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BY DUNHAM & BllOWN. TRI WEEKLY ILVWK-EYE latwblisbed every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday BY DINHAM tc BROWS. «ms ef *h« Trl-Weekly Hawk-Eye, -peT annnm, In advance. BATES OF CASH ADVERTISING 9m square (10 line*) 1 insert ioe Each additional insertion 15 «F Two week without alteration 2 00 One month 2 50 Two month# 8 00 Three month*'''." *50 Six i 6 00 'h Twelve »6 00 illiberal deduction will lie ma le in favor of regular patrons of the establish e ent. ~U£ KI5DS OF BOOK A*D JOB PRINTING, executed with neatness, accuracy and dispatch, Our materials and fixtures are all new, and Sal to those of anv offino north of St. Louis. JJUSINKSS CARDS. Dr.« JOHN F. & G. U HKXRY, MJRGEONS and Physicians. Office on Third street,a few door? north ''f the Barret House. Dr J. F. Henry's residence is at the corner ef 4th street and the public Squaw. Dr G. R. Hen ty inay be found at hisreMd-.'nceon Washington St., a lew steps from his office. •». CI.A11KR, tno*. RArrUKKE, WM. H. SMITH CLARKE, RATCLIFFE, & CO., General Agency, COMMISSION A FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Aadaeentsfor the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, y«. 47, Commercial St., bet' n Olive A Pine, Saint Louis, Mo. i-!y* W. W. DRUMMONIV i ATTORNEY AND COt NrKLLOH AT LAW, OQITAWKA, Hende- eooatv, Illinois, derl-l.v —bp THE NEW V I I N I A I I O E SAINT LOUIS, MO. fEONTING ON MAIN, GREEN A SECOND STS II. SI UIM A .JOHN C. PARKS, Proprietors. CTUTA E & I s PHILADELPHIA A V E I S I N O U S E No. 5T, South Third Street. Ian. », *51-ly D. KRCIDER, HOUSE PAIN"*-.!'*. Glaiajr. and Paper Hanger. Hehft*, also,a .»'aVu for brick, lx»th durable, cheap, and warrantod to r«jveat cuuupu^s, in bona*, from wet J. O. LAUMAH. eno. C. t.AUMAII. J. C,. tAFMAN & 'BROTHER, FORWARDING nnd Commission Merchiints, corner Front aiid .Icffcrson ?tre'-ts, Rurlin^tn, Iowa. Al io, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro eerics. liar tware, Queeneware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac., Ac. A O AfTORNBY AND COUNSKLLOR AT LAW, Citi/ of Council Bluffs, Iowa. March fl, 1351—ly DR. Fh. ClOIANA. PHYSICIAN Didn't know it? Weil its even so JOSEPH JONES, KRRPS constantly on hand a fresh supply of FAMI LY GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, andall kiadsof Country Produce, which he will sell cheap for cash. |SBkSouth side of Jefferson.oue do.r east of I. Pttteey'a. Nov. 1, 'b?,. N. EVERSON, ATTORNkY and Counsellor at Law, Washington Washington county, Iowa. N U N N & I I U K V Arch How, .Hain Street. Hin.I AVE in stiru and otter fur sale, oteof In largest hist assonel st-.iL'k of American and foreign dry goodserer exhibited in thi« market. Their stock «f doTiinstit f^ikids contains all the latest styles that are usually sold, and th ir assortment of fancy 2oo«ls and small wares is as fine anrl varied as that of any house in the trade and will ba sold on as favorable term-!. We invite the attention of the ladies of the city »nd surrounding country who are in want of good and cheap goo.ls to call, examine our good*, and if they don't purchase before leaving, the fault will be 11 on one sidj. [may 20J CA1PBEL. «fc JI'C I' It li'i* uber THELuhaveestablishedVarl.Lun utwlorsigned respectfully inform the public that they an extensive be Yard, on Main street, iv-iir the Hawk-Eye Bridge, »bere they have now on band, and shall constantly keep,a larfte .'. complete assortment of Lumber for kuiidiug and other purpose?. Alto—Laths and Shingles, Ac., all of which ttiey will sell at the lowest market prir-o for cash. JnlyS, 1853-tf CAMPREL A M'CLUR A. D. (iKEEN, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlington. t« wa. Omce in Ooolbaugh's Building, Main J. C. ABERCItOMBIE. S U E O N E N I S WOSIS,north side .-fTerson st reet,over Gaj's Drug rtote. Entrance i'^Pu^r'sHaU." Burlington, may l.o, igjli wtf ALFRED S. FEAR, (SUCCESSOR T) FOOT A CO.) '•ilBliB and Forwarding Merchant, Watw st., Burlinston, Iowa. rHR Bndersigned would respectfully inform the public, that he has taken the house lately ocr» ®d by Messrs. Fote A Co., for the purpose of trans ting a general Commission and Forwarding business, dhopes, by giving it his entire attention, to merit of the public patronage. A^Particular attention j*iid to buying and selling dace of all descriptions. .*•.*!, 1854, y twAw ALFRED S. FEAR. W. STURC5IS, IN HATS, CAPS, FURS, AND READY MADE CLOTHING. street, 3d u door below Main, Kurlington, I'own. *Uieb 11, '.it. Law Partnership I o. HALL and W*. R. THOMPSON have formed I'1•* Partnership under the name of HALL A rHOMPSO.V, and will attend to all prefessional lusi •••tbst in-jy be eonfi lod to them in the State of They will give partieblar attention to business »*&>preaie Court. 'Offiec ..- Washington street adjoining the WHOLESA Doc 3-ly-bp LE and Retail Grooer, Commission and Forwarding Merchant. Water street, between Washington and Columbia, Burlington, Inv*. Will carefully attend to all business entrusted to iiia care. Charges satisfactory. J. H. HEINSHDIMER & Co., VI7HOLESA LE and Retail Dealers in all kinds of W (J 0 T1IINO. JcfLnson-at., north side, between Main aad Thud, Kiirliiigton, Iowa. Jan. 4, *55-twA wly JOHN LAHEE, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlingtoi., Iowa jfflST" Uilice, in the building Ebcrsol A Mc fnai -, on I'll in I street. [may 25,1863 THOMAS W. NEWMAN, ,iTTORSE Y. IND CO (INSKLLORATLA W, Office, Main Street, (Hawk-Eye Building,) Btirliugion, Iowa. \T7 ILL promptly attend o land agencies,collecting VV debts, utvesiing money, locating and selling LAND WARRANTS, andall other business pertaining to ais profession GEORGE FRAZEE, ATTORNEY nnd Counsellor at Law. ,25#- Office on Third street, lietween Jefferson and Washing toasts. Burlington, Iowa. CHARLES BEN DARWIN. Attorney and Counsptlor at Law. FFICE UP S LAIRS. IXTHE CORNER BRICK just south of the Methodist Churoh. Op, June 13, 'vl. p. k. wasoN, ATTORNKV AND AT LAW, Ui ILL attend promptlj' to all professional business entrusted to his care, in Des Moines and the turroundingcounties. Special attention given to the iccuring and collecting of claims: also, to renting and paying tixes upon re it I estate, and redeeming of delinquent lands. Office in front room on second floor of Ebersol A Mcinnes' building, on Third street, tbroftdeorsabove the Barret House,Burlington, Iowa SILAS A. HUDSON, TIN, COPPER and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, Trimmer of Stoves, Ac., Ac., Main street." two 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 wt1 the above establishment is the •}«*HSAL STAQB FFRTCM. DVC 1 T. D.CROCKER. I). GREKN, THOMAS & CO., (tueeess.rs of E. \\. Clark, Bros. A Co) RURLINGTON, IOWA. Hgeneral AVE ojK'iled a Hons.* for the transaction of a banking and exchange business, and are prepared to receive do|n-its op the most favorable terms. Time aud sight drafts bought and sold. Col lections made, and proceedspromptl}' remitted. Inter est all,will on deposits. Remittances and oiders for exchange from the country will receive prompt at tention uneuirent funds credited at lowest rates, ami xehange remitted as ordered without charge, jan 7, '54 tw'y Bona Jlusic Under the Barret House, Third street, BURLINGTON, IOWA. 11isgenerally admitted that the IOWA Musio Store JL" is epiite an addition to Burlington and we w'sh to add, that it will soon be dcsirableto make an nd iition io our prest^nt slock by fresh arrivals—previous |b which it will be necessary to make a sale of a por t,ori of that on hand, io afford nsnn for new invoices. We still have for sale ths following articles which we will sell cheap for cash PianoFortes, Sersphines, Melodious, .Eolions. Aceor deons, Violins, Flutes. Fifes, Banjos, Tamljo rims. Bows, Strings, Guitars, Flageolets, Instruction Books, Sheet Music, etc. ALSO—Paper Hangings and Borders,Umbrellas and canes. May 9 y RUFFS LANE. MESSRS. CLARK & CHESNUT (Succcssors to Michaels A Clark.) Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groce ries, Queensware, Boots. Shoes, "and Ready Made Clothing. '^HEY' invite the pnblic to call and examine their assortment. They are d?'e rmined to sell bargains for cash. July 18, 1854. Mi JAKM GREKN. JOHM L. a*OW*. GREEN & BROWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS IN CH ANCERY. BURLINGTON, 1 J. CROCKBR. (CROCKER & WROTHER. ATTORNEYS andCoiin.^IIorsat Law, will promptly attend to land agencies, collection of dibts, and all Other business of their profession. JE&^Offico,on the north side of Jefferson street, between Maiu and Third, Burlington, Iowa, £.5. II. TAYL.OK, kj WHOLESALE and Ret: 1 SURGEON AND OCULIST. OGice sooth east crner Main ui:dCii:rt streets. June IS. IS54. JL. .ealer in Furs.lJ Jlotbing. Sij»n of V Cap*. Boots, »Sii'K*s and P,I(J HAT, one door north of Tallant's Drug store, lJailiiigton, Iowa. Oct. 1,'52. Paper Affencv- CORSE has been -appointed Ageutby the Mo .line ManufacturingMills, for the sale of their pa per. IL ban now on hand a. fine stock of printing pa per of the bi-st |italit v, and will soon be in reooipt of a heavy -^trx-k of wrapping paper. Printevsand .Mercliantsareinvitedto callaml osamine for themselves. Burlington.apr 30, '53 n. OltF.EN Busk ins K. H. THOMAS. KITZ liE.NllY V.'AKRES IIoa«e, Exchange Office, and LAND AGENCY. IOWA, Win give prompt atten tion to all business entrusted to their care in Des Moines and surrounding counties. Office immediately nor ings. may 18, 1854. finer tiii'i bui luuiiuiug vuuuuw* VHIVV IU*UIV».»VV. rth if th« Barret llous1:, in the old County BaiUt- 'y J. S. KIMBALL & CO., fORWARDIN(i and Commission Merchants, corner of Main and Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iown. Dealers in Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Queen. ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac., Ac. E A- VAN METER- vTflOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN Books, Stationery Sr Fancy Goods, In the Barret House, adjoining the Post Office, BURLINGTON, IOWA. May #4 1154. ly J. L. CORSE, WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Book Statione ry and Fancy articles, nortji side of Jeffei son street *. A DitnlinMAM TA^ i Ikif i W. & W CARPENTER. DEALERS IN OOLO fc SILVER WATCHES, Clocks, Jewelry nnd siivenvaic. Fine Cutlery, Gold Pens, Accordians, Fine Plated Castors, Ac., Ac., MAIM STREET, BURLINGTON, IOWA. BRIGGS & WHITE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer* la WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS, BRUSHES, MATS, CORDS. LINES, RE- RIG ER ATORS, BASKETS. CJIURNS, AC., AC. 238 1 SMO (. Water ftreef, CHICAGO B-W Rent. OA ACRES of laud in Danville t.ow*r»hin. OU Enquire of March 25 WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Do mcsfiY Dry TOO1S. Queensware. Hardware. Grocer •ci, Boots.Shoes. Ua's,C.*i|!s and Heady MadeCiotli i|^. Keeps a full supply .f the above article« ani' will "Pi 1 on the most reasonable terms. /A® West side Main-st, near the Market House Burlington. "Sign—"People's Store." (sep 27, '52 JOHN G. FOOTE, DEALER in Iron. Steel, Tin Plates, Nails,Stove,' and Jewctt's Patent Ploughs, Jefferson street, Bur 'lngto'n, Iowa. E RAN & C0.7" »J',ALERSin Lumber, Shingles, Lath and Squar. imber, Burlington, Iowa. fe I). RAN Burlington CARHOW etferso.,•treet. VV dry goods, irroeeries, boots and shoes, Queens ware, glass, nails, hats and caps, BKX. J. FIEI.DJ AMZI KEN'EDICT, P. W. FIELD FIELD, BENEDICT & CO., Wholesale dealers in Imported & AmericanBroadcIofbs Black and Fancy Cassimeres and Doeskins, LONDON AND PARIS VESTINGS. ileavy Woolens and *ttmui«r Stulin. ADAPTED TO MEN'S WEAR, Furnishing goods & tailors' trimmings, 171, SOUTH WATER St., CHICAGO, ItL. Feb. l«—tf Haudi A WHIG JOURNAL OP POLITICS, X«W» 4 UK ETS, *c. BURLINGTON SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1855. GREEN, THOMAS A Co. E N Y S O A I OH 4C O. 1 Chewing Tubncco, just ree'd NUNN A I1UEY. ARE'S A No. for sale by Wprison E have just received the best brands of sheeting, linens* shirting linen and muslins, tabic linens and cloths, drilling, ticking, checks and eo!t n ndcs, quilts and a od a ^-orfment of housekeeping goods, all for saleat unusually low prices at the new tore of [may 20] NUNNAHUEY. Merlinjf Kxchnngr. ILL8on London for sale, from £1 upwards, by mar«h 28 GREKN, THOMAS A CO. CLOCKS, J30 UST received a good assortment of Eight day and hour clocks at CARPENTER'S Main St une 12 '54. NOW AD AYS by S. J. Curtis, for sale at Nov. 2, *54. CORSE'S. O A S O U A S S Importer and Dealer inevny Inscription of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC I I A I U A K Heavy English Goods by the Package. SOLE AGENT FOB BEE'S BRACES, TURNSCREWS, Ac. Haniifticturer of the Premium Sieel square*, Pre miam Augersand Biu, Axes, wocket Hid Firmer Chisels, Patent lfolU«v *useri.. lie. AGENT FOR BURLINGTON WAGON AXLES, DAVY K1H66LAKD & WANTED—10 doien frech ggs 100 dozen chickens Dry Hides,Beeswax, Rag .and every aitiele in the mar keting way for which the liigest marketing price in cash will be paid at all tinKs. Oct., 7th. '54. WM. H. ANDERSON. NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY. Jladies' UST received, a new and fashionable assortment of gold breast pins, ear rings, finger rings, cuff pins, shirt studs. jK'iicils. sen's and Io-vs. chains. Ac., or sale cheap by A. W. A W. CARPENTER. OODBURY'S Musical Composition, at a vis ugTBit'a Tfrmfc w DRALEIbarrel? EATON. Wis Lumber Yard between Washington and Jef •rson sheets, Burlington, Iowa. Office oi (sept 19, mi. D. C. ARMSTRONG & CO., SADDLERS an*1 Harness Makers, Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. T. L. A C. It. I'arfton* (Successors toCopp, Parsons, A Co..) TI7FIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN A Ac., Jefferson street, Burlington,Iowa. april 13 54 ly J. H. TAYL i I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Hal-, Caps, straw Uouds *l Clothing, SIGN OF THE BIG HAT. East side Main Street, Burlington, Iowa. Wlargeand E ha\e just rcc ived, and are now opening a wcllselectc*1 stock of pauama, !eg!:.'rn Straw, palm, soft, aud fashionable bats clothing, furnishing good.-, Ac.. Ac., to which the attention of the public is most respecttulu solicited. We are now doing business on the j'riuciple of small profits and quick sales, believing that the "nimble sixpence" is better in the long run than the "slow shilling." Come everybody, and we will guan.nf. e to show you gKKl g(M*is. and lots of them for little nionej Altb *ii*h our sale-room is not so large as some in tht city, v. -bow you a house well tilled, ftom the top story down, u k of Panama, leghorn, straw, and palm hats, tog. *, er with little boys fancy hats and ips, and Misses flats, is unusually large as for style, they are superb. Our stock of Soft Hats: such as beaver, seal, ottei^ Russia, and wool hats, are entirely to uumerous to particularize in an advertise ment. The Clothing and Furnishing Good* Department is as complete and tastefully got up, both in make and material, as any exclusive clothing establishment in the country. And don't forget the sign of thi Big Hat, east side of Main street. J. II. TAYLOR. Burlington, April 22, '54. bpy Breck's nook of Flowers, JUST received and for sale at CORSE'S april 8 t-Jd door abov le Barrel House.] ins, (Jolt's repeat in pistols gun and gu ,nlths' materials hunting ivunes, powder, caps, ?hot, lead, wads, .game bags, pt'vrdcr flasks, and all kit Is of sporting at,pnratus hngravtvof seals, and maker of seal presses cot ting orands and bell hanging. Gans repaired in importet Bifi?eand at-reduced pricey. I.wkh r:pairei,atid kevs made to Iit,etB«,ete Burlitifflon. 0-it. 17,1831,-dAw. AMERICAN LAUNDRY SOAP. The Biggest Lick of the Day and Age.