs, buckskin and wool glutf aid ruits. F)«rocstic Good*. Hickory,! ler.chtd.urd brown muslirs.Iriihllixrs brash,hucknbeck and biids-eyt diapers.liner dsmrak table clot hi-, flpur.-d cLitsin n.Ublns, nj rer el.ecks, drills,O^iiiiburgh's plaid linu-ys, brown «nl LUndi, cant«-n fiai.i els nd. \ell w nt blue, s 11 »n 1 £in ne!s white bed blm Jiets, Mackinaw de.,LJuiSid brown do., horse ar il sr.ddle blankets, it. a nothing. I am dcfeimir.ed to astonish the natfver. In tl line. You w uld l.ardly believe how eheur y ursa purchase clothing, until yen liikrvn my poidsru priccs. S0C Overcoats,neiwcst style, from $.1 to $15. 450 pairs pantaf do do $1 to jifi. 2S0 vests, do do $1 to $5. Hoots nnd 8hoe» Mens', wcn» ns', boys', girls', and ebildrrss'£iqf* and Boots, in kip, calf, morccco and brcxie. Yankee Notier.s, Hats and Caps. Queentwarectd Groceries. Look to your interest, and if yen wish to hy"* your m»ney to advantage, come to Scott's Chest etsrs, Main street, ar AN TUB tbe bargains. Nav. 4,1854. 75,1 00(^1 50 T5,1 000,1 50 75,1 00(3.1 50 0 76(a!l 00 1 00(al 00 per or. 1 50^)2 00 per lb 10,0 75@1 OOperoz. —A s o— Tarn lab for Colored Inka* June 24,'54. MAKKKT Ilcrt*, tiu AMERICAN LAUNDRY SOAP. The biggest Ltck of the Day and Age. Manufactured by the American Soap Company. THIS artiecle is guaranteed to wash and elenn.H clothes, however dirty, with cold or warm water, without boiiing or liounding: by its ns**, all Greats Spots, Stains, Ink. Paint, in fact all foreign substan «cs are instantly moved, nnd warranted not to in jure the most delicate fabric. DEPOT, FRONT ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA. 1 6) BOXES just received and for sale py the bo*,or 1U bar,and wsrranted to du all it profesfes to* itb ou fail. Fartieulars see directions accompanying th*


ocr: fPOBACCO,alargc J- 50 and general assortment in pack- ages to suit, for sale low by Jno S DAVTO. RECEIVED PER BADGER STATE 1IHDS sugar, prime article S sacics dried Peaches 10 Rio Coffee: 10 bblx Reboil id Molasses 25 Kegs Belchers Syrup 10 4 bbls do do. for sale cheap !*t march 20. JOHN S.

place_of_publication: Burlington [Iowa]

name: Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume]

publisher: John Pierson, Sr.


ocr: JOoT ARRIVED AT THE NEW BOOK S OHE, IN THE BARRET IIOUS®, A Fresh Supply of Direct from PubliHhers. IT7~ HICI1 will be sold as cheap as ever, amonj, VV which are: Sunny Memories of Foreign Fashion and Famine, lands, by Mrs. Stowe, Irving's works, FlorcneeEdgirte.n, Home for all, Art—Student in Munich, History of Cuba. Fern leaves, 2nd series, Russia, by De Custite, Home lights and thadows, Western fruit Book Gray V P. ins. Progressive farmer, N P. Willie* do., Slomon Northnp, and many others, too numerous to mention. Alsoa fine lot of stationerv. and a general assortment ot nhor)[^» JS.A.VASM|p^lL


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ocr: D. S EBERSOL. '4 br i i- [3ddoorabo» Dealer i 16 Barret House.] ns ,Col t's repeatingpistols in importei gun barrels and gu iu»ths' material!-: hunting knives, powder, cape, shot, lead, wads, game bags, powder flasks, and all kinds of sporting apparatus. Engraver of seals, and maker of seal presses cut ting brands and bell hanging. Guns repaired on short notice and at reduced prices. JEV"Loek*repaired,and keys made to fit,efce.,et« Burlington, Oot. 17,1854,-dAw.


ocr: SILAS A. HUDSON & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Stoves, Tin Plates, Copper & Sheet Iron, & Tinners' Stock. —ALSO— Manufacturers**! Tin, Copper, Ac Sheet Iron Main St., (near the Market) and Jefferton St. BUfttl,lft*TO V IOWA. WE have and will keep constantly on hand a full and complete assortment of all the best pat terns of Cooking, l'arlor. Coal and Heating Stoves Tin Plates, Copper, Sheet Iron and Tinner.-' Findings, which we will sell to the Trade an Merchants upon as good terms as the same articles can bo had else where. Cook ins, Parlor St Blent ing ST ovo«. We have tho largest and best assortment of stoves ever brought to this city, and Merchants, Dealers in the Trade, and Emigrants, can rely npon making their purchase of us as low as the same articles can be had for in Cincinnati, Chicago or St. Louis,and obtain any pattern sold in said cities. All kinds of Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron Ware kept constantly on hand and for sale wholesale and retail, and every description of job w rk done to order. The public are invited to examine our stock before making purchase. bp.n5w.tf. Burlington, August 2,1854.


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ocr: SILAS A. HUDSON"& CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Stoves, Tin PI ales, opper k &bccl Iron, & Tinners' Stock. —ALSO— Manufacturersol Tin, Copper, Sc Sheet Iron Ware, Main St., (near the Market) and Jefferson St. RURMi\»TO^I IOWA. have and will keep constantly on hand a full and complete assortment of all the best pat tern® of Cnking, Parlor, Coal and Heating Stoves Tin Plates, Copper, Sheet Iron and Tinners' Findings, which we will sell to the Trade and Merchants ujxm as good terms as the same articles can be had else where. i'ookinsr, Parlor 9c floating Store*. We have tho largest and best assortment of stoves ever brought to this city, and Merchants, Dealers in the Trade, and Fmig.ants, can rely npon making their purchase s of us as low as the same articles can be had for in Cincinnati. Chicago or St. Louis,and obtain any patten sold in said cities. All kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware kept constantly on hand and for sale wholesale and retail, and every description of job w rk done to order. The public are invited to examine our stock before making purchase. hp.n5w.tf, Burlington, August 2,1854. 111


ocr: More New Hook*. HAVE this day received by Express, from L/SW York, a fine lot of New HN.KS, among which LAY be found the very popular works entitkd Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern: Ida May Life of Baruum The Dovecote or the Heart o the Homes Partington's Carpet Y VAVA POTIP1IARllastrated ten Mary Dundas, Wanderers, and other tales: Cloverno.k CHI dren, by Alice Carey Jennie Morrison, or the Discipline of Lift Hvpatia, or New Foes with an Old Face Capt. Canot,or 20 years of an African S1J vi rj Guirot's popular Tales Know Nothing Token,Jan. LSMJ Gerald Massey'S Poems V Carpenter's Composition Physiology Nature in Disease Preservation of Ueaithf Dashes cf American Humor M-s. Rag, Ac., or, AC. Besides which will be found a n assi rtmei of oth^R Miscellaneous and Religious works Sabbiith scho» I books Bible and Tract Society's publicatic ns, aud large lot of School books for wholesale as we II AS retail purposes. Stationery of all kinds. AC., Ac. E. A. VAN MFTE.L, Jan. 12. No. 2 Barret UouseB oek. the Child of Adoption, a new work of groat interest, at CORSE'S. Nov. 2/54. PAPERS, reprinted from Putnam* Monthly, by A. Hoppin, for sale april 13 CORSE'S


ocr: UU!UX\aTON W'E have and will keep constantly on hand a and complete assortment of ail tin best pat tern" of Cooking. Parlor. Coal and Heating Stoves Tin Plates, Copper. Sheet Iron anil Tinners' bindings, which we will sell to the Trade and Merchants up. n a* gooifr terms as the same articles can be had else where. Cooking, Parlor Ac Uniting stove*. Wehave tho largest and best assortment of ever brought to this city, and Merchants. Dealers in tho Trade, and Emigiants, can relv upon making theii purchas. s of us a* low as the same articles can behnd lor in Cincinnati, Chicago or St. Louis,and obtain any pattern sold in said cities. All kinds of Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron Ware kept constantly on hand and for sale wholesale and retail and every d. seripth n ot job w rk done to order The public arc invited to examine our stock before uiakine purchase. bp.n5w.tf. Burlinnton Aujrust 2, 1854. SILAS A. HUDSON & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in stom, I'm Plait s i upper & ^iieci Iron, & Tiii ni" iY .Nluck. ALSO Mannfactarersef Tiu,Copper. Ic Sheet Iron Ware, Mam St., (near the Market) nnd Jefferson St. low 1.


ocr: BRITISH PERIODICALS. Start? Copies Secured. Lao*Anj», Scott ft Ob., New York, continue to repob- A lish the fallowing British Periodical!, viz: 1. TUBLosdos Quarterly (Conservative.) t. TUB EDINBURGH RBTIKW i WhiK t. Tiik NORTH BRITISH RIVIEW 4. Tit* WKSTUI5STBR (Free Church.) RKVIRW (Liberal.) I. BLACKWOOD'S EMSJURGIIMAOAZI.VR (Tory.)


ocr: TMIE undersigned has this iiay t!ieC"untv Court of Des .u AdtiiitaisiralorN Police. day It en appointed by ines Count v, Iowa. Administrator of thu Estate of A\1LL1AM CA1 LAND, decensed. lata of ca id county. WM. GARRETT, Ailcainittrator. Burlington, January 17, 135.".-UV4L


ocr: Moleskin Hat*. For the fall trade of 1854. AN invoke of McNeil's best Moleskin, fall style, just received at the hat store of W.STWRGK. •ej* 12,54.


ocr: charlks barnaud Ol^R Barnard & Co., 40 Main street(oppo«itelhe Bank of Missouri) Saint Louis. Mtssnui i, 1MPOUTERS OF Drags Medicines and Chemicals, Jobliers and Wholesale Dealers in White bead, oils. Varnishes', and Dye Stuff's. Indigo, Madder and I'aints, Brushes, Perfumery, Brandies A Wines, Glassware, Window Class and Garden seedS »V Patent Mediriuesj Manufacturer's Prices. Stock is one of the most complete and exten sivcinthe West, and selected with great regar to puriti, freshness and quality. Our facilities fo purchasing enable us to sell the same qualitiy of good at prices that will meet with any competition, either t or prompt buyers, on usual credit, and satiefao on guaranteed in ev.ry respect. WANTED—Beeswax, Flaxseed, Gensing ana Ink Root. Wholesale Agents for Dr Storm's Celebrated Scotch Cough Candy StLonis. Feb. 15,1853 bptf White Good:**


ocr: I now employed are realising twice that sun. Evay information will be given bv addressing, (|o»t as I paid,) W.M. A.KINSLER. A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! PROFITABLB AND HONORABLE KMl'LOTlfKNT !a THE subscrilier is ilesir»us of having an agent ie eacii county and town the Uni u. A capit'* of frcro to j|10 only will lie requind and an.vthinr like an effieb nt. energetic man can make frcm thole to five dollars p»r day indeed some of the a got),


ocr: jge* FHE TRI WEEKLY HAWK ^»»Mi«hci %m 1 every Tuesday. Thurwlay. and Saturday BT bl .^H&N fc BROWS. Utm* »t »h« Tri Weekly Hawk-Ere, f|, W*r annum, in advance. 'I RATES OF CASH ADVERTISING: One square (10 lin3») 1 insertion $1 00 i Each additional insertion "5 Two weeks without alteration One month 2 50 Two montjts 44 u ThreemonHa If -1th street and the public Square. Dr G. R. Ilen ty may be fonud at a hisrosidenoooa Washington it., few steps from his office. RL.ARKK. THOS. RATCL1FFE. W IF. H. SMITH CLAITKE, RATCLIFFE, & CO., General Agency, COMMISSION A FORWARDING MERCHANTS, A*l a sent? for th? Pevn«vlv inia Central vilroad, So. 47, Commercial St.,befn Ohv&Pw*> Saint Louis, Mo. ee 1-lyw ••," W. W. DRIMMOND, ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW* OQIIAWKAAND Henderson county, Illinois. decl-ly. -^P TIIE NEW V I I N I A I I O E SAINT LOUIS, MO. jj|||0NTING ON MAIN, GREEN k SECOND STS H. SPARK A JOHX C. PARKS. Proprictora. It PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISING IIOUSB. No. 5T, South Third Street. fan. 28, '54—ly t,. 1. «. UDXAK. GEO. NUNN & IIUELF, Arcli Row, Hmd TIain (8BCCBSSOR %loee ef all descriptions. JW». 31,1854. -EYE 2 00 00 v *. *•., 3 50 SlX 00 Twelve -10 00 4 libeTat deletion will be fftTOT regular patron!" of the establish a ent. 4tL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRIXTIJUJ, "... 'evented with neatness accuracy and dispatch, "jS^Our -nater'tals and fixtures are nil new, and fial to those any offioe north of St. Louis. BUSINESS CARDS. Drs JOHN F. & G. R. HENRY, awl Physicians. Oflice on Third a few dobrs north of the Barret llouse. tgf l)r J. F. Henry's rcsideuoe is at the corner .] 1. KRKIDBtt* Horsn PAINTER. OLAIZIT, NTIIT" PIV01, TTNNJER. Ho has, aixo, a wa^h brick, both durable, cheap, and war anted to prevent dampness, in houses, from »«t C. NVholefale and Retail Dealers I.AUIAI. J. d. LAUMAN & BROTHER, fPHWARDING and Commission Merchants, corner "Front and Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa. Al- in l)rv Goods. On- epries, llarlware, Qucenswarc, Boots, 6kow, itata, .Caps, Ac., Ac. A. C. OR n, ITrORN'EY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, City of Council Bluffs, Iowa. March •, 1831—ly DR. FR. CIOLINA. PHYSICIAN JOSEPH JONES, SREPS cnnstantlvon hand a fresh suppiy of FAMI -LY GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, and all kindsof Oonntrv Produce, which he will sell cheap for cash, outh side of Jefferson, ouc do^r east of I. Putney's. Nov. 1, '53. N. EVERSON, ALPTORNEY and tansellor at Law, Waskineton Washington county, Iowa. i Washington county 5 SURGEON AND OCULIST. 0See south east corner of Main andCourt streets. June 13,1S54. Didn't know IT? Well its even SO direct. AVE in Store and offer for sale, OLeof rhe largest best assortel stock of American and foreign dry goods ever exhibited in this market. Their stock of domestic ^ods contains all the latest styles that are usually sold, an 1 their assortment of fancy g'»ods and small wares is as fine and varied as that of any house in the trade and will be sold on as favorable terms. We invite the attention of the ladies of the city and surrounding country who are in want of good and cheap goods to call, examine our goods, and if they don't purchase before leaving, the fault will be all on one side. [may 20] CA.tlPUCL, V M'C U 16 li** Lu siber Yard. THE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they have established an extensive Lun be Yard, on Main street, near the Hawk-Eye Bridge, Where they have now on hand, and shall constantly keep,a large anil complete assortment of Lumber for koiiding and other purposes. Al«o—Laths and Shingles. Ac., all of which tbej Will sell at the lowest market price for cash. |uly 8,1853-tf CAMPBEL A M'CLUR A. D. GREEN, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlington. Io- •a. 4nw(. Office in Coolbaugh's Building, Mliili J. C. ABERCROMBIE, r) S U E O N E N I S MOMS, north side of Jefferson street, overGay'sDwg •lore. Entrance to" Palmer's Hall." Burlington,may 25, 185S wtf 1 ALFRED S. FEAR, TO rOOT A CO.) 'OBINIH and Forwarding Merchail, Water St., Barlin-ton. lows. rHE undersignol would res|»ectfully inform the public, that he has taken the house lately oc u «i Dy Messrs. Foote A Co., for the purpose of trans tioga general Commission ami Forwarding business, 4 hopes, by giving it his entire attention, to merit of the public patronage. jParticular attention paid to buying andsellinf twAw ALFRED S. FEAR. W. STURGIS, u vtAUffi IN HATS, CAPS, FURS, AND RHADY MADE CLOTHING, V Jitffitrton street, Zd door below Maith Barlingtou, IOWH. **th 11, '54. •C LAW Partnership. I C. It ALL and W R.TIIOM PSON have formed partnership under the name of HALL A THOMPSON, and will attend to all professional busi- that may le oonfided to them in the State cf low*. They will giveparticblar attention to business thg Supreme Court. _#W*OSCE on Washington Wn'i office, Burlington Iowa. lUrch 25, 'S4-|y JOHN LAHEE, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlington, [owa. If&f* Office, in the building of Ebersoi A Me Inuis, on Third street. [may25,lS53 ~~THO\lAS VV. NT.YVMAN, JtTTORNE Y JtND COUNSELLOR AT LA W, Officey Main Street, {Hawk-Eye Building,) Burlington, loiva. WILL promptly at tend to land agencies.collecting debts, invesfing money, locating and selling LANn WARRANTS, and all othet busiue^ pertaining to sis profession EO RG EF RAZEE, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office on Third street, between Jaffi^son and Washington sts. Burlington, Iowa. CHARLES BEN DARWIN. Attorney and CouiiMllor at, Luw. OFFICE UP STAIRS, IN THE CORNTLI just south of the Methodist Church. June 13, '54. Office in front room on second floor of Ebersol A Mctnnes' building, on Third street, three doors above the- Barret House,Burlington, Iowa Doc 3-ly-bp SILAS A. HUDSON, TIN, COPPER and Sheet Iron Manufjaotuper, 'frunmcr of Stoves, Ac., Ac., Main street.J two doors above Walter F. J.ones Hard ware Store, Burlington, Iowa. I LACLEDE HOUSE, MAIN STREET, KEOKUK, IOWA, (*JKI*••Jf (RAL K A: CO'SI Oilice. on the north side of JetTensou street, between Main and Third, Burlington, Iowa, 4.1. II. T,4YhO|{-^ VWlIOLESALEaud RLRL1 NGTON, IOWA. Hgeneral AVE opened a Il"U-e for the transaction of a banking and exchange business, and are prepared to receive dojiosits on the most favorable terms. Time and sight drafts l*night and sold. Col lections made, and proceeds prompt ly remitted. Inter e.-t allowed on deposits. Remittances and oiders for exchange from the country will receive prompt, at tention uncurrent funds credited at lowest rp,tes, and exchange remitted as ordered without charge, jan 7, '51 twly Iowa Nilotic Store, Under the Barret House, Third street, BURLINGTON, IOWA. I"is generally admitted that the Iowa Music Store is quite an addition to Burlington and we wish to add, that it will soon be desirable to make an ad lition io our present stock by fresh vn ivals—previous to which it will be necessary to make a sale of a por t,on of that on hand, to afford room for new invoices. We still have for sale the following articles which we will sell cheap for cash Piano Fortes, Sernphiiies, Melodions, Jvdions, Accor deons, Violins. Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tainbo rines, Bows, Strings, Guitars, Flageolets, Instruction Books, Sheet Music, ctc. ALSO—Paper Hangings and Borders, Umbrellas and canes. May 9 y KUFUS LANE. MESSRS. CLARK & CHESNUT (Successors to Michaels A Clark.) Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry tioods, Groce ries, Queens ware, Boots, Shoes, and Ready Made Clothing. THEY invite the public to call BY DUNHAM & BROWN. BURLINGTON, THURSDAY. D. W. PRESSEL Proprietor. Connected w-t1 the above establishment is the STAGB ,'FFICB. T. 0.CROCK.RR. I. J. CROCKBR. CROCKER & BROTHER. ATTORNEYS andCounsellorsat Law, will promptly attend to land agencies. collection of deb's, and all Other business of their profession. Reta dealer in Furs.il.its t'-«ps, B.*ts, Sh-'ws andOloiMijug. Sign of th BIG HAT, me door north of Tull.uit's Drug store, Birliagtd«, T.wa. Oct. 1, '52. Paper I Asreiicv- L. CORSE has been .appointed Ager.tby the **'o line inufacturingMills.for the bale ul their pa {Kr. lie ha-now on hand a fine stock of printing pa per of the best. ju.i I it y, and willsoon be in rceeiptof a heavy stock of wrapping paper. Printersand Merehantsarc invited to calland e^amiutfoi themselves. {.Burlington,apr 30,'&$ UENltl W. STAKK. STARR & PHELPS, i TTORNEYS AT LAW. Will attend o any bu ."\ siness in the Courts of the First .Judicial District, tiie Supreme Court of t'ae State and thy District Court if i.he United State.-. ALSO—T* all agencies, in re gard to real est ate, purchase, sale and location of Land Warrants.leaning of money, aiul all business prtperlv lertaining to their profession. Office reuio\ od from the old stand of Burlington, Feb. 14, 1S53 and ^GOLB CRICK P. K. VVILSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, W ILL nttend promptly toall professional business entrusted to his care, in Ies Moines and the surrounding counties'. Special attention given to the securing and collecting of claims: also, to renting ind paying tixe* upon real estate, and redeeming of delinquent lands. Burlington, Iowa. Dec 1 GRIMES STAKII, STARR. UKIUKS & SSYDKR, and STARR A PHFLI'S, on Jefferson street, over Burnap's Drug iore. tu the east end of VKIJ.N A. D. ORKEX K. H. THOMAS. FITZ HENRY WARREN Banking Hotnr. Exchanse Office, and LAND AGENCY. GREEN, THOMAS & CO., (Success:rs of E. W. Clark, l'ros. A Co) A HALL, on Wa.-liington st. N. B.—The affairs of Grimes A Starr, will be settled iv Mr. Starr, or the a ffair.^ of Starr Grime? A Snyder, iither Mr Starr or Snyder, at the old stand. examine their assortment. They are i'ermined to sell bargains forcaali. -i-'t 1 n,{ July 18, ISH v. JAMES OKKKN. JOHS L. BBOWH. GREEN & BROWN, ATTORXKVSAT LAW, ANDSOLI« ITOUS IN BURLINGTON, CHASCEW. IOWA, WM GIVE PROMPT ATTEN tion to all business entrusted to tlicir care in Des Moines and surrounding rounfcw. (^«e imme^atcljr north of the Barret House, la the oM Ooooty Build ings. may 18, 1854. ly i. 1 ^jTs. KIMBALL & CO., FORWARDING and Commission Merchants, corner of Main and Jefferson streets, Burlington lows. Dealers in Drv Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queen ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac., Ac. E- A- VAN METER- WHOLKSALE & RETAIL DEALER IS Hooks, Stationery &• fancy Ooods, An the Barret House, adjoining the I'oktOffice, BURLINGTON, IOWA. Maj 10, 1S54. ly ^11' J. L. CORSE, WHOLFSALE stnet wQotaiBg the ami Retail Dealer rr and Fancy articles, north side of Jofferson lUMt between Blaui and Third, Burlington, low®. IBH* A. W. & W CARPENTER. DEALERS IN Id Wholesale aud Retail Dealers i WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS, BRUSHES, MATS, CORDS, LINES, KE- v FRIGER A TORS, BASKETS, CHURNS, AC., AC. 23S k 840 s. Water street, CHICAGO,.. ILL For Kent. Qri ACRES of liind in Danville t«w^ishio. OO Enquire of March 25 I-. & C. K. J. H. TAYL Wlarge CHAS. H. PHBLFS. Imported & AmericanBroadc!o(hs Black and Fancy CaKsimercs aud Docttkiua, LONDON AND PARIS VESTINGS. Heavy Woolens and summer stuff's, ADAPTED TO MEN'S WEAR, Furnishing goods & tailors' trimmings, 171. SOUTH WATER ST., CHICAGO, ILL. Feb. 18—tf TOHACC'O. !I ARE'S A No. i Chewing Tobacco, jnst ree'd audi for sale by NLNN A 1IUEY. TTrK have just received the best brands of sheeting, VV prison linen:', shirting linen and muslins, tal le linens and cloths, drilling, ticking, checks and cot ten ades, quilts and a od assortment of housrkceping goods, all for saleat unusually low prices at the new tore of [may 20] NUNNA11UEY. Merlins Exchange. ILLS on London for sale, from £1 upwards,by marwh28 GREEN, THOMAS A CO. CLOCKS, J:UST received a good assortment of Eight day sod o hour cloeks at CARPENTER'S Main St une 12 '54. \J OW -A-DAY"S by S.J.Curtis, for sale at 1_N Nov. 2, '54. CORSE'S. O A S O U A S S ft 3T. Wm' Importer and Dealer in every Inscription IF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC A It \V ARE. Heavy English Goods by the Package, SOLE AGENT FOB BEE'S BRACES, TURNSCREWS, Ac. MANUFACTURER of tin* Premium Steel square*, Pre mium Augers aud Bit*, Axes, socket and Firmer Chills, I'ateut Hollow Augei*, 4c. AGENT FOR BURLINGTON WAGON AXLES, DAVY KINGS LAND Vermont. n8-bp-ly. i\J ANTED—19,000 lbs. good fresh batter 5,000 W doien fresh ggs 100 dozen chickens Dry Hides,Beeswax, Rags, and every aiticle in the mar keting way for which the hige'st marketing price in cash will be paid at all times. Oct., 7th, 54. WM. II. ANDERSON. NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY. J'adies' or UST received, a new and fashionable assortment of gold breast pins, ear rings, finger rings, cuff nins. shirt studs, pencils, seals and keys, chains. Ac., sale cheap by A. W. A A WHIG JOrR\.4L OF POLITICS, SILVER WATCHES, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware. Fine Cutlery, Gold Pens, Accordians, Fine Elated Carters, Ac.. Ac., MAIN STREET, BURLINGTON, IOWA. BRIGGS & WHITE, GREEN, THOMAS A(fe u HENRY H. 8COTT, WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Do mett ie Dry Goods, Queensware. Hardware, Grocer ies, Boots.Shoes. Hats.Caps ind Ready MadeCloth ^0('1,:"IL S,,PP'.V 27, '52 JOHN G. FOOTE, JEALER in Iron, Steel, Tin Plates, Nails, Stoves »nl Jewett's Patent Ploughs, Jefferson street, Bur ington, Towa. E A N & O 'oCALERSin Lumber, Shingles, Lath and Square I imler, Burlington. Iowa. 1' D. vvn, Burlington CARSON A EATON, Wis. Lumber Yard between Washington and Jef- Twn streets, Burlington, Iowa. Office 'effisrson street. (sept 19,1851. B. C. ARMSTRONG & CO., SADDLERS ant' Harness Makers, Jefferson street, on ParsoiiH. .• (Successors to Copp, Parsons, A Co..) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN dry goods, groceries, boots and shoos, Queens ware, glass,nails, hats and caps, Ac., Jefferaou street, Burlington, Iowa. apvil 13 54 ly J-' iff? I WHOLESALE AND KETALU DEALER IN lint*, Caps, Straw Gooils A. CloJhiug, SIGN OF THE BIG HAT. East side Main Street, Burlington, Iowa. E have just received, aud are now opening a and wellselected stock of panaina, leghorn straw, palm, soft, and fashionable bats clothing, furnishing gixxls, Air., Ac., to which the attention of the public is most respectfully solicited. We arc now doing business on the jirincipleof small profits and quick sales, believing that the "nimble sixpence" is better in the long run than the "slow shilling." Coine everybody, an 1 we will guarantee to show you good goods, and lots of them for little money Altb "ijrh our sale-room is not so large as some in thi city, how you a house well filled, from the top story down. J*"k of Panama, leghorn, straw, and palm hats, toge„. cr with little boys fancy hats and caps, and Misses flats, is unusually large as for style, tlicy are superb. Our slock of Soft such as beaver, seal, otter, Russia, and wool hats, are entirely to numerous to particularize in an advertise ment. The Clothing and Furnishing Goods Department is as complete and tastefully got up, loth in make and material, as any exclusive clothing establishment in the country. And don't forget the sign of the Big Hot, east side of Main street. 1 I Hats: J. H. TAYLOR. Burlington, April 22, *54 bpy Brack's Hook of Flowers* JUST received and for sale at CORSE'S april 8 BEX. J. FIELD, AVZI BENEDICT, P. W. HELD yiELD, BENEDICT & CO., Wholesale dealers in W. D, 4£ui}V#J|£ of the above articles,and Will sell i n the most reasonable terms. 2*^* West side Main-st, near the Market House, Burlington. "Sign—"People's Store." (sep THIS -L clothes, without *Vots, cesare jure the most DEPOT, 1 BOXES 1 U bar, out fail. soap. june STILL K BEA MAIN A U now will in this city. and embraces Sugars of all .Teas, 1 bavc Afnrmg which intend to BACON I have made ter makers in plied with eonfidedtly all tiaies, have also bst dairies to will supply of I invite all give me a to give entire quality of low OBC WHICH whi Sunny lands, by Florence Ai t—Student Fern leaves, Home lights Gray's l'o N. P. Willis' and many fine lot of school beoks. IT1INE best April 1st, CELLING in this 300 lbs 200 200 IK- best The above 6 doz. A A Co., Manufacturers, Burlington •&4&Vt I \EALKR »un knives, powder Engraver ting brands notice and at The 2 dos. 1 dox. ITL Sof Ftide, CARPENTER. OODBURY'S Musical Comport ion, MIXER j\. Goodtf, will he closed by [june may 2", IN quality, nov*23 yly JUST street. 2 dos. April 22, JURIED A apr 20 FINE tary and 1 NEW filver article of for sale by Nov. )CKET A for april 29. CHOICE at k W VAN METER'S Book sto*,. First and NOT. lbs Gun 400 !hs


ocr: I MATTHIAS BlltTSCHLRER. MAIN STREET, BURLIGNTON IOWA. A U now ojening my large stock of 'iroceries, which will cmpure favorably with any stock of Groceries in this city. My assortment is trrge and complete and embraces every article usually found in a Grocery establishment, as follows Sugars of all quali es: Molasses, Coffee of all kinds: .Teas, Fish. Tobacco, So gars. Rasins, Figs, Pickles, Glassware, Ac., Ac. 1 bavc also on hand alai o assortment of Afnrmg which m.iny u.-efu! articles may '»e fcuad. I intend to keej at all times a choice snppl y of BACON FOR THE CITY TRADES. I have made airangements with some of the best but ter makers in the county to keeu me continually sup plied with gnl butter,and eonfidedtly rely upon gettiug atiny cstablL]»aeBt,at all tiaies, GOOD FRESH BUTTE1L have also made arrangemenes with some of ou bst dairies to get all the the cheese they make an will consequently have on hand at all times a lar"d supply of FIRST RATE CHEESE. I invite all persons desiring to purchase Groceries to give me a call, as I feel confident that I will be able to give entire satisfaction, both in regard to prices and quality of article?. (J^"DON'T forget low N L~.V the place,next Kimliall & Co's Fresh Groceries. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. city customers may door be M.ain street, may 2", 1854.


ocr: Cooking, Parlor Sc Heating Stove*. Wc have tho largest and best assortment of stores ever brought to this city, and Merchants, Dealers the Trade, and Kinigiants, can rely npon making their purehas. s of us as low as the same articles can be had for in Cincinnati, Chicago or St. Louis,and obtain any pattern sold in said cities. All kinds of Tin, Copjier nnd Sheet Iron Ware kept constantly on hand and for sale wholesale nnd retail, and every description of job wcrk done to order. The public are invited to examine our sto^k before making purchase. bp.n5w.tf. Burlington, August 2, 1854. SILAS A. HUDSON & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Stoves, Tin Plates (opper iV beei Iron, & Tiinifrs" Mork. A F.SO Manafactarersof Tiu.( i»iH'r. Sheet Iron Ware, Main St., (uc:ir the Market) and .leffi-r.-or. St. [OH A. \X7E have and will keep constantly on hand a fill' VV and complete assortment of all thf best pat terns of Cooking, Parlor, Coal and Heating Stoves Tin Plates, Copper, Sheet Iron and Tinners' Findings, which we will sell to the Trade and Merchants upon a* good terms as the same articles can be had else where.


ocr: W.W.WHITE. LYMAN COoK, t'.EO. It. ATH ERT W- WHITE, COOK & CO., A N K E S (Barret House lluildiag,) BVRLIXOTON, IOWA. Sight Lichanpe on all principal points and UECur rent money iM.ugiit and sold. Interest paid on Km Hepo-pts. [apr!6


ocr: Safety (ias Ii«iii|»s. AND PATENT FHO:-«FNK AKD DIA1ER II* FxerdiChina Vaacs, Hmoing MuW Lamp» CHar da liers, ir., Ba.reti tlonae Enildtng, Jfttarson 5tre»«i, BURLINGTON. IOWA Barninc Fluid, Spirit Gas ami Caniphrbe, Wlndr. eale and Retail, hump* aad Oas fixtures repeirad E Y (Sncecssor to W. Coopef,) ANUFACTt'ltEB OF


ocr: ty I I 'r1'-f i* -1 -v .a?**1A-yr» EV£iIY DESCRIPTION OF 0 Diain ani) iaticn printiM ~Znltn t«:» Hand Bills. P(rtfir», Ir,b*b, Cheeky I Bill Heads, llnah?, "'f'* fills of Lading Carls fee. Promptly and Handsomely Kx ecu tod |^i. Incw 'iype just received Irom THE FOUNDRY OF JOHNSON A C^*t I'b aJe'j-hia. Oil Ire ia Pa'mr's IT'i'l. cot nr Matn mid Mil miter on .Irilrrstin. DUXHAM & BROWI^ I*. i*A i i.» Manufacturer? E GATLo C* PORTABLE ROTARY SAW M»IJ S. V hand and male -rder, warranted to tnt 5 ta* r.fiotisiind ftct of luriibtr it 10 hears, drin m± our Portable Steam Eneirrs. feb. 14, Kagh'- W ClocogO. FINISHKO Kn \sb WORK. LL kirfls, vit: Faneots Try cot- k*. Steam W1U|. 4 tiifi. 0i! Cup^Glvhe valve-, io Ac ,—at Etgla Works, Ciucag". P. 0 ATES i C0« S"l E A EOILEKS. OFAlsodescription". I all n bin 1 and made to «rrter.«"» r*t* A, iO. y ff i Jl 't A'B O AH. 3. *r- P"i tr,l/. :u u S'.atiot srv Steam. Engines and Boilers^ i'.tieitt iii't* matter, .Mill Gt,«'ii.g. nil a^.-'lits- th« S:ite of Engine and Hand L-'tbee, l?piigiit Di'iH«,biideilekis, lower und llaud Pla*4fa, Ac r7«j EAGLE WOPtKS, CI11C/(M. ILK. "G P. W. Uavks. T. ClALTtSWS, E. 5. WAKNtn. c'.lt,'541y A. 1. KABK, ~S1 E aIvPEn ciTx ES. P^HTAl'LE—4.8,S, Stenm Engines n h. at tnnde Ie cud r. \iz: 12 and 15 prr-n p. frt tn improved patterns, wfth I^ienwitiiel'oiler', !ind*»|yj ranted supcricH t» myiiiing c.f t!n kiini ever be^ap Slied to thu u tULia. 'Price $H 0 pel horse power# P. W GAT1S i to., feb. 14, Ty Eagle WuikSjCbiiagjf 1 P. W. GATES, A CO., Sh e Iron w..ik, S Sn- he I'll*. JiMUln es. Ac?. 4e., made on short n- 'c—:t Etgle V ovto, Chicago. P. W. GAi A CO. Steam Indicator* St ll'aier Guagc#*. /UK ia!. at Eagle Works] ChicaV Feb. 11. P. W.QArESiCOl


ocr: JUST RECEIVED. 0V CANS prime Oysters, 10 b-i*es StarCancHee,' 15 do Rabins, new crop^ 1 JI 30 do Herring, S cases ground Bice, and every article, in fact, usually found In grocery •nd prevision stores.... cheap as dirt, for cash—-thesr warp times. ^WAII order* accompanied by the CASH, aad aft articles sold, will bo nst home fm of charge, as th w*|Mi is always ready. W. H. ANDERSON. Main Street, Burlingtoa, Dec. 20, *64. U3T rcc«iv«d, JM the Zaato CurranU, SO 4 Baaea now erap Baiwu, lev salo cheap by W. H. ANDBBSON, deoJl^ '41- M|ia itrwj.


ocr: CASH Am SlIOKT CREDITS Jtt. L. U ALLOW ELL & iAi.. 8tL Ja i w o s i 1 ., i r-.* T. S a jcti wit! ieec. vt ii disc ef SIS per«ii£ if the la oney be paid in J»ai fU/itU, witk1. days fiom date of bill. t'ticurrcinmoney n!y taken at its nruket jfi, the day it is received. i To ni -r.. ii 111 .- u ti «ib' tii s *a adkig, aer^ditef »nth: w»U be given,if desired. Wii.-re uiev is remitted in advance -f ui&turitjy a discount at the rate of 'TWELVE per uoat. jn» nuiu will allowed. ,{» PRICES FOB GOODS UNIFOK3I. In again calling the attenfim of th' !r^d'a|r w4* ranuity to the ahove Terou. ve «nn»mftce tU»t «i,L| withstanding the giner il depre^toti in pouii:, ixTtpj affnirs throughout the country, th-. ?v.*yn adopted by u.- more than a af t, iUid tu uhl»k we hall ligiulv adhiio.cn.ibU« us. tu j-ITer jar coming v'p»ing-eis-.n ifi s _____ *. ouv tisufll assortunift vi NEW SILK AND FANCY CiOoUS, C\»!tipr' Uli.- tof tl e Largest and most Splendid Storkt 1 Teh? foumi iu A me ica wuicn we #i»t rwlflr jeinstsirt n'hiithn". (hr ugheut thesca»m, mu i»nd deutiiible i.nls fr- to or MOUSE I.H PARIS. j-tn ?0


ocr: DUNHAM & BROWN. TRI WEEKLY HAWK-EYE published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday BY IMTIfHAM «c BROWJI. tkc Tri-Weekly Hawk Eje, per •aana, IK wlvaace. RATES OP CASH ADVERTISING s Oae square (10 lines) 1 ittfertkm $1 00 Each additional insertion 25 u Two week? without alteration 2 00 t* One month 2 50 N Two months ,.t J, ,*I 3 00 Three month? 8 60 K g,x 5 00 Twelve 10 80 liberal deduction will be made in favor of regular patrons of the establish a ent. KIJDS OF BOO* AXD JOB PRINTING, «xecnted with neatness, accuracy and dispatch, PB* OUT material!' and fixtures are all new, and nal tothoseof any offioe north of St. Louis. BUSINESS CARDS. Or, JOHN F. G. HKNRV, and Physicians. Office on Third street,a few doors north of the Barret House. ZSt* Dr J. F. Henry's residence is at the corner 4th street and the public Square. Dr G. R. Hen ry may be found at his residence on Washington St., a few steps from bis office. _____ ®. CLARKK, THOS. RATCLIFrE, WM. H. SMITH CLARKE, RATCLIFFE, & CO., General Agency, A FORWARDING MERCHANTS, agents for the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, 47, Commercial St., beVn Olive & Pine, Saint Louis, Mo* *e l-lyw W. W. DRUMMOSD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, OyiJAWKA, Henderson county, Illinois, decl-ly RIRTTU! VIZW I I N I A O E SAINT LOUIS, MO. ON MAIN, GREEN A SECOND STS IHN H. SPARR A JOHN C. PARKS. Proprietors. K A E 0 S PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISING IIOUSB. No. 57, South Third Street. Jan. 23, '51-ly KREIDKR, PAINTER, Ulaizer, and Pftpw ffaflper. lie ha«, also, a wash for brick, both durable, cheap, warranted to prevent dampness, in houses, from 8. LAl7MA!f. G150. C. LAIIKAH, 4. (J. LAUMAN & BROTHER, and Commission Merchants, corner Front and Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa. Al so, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro ceries. Hardware, (iaeensware, Boots, Shoes, UaU, Caps, Ac., Ac. A O ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, City of Council Bluffs, Iowa. March 0, 185*1—ly .'H-I.H DR. FR. CIOLINA. SURGEON AND OCULIST. Office south east corner of Main and Court streets. June 13,1854. know it? Well its e?en so JOSEPH JONES, constantly on hand a fresh suppv of AMI- LY GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, and all kinds of Country Produce, which he will sellchoap for cash, larSouth side of Jefferson,oue do^r east of I. Nov. 1, *53. N. EVERSON, and Counsellor at Law, Washington Washington county, Iowa. N U N N & I I U K Y Arcli Row, Wain Street. AVE in Store and offer for sale, oue of rhe largest best assorte 1 stock of American and foreign goods ever exhibited in this market. Their stock domestic g'Kds contains all the Uiest styles that usually sold, and their assortment of fancy goods small wares is as fine and varied as that of any in the trade and will be sold on as favorable We invite the attention of the ladies of the city surrounding country who are in want of good cheap goods to call, examine our goods, and if don't purchase before loaving, the fault will be on one side. [may 20] A 1 U & W I Yard* undersigned respectfully inform the public that they have established an extensive Lun be on Main street, near the Hawk-Eye Bridge, they have now on hand, and shall constantly a large and complete assortment of Lumber for and other purposes. Also—Laths and Shingles, Ac., all of which thfej sell at the lowest market price for cash. Julv 8.18.r»3-tf CAMPBEL A M'CLITR A. D. GREEN, and Counsellor at Law, Burlington. Io wa. Offioe in Coolbaugh's Building, Main w "j'?» i, c. ABERCROMBIE, S U E O N E N I S side of Jefferson street,overGay's Drug •tore. Entrance to" Palmer's Hall." Burlington, may 25,1853 *1' ALFRED S. FEAR, (SUCCESSOR TO FOOT A 0O.) NUI and Fwwardlai Ncrdtrti W** it., Birli«|Ui, lawn. rHEMIM undersigned would respectfully inform the public, that he has taken the house lately ed by Messrs. Foote A Co., for the purpose of trans general Commission and Forwarding bastness, hops*, by giving it hii entire attention, to merit the public patronage. •^Particular attention paid to buying and selling of all descriptions. SI, 1854. y twAw ALFRED S. FEAR. W. STURGIS, IH HATS, CAPS, FURS, AND RBADT MADE CLOTHING, Jefferton street, Zd door below Main Harlingtou, town* Jwnsh 11, 54. LAW Partnership I C.HALL uiWa.R. THOMPSON have formed partnership under the name of HALL A and will attend to *11 prefewional IMSI that may «o«ftd»d to them in the State of »Thpy wlu give part ioblar attention to business ^^premeOourt. on Washington street ns^oinbig the Borlington Iowa. wth |5, *H»ly Tr\tivr o n Airm WHOLESALE and Retail Grocer, Commission and Forwarding Merchant. Water street, between Washington and Columbia, Burlington, low*. £@^*Will carefully attend to all business entrusted lo his care. Charges satisfactory. J. H. HEINSHEIMER & Co., WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in all kinds of CLOTHING.^ Jefferson-st., north side, between Main and Third, u i n o n I o w a Jan. 4, '55-twAwly yj JOHN LAHEE, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlington, Iowa. P&* Officc,in the building of Eberstd A Mc Innis, on Third street. [inay 25,1853 THOMAS W. NEWMAN, JTTORNE YAND COUNSELLOR AT TJ} W, Office, Main Street, {Hawk-Eye Building,) i i i u o n I o w a fTTILL promptly attend to land agencies,collecting VV debts, investing money, locating and soiling LA.NH WARRANTS, and all other business pertaining to sis profession GEORGE FRAZEE, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office on Third street, between Jefferson and Washington sts. Burlington, Iowa. CHARLES BEN DARWIN. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OFFICE UP STAIRS, INTIIE CORNER BRICK just south of the Methodist Church. J*f)« 13, '64. WILSOir ATTOTINET AXt COUNSELLOR Wentrusted AT LAW. ILL attend promptly to all professional business to his care, in Des Moines and the surrounding counties. Special attention given to the securing and collecting of claims: also, to renting and paying tixcs upon real estate, and redeeming of delinquent lands. Office in front room on second floor of Ebersol Mclnncs' building, on Third street, three door? above the Barret House,Burlington Iowa Doc 3-ly-bp SILAS A HUDSON, TIN, COPPER and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, Trimmer of Stoves, Ac., Ac., Main street .J two doors above Walter F. Jones Hard ware Store,Burlington, Iowa. A E E O U S E MAIN STREET, KEOKX K. IOWA, W' D. W. PSESSEL Proprietor. f* Connectffd wtl the above estaUishment is the GKX :RAL STAG E 'JRRTC*. Dec 1 T.D.CROCKER. n. J. CROCKBR. CROCKER & BROTHER, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors nt Law, will promptly attend to land agencies.collection of debts, and all other 1'usinesf of their profession. jgST* Office,«»n the north.^de of JwKerson street, ^between Main and Third, Burlington, fowa, TAV IA)SfSa^ WHOLESALE and Rota dealer in Fur.,IIats Caps, Boots, Shoes and Clothing. Sign of th BI(} HAT, one door north of Tallant's Drttg-storc, Burlingtori, Iowa. Oct. 1,'52. Paper Asencv. JL. CORSE h.is been a]»point.el Agentby the Mo »lin« Manufacturing Mills.for the sale of their pa per. lie ha? now on hand a fine stock of printing pa per of the best ({iiality, and willsoon be in receipt of a heavy stock of wrapping paper. 1&S* Printcrsand Merchantsarc invited to calland e*aininefor themselves. [Burlington, apr 30, '53 A. n. OKF.ES R. H. THOMAS. FITZ HENRV WARRBK Banking Hoa*c. Exchange Office, and LAND AGENCY. GREEN, THOMAS & CO., ^Successors jf E. W. Clark. Hros. A Co) RURLl.\GTON, IOWA. Hgeneral AVE opened a Hou^e (r the transaction of a banking and exchange business, and are prepared to receive doposits n the most favorable terms. Time and sight drafrs bought and sold. Col lections made, and proceeds promptly remitted. Inter est allowed on deposits. Remittances and orders for exchange from the country will receive prompt at tention uncurrent funds credited at lowest rates, and exchange remitted as ordered without churge. jan 7, '54 twly I o w a u s i o e Under the Barret House, Third ttreet, BURLINGTON, IUVVA. I'•isgenerallyadditiontothat is admitted the Iowa Music Store quite an Burlingtonand wewish to add, that it will soon be desiinblet" make an ad lition io onr present stock by fresh arrivals—previous to which it will be necessary to make sale of n por $,«n of that on hand, to afford room for new invoices. Westill have for sale the following articles which we will sell cheap for cash Piano Fortes. Scraphines, Melodions, ^Eolions, ACCOT deons, Violins, Flutes. Fifes, Banjos, Tambo rines. Bows, Strings, Guitars, Flagwdcts, Instruction Rooks'. Sheet Music, etc. ALSO—Paper 'Hanging* »nd Borders, Umbrellas •»d cane#. May 9 y July 18, 1854. JAMBS GRRRW.' RUFITS LANE. MESSRS. CLARK & CHESNUT (Successors to Michaels A Clark.) Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry floods, Groce ries, Queens ware, Boot*. Shoes, and Ready Made Clothing-. 'PHEY invite the public to call and examine their 1 assortment. They arc d?*e^mined to sell bargains for cash. 1 'C. »*OWK. GREEN & BROWN, ATTORWEVS AT LAW. A*DSOLICITORS IH CHAUCSST. 1 1URLINGTON, IOWA, Will give prompt arte« |j tion to all business entrusted to their care in lw Moines and surrounding counties. Office immediately north of the Barret Hoasa, in the Coaaty Bwld ings. .. mat 18, 1854. ly J. 8. KIMBALL & CO., FORWARDING and Commission Merchants, owner of Main and Jefferson streets, Burlington, Tows. Dealers in Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Queen ware, Boots, Shoes, llats, Caps, Ac., Ac. I.: E-"A. VAN METER. WHOLESALE A. W. & W CARPENTER DEALERS IN GOLD fc SILVER WATCHES. Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware. Fine Cutlery, Gold Pens, Accordians, Fine Plated Castors, A«., kc., MAIN STREET, BURLINGTON, IOWA. BRIGGS & WHITE, W o e s a e a n e a i e a e s i WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS, .BRUSHES, MATS, CORDS, LINES, RE ifRIGERATORS, BASKETS, rs CHURNS, AC., AC. •38 & UK) s. Water street* CHICAGO ILL JOHN G. FOOTE, DEALER in Iron, Steel, Tin Plates, Nails, Stoves and Jewott's Patent Ploughs, Jefferson street, Bur lington, Iowa. HENRY H. SCOTT, WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in PoTrignfctwT Do mestic Dry Gio«ie, Queensware. Hardware, Grocer ies, Boots, Shoes. Ilats.Caps and Ready Made Cloth ing. Keeps a full supply of the above articles,and will sell on the most reasonable terms. UKAT/EftSin Lumber, Shingles, Lath and Square I'imber,Burlington, Iowa. fe D. RANn.Burlington CARSOK A EATO*. Wis. J&9* Lumber Yard between Washington and Jef •*rson streets, Burlington, Iowa. Office on felfcrson street. (sept 19,1851. B. C. ARMSTRONG & CO., JADDLERS anf* Harness Makers, Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. T. L. & C. It. Parsons, (Successors to Copp, Parsons, A Co..) WHOLESALE Those who want to buy I invite to call as they will find a greater assortment and variety of things than ever has been in one place here before and all will be sold low, wholesale and retail. Nov. 7. SILAS A. HUDSON & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Sieves, Tiu Plates, Copper k Sheet Iron, & Tinners' Stock. —ALSO— HmsiscWrtnafTin. Copper, lc Sheet Iran Ware, Mam St., (near the Market) and Jefferson St. U K U O I O W A WEand have and will keep constantly on hard a full complete assortment, of all the best pat tern® of Cooking, Parlor. Coal and Heating Stoves Tin Plates. Popper. Sheet Tron and Tinners' Findings, which we will sell to the Trade and Merchants upon a* good terms as the same articles can be had else where. Cooking Parlor & llcatingstove*. We have tho largest and best assortment of stoves ever brought to this city, and Merchants, Dealers in the Trade, and Emigiants, can rely npon making their purchases of us as low as the same articles can be had lor in Cincinnati, Chicago or St. Louis, and obtain anv pattern sold in said cities. All kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware kept, constantly on hand and for sale wholesale and retail, and everv description of job w rk done to order. The public are invited to examine our sto^k before making purchase. bp.n5w.tf. Jiurlinston, August 2,1854. •i-i Fresh Groceries/ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. MATTHIAS BAKI'srUHRER. MAIN STREET, BURLIGNTON IOWA. Jthiscompare A now opening my large stock of Groceries, which will favorably with any stock of Giocerie. in city. My assortment is large and complete and embraces every article usually found in aGroccty establishment, as follows Sugar* of all quali es: Molasses, Coffee of all kuas: 5 A RETAIL DEALER IN Books, Stationery Fancy Goods, in the Barret Il-use, adjoining the Post BURLINGTON, IOWA May 16, l&M- -.J L» CORSE, :!••'. 1 WKOLESAJLB and*R«Ull Dealerin B«£s,Statione ry and Pane/ "tkljs. nor^ «4e street Vet^eM Mam and tbirA, Burlipgton, Jow». Teas. Fish. Tobacco, Segars. Rasing. Figs, Pickles. Glassware, Ac., Ac. 1 have also on hand a large assortment of mr -W Among which manv useful articles may be fevnd. 1 intend to keoj at all times a choice suppl y of BkCON FOR THE CITY TRADE. I have made arrangements with some of the best but ter makers in the county to keep me coutinually sup plied with HXI butter, and my city customers may ponfidedtly roly upon getting at my e»Ublishii*»*,»t sllt'.ues, GOOD FRESH BUTTER. I have also made arrangement's with some of oa b*st .laiiies to get all the the cheese they make an ifill hnvf on hand at til tiroes a lurgd supply of FIRST RATE CHEESE. I invite all persons desiring to purchase GrocerL* to give ine a call, as I feel confident that I will be awe to give entire satisfaction, both in regard to prices and quali'v"f articles. r^-D°n't forget the place, next door be W Kimball ft Co's Main street. may 25,1854. .. ,,, A WHIG JOURNAL Of BURLINGTON, West side Main-st, near the Market House, Burlington. "Sign—"People's Store." (scp 27, '52 E. D. RAND & CO., AND RETAIL DEALERS IN dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, Queens ware, glass, nails, hats and caps, Ac., Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. april 13 54 ly DR'S GARNER & BAILEY, SliKCKON DENTISTS. Office on Jefferson street, over Waldin's Jew elry stcre, Burlington, Iowa. G. H. WALDIN, Watch Maker and Jeweller* DEALER IN FINE JEWELRY, C1L'CKS, Watchcs, Mathematical, Cptical, and Musical Instruments. Of Jewelry, such as fine Diamonds Rings, Bieast Pins, Lockets, «tc..Ihav? at fiue a stock as ever was brought to this State. Spectacles, Pebles, lVreesoplie, JYriforle, and Concave (ilasses, set in Gold, Silver, fine Steel and G. S. frames. Telescopes, tine Pocket Knives.— Mathematical and Surveyors' Compasses, Drafting Tn# ruments, Magnifying G1 sses, Micro scopes. Prisms, Polyoramas, Magic Lanterns, Ther, mometers. Silver Plated Ware of all kinds, such as Tea-setst spoons, pocket and Penknives. Over l.r.O differen kinds supet ioi Scissors and Shear?, for Barbers, Tail orsaiid ordinary uses. Roger's Pwie Knives. Also, »oi ,c "f the best Sewing Needles in the world,musical instruments, accordecns with S 10 and 12 Keys.wiih andwitliout semytones, Turbinrs, Mondelins, boss viols, Russian Italian, and Geman violins, Superior Guitars, with the latest improvement, Flutes. Flago lets, Fifes, I'rnlos, Trums, Tamborines, China, Ital ian. and German vioiin strings. Tuning Forks. 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ocr: W. R. MARTIN, New York. 11854.{ a & £P' S I N S A E S Martin & Brother, WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, NS 0 ll*, Main street. 6t Lous, and No. H3# Broadway, New York. For the spring trade w» *il! have the largest and most emplete stock MEN AND BOY'S CLOTIIINO ver oftercd in the Umuni States. In prices Styles we defy competition. TERMS LIBERAL, -rafc. 1S^ «9jr -J of an4 u.i ii


ocr: TRI-WEKKLY HAWK-EYE 0(Ibj: tclevcrv K Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday Y DI'^UAM fc BROWN. Tri Weekly Hawk-Eye, annum, in advance. BATE3 OP CASH ADVERTISING s foe Hoarc (10 line?) 1 insertion u Each additional insertion Tw weeks without alteration Ono mmth Two months Three months Six $1 Of 25 2 00 2 50 3 00 3 50 6 00 10 00 1 u Twelve liberal deduction will be ma lein favor of regular patron* of the establish cent. KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, orvuted with neatness, accuracy nnd dispatch, O.ir materials and fixtures are all new, aild toth's?"f any offioc north of St. Louts. BUSINESS CARDS. CLARKE, TH«*. KATi'LIKt'K. WM. H. SMITH RATCLIFFE, & CO., General Ayency, A FORWARDING MERCHANTS, aeenls for the Pennsylvania.Central Railroad, 47, Commercial St.^bet'n Olive&Pine, Saint Louis, Mo. «e l-lyw '1 1 THE NEW I I N I A O E SAINT LOUIS, MO. OX MAIN, GREEN A SECOND STS 11. SPARK A JOHN C. PARKS, Proprietors. K A ^ir^ CO'# PHILADELPHIA V E I S I N O U S E «. jr, South Third Street. Jan. 88, '54-ly .• D. KRRIDSR, PAtNTER, Glaizer, and P*p*r Hunger. IK has, a iso, a wash for brick, both durable, cheap, warranted to prevent dampness, in houses, from LATMAN. GEO. fl. LAITMAK. J. G. LAUMAN & BROTHER, and Commission Merchants, corner and Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iovra. Al Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry «'Hids,Gro Hardware, (Jueenswtre, Boots, Shoes, Hate, Ac., Ac. JIRTNTOHI AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, City of Council Bluffs, Iowa. 6, 1351—ly DR. FR. CIOLINA. SURGEON AND OCULIST. OFFIE? s uth east corner of Ma in and Court streets. Jane i:l,lS54. know it? Well its even so! JOSEPH JONES, constantly on hand a fresh suppiy of FAMI GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, and all kindsol Produce, which he will sell cheap for cash. 29*Suuth side of Jefferson, oue dos east of I. Nov. 1, '53. N. EVERSON, and Counsellor at Lair, Washington county, Iowa. NUNN & HITKY, o w a i n S e e VVE in store and offevfor sale, oteof rhe largest best assortel stock of American anil foreign noods ever exhibited in this market. Their stock ROvds contains all the lutest styles that usually sold, and their assortment of fancy goods small wares is as fine and varied as that of any in the trade and will bo sold on as favorable invite the attention of the ladies of the city surrounding country who are in want of good cheap good* to call, examine our goods, and if n't purchase before leaving, the fault will be on one side. [may 20] CA PHi I, A TITLl'ltt'S Lit iler Yard. under-iirned respectfully infoiin the public that they have established an extensive Lnn be on Main street, near the Hawk-Eve Bridge, they have now on hand, and shall constantly a large .ind complete assortment of Lumber for and other purposes. Shingles, Ac., all of which thej sell at the lowest market price for cash. 8, 1853-tf CAMPBEL A M'CLUR A. D. KEEN, and Counsellor at Law. Burlington, Io JSPT Office in Coolbaugh's Building, Main J. C. ABERCROMR1E, S U E O N E N I S ide of Jefferson street.overGay'sDrug Entrance to*' Palmer's Hall." 25,1853 wtf ALFRED S. FEAR, (SUCCESSOR TO POOT A CO.) and Forwarding Merchant, Water •t., Burlington, Iowa. undersigned would respectfully inform the public, that he has taken the house lately occu by Messrs. Footc A Co., for the purpose of trans a general Commission and Forwarding business, hopes, hy giving it his entire attention, to merit of the public patronage. £#~Pirtieular attention paid to buying and selling xiuee of all descriptions. 31,1354. y twlw ALFRED S. FEAR. W. S7URG1S. IN HATS, CAPS, FURS, AND READY MADE CLOTHING. Jeffenn street, 3d door below Mam, Rdrliugtoii. !•«'«. •archil. '54. L.iw partnership C. HALL and Wx. R.THOMPSON have a sartnerriiip under the name of HALL 4 and will attend to all professional busi that may be confided to tLem in the State of Th-y will give particblar attention to business th» Supreme Court. Office on Washington street *"e office, Burlington Iowa. March 25, '54-1 y A W. & W CARPENTER. DKAtEBS IS «v at SILVER WATCHUjgJ Clocks, Jewelry and I Ivprwnre. Gold Pens, Aeoordianc, Fine Plated Castors. Ac.. Ac.. •AW msvr, NUNOTON, IOWJ Whaleaaie and Retail Dealers la .WOODEN ANI) WILLOW WARE, BliOOMS, BRUSHES, MATS, CORDS, LINKS, RK- RIG E ATORS, BASKETS* i CHURNS, AC., AO. 238 k Z40 s*. Water Mreet, CIIICAHO IIX S 1. "J O N O O E jGAliER in Iron, St«vl, Tin Plates, Nsila, Stoves •«nd Jewett's Patent Ploughs, Jefferson street, Bur lington, Iowa. E N Y STSCOTT, WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Do mestic Dry Goods, ijueenswarc. Hardware, Grocer- :es,BKts.Shoos.Hats.Qaps and Ready Made Cloth ing. Keeps a full supply of the above articles,and irillsel! on the most reasonable terms. jpr- Wcstiile Main-st, near the MarketHouse, lar .t :i4tou. *3ign—'"People's Store." (sep 27,'51 DRESS ROODS. OX pieces figured Lawns, 50 pVs Lawn Patterns, £tj 150 p'cs Prinfel do., 50 "ttarnge Delaines," 27 assorted Poplirs, fcr sale l.iw by inarch 18. J* S K.IMBA LL A 00, ts Paper kf. TAA TITIAAT? wrapping paper, assorted, dozen 1UU hemp bed cerde. 50 doz. manilla do., 20 coils odagv, assorted, 25 bales wrapping twine, fnr sale by larch 89 J. S. W I.MB ALL A CO. JOHN S. DAVID, •\T7IIOLESALE »ud -toil Grocer, Commission and YY F«rwarlhig Meichant.. Water street, between Wasl ington and Columbia, Kuitinglgn, I own. Jjar"Will carefully attend to all business entrusted to liUtare. Charges satisfactory. J. II. HEINSIIEIMER & Co., TIT HOLES ALE and Retail Dealers in all kindsof VY CLOTHING. Jaffcrooo-st., north side, batween Main and Third, Burlington^ town. Jan. 4, '55-twAwly JutlN LAHEE, ATTORNEY and CounseHoi at Law, Burlington, Iowa. Office, in thebuildirigof Elwrsol A Mc Innis, on Third street. [may 25,1853 O A S W N E W A N ATTORNE YAND COUNSEL T.ORATIJl IV. OJfi.ce, Main Street, \llaick-Eyc Building,) Burlto&u»it, Iowa. \\T ILL promptly attend to land agencies, ais profession Collecting *V debt*, investing money, locating and selling LAS?* W ARRANTS,andallotherbusiness pertaining to GEORGE FRAZEE, ATTORNEY' and Counsellor at Law. Office on Third street. totween Jefferson and Washington its. Burlington, Iowa. CIIARLES BEN DARWIX Atlorncy ami Couisst'llor at Law. OFFICE UP STAIRS, IN THE CORNER BRICK just south of the Methodist Church. June 13, '54. P. K. WILSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT I.AW, Wentrusted IM. attend promptly to all profesMonal business to his care, in Des Moines and the surrounding counties. Special attention given to the securing and collecting of claims: also, to renting and paying tixes upon real estate, and redeeming of delinquent lands. Oi^cc in front room on Fccond floor of Ebersol A Mclnnes' building, on Third street,'hree doors above the Barret House,Burlington,Iowa Doc 3-ly-bp S I A S A U S O N TTN, COPPER and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, Trimmer of Stoves. Ac., A*c., Main street, tw doors above Walter F. Jones Hard ware Store, Burlington, Iowa. A E E O U S E MAIN STREET. KEOKUK. IOWA, D. W. PRESSEL Proprietor. '^Connected w t' the above estaolWiinent is the GEX :RAL STAGE JWCB. Dec 1 T. D.CROCKER. II. J. CROCKER. 'ROCKER & BROTHER. ATTORNEY,'1 andO-ninsellorsat Lav.-, will promptly attend to land a^enci??.collection of uebte, and ail other business of their profession. j/jS*Office, on the north side ot' JnfTerson street, between Main and Third, linrlington, Iowa, II. TA\ lAt 2£ l' WlIOLESALEand Reta dealer in Furs,i!.iis Caj*«, B»:ts, Shoes and Clothing. Sign of th BKt HAT, one door norih oi Taiiant's Drug-store, Burlington, Iowa. Oct. 1,'52. Paper Affnitv. JL. CORSE has been appointed Agent by the Mo .line ManufacturingMills.for the sabiof iheir pa per. He hasnow on burnt a fmestock of printing per of the best quality, and willsoon be in receipt of a heavv stock of wrapping paper. Printersand Merchantsare invited to call and ezamine or henssclves. Burlington, apr0, '53 A. p. CUKES E. H. THOMAS. FITZ HENRY WARREN Banking Hoatte. Exchange Office. sua LAND AGENCY, GREEN, TIIOMAS & CO, (J'ucee-S"ir-of h. Clark. A Co) Rl'RLI IMG TON. IOWA. Hgeneral AVE opened a 1I use for the transaction of a banking and exchange business, and are prepared to receive dojiosits on the most favorable terms. Time and sight drafts bought and sold. Col lections made, and proceeds promptly remitted. Inter est allowed on deposits. Remittances and oiders for exchange from the country will receive prompt at tention uncurrent funds credited at lowest rates, and exchange remitted as ordered without charge, jnn 7, '54 twly o w n u s i S o e Under the Barret House, Third street, BU RLINGTON, IOWA. I"is generally admitted that the Iowa Music Store is quite an addition to Liurlingtou and we wish to add that it will soon be desirable to make an ad dition io «'«r present st4*k by fresh irrival: previous to which it will be nesecsary to make a sale of a )Kir on of that on hand, to afford room for new invok es. We still have for sale the following articles which we will sell cheap for cash Piano Fortes, Sera phi ties, Me.odions, ^Eohons, Aceor 4cons, Violins, Flute?. Fife*, Banjos, lanabo rines. Bows, Strings, Guitars, Hageolots, Instruction Bo.ks, Sheet Music, etc. ALSO Paper Hangings and Borders, mbrellas and canes. ,, May® RUPUS LANE. For Rent. OA ACRES of laad in Danville township. OU Bnaaireol )broh £*4 GREEN, THOMAS 40a. .. MESSRS. CLARK & C1IESNUT (Successors to Michaels A Clark.) Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry GWKIS, Groce ries, Queensware, li.K.ts. Shoes, and Ready Made Clothing. rH EY' invite the public to call and examine their a -'sortment. They are detrained to sell bargain forc.ish. July 18, 1854. JAMBS ORKEN. JOH3VL. MOW*. GREEN ft BROWN, ArronvKvs AT LAW, ANIISOI.I'ITOKM IN BLRLINGTON, tion to all business entrusted to their care in Ie' Moines and surrounding counties. Oflve immediately north of the Barret Hous ., in thu old County Build in- may 18,1854. ly s K I A & O FORWARDING and Commission Merchants, corner of Main and Jefferson streets. Burlington, Iowa. Dealers in Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Queent* ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac... Ac. E A- VAN METER^ WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN Sinks, Stationery Sc Fancy Goods, In the Barret |[on«e, adjoining the Post Office, BURLINGTON, IOWA. May 16, 1354. ly J. L. CORSE, WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Rooks. Statione ry and Fancy articles, north side of Jefferson street between Main and Tfiird, Burlington, Iowa. E A N & O LKALERSin Lumber. Shingles, Lath and Squai£ I'imlier, Burlington. Iowa. It D. RAND,Burlington {."•INE SILK AND MOLESKIN HATS, of the best qualitv. and latest styles, for sale at the MAMMOTH April 1st, 1S54. A WHIG JOCRXAL OP BY DUNHAM & BROWN. BURLINGTON, CARSON A j^T CLOTHING STORE. SUPERIOR TEAS. ^ETJiTNG 20 perccnt. cheaper than any other house in this city. 3(10 Pw Young Hyson Tea, at 60 ets. tj3 !b 400 ll.s Imperial 75 250 Ttis !un Powder 70 200 n.H l»est Black 70 The above cannot be excelled fur atrengt ii. tiavor,or quality, H. II. SCOTT, nov 23 yly lain street- i o u n a i n s i i v e e i a JUST received at the sign of the Big Est or. Main street. 2 dos. fashionable Rocky-Mountain silver-beaver h.'its. 5 dos. McNeil'sspring styles mole skin hats,No.l, extra. 2 dos. McNeil's Paris mole-skin hats, anew style entirely. 1 doe. fashionablecassimere hats. April 22. '54. bpy J. H. TAY'I/) AMERICAN LAUNDRY SOAP. The Viiggest Lick of the Day and Age.— Manufactured by the American Soap Company. THIS articcle is guaran eeu to wash and cleanse clothes, however dirty, with coll or warm water, without boiiing or pounding, by its us'1, all Grease pots, Stains, Ink. Paint, in fact all ceign substan («. are instantly removed, and warranted not to in jure the mo.-t deiii ate fabric. IJEPO r. FRONT ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA. 1 BOXES just received and for sale py the boa, or 1 U bar, and wsrranted to do all it professes to with out fail. Farticulars see directions accompanying the soap. W. 11. ANDERSON, Agent. june 15,1851. Main Street, BuritngW*. IJEADY MADE CLOTHING— & dozen Linen Coats, 4 do Fine cloth do 6 do do pants, 10 do Assorted Vests, Of the very latest styles, at june 15,1854. J. S. KIMBALL AO, BY EXPRESS!! 4 SPLENDID assortment Hata and aT* consisting of the following makes, in silk, ptwb and leaver: Hungarian. Y'oung AmerieH* Empire. Know*Nothing», Wide-Awaken, and Mcxkaii Plush. Sealette. Glazed, Cloth, Velvet, and FurCap^ New style Fall Bonnet.-, in silk, satin, Wwn nnd braid Delaine new designs. (he Fall and Winter. ^^^^L''UKBV H."SC0TI-S. Oct. 28.'*4- Main St., Burlingto* I O E of Greek and Roman Mytbolojy.wit c-xnlanitory Notes, and a vocabulary ly John S Hart. L. L. D., for sale at CORSE'S TJOCK ET A pen knives and scissors, a very good ar CHASCERT. IOWA, Will giv-prompt atten EATON. Wis. Lumber Yard between Washins^on and Jef »rson streets, Burlington, Iowa. Office on Iatterson street. (sept 1 i», 1851. A S O N & O JADDLERS am1 Harnets Makers, Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. T. IJ. &, €J. it. Parsons, fSuccessnrs to Copp, Parsons, A Co..) TTfllOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN W dry go«ls, groceries, bHts nnd shoes. (Jueens ware, glass.nails, hats and cape, Ac-, Jefferson street, Burlington,Iowa. april 13 5-1 ly DR'S GARNER & BAILEY^ •5URGK0N DENTISTS. Office n Jefferson street, over Waldin's Jew- .^^ jJjy. elry stcre, Burlington, Iowa. —licfTj kmm AT THE NEW BOOK STORE. IN THE BARRET HOUSE, A Frcsb Supply of W W JHhLSSr Direct from Publishera, 71IIC11 will be sold as cheap as ever, among YV which are: Sunny Memories of Foreign Fashion and Famine, lands, hy Mrs. Stowe, Irving's works, Florence Edgerton, Home lor nil. Art—Student in Munich, History of Cuba, Fern leaves, 2nd series, Russia. bv De Custine, Home ligiits and shadous, Wetfte ti fruit Bcok GrayV Poeme, Pro^reetivc farmer, N P. Willis'do., Stb.iiu n Northuji. and many othere, too nutneious to mentior. Also a fine lot. of stationery, and a general ns.-oi tnicrit oi school beaks, foct. 17,'54] E. A. VAN Jtl^TER. a s A. W. A w CABPENTEB. STILL LATER AND MOFE IMPOKTANT. ABEAUTIPULowing Assortmentof Spring and Surt-ie Goods, which, to the lateness of the season will be closed out at slight r*—-1* 18511 J.S.KXMBA1L ACO. '.stltiMt & hi ii


ocr: to seli them at aniforin pHc^, N 0 N N & 0 E Y i i n W O K S A K A N E A I E A E S I N I orcign and .... Domestic JDry Goods, nin I e 3 i i i i i I o n K o w a THE BEST GRADES OF GOODS, THE LATE8T AND MOST APPROVED MARS AND STYLES, ard^(*A| 'fivonAKi K tf.i.ms in THE ctrf. rfWfWef.-fTrttififd too(f»r eitia indu n. a Is fy cash buyer*, aad feel tcr an examination of onr stuck and rices, you wiiloe satisfied tba'. Ol lts IS THE HOUSE AT WHICH TO BUY GOODS FOR CASH. Our of BLANIvKTS. S.VrTINETTS, \SSIMEItES, Jeans and Gentlemen'? wear geniTallviiUt erand more attractiveHiati usual, and prices ju-t suited to the times. As we were fortunate in our piircb»c«nt tho low^t fignro". and dnrmp tb« flnctuafion in prices this fall, we feel confident w» af.otd tn sell many b'seriptionrof c?«la. ca^mlly Wo.M.t'ss, a little lower than »nv other house in th/Jl1 Although the larger i tio» of stock is of *ripie K'"ds. still, wo shall keep, for the convenience of onr Mitrs. a complete a^-r'mint of fnnev and variety gooUs. *-ww» In addi' iti to tbe above w* shall keep oonsfantl v a large and Well selected stock of I'OOT« ard ^IlfiBa Hnts. '^aps. Ready-made Clothing,Qnecns and 6tass Ware,Mm! a general assortment f-f Oroecriis Sr VtoW r17, 1^54 '!4m trm RBRncv Mtky'imt unt''


ocr: \J QASn AND SHORT CREDITS! 1. L. HALLOW ELL k CO., S JL K IIM it II IT a M* I'HIt.AlVEi l*H!A. TERMS. OASII bayers will receive a disc urt» if the ln nievtH? piid in parfuuds, within days frt.m date of bill. Uncurient money only taken at its market th* day it is received. IV :nen hantsor months will bo giv en, if desired. Where ni ncy is remitted in advance of a disc unt at therateof TWELVE percent, jwr num will be allowed. PRICES FOR GOODS UNIFORM. III again calling the attentirn of the trading tnuiiity to the above Terms, we announce that withstanding the general tlepression in affairs throughoutt.necountry,th system of adopted bv us more than a year since, and to we hall rigidly adhetr,enable* tt^ to offer for coming Spring season our nsual assrtment of NEW SILK AND FANCY GOODS, Compri-ingon. of the Largest and most Splendid Stacki To bv fouint in Aineiica to wliich we will constant additions, throughout tb^season, of now desirable goods from onr HOUSE IX PARIS. jan 2A.-tw£n


ocr: Here I hey sire. AHA 15acn lliin^, sidwfi aitd shoulders tl^UUU 1.0011 lbs L»rv Heef .0 bids cit.v mil^ and best countrj- brands Flour 10 tiieks dried Apiilc-sund IVuches. AJj'o. a full and general assortment of Groceries. Provisions* n$d tone nre, for pale elie ip fur Cash. AH poolj sttld uill be delivertd h"tne by thu Wngou, free of charge, within ti e eitv limits, mar 15 W. H. ANli ltPON, Main-st.


ocr: 1 plain and Promptly m^TZr- and PRESBYTERIAN. i«t limi'ti c»inicrvf Wti'linigt^n «nd 5th ft?. Dr, J. li \iiiiH SjiViuci lo a. in-, 7 p. in* U1 Cliurrh. Mir ion llull, eo'jier .f 4th and Wash inst ill «uevu. ltov.C. i\ Jt v.\'isi «, l'asti^r. ivecs 11 a. la. and 7 p. m. Sc.it.- tree. ^LKrfix««*.. 7"£VERY DESCRIPTION OP Jam) printing —Ah— Hand Bills, Posters, Labels, i hecks, Bill Heads, Blanks, Bills of Lading, ards, &c., &cf lliinctsoniely Executed pn New Type u.st received from THE FOUNDRY OF JOHNSON A CO., Philadelphia. Offk-c In Palmer's Hall, earner Maiu and son th Miiraucr on Jrfferisan. U N A A K O W METHODIST. Old Zion, Tliii 1 »!••h 'tw. n Washington Jind •VmiiiWji. Itv. J. i.\s.vt «i, I'aistor. Services 10J a. in and 7 |».'hi fieo. Kkmex^r (liijip't, Diviwion stwt, botwvon 5th and Oth. ltn. \V. F. CoU LKi, k'unlM. j^ervietM: 10^ a. in. and 7 p. lit. ••tib in e irnei' of 4'ii nnd ILi^rh ftreetd. luv. II. F. iv \'kkk, i'k«tvi Perviu^B ItJj a. in. •ad m. S at.* nee. 8#r- BAPTIST Jttier


ocr: ANY To Whom it may Concern. person or partus having unsettled accounts with the undersigned, will confer the grkatkst iossibl.e favor,by making immediate arringonunfc forthetrsettlement as all a&wunts must positively be squared op by the first of January, 855. J. S. KIMBALL A Co. 14,1854.


ocr: XKCErVED, JUST On A CA^5 rrimc °ystert4 i'i v ^UU 10 b*xf* Star Candli%4f f. ,ju do. nuui do.. JOdo. Soap, ass'd.« 15 do Rasins, new crop, 80 do Herring. 2 case? ground Rice, Main Street, Burlington, Dec. 28, '54. BT 5 and every article, in fact, usually found in grocery and provision stores—cheap as dirt, for casb—these ha mi times. ^f*AU orders accompanied by the casii, and all articles sold, will be sent home free of charge, as the wagon is always ready. W. II. ANDFilriON.


ocr: fwill Fresh (iroceries. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. MAiTiUAS BAIli SCSIEHEI1. JiLVIN ^TKKET, BURLKiNToN IOWA, A now o'teningmy large stock of Groceries, which corn pure favorably with any stock of Groceries in this citv. Mv assortment is large and compl tt and -lubraces every article usually found in a Gnxxiy establishment, as follows jSusrar» of all iuali e.-: Molasses, Coffee of all kinds Teas, Fi.-h. Tobacc. Segars. Ilnsins, Figs, Pickles. G'assware, Ac., Ac. 1 have also on hand a large as-ortment of Among which many u-efu! aitieh-s may fcucd. intend to koej at all times a choice .-uppi y of BXCON FOR THE CITY TRADE. I have made arrangements with some of the bst but ter makers in the county to keep me continually sup plied with **1 butter, and my city customers may confi ledtly rely up..n getting at my establishment, •U times, GOOD FRESH UTTER. I have also made arrangemcncs with some of b«.-t dairies to get alllhe the cheese they wake will consequently have on hand at all times a largd suppiv »f FIRST RA TE CHEESE. I invite all p. rsoi.s de-iring to purchase Groceries give uie a eali. a- I feel confident that I will be to give ntire sati f&ction, both in regard to quali'v articles. (^"Don't forget the place, next door low Kimball & Go's Main atrtefc. may 2", 1854.


ocr: JUST ARRIVED AT THE NEW BOOK STORE, IN THE BARRET HOUSE, A Fresh Supply of ra Direct from Publishers. WHICH will be sold as cheap as ever, among which are: Sunny Memories of Foreign Fashion and Famine, lands, hy Mrs. Stowe, IrvingV works, Florence Edgcrtun, Home for all, Art—Student in Munich, History of Cuba, Fern leaves, 2nd series, Russia, by Dc Custlne, Home lights and chadowf. Western fruit Book Gray's Poems, Progressive farmer, N. P. Willis' do., Solomon Northup, and many others, too numerous to mention. Aleoa fine lot of stationery, and a general assortment of aehoel *rr^ir £oet. 17, '5AJ £.•. VAU


ocr: J. c. r»- ABERCR0MBIE rtl- as Street, two doors from Main, (m .Drug store. KETH inserted in the best n anner, by the latest 1 and most approved mode. Teeth filled without pain a"d warranted peifect. All minor operations is Dentistry carefully p*rfrrni e1' [may 16,


ocr: A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY PROFITABLE ANI HONORABLE EMPLOYMENT! TIIE sulwcriber is desirous of having an agent ie each county and town (jf th- Uni -n- A enpitr. of from to $10 onlvwill be requind and anv'hinr like an efficient, ene'iff-tic mm can make fn thole to five dollars day —indeed s..mo of theagecgt now employed are realising twice that fum. Evay information will be given bv addressing. (pn«t as paid,) WM. A. KINSLER, Nov. 11,*SS. Bo* 601. Philadelphia. P.


ocr: 'TT iv CITT. Octohcr 17, 1S54. NDNN & HUEY WIIOLESALEAND RETAIL DEALERS IN and Domestic, Dry Main Street, Rurliiigtovi, lowA. Aim OSt and for sale, a large.implete and lioautiful sunk of Fall and V\ cingevery variety of French,tterin.in English and Amerie.m go««lf adapted fo tbe West, wki. selling nt uiiusuaHy low prices. Having made ourarraiigrtiuenis to con' tuuc iu the Dry Goods to increase our sale* annually •, and being desirous of establishing ourselves on a sure and proper Hn are determined to keep BE8T GRADES OF GOODS, THE LATE8T AND MOST APPROTED AND STYLES, V sdt then ait'uniform piieM, IV *ATORABLK TERMS Ktraif We an prej»ared and dcicimimd tnoffer extra ir.du ini nts to cash buyers,and feel nnfiifc 1 anexaminatioi- of our stock and rices, you will l»e satisfied tha'. OURS IS THE HOUSE AT WHICH TO BUY GOODS FOR CASH. Our stock BLANKETS, SATTINETTS, VSSIMEltES, Jeans and Gentlemen's we»r generall* jf more attraetivethiin uMial, and pritvs just suiud the times. As we were fortunntr in purehnso at the lowest figures, and during the fluctuation in prices this fall, we feel confident to sell mnnv description*of crexls. especially WOOLSNS, Although tlv larger rtion of stwk is of *mple goods, still, we shall keep, for the convenience of our rs.aeo»i T''ete iis«or!mfnt of fancy and variety goods. In additi ion to the above wc shall keep oonstantly a large and well selected stock of BOOTS and nts.Cnps Ready-made Clothing, Queens and Glass Ware, and a general assortment of Groceries, n..f.,iw 17 1S.M KttPtef Art/#*** a little lower th«n any other house in the sitT Ei, NUNN A Hl


ocr: the puMic it nrr 1 YL 1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL SI^ OF THE BIG HAT East side Main Street, Burlington, Iowa «es|Kicrf.ilU solicited. business on the principle of small profits u'hMter e'S'n^leving that the -nimble is better in the long run than the -slow shilling." Come everybody, and we w.ll guarantee to Amfnl a,,d IOt r° hem f"r lif'^ A tl, 'fh our sale-room not so hirge .oonev B? some in ity. w -Niwyou a house well filled, from the down k of faIla,„a. and pnlm hats. fog,.t. leghorn, with little Ik.Vs fancy Our atock o/ Kofi Hats- snch ns Waver, seal, otter. Russia, and' wool hats, to numerous to particularize in an advertise The Clothln«and Furnishing Goods is as complete and fast, fully got up. both in nnd ina teri-il, as any exclusive clothing ««jH»7" nt 7- tl,e si °n Big Hat, east side of Main street. J. n. TAYT.OR. Burlington, April 2?, '5-1. bpy


ocr: TESTED BY' THOUSANDS ANNUALLY. A N N E V E O U N W A N I N Wle.lgedrcme.ly STAR'S Balsam or W ild Cherry, the srkni# for Coughs, Conlds,Consumption -f the Lungs, Asthma, Croup/ Hectle Fever, Nighl Sweats, Ac. Ac. "v Phy-icians often acknow^g* tkt this remedy stands at the head of all other# ia the enTe of Ab east.-? of the most dangerous oonswnptive character, and that in those of K-sa alarming nature it is l'»m known to fail, if judieitnisly applied. M*t Ml- EMOIR of Mary J. Ware, by Edward B. H5L jtflXER A TAK METER'S


ocr: JJ3T A1-VED AT THE NEW BOOK STOHK. IN THE BARRET HOUSE, A Fresb Supply of .mr bs mm is* 55*^««r Direct from Publishers, IT^IITCil will 1k sold as cheap a* ever, amon^ which are: Snnny Mem ries of reign Fashion and Famine, land* '\v Mrs. Stowe, Irving's works, Florence E Igerton, ^rt—Stud ntin Munich, Fern leaves, ?nd series. Home lights nnd shadows, GrnvV Po. ms. N P. Willi-* do., Home for all. History of Cuba. Rn-.-'a. bv De I'ustine, Western fruit Bcok Progressive farmer, Solomon Northrp, and many others, t4H» numerous to mention. Alsoa fine lot of stationery, and a general assortment of school beoks. foct. 17.'54] E. A. V AN METER. H»per Ac. T/Vj REAMS wrapping paper, assorted, 4 dozen 1UU hemp bel cords. 50 doz. manilla do.. 20 coils 'wla lie, assorted, 25 bales wrapping Swine, fur sale by MARCH 29 J- P. KIMBALL A CO. rtCKHART'8 march 2S Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, i Nov. 21, *54. at CORSK'S DRIED FRUIT—2»'0ftlbs prime '.lew apples. 1500 peaches 2JNM) ric, 100 figs 1000 "MB Ras'ns. fr*afe J. S. KIM BALI. OA JUST RECEIVED. ljbls Crush, Srgar ll1 1 hd X. O. SiKsr. 15 sicks extr' Coffee 12 t*.\e? Cnndl.s: 10 xes Ba'sii s 10( 0 »m xei- Rice 1000 box s C. ilfsb 250 s: ks Dairy Salt: 50 d. g. a. Suit. «slc cl ea| for ci.sh bv M. II. ANDERSON. I." Oct., 7th, 1854. (Gazeite copy.) CJALAD for the Solitaiy, by an Epi.-n k i oc Vi* ore at ETKR'S- ALL & \l IMl.lt *.002)$!


ocr: EVERY DESCRIPTION OF plain anil /ana) printing —tool A«— Hand Bills, Posters, Labels, Checks, Bill Heads, Blanks, Bills of Lading Cards, &&, Ac, Promptly and Handsomely Executed on Xi»w Type just received from THE FOUNDRY OF JOHNSON & CO., Philadelphia. Office IN Palmer's Hall, earner Main and Jeffer ••a aU entrance on Jefferoen. DUNHAM & BROWN.


ocr: EBCRS01, I IWJB ULU Hft, [3ddoorabov Bai rel House.] EALER in imjortet t.s.CultVrepeatinFpisteJa gun barrel? umi gu uiiti.s' iauteritl^ hunting knives, powder, caps, !hot, lead, wads, gurr.c bagi, powder flask.", and all kinds of sjortitig apparatus-. D] Engraver of seals, and maker ot seal presses cut* tinj£ brands and bell lianging. GunsrepaircdOn short notice and at rodncod prices. j^#~Loek^ repaired, and kevsmadeto fit,ete.,eth Burlington, Oot .17,1854,-dAw. CHAS. O. MARTIN, d|| I*»uis. WM. R. MARVIN, New York. SPRING AND SUMMER a am lor 1893.


ocr: u THE TW-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE published every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday mr DURHAM BROW!*. ftrw of the Tri weekly Hawk-Ir«, W •••MM, »dTUC«. RATES OF CASH ADVERTISING* OM square (10 line«) 1 insertion i4 Kich additinal insertion 44 Two weeks without alteration One month w s* Two months ~m *t Three months ii i Six Twelve A $1 00 25 2 00 2 50 3 00 3 liberal deduction will be made In favor of regular patron- the istuMifhrn'.'iit. TLLKI*DSOF BOOK AND JOB PRIJITIX8, executed with neatnes*, accuracy and dispatch, ,£9*Oiir *natcri»l!» and fixtures are nil new, and equal t»th»scof any nffioe north of St. Louis. 50 5 on in oo


ocr: P. UT, «ATKS & CO., .Manufacturers of $^lL-]SOAB OAISS, tiand Lathes, Upr'g'ut Drills. Slide Rests, i'uweraod Hand l'lp., ci, Ac. Castings made to onler. and Steamboat and other Alae'iincry repairetl on the shot test notice. A .-elect aud lull as.- rrmont of Patterns on hand. Mill and EAGLE W0UK8, CHICAGO,^ILL. P. W. GATf.H. f'f. Chalmsrs, E. •. Waknku. I dI6,'541v I A D. seb,


ocr: SILAS A. HUDSON & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Stoves, Tin Plates Copper & ishcct Iron, & Tinum' Stork. AI.SO Manufactnrersof Tin,Copper, WRand have and will keep constantly on hand a full complete assortment of all the best pat terns of Cooking. Parlor,Coal and Heating Stoves Tin Plates, Copper. Sheet Iron and Tinners' which we will sell to the Trade and Merchants upon as good terms as the same articles can be had where. look i uc, Piirlor & Hfating stove*. Wehave tho largest and bes* assortment of stoves ever brought to this city, and Merchants, Dealers the Trade, and Einig.ants, can rely upon their purchases of us as low as the same articles can he had for iu Cincinnati. Chicago or St. Louis,and obtain any pattern sold in said cities. All kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron kept constantly on hftnd and for sale wholesale and retail, and every description ot job wi rk done to order. The public are invited to examine our s'oek making purchase. bp.n5w.tf. Burlington, August 2,1854. St Sheet Iron Main St., (near the Market) and Jefferson St. RI KM\ TO\ IOWA.


ocr: ms-mj-im [3d door a bo te Bai ret House.] DEALER D. S EBERSOL. in i in porta, .oe,Colt's repcatingpistol.* gnn barrels and ga niUL^' materials hunting knives, powder, cap*, ?hot, lead, wad?, game »gs. powder flasks, and all kinds of sporting apparatus. Engraver of seals, and maker of seal presses cut ling brauds and bell hanging. Guns repaired on short notice and at reluced prices. Locks repaired, and keys made to fit,etc.,et Burlington, Oot. 17,185-1,-dAw.


ocr: Till-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE. Tuesday, March 20, J85&* Public IVolirr. PROHIBITORY At Danvilla, .• March 22. Flint Rivtr, UBOO, 1 Liq'ir Lew M*vting*wi!l be at tae fcilowirg plsocs in Djs Moiuee County 4l:ru»? the provisioi.* of the aboie Law. vii: 4* Augusta, Yellow Spnngs, Huron, Breton and Dndgevilla, 23 25 24 23 29 30 31 (t m", u Jackson and Pleasant Grove,tg The meetings wi'l be addesed by Frof.Fiih.of University, Hi. E. F. licudruKs, Geo. iiuipi- *uu j, 9 ,i|i ijii janf—yte Oratario Svriety, Ths flfcrlingtow Oratario ri«eiCly will meet 4venif)jr at 7 o'clock in Palmer's Hull. A pp mpt and ^{i uticndancc is deeded.


ocr: van /.»#: n'j i* Will open Tuesthy Kve'g, March 20, (FOii TIIE Ftll-T TIM': IN illld UlTV,) DtiliLHi'S CKLEBKATKD ORIGINAL PAtNTINGS OF A A A N E V E L\ A HA IJ lit iC. Rppre«entins: theTempiat on an! Evp i!«'on. Pamledfor CUarle* X. oj france. I 11 !'.• -'an-..!!.' H'l.iv- i .i.'t i.i V .: O. .. it .Xii'jteil in Earup.- and he united Sats the past twenty years (o ifn. universal adtuiraiton of over two uiiliton: of pei.-ons. j?5jer Open fr»m U a. w. till 9 p. x. Brilliantly il un ioti'.d every evening. A'lui! nioti th- wli'ilv. weeK. 25 cents. Schools nd unitid 'in li»fi*r«l tcitas. A d^s'-r p'urn giVen iti« i v«ati«r at A'.iVtiie*.. •. at the TLeUiiitlisH Ej. tn ch


ocr: v -2^kr,N'!l 854. S I N S A E S IVlartin & Bi'Athcr. WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, NO 11^, Mam street, St LOIIS, and No. lit, Broadway, New York. For tbe spring trade w« will have the largest and most e nunlete stock at MVV Avn nnV'K ctati everoftered in 1he United Styles we defy competition. States. In prices TERMS LIBERAL.


ocr: 18«4. SPRIKG_S1LES martin & Brother, WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS-, NBroadway, n«, O 11*, Main street. St Lous, and !fo. 113, i New York, ror tne spring trade Wl will have the largest and most cimpiete stock of MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING eter ofiared in the United States. In priee* a»4


ocr: i! V i- «irfi !»SJ i In additiii nto the above we shaH kc Dat!.Capp.Ready-made Clothing. OctobcrlT,l3ai. NONN & HDET WII0LK8ALBAND RETAIL DEALERS iU and Domestic TK have in stt.re an 1 for sale, a large,complete and boautif ttl jtwU of Fall and Winter Goo*!*, YY cingevery variety of French.flcrman Eoglish and Am--rican gn4s a fiij rid io-il.t Me t, n| i, |, iituuiisualiy low prices. Having made our arraog ni'-nts tooxntlnuc in I be) try Uirtii*.. to increase our salflp annually and being deairons of oatabllsbing ourselycf on *_|i|r« and proi«r btiisl are determined to keep BSSf OHAD£a Of OdODS, THE T.ATRST A»p MOST APpBotEb M.\KS 1 AND smEs, sell them lit uniform prices, ANJ» OS A8 FAVOKAULB tbbm* isTTtliT «hiH{ I- itlslr orni:R nor*R i CITY. We are prepared and determined tooft. rstra indu- uUtocasJi buyers,and f«tl innfi.Lt .» anexainination of our stock and prices, you will be satisfied tbaf. OURS IS THE HOUSE AT WIHCn TO BUY GOODS FOR CA«?H. Oar stock of BLANKETS, SATTIXETTS, \S8f.MFUKS, Joans and Ucnlli men V WCHT g. ifcral!* |»UTR. more attractive than usual, and pr'-c« jii!-t ."iiil.d to the time®. A were fortur a f« in purchases at. the lowest figures, and dur'ng the fluc'nation in prices (his fall, we feel cnfid'Tf we ei»n to sell many descriptions of ge ds. espwially WOOUESS, a little lower thun any «tl.cr IMH* in tbe eitv Although tbe larger p«rtion of .^toek is of triple g^oils, still, we shall keep, for. the convenience of ourctistfl BeTS.acomplete assortment of fan y and varit ty go«kls. 131! 4m n II keep constantly a large well sclectcU ?tock of JICOTF n»d Pimr^ Queens and Glass Ware, *nd a -encral asfgrtment .to .J-' NUNN'4 IJUEY. l"Bl .» (Dry I?Vniii Slrret, Biirliit^Jon, Iowa. Goods, s .. Wp IR ,r 1 ntlirg


ocr: W. R. MARTIN, New York. rill 1834.{ S I N S A E S Martin & Brother, WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, NO IIS. Main strict. St I/ni", and No. 11% Brcadway, New \otk. have the 1:or tbe spring trade largest and most cmplete slock «lf MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING i |V»-r offered in the United States. In price* »i|( Styles we defy competition. TERMS LIBERAL.


ocr: W. R. MARTIN, LI IC. 6. MARTIN, New York. OW^II I 8t. Lonis. SPRINQ^SALES Martin & Brother* WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, NO 11*, Main street. 8t Lou, and Wfc ltl, Broadway, New York. For the spring trade will have the largest and moat e impiete stock of MKN AND ROY'S CLOT BIN® ever oftered in the United States. In priena and Styles we defy compctitto. T1RMB LIBe^PL VMt. IS, ^ly ir-*


ocr: AT Afi jT T11K M.W BOOK S.OKE. IN THE BARRET HOUSE, A Frosb Supply of Dircct from Publishers, ITTillCll will le sold as cheap as ever, among \V wiiieh arc: Sunny ries of Foreign Fashion and Famine, lands, by Mrs. Stowe, Ir ring's works, Florence Edgi-rton, Art—Stndent in Munich, Fern leaven, 2nd series,. Home lights and shadows, Gray's l'o ms, N. P. Willis* do., Home for all, History of Culia, Ru- a, by De Custine, Western fruit Book Progressivi' farmer, Solomon Northup, and inanv others, too numerous to mention. Alsoa fine lot of stationery, and a general assortment of aohoul beolu. [oct. 17* '541 E.A. VAN ALEIER-


ocr: BUSINESS CARDS. «S S. E. TAYLOR. E A N A I O JEFFERSON STREET, BURLINGTON, HAS just received a complete assortment of new and FASHIONABLE GOODS, consist ing of superior li'ack, Brown, and b'ue c.otu. black and fancy French Castiineu* silk, satin, at Marseilles vestir.gs DrahlettH and ('ashmar ttcoat irg with a variety of coat and pm Lii cii.-, and gutnl a^»trtment of trimming?. All of whieh will sold at a small advance to prompt customers. J£-&~ Particular attention paid to catting for women to nial.e up, A KNT for Scott's Report of Faahiona.