ocr: Mammoth i J i i ' J. & J. WALLS nA V E jusl received and are now op ning their ctlclmitrd II rati a LAIUiHlt, VllKAl'Kli, and assortment of WAKES, and Herds tin si t tr, than was ever before ollVred (Partic ulars next week ) i.ewitd.uri;. May I, 1n5 in Lut'iii coui.lv. ISTM LATEST FASHIONS. AMI all th' f'nttiiiiis fur Un yen is pa 'I, M iy be lomul at the Fjhion able 'J'jiloriti I'wnpniorit of JOHN J. Ml EE Elf. oil X.irlll Third slieet. All woik fha!l be insde in ihe bet ami ino-t nejt style, and if it d.ies not tit I'd jnv for the (Ju ds. All kinds ol M . t hiiiics.' Tiade and Cuunlty I'rodure received in (nvment. Lewi-tuna, May l, Iso'i Cheap and lleganl (moo(1$. 1 CI4VI S X t and .peh..ul have ju-t rer.J a larre a-s.irtiiiet.l ot -Sjiri.i find X'lmritfr as they liavn Iteen ptm h i-ed vith Cah, leid aM)red ihev can he o I at the lowe-t po-il: ai! .1 nee. i laviim a targe and


Lewisburg chronicle. [volume]

ocr: HtNaY c. hicicok; . a ttouxi;yJt L.)n 1 nu Isll'tTT If!t..n n .J OFFICE on Sei-tiod S!.,; c by L. IS. Zbrh.t 5

place_of_publication: Lewisburg, Pa.

publisher: H.C. Hickok


ocr: The Mammoth Store! L & J. WALLS ITTA VE juat received and are now opening at J their eeiebrkied Head Qliai IvTw, a LAkGEk, CHEAPER, and BETTER assortment of DS, WARES, and Verchatoilize thib was ever before off. red in Union County. (I'articula-v next week ) Lewisburg, May 1, 1853 LATEST FASHICr.S, AXD at! the Fault ion fur ten yrar pa.f, May I found at the Fashion able Tailoring Empniumof JOHN g. MILLER; on North Third ateet. All work shall be made tn the best and most heal style, and iT it does bat fit I'll pay for tha Go..da. All kinds of Mechanics' Trade and Country Produce received in payment Lewishurg, May 1, 1853


ocr: ; ; daacovered. 'Thev can't Keen Knnaa witlumt itv" Expensnca of mora than sixteen year. iMsaaalnwaaaf the tact that Mrrchani'a ce abratad Sarglng Oil, ar Oat., veraai Family Eruurocaiioo, wtU sura atom saaaa, aad aa. Imv. alt sack aa - - Spavins Sweenev, Ringbone, Wiwf PoC Evil, Callous, 'Cracked Heela, Galla of ail; kinds. Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruiaaw. Fias tuLv, Sit fast. Raji.l Cracka. Btraina, Lainsuaaav" FoundereI Feet, Scratchea or Oreaaa, Maaure," Rheumatism, Bites of Aniraaia, External Pea eons. Painful Jiervova Affection. Froei Bitesv" Boils Corns, Whitlows, xturna and Bralrie' Chillblains, Chapped Hands, Cra-rijraa, Csa tractiona of tl:e Jluaclew. Swollinga, Waakneaa' nf tl, .Tninta. f.A-erl RreaVata. aVes aSB. aSC The nDparaTalad succss. ef this Oil, In tha aura ef t. In Horses and Cauls, and seen ia uaaa i i awak, at. daily becomma mora known to tba fannies aoaaSaaaaw It can haniiy ba cre-lited. aarept by traaa. who haa BawSt in the hatxt of ksspir.r it in uu ir aiatuaa anl knisa. whal avast amount of pain. surTvrv f aaal urns, ara aavaal fey Ifca rrmeiy apohrauon of this Oil. rm MiT Ka ,ura th. nam. of die soss pinrvhiar, 6B0MB. W. MKKCLLANT. Lncsp of tha bmi'a, and m his ha.alwniuu ever iaa eoi AU orders addrsassd tha proprnwo arill fee rasponlaq to, - Cat a PamphV. of tba A net. And saa what aeeompiiaaje.1 by ihe use of tbw madicirsa. . A Sold by raapaetabl. caalara faiaaraiiy, to vaa wrns taus and Canada. Also Sf le V 9.4att:. i.vis!jri I K XaJ . BdV'.i, i V.. Ml loo; n ia..r buaburyi' M A M'Cay. r.'orth.7mb IJ Pott.r !t M Mnx Bells'r.rte; I Martin. Will-aw-ec--,. . IvWcawat A'fi'.s .- F k ett Co Phiiad.; M Ward ak Ca' Xew Ya k , Wm Jataaon Pittabora l3SliniJet - ' ' -- - " i nf