— Manufactured by the American Soap Company. THIS articcle is guarainect to wash and eleanse clothes, however dir'y, with cold or warm water without boiiing or pounding by its use, all Grease spots, Stain?, Ink. Paint, in fact all foreign snbstan «e.s are instantly removed, and warranted not to in jure the most deli'-ate fabric. DEPOT, FRONT ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA 1 BOXES just received and for sale py the box, or I & bar, and warranted to do all it professes to with out fail. Farticulars sc e directions ateomranying the soap W II. ANDERSON, Agent, june 15,185i. Main Sir" •, Burlington. STILL LATER AND MOBE IMPORTANT. BEAUTIFUL Assortment of »i:ig and Suttee Goods, which, owing to the liiten.:of the season will be closed out at slight advance from FIRST Cos by [inne 15,1851.] J. S. KIMBALL ACO. Fresh Oroceriess WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. MATT 211 AS BAR I SI MERER. BLUN STREET, BURLIGMoN IOWA. iAMcompare now openingmy large stokoi Grocerie?, whi^h will favorably with any stock of Grocerie in this eitj-. My a*soitment is large and complete and embraces ever, article usually found in a Uivocrj establishment, as foil ws Sugars of a!' pial' es: Molasses, Coffee of all kinds: Teas, Fish. I'obacco, Fegars. Rasins, Figs, Pickles. (Jlasswp.^e, Ac., Ac. 1 have also on hand a largo assortment ©f Mr or A:cong wld manv »-ti !c- may be fesad. 1 intend k"ei «t 11 tin^sa in eiipp! y ul' BACON FOR THE CITY TRADE. I have made arrangements with »omu of the bust hut tor makers in the eounty to ketp iae c':.ttnually tup plitHl with gjod butter, and my city customers may eoTifvledtly rely upon getting at my establishment, at all ni':s, O O E S U E I have al.-o made arrangctnencs with some of ou b^st dairies to get. all the tbo cheese they make an will consequently have on hand at all times a largd supply of FIRST RATE CHEESE. I invite all persons desiring to purchase Groceries to give me a cull, as I I\ 1 confident that I will be able to give entire satisfaction, both in regard topricosand quality of articles. Ci^Don't forget the place, next door be low Kimball Sc Co's Main street. may 25, lSo4. U S A I V E AT THE NEW O O K S O E IN THE BARRET HOUSE, A Fresh Supply of UK MO Sir LEi CBCBH.SF Dircct from Publislicrs, UJ J11C11 will be sold as cheap as ever, among which are: Sunny Memories of Foreign Fashion and Famine, lands, by Mrs. Stowe, Irving's works, Florence Edgerton, Art—Student in Munieh, Fern leaves, 2nd series, Home lights and shadows, Gray's Poems, N. P. Willis' do., and many others, too numerous to mention. Also a fine lot t'f statitnery, and a general e-so it went of school lieoks. [oct. 17, '54] E. A. VAN METER. 1.HNE SILK AND MOLESKIN HATS, of the best i^ialitv, and latest stvlcs, for sale at the MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE. April 1st, 1854. SUPERIOR TEAS. SELLING DRIED FRUIT,Rice,Fi8 fa,Teas, Nails A fresh assortment at a fir 20 A Co.,.Manufacturers,Burlington Vermont. n8-bp-ly. 000 lbs. good fresh butter 5.000 A Sof CJ S E E S O Groceries For the Millions on sh rt A Home for all, History of Cuba, Russia, by De ustioe, Western fruit Beok Progressive farmer, Solomon Northnp, 20 [H.'reent. chcajier than any other house in this city. 300 lbs Young Ilyson Tea, at AO ots. lb 400 lbs Imperial 75 250 P,s Gun Powder 70 't 200 1t»s best Blaek 70 The above cannot be excelled for strength, flavor,or quality, II. H. SCOTT, nov yly Main street. Horky*.viouutain s«,wer-He«vi»r Hat*. JUST received at the sign r? the Big Hat on Main sireet. 2 dos. fashionaUe Rocky-Xountaiu silw-beaver hat«. S doz. McNeil'sspring styles mole skin hats,No.1, extra. dos. McNeil's Paris mole-skin hats, a new style entirely. 1 doz. fashionaUe cassimere bats. April 22, '54. bpy J. H. TAYLMt. Ae. KIMIALIA CO. CLOTH CAPS. FINE assortment of men's and Jwjrs*s bluemili tary and other stylos, at W.STURtMS' NEW 8ui ply of Sabbath School b»siks at ."IIXI^'R A VAN METER S Book store. ILVERWARE—Just received, a goodassortmen silver table and tea spoons, thimbles a first rat article of silver plated spoons, silver fob chains, Ac for sale by A. W. A W. CARPENTER. OCKHART'SLIfeof Napoleon Bonaparte, Nov. 21, '54. at CORSE'S Ftic )CKET A pen knives and scissors, a very good ar tide, for saleby april 29. A. W. A W. CARPENTER. 1HOICE Stories from Dickens' Household Words, First and rieeond Scries for sale at AXM^C'8. .1 di»«: jioi V m»0 *v» i i KIMBALL & CO'S Jshipment S. KIMBALL A CO., have ju strceeiveda larg of Goods,consisting in part, asfollow (t5 hhds N. 0. sugar 20 bbls belchers CM 5 puh trifcddo 5 loaf do 5 crushed 1C0 bids belchers molawcs 50 balfbblsdo d') 100 10 galkgs do do 10 bhls superior gol syrup 80 sugar h. molasses 50 hf qbls do do 10 ticrce5 rbe nice cod flsh 25 bxs do do 76 "starcandles 40 hfbxsdo do 40 bxs herring, 15 m. raisins, 40 clothes pins 25 St. Louis tobacco, 51hfbxsv. a. do 25 1-4 do do 20 bxs fine cut smok. do 40 cuba »ts cigars 60 ftne regslia do 10 bbls salaratns 15 hf bbls do 30 bxs 10x12 gl»«, 50 8.\10 do 10 pepper saoea, 16 starch 5 catsup 10 yeast powders 20 ink 10 mustard 1 dos corn plows i do shellcrs, 2000 wheat sacks 500 bush dried apples 800 do peaches 120 sks good rio coffee •10 bavana green do .'{00 g. a. salt 500 dairy do .'{00 bbls kenavvha do 200 kegs assorted nalis 25 spikes 20 d« waldron seyths 5 do grain do 20 scythe snaths 10 hay rakes, 25 bxa scythe stones 10 chestea^soi ted tea 60 1-1" do do 100 18" do do 10 bag? cotton yarn, 5 carpet ehaia 1000 lbs cotton lmtUaf, 20 do* bed cards 10 coils assorted rope 20 dog. UST RKCI'lVED—A splendid lot of silk, lawns Ribbons, Ac. by adril 22 KIMBALL A 00. Pfttinmn, I.e^hor-n, am! Strnir Itnts, 4 FULL nnd comftleto assortment. jn?t received L\. and for s.ile very cheap at the bat store of »pr S W. SlUKGIi. BENTON'Sand Thirty Years in the U.S. Senate, just received for sale by Bert. 28, '54. E. A. VAN METER. CLARK & CHESNUT. HA\ E ju»» received by Oat man Express and are now opening for inspection, the BEST selection and most beautiful stock of Fall mikI Wilier faoodo, embracing »n the latest styles of Dress Goods, and trimmings to mate, that could be found in all the eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usually found in D-v Goods establishments: such as Hardwiitp, (ilsmwarr, nnii Qneensware, lints. Caps, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Oil Cloths, Car pets, Clothing, Ac.,Ac., to which we would res-peitful y call the attention of the eitis'A-ns, and all others visiting Burlington for the purpose of purchasing cheap goods, and eonsolt their own interest by eal ing at the before purchasing elsewhere, as we aro determined not to be utiders -Id by any other establishment in the place. Our goods have all been selected with great care, and by ono that is well acquainted with the wants of the community, consisting in part of French and English Merinoes, Muslins and all-wool De laines, plain and figured silks,Coburgs,Sack Flannels, Debegs. Persian Cloths, plain and figured Poplains, mbroidered Drapery Muslins and Curtain Dunasks, with (Jimps and Tassel? to match Cloth*. Cassi meres.Sat inetts. Tweeds, Jeans. Linens, red Flannels, irown, bleached and colored Canton Flannels silk, atin, straw and gimp Bonnets to trim bonnet Rib Isms, all colors: Philadelphia-made Boots and Shoes, Shawls: long Thibet Ca.-hniere a nice assortment if children's wool Hose, nil sires ladies cotton and wool Hose Gloves, Kid, all colors Cashmere and Lisle Thread: Black its, Gloves, etc.,ctc., etc., aug., 15, '54-tf. Embroideries. GREAT rariefy of elegant patferns to suit .11 at oct 26) T. L. A C. B. PAF DAGUERREOTYPES. BY T. L. r¥urse. o I A O I HE has returned to Burlington with an entire aew apparatus and a much better assortment of cases than were ever befcre brcught to this place, and has fitted up a very If i over W. H. M.iuro's 8tor», (on son street, east N. B.—All Pistnm warranted perfectly satisfacto ry. or no charge. Don't forget the place, on th? South side of Jeflbr son a !ew dixirs east of Maine street. August 24,1854. nl9tw.n4w.tf allages. Port Monies,shell side eoinbs diapcr pins, 4c.,forsale by A. W. A W. CAEPBITTER, april 8/53 MainstretA. MCSIC TEACnER. MRS.'Pianoforte,is CIOLINA prepared to receive scholars for th Melol on, (initar and Harp. Residence Corner of Fourth street one door north. June 18,1854. JUSTreeciv»- brushes, »t aonies, Ac., by april 29. A. W. A W. CARPENTER. NEW STYLES. Several new styles of soft bats, just received and for sale at the lowest possible prices at the storeof Aprils W. STURGIS. ROBERT W. COOPER, MANUFACTURER OF Safety Gas Lamps, AND PATENT PHOSGENE GAS, 10 DEALER IN Frtsidi China TMM^Burning Fluid Lamps,Chanda lieis, Ac., Bsrrdt lis—u Bsildisi, Jetleraea Street. THIRD YEAR. VOL. I—NO Sir E A E CLOCKS, grasi clo's and plow lines 50 bxs family sosp, 10 nests tubs, 30 doz buckets 5 well do 15 washboards 20 brooms 50 bags shot 1000 lbs bar lead 10,€t)0 o. n. gun caps 300 rms wrapping paper 200 lbs do twine 10 bbls mackerel, 15 hf I.bis do 40 kits do 20 bbls old cider vinegar WHU U WR OFFTR A" WBOLKSALB AMI RETAIL AT A SI.IGHT ADVA NCI. FROM ST. Lot LS PRICES. J. S. KIMBALL A CO. Burlington, June ?9,185t.-ly Jgloyes,mitts,hosiery, nly SPECTACLES, AC.—Just received,a good assortment of Spectacles to suit luUnas, and accord eons, violins, Lair BURLINGTON, IOWA. Burning Fluid, Spirit Gas and Camjihcne, Whole sale and Retail. Lamps and Gas fixtures repaired and refinished. Oct. 17,'54. ADY IIUNTnwmW and btfr Friends, Wesley, Whitefield, ltomaine. Venn, and others just eceived at [ajuil 13] CORSE'S Eighty tons of Groceries. OA TONS of fresh grocesirs, just receivetl, com OUprising nearly every article in that department for sale at wholesale or retail at unprecedented low i si i. i, tail at unprecedented low expianircry H«U», ant [iHirtg fan In in D^lfielxMi a* goud lurms as the same where. Cooking, Parlor it Heating stove*. Also Bowman's hit. celebrated receipts, many of them worth twenty time- :ie amount, no traveling and but little capital required. Address,(POST PAID,) P. F. BONEBRAKE. ATTICA, Iowai. June 27. '5 L—rtm-w. POCKET AND PENKNIVES. A GOOD assortment of pjcket, i* n, budding aa pro niug kMi v«.a# juet received aW lor sale by dec 31 A. W. A W. CARPFNTER. 75 the south side of of Jeffe Main, where he hai a light HKO oxn only to a sky light, and far superior in every re spect to the one used whil, here before. All are respcctfulty iuvited to call and see for themselves. MOIhsm'S. & WAi DIN, Watch Maker aad reller. I N I N K E W E Y Watches, *iL'j»»t:. al, ptical. aud Musical Instruments, cf Jewelry, such rs line Diamonds, Rings, Breast Pt*. T^^kets, Ae.. I have at fine a stock as ever was brought to thin Slate* Spectacles, Pebks, Pereesoplie, I'eriforle, and Concave Glasses, set in Gold. Silver, fine Steel an«J £r. S. frames. Telescojies, fine Pocket Knivqs— Mathematical and Surveyors' Cotnpames, Drafting Ins ruments, Magnifying Gl ssea, Micro scopes. Prisms, Polyoramas, Magic Lanteins, l%cr mometers. Silver Plated Ware of all kin ls.sueh as Tea-setst spoons, poeket ami Penknives. Over \J'0 ilifferen. kinds •tiporioi Scissors and Shear-, f«,r Barbers. Tnil ors and ordinary iwes. Roger's Bowie Knives. Also some of the lest Sewing Needles in the world, musical instruments, eernlems with 10 ,md 12 Keys,with and without scmytoneu, Turbir.as, Mondel.s. bass viols. Hi'ssian Italian, and *tcinan vio'i'-». ,|erior Guitars, with thelate«r improvement, Tint lag"* Jets, Fifes, Prulos, Triims, Tamborincs, Qli nr Ital ian, and (Jeruinn violin strings, Tuning borkn. Those wh:» want i buy I in\ifeto call a they Will find a greater assortment and variety of. thing# than ever has been in one place here before and all will be -old low, wholesale ar:d retail. Norit. SILAS A. HUDSON & CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in Stoves, Tie Plate*, Copper & Stat If®* I Tinner*' Stork. —ALSO Mannfacturcrsof Tin. upper, A Slirrt Iron Ware. Main St.. (neir the Market) and .leflTersnr. $%, nil WE (M\^TOi\ IOWA. have and will keep con tan fly on handafull and ei.inpb-te assortment of all the l,e?t pat* terns of C.x.king, Parlor.Coal and Heating Stoves I in Plates Copper, Hheetlron ami Tinners' Findings, which we 'ill sell to the Trade and Merchants upon article? can be had else- We have tho largest and best aisortment of stoves ever brought to this city, and Merchant.-., Dealers the Trade, and Emigiants, can rely npon making their purchases of us as low as the saiac articles can be had for in Cincinnati, Chicago or St. Louis, "and obtain any pattern sold in said cities. All ki..ds of Tin, Copjier and Sheet Iron Ware kept constantly on band and for sale wholesale and retail, and every description of job wirk done to order. The public ure invited to exaiaine-ottr atock before making purchase. tm.n5w.tf. Burlington, August 2, 1854* I\ 10LASSES—20 kegs Belchers syrup molasscf i1 15 hf bbls do do »•, 20 bbl^ assorted branda du reeetred and for sale by AAtrfl 22. t. C. B. PARSONft W o -nitn ient It- 500 i n s LOOKING (Ila.••see8 bv 10 17 by 2fMn- hes in mahogany,rose-,vu,daiidgiltfra®ee selling at verpl^w prices I UMWRY H.SCOTT June 1, '5? -Mainstreet. \E\V JEWI.LItV. I'USTreceived,a new and f-.shi^.i.rfpassortmeniofc Gold earrings gold finger hzgs, gold breast IMPS, ind pencils, gold seal ands koys, gold chains, nU edges, Ac., for sale *»ry cheap by April 29. A. W W A ItPENTER. I'aprr Jtc. Ton REAMS wrapping paper, assorted, 4,1 dona 1UU hemp lied oofda, 50 doz. nurnlla do., 20 coite odage, assorted, 25 bales wrapping twine, f^r sale by march 29 J. S. KIMBA Id. A C(X BETTER £ii\X AI.IFORMA. WILL send for u! particulars of a bnsinesrtjr which a person esergy can make $ to $10 per day. Also Watso. Mty reeeipts, Cooks Discovyy, Leslies two Discovc .-... I R. Lauibnts Discuvery, by which he has mat th* last year. BBLS. Belcher's Syrttp Molasses 50 do assorted brands. Sugar-house MolaeBH| 50 do do Plantation, do SO do superiorGolden svrup, do 50 half bbls. assorted qualities. de Any quantityass'dsized keg. %Hprices: 2*. for sa4e by J. S. KI5".' ILL A CO EADY MADE CLOTHING— 5 dozen Linen Coats, 4 do Fine cloth do 6 do do paataj 10 do Assorted Vests, Of the very latest styles, at june 15,1854. J. g. KIMBALL ACOMPLETE JUST RECEIVED-PER EXPRESS assoi iment of boots and shoes, sisting of Ladice and gentleman's laifiiilo overvhof^ and Misses gum shoes, Men's boots, of e*ery size and quality, Ladies' de do do isses, lioys, youths and ii.fants' shoe.-. which %ill be sold cheap by JS SCIIIL\MM A C*. dec BERTHAllomaance e«a- an4 Lily or, tie Parsonage of Beeeh (len, a by Elixebet^ s Cmtth jack revived and for le at CORSE'S, Nov 2. '54. C10FFEE Ac.—20 bags prime Rio coffee, 30 do dried apples and peaebfli Also rice, cotton yarn, carpet chain, Ac., now*la store and for saleat low :.i,ces by at»rll 22, '54. T. L. AC. B. PARSONS Continental Rxchnnge. EXCHANGE on Paris, in snms suit, for sale |w march 28 GREEN, I iiOM AS A. CO. BY EXPRESS!! SPLENDID assortment Hate aad Cfcpe consisting of tbe following n akri», in «ilk, plusk and beaver: Hungarian, Ainerien. Kiupirv, Know-Nothings, Wide-A»akes. and Mexican hate Plush, S-nlette. (ilared. l,.th, Velvet, and FurCape. New style Fall Bonnets, in silk, satin, lawn andbralSj IX-laines new design*, For the Fall and Winter. Long and square ribavle, far sale low at HENRY H. SCOTT'S, Oct- 28, '54. Main St., Burlingtiyc Rnrrngea, La u na, Ac. "J AH PIE5CE8 barrag' in.' lawns, variouseotewr. lUUforMtafKiUwit: i, i. LAX april 17 FJ MAN A BRO., Cor.water A Jeff.streets EPITOME of Greek and Roman Mythology, wit explanitory NoU*. and a vocabulary by John vocabulary by John 8 -J IK Oovgif'ft,^ j&iSt© sfd. n'i *.?,• i