ocr: iro:j. No. 1 English Iron and No. 1 Center County Loo, eflsrsd fer ale pn, at as e Ik. I Bud aad Hoop lna, t par lb. Oval 3( d. I lions Shorn Ban 4 do HOval Si mo Nail Kods ti do (er fti pwr tea, faraa awm lis iat cdlBaretrt khxds.) . avtag IM, a Bar Ik. tBSarXsw),(jetslk, CaO at mi BlacJtsaajth eboa oa North Third atteet. . A. AMMON8. Lewisburg, Beft. 17, 101


ocr: I seneril einck. we think it u-eie-a to enmceiate "' I'"- but would politely invite car old cu.lo ner and a inanv ne.v one as will give us a c !i I i The Mammoth Store! It J. & J; WALLS HAVE juel received and are now op. nine at ib.ir ceh-hnord II pad Qunrloro. LARGER, CHEAPER, and SETTER asaortment of &DDDSi . . WARES, and llcrcfiaadizc. . . r than was ever before otTrred in Union county. (Partii ular next week j - LewiaLurg, May 1, 1852 LATEST FASHIONS, .. , . lis all the Fasln'on for ten year prist, May t'e found at the Fashion able Tailorinx Empxium of JOHN B. MILLER, oil Aorta 1 bird stiee AM work shall be made in the bet and mo-t neal iljl:-, and if it does not 111 I'll pay for the Goods. All kinds ol Mechanic 'l iade and Country Pioduce received in pavment. Lewi-I.urg. May 1. 1S52 Cheap and Elegaiit Goods, J HI AYCS & CO. have just rccJ a large and plemlid a-aortment of Sprin" and Slimmer Guilds a l'iey have been puiLhaed with Cash, leel aesured Ihey can be soil at the roeTt po-rihle advanre. . ilavirs a larue and ''' 11 "un e our Kh k. a? we f.il cnChirt lhat i w, ra ,u i kind of Good to the lt advan- I .,., il,. urcha.e. J. II CO aaSlNfe


ocr: IMPORTANT . . TO TII - Ftraer, Farrier t SUge rroprif f tt- .... GEO. w: 3IERCHAXTS , CELEBRATED GAEGLING OU? , BarABiXBL,B u ibb auT.as ot aaaactaa t As tha moot ramartaMa Extsaruai Applicahoa rs-s-i discoverad. "They riaa't Keep Um .aithoct it" brarrMaee of aaore thaa aUteea vasra aa aei' se-aj lha fae that Marcmuua Calatraiart -.tn m, re arsei Fauuiv Kiiinrnrataal. wad etana-aaw. a.-i P-e bee. ail each aa .. i-,-.;. i.. t Bparina. Swaenay. BinclDa, Tr.m:C.. r-'Jf Evil, Calloue. CrackaU Hewls CrU rvf .!, kinds, Fraab VToaDt-ss. Spnina. Bruraaak. Tia . fula. Sitiest, Sand Cracka, Straxna. Lai .t .e1 younderatl Feet. SenUhaa or Grrjeja, il' K Bheumatiain. Rtaaol AnimaU. Exiea-ai lut . aoua. Paiuiua, Nerrooa Adecvieua. t.-w bit.', Boila. Corva.' Whitlowa. JJnn.a and Cluillilair Cbayipaxi Hanaia. Gatijv. t-- baanioiia of tha MuacLia. Sweliing - ef tha Jaduta, Caked, .keaatv t- i& a The BBparanalerJ sacesss of rata Oil. ia tha e.i aasaa at lioraas aad Canto, and ear! ' : v aaiiy Dacun-niar mara know aa th wrasiiaj er. "a. v. i k can hardly be craduad. aarapa a thaw a -e --. hv lb. kattra a" k-aapaof as Uaan aualsa. aa.1 -f . - k-- ! mac iaa-Bail M paaa. rfsra aad iwaa, aw s... Ih. niaij apphcaaluw t iKaa OU. - - - .' Bar Ba arfra ih earn ( tha sola ptv.yaeaatB-r. Ci a. El W. MKRCKAVr.- Iekpon. K . - 1 .fa -i m ml ISa a.svaa, and m kw aanalwrnir r Ova f -. Allardaraatlliiaul iba aeaatiaiat wiftk. -" naisiaalad urn s -.at. " Cm a Pa-T-rhfcr. of tha Axanl. aaad ee. w-- "", ia PatTrpI oprauaall awtnai i aaa aa leas aaa faraaa J 11 B !.: -...bai. : !.r!in:JrCaai.iKiiK-;t Si. - '. ; M iVaa. IT art., aw bl: P --f.t . .-- -alUfaarWO. I.M" ia. Viiar--r. -i . i ' .'sts e A)rmUi T Kktt tfc.O- ' -' ' -. yVoka Wal- ' ' - AIZORZr Jy T .,v.


ocr: "An ounce of Prevention worth a pound of Cure," in that awful disease, CONSUMPTION ! DR. FITCH'S Lectures on the Preven tion and Cure of Conmmption. This popular work for sale in Let ishur by S. F. r,ytiddll J. Houghton and al this olllce. Priac, 75 ceaCa


ocr: IRON. No. 1 English Iron nd No. 1 Center County I on, oflcred for sale Tyre, at 3 eeuts per lb. Band and Hoop Iron, 3 per lb. Oral :V. da Horse Sl.ae Lars 4 do Oral Zyt do Nail Kods 4 do (or $T5 per ton, for an amrtmentorilifTer..nt kin-l.) Sprin? St.I,;;ets r lb. Country SU-el.CU eLp.-rlh. ('all at my Blacksmith shop on North ThirJ street. A. A MM OAS. LewUhurg. 8epl. 17, 1851 HENRY C. HICKOK, .1 TT0RXFA' A T LA W, Lewisburg, Union County, Penn'a. OFFICE on Second St., lately occupied by L. B. Christ. Cs?.


ocr: "An ounce of Prevention a pound of Cure," in that awful diseate, CONSUMPTION DR. FITCH'S Leclures on the Preven tion and Cure of Consumption. This popular work for tale by 8. F. Ljndn.ll J. Houghton 'and thia efllcti. Pilct, 75 cent. . -


ocr: Tm acknAwledfrd ani xtranHinarr rorative mwr of thM wonderful invutiini ti now an ren ' rllj known and their tales and irritation through ,f. aut th ithule country ao xten.iTt, that it wmiLI era twnecMMrjr to urie their meriti furthor. But onielatflcircuniKta'nct karc occurred which ren-lei it a matter of rintv to the public not to t- aliiirther silent, for while ihe ephemeral noatrunii of me dy mra trumpeted by cnlumm through the Treti and wallowed by quartfl and (rations bj the afflicted, and arc found jutt good fai noUting, Chr-atfe's Gakaok and flapnf lie Cnrft'-rrs, have leen qnietlr woikinir their mar among the toat intelligent and rw.(eetatle rlrmjiei. and are conttantly achieving cure in an aUmunrr train of iaeatca, which have for aea battled nil the aid of medieiue and all the resources of Science, Thae diieaaea are called INEUVOUS C03IM.AIXTS, and is theae ditMtee medicine ii of no a rail wtit ver. It never iIkm .good and it often doe harm, ftrrups, F.xtracta, Ulmt, Baltamt, r hira, F.ttor, fillt, rowdera and Potion of every kind are alike vrorthleaa. for they weaken the Titai energies of the already proatrated aatem. while under the strenj;. sl ewing:, hfe-giving. vitalising influence of tiah a!iim. a applied by this beautilnruiscovery, the ehuted itatient and weakene! ttitfVrvr is restored to torrurr nea 1th, strength, elasticity and vigor. Theae remarks relate to such ilte:ie as NKI'. fmj.ia. nr dolor kix, bi.ov urns, iAI,. TITATION of the IIKART, H'F.KNKSS. nnd nil FklM ALB WSOKDUtS, such as M KVlll S HK-W. AVHR, LASSITUDE and ItKSl'ONHKNC V, which are onlr other namea for Norma lrranc-fnetit ; KPILEI'TIC KITS and CONVULSIONS, which are Bow known to result fmm a non-etjtr' hrnm of r lectnc inllucnce ; N ICR VOL'S TRhMuHS, Dpi K NKiiSi, which ia nearly always caused by torpidity of the Auditory Series, and can always petfeuy txnred by Galvanism, when tlie organ is not duatrovad , V SPKPSIA, In its worst forms ; FALSV and V.KU A LYSIS, uniformly caused br a dtrfciencr of Nercu influence; CHKOMO KHr.LMAHSM, TORPID) TV of the LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE, SU tJfilSH Tilt CLLATION, SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS. DKKIclKNrr of NKRVOl'S and PH.SKAL LN tKGV, and all those distressing cittnjilamu ren.t inr from a lERANGh.VlL. f of the NUtYUl'S VSTEM. In the ahove prevalent and terrible class of dia aies Nervous Complaints are much more nunier ua than ia generally imagined cnBisTnrs galvanic itbatites, Ara mn Abaolaia and Hoaltlve fffierlfic The BELT ia used when the body or system jrene Tally is ailected ; the NECKLACE for com plain ts of the Throat, aa Asthma and Bronchitis, and of the Head ; and the BR At f LETS (or nil disorders of tlie arms or limits, aa Khoumatitm, l'aly. Tremors ntd i4atnod.c ailections. Tnee articles are simi lv ap Iied aa directed with Uie M A(,N KTK' I-LI ID winch jf-compamea them, and when faithfully used they NLVtR. FAIL ! sT The creat pertiliarity and eacellence of the GALVANIC CI K VTiVKS consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by mtttrvrd mpplicaturn, in place of the usual method of Drugging ar.d rhysickm(r the patient till eihanned nature sinks hopelessly nnder the infliction. tittiin fie arAflir rytt'm. rqutU-f thr circulation of the Weod, pr mete the tcrrtitmt, inngmau the entire ettergie, and C merer in the slightest harm under any rirrumt'ancet. Since their introduction in the United States, onlv three years since, mure than 75,000 PERSONS including all ages, clase and condition, amon? arhom were a larpe number of Ladies, who are pecu liarly subject to N errors Complaints, have been Entirely and Permanently Cored, rhen all hope of relief had been riven wp. and every thine else been tried in vain ! The benchcial results swltH h have uniformly attended their ne is confi dently staled to be without a parallel in the annal of Medical Science, i lerrymeu. lawyers, and even physicians; ladies of the hichett standing; ditin 4jruished persons holdinir elevate1 otfiri;! stations ; smerchants. manufacturers, and mechanic: the j-ior na tae nca alike ; mien wtmie iamiii-, umoitcr all claeaes. ranks and conditions, haveeqnnliy ! re viipaanls. and have equally acknowlc1ird the won alrousasd often unexpected benefits w hich they have thus received. aT Let it be known and remembered that the only Katiiral liestnratire for the Nern-s it (ialvanism, and that in all Nervous Disease we should "Throw Physic to the Dogs." To illustrate the use of the GAI-VA IC BELT, smppose the eae of a person afflicted w ith that bane of ciriliution, I SI'EPSi A. or any other ( hronic or Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cae. stimulants are taken, which, by their action on the nerves and anuscles of the stomach, afford temporary relief, but which leave the patient in a lower state, and with injured faculties, alter the action thus excited hna leased. Now compare this with the cAVct result inc from the application of the ;LVAM' BELT. tt r wt icfti -ntf-rrr, m in die "t t nip torn of an attack, and simply tie the 6-lt rounit the Jiody. using the Magnetic Kluid as directed. In a ehcrt perwia the insensible perspiration w ill act on the element vt the Belt, cauing a


ocr: SECOND ARRIVAL OF titter gioottft "VTOW on hand, embracing a large and complete assortment, on the most faro- r.blc term- liea.c call on li. ladings & Co. Lcniiluie. Dtc. 1, lf3.


ocr: . 'fLrt Jnnimirli A IlC iTluIUIIlOill :It-spA-tst i J.&J.AVALLS , Ate airain receivea at uieir new X 1 otore a lull supply ol FALL AND WINTER G00DS, GROCERIES. Qneenware, Hardware, Ke. f!nil ftrU . Fh. ami --iri-rvthina- Tomiirr-I mercantile establishment all of which oifured on lhe usual cheap and term ' J Very thankful for pan favors, we ask for continuance of the public patronage. J. it Ja WALLS. -IU if rW.rdaCjffS-EaW


ocr: "An ounce of Prevention a pound of Cure," in that awful disease, CONSUMPTION DR. FITCH'S Lectures on the Preven tion and Cure of Consumption. This popular work for sale in Lewisburg by S. F. Lyndall J. H ouch, Jon and at this office. Trite, 76 cent j


ocr: jiiCmm2.-. . ps n I Ki n n n laaaa bin U $2,000 worth CABINET T70R Mia and FURNITURE to MtUr at ttta) bug I" ai.d .pleiid'd NEW BIIICK WAUEROOM of F. A. DonachTt n JVoeTiS Fourth Mtrret, near BlmsV Etttt, where ia kept constantly oa bead or faftttaaMw at tt abortoM awica. ail kaJ. oi QouscljclieJTurniturt embracing Secreurie. ; PlaiB, Fancy ani Draaaiaf BUREAUS. of every variety ; Hit Tree. ; 8ofa.i Oil nlaaw, at.hofany CI aire ; V bamma ; Center. CaaA Pwr, Urewttof , Vinina awl Hrcaklaw Octican, Grecian, t'mocb. Hieh and Caaaaiaa iJrDotraD.Q, of every Tarieiv. from $o0u do la Si l aaa STANIia, 4 el e. All work warranted to be weB made, axrd aaM the niuat leaaooahle ierma. Caah, Counuy fruduca and Lomkar raaaaeadj exchange. F. A. EtMCACBY. LewiaUirg. Dee. 23, 1851


ocr: IMPORTANT TO TUB Farmer, Tarrier A Stage rraarlttat. GEO. W. MERCHANTS CELEBRATED GAEGLIN0 OIL rajiuu.aLa. ia m Biai.av m aaaieim. Aj ttta xoaat remaxkable ExUroai Afpiiaariea mwm cuoovered. "Itey can't, Keep House without it Eipenene. of mora Jiaa aureaai veava awe Miaaiaaaaa) lb. lael that M.rrluui:. CmWiail Uarf :m UU, er CaV vaiaa. Faow.. LM.ucinaia.ii, wu m.rm laaMi raaia, aw4 iw ll. aji awea am Spavins, Swcexiev, Eirrbore, 'Winc!ca2a. PoB vil. Ciiii'U, "CnvieJ Heeia. CaLa af aal kinds. Freaa Wouixia. Spraiua. Bnuaaa. Urn mix, itiaat, Saul Crack.. Stmna, 1 iniaaaaa. Foundered Feet. Scratctea or Graaae, Maxtf Bhecnuitiau. Kite of Auimala. External Pea eoiia. i'ii-ful Nervous Acuotis. Fiva. Biiaa. Boiis. Corns. Vlu-Jowa. Burns and SealaH. Chiilblaici, Ckspped Eiaia, Crarripe, tracuoi:s of tie MuaUe. bwtulir.ga. w aaj of the Jouiu. CajmJ UntXM, c t ac . Tha tmrraraMeJ aucraaa of Una Oil, ia rt. ewaf aa aa is Hora.. ana Cam.. Kid Seaaaa teaV a. eailv becoiriHia twor. Known lo Ui. tariw liaawaf. Ii caa ham y b. cre.liil, aarept b? ua. ww. haa waBB la iha tiaiJK taanu u u, nan aiatuM aal anaaea, wkaa saaat uwuui oi ui. auSri.u aiu uaaa,aiaaaM aa tba um apf.urai.Me oi th:a CA. ST Ka .ilia Ui. najna a ao'a ptnprieie. C.OS0S W. MEKCHANT, Uttpor.. N V., w Wv- ia uaa sat ml ihB iMKiic, and in fit. biuulwruui .eat tbe eera. AU wterv aodnaatJ ih. prefjiewa wiii ka preempt laatiooaci i aiai a P.m-tT-et of iSa Arew. end eaa wast wnn aaw aa accomptonwl k 4b. . ul ihia Biilcue- So.i L ia:iu,a daaca ao.ar. to caa. CaaM esiea ai4 Cu la Auas i j . .T.irtLk i. .i.j i;; 1 ble er. B.rlir; 1 FCaal ... Mi!l..p; H Ma-.r Ho.waryx M A VCv.. Noe-h-..bf-i. ft..a; H-Mm. !!el!rf .me: T. -lu iai.-P', Xe y .v j Wiw j v . r. t J t-s 1y ts!.o..i !- .- H E iSi n Y C. HICKOK, j??'jzxi:r at L.iirm i 0 (rwCUfifd


ocr: lot Salt. . . . . .. j 'PHAT lirge mid desirable property on X "ip corner of Mttrket and U'a:er Sh., wcli siiuntcd for a residence, lor bu-tun !-.-;, or lor a residence and place of business. There is a Ure liRR'K I louse contain inf; 4 Inre rooms on the first floor, 6 bed rooms on the second floor, and two lar;;e finished rooms on (lie third. A Kitchen and WrsIiIiousp adjoins, and it has also a large, cement Cistern, a Pump and Well of Hood witter, and all the necessary out buildings. For lerms &c. apply to Gno.F.Vii.i.ri? S. Ii. DAVIS. Lewislmrn, Sept. 23, 1859


ocr: Valuable Real Estate AT PRIVATE SALE. "S TTII.L I -olil at Prile Sale Ibe propert- oi ihel aluii I'radlii Company enn i.(ini: ..I l'f; nJ roniinodioud UWCLI. ISC. IIOI .-E witb fTOi;B ROOM attached, on ilia public rua l h adllif Iroin LewUburK to S. Im-5'oire. u"r lh rnnutli of Turtle t'reik a.o a lift,e W AKKHOL'Si; ai'uaird at the nmuih of raid Cn-ik, with auOicieul 1. V.M) aitai hpcl for a Coal, Pla-irr, and Lumber Yard. Aiwi llie lulluariiiK n ma propeitjr : 1 Canal Boat, 1 Foot Boat, 1 Horse, and a lot of Hinges, Boll, &c all of which will be sold low. For rrins of apply to either of tba ub crilKvg. or to M. H. TwstiiT, residing u tbe premise. JOHN ULWUV, ) AI-FUKl) KXKASS, C Director. MICH AKL UROWX.i Valuable Property AT PRIVATE SALE. TT II. I. be sold at l'rivate Sale the following I j valuable aud desirable properties and frutlJing I''1" xituaifd iu the Itoro' of l.eftisliuig, (aiiiu Co, I'a, Ik louring to the estate of Isis sil l I'lic k, Uec'd : So. 1. liwt lull lit of ground .jtuated on tbc irt.,-r t-f t licrry aiU-y, IronlniR vnnatf-r .i-t IU! .kiltli-iiH ti1nrv fnimc Tavern with ki!lt- n fltUctu'd, also a. new Frain. 1 a-OL. S:al,ie. ". V;. Iy 6 !tfl, with (.asiia? llou.-e.,"i .ui1 ly 'l f.Ht aurirtifj. a H'omI Hf,UM! ari'l ttbT out ui'ilii... a ufr lajlii: Well uf Water, atuul Jit) fin ynuiift Kruil Tr., Ac, Ac. No . a lot on the coner of Cherry Alley f mlwf YYaUT !lnt. M'ofct 51 tvU and ':. "r . ii'itiiiijr t. low vaw mm k on the .niue- jyy, ? hMiit' l;ivvr, vli'ri-ou la t-nctU two Two si,jrv tar;;itite iium8- io $, lot tmtiting on Water Street, nest 01 -t. nut rutmiii to MbUfroiark iu tt.e u..qu hantia i;i,:r. .N I tot fr.'ii'ing on Water S! reel, west 1 1i-1. aixt ruuiiin; t.i hv Hater mark iu the tl!-iiif. una r a ii T. a huiidiute lot fruntingon Water Street, avt f.i 2 i, .-t t,v in J.-i-th to a l.S 6-et public ailcy, ad


ocr: "An ounce of Prevention worth a pound of Cure," in thai awful disease. ONSUMPTION I DR. FITCH'S Lecture on the Preven tion and Cure ot Consumption. This popular work for sale ia Lewisbtim by S. F. Lyndall J. Houghton and al this office. Pries, 7$ cents


ocr: "An ounce of Prevention a pound of Cure' in that awful iiitate. consur.iPTion DR. FITCH'S Lectures on tbe Preven tion and Cure of Contumplion. This popular work Tor sale in by S. F. Lyndall J. Houghton and this office. Price, 76 cent


ocr: The Mammoth Store A1 REMOVED AND ENLARGED, J. & J. WALLS RE now opening at their Xw Rrlf'k Store (one deor below their Old stand) on Market street, the Largest, Best, most General Slack of ever opened in Central Pennsylvania ! We can not (if we bad lime) enumerate the pile upoo pile and heaps upon heaps of DllY GOODS, GROCERIES, Queonsware, Hardware, Ac. now opened and displayed in the lightest and most convenient Storeroom in Town. "Seeing is believing," therefore eirll and see, and you will be waited on by most attentive salesmen. Grateful for past liberal patronage, we respect- I fully a-k for its continuance ; and wiin enlarged accommodation, we shall endeavor to merit an extension of patronage.- Qj-GRAIN and Produce bcVgbt as mua. Lewirburg, Oct. 10, 1951


ocr: Removal ! Removal AND GREAT ATTRACTION ! THE subscriber, having removed into beautiful, airy, and convenient ROOM, would inform their customer, and public that Ihey are now opening and will be aonte lime lo come, a r . . , i c. , LXteilSlVe ailQ Well SflPCtCd SlOCK As our stock is very large, and comprise more than i generally kept in Country we find it useless lo enumerate articles CALL AXD SEE, and that loo in a (being very liiM) where Goods must stiow qua irres, and where you will be nailed niron attentive salesman, who will spare no pun please ; and a tire Room alone i Well worth visit, for few if any can be Superior in merit or beauty. i. ii ii us . co. Lewisburg, Sept; 8


ocr: H. GERHART, Snrgeou Dentist, AT bta Residence, on Firrt St.. s few doors f eu'.h of the Presbyterian Churcb. . IEWISBVSO. 399


ocr: "An ounce of Prevention a pound of Cure, in that awful diieate. CONSUMPTION DR. FITCH'S Lectures on the Preven tion and Cure or Conmmption. This popular work for sale inLevrisbur- by S. F. Lyndall J. Hough ton and thii office. Price, 75 cents


ocr: The Mammoth REMOVED AND ENLARGED. J. & J. WALLS ARE now opening at their Xcw J Store (one door below their Old Hi Market street, the Largest, Best, most General Stock G3(D(DDS ever opened in Central Pennsylvania ! We can not (il we bad lime) enumerate tbe piles upon piles and heaps upon heaps uf DRY GOODS, liliOCEUIES, 2uerii.it.Tare, Hardware, .c. now opened and displayed in the lightest and most convenient Storeroom in Town. Seeing is lulici iii!;," therefore call ar.d see, and you will lie waned on by mo-t attentive salesmen. Cratcfui for past liberal patronage, we respect fully a k lor its continuance ; and with enlarged accommodations, we shall eudeavor lo merit an extrnsion of '1ronat;e. (fj (K.M.'N and I'rodtire bought as usual. Lewi-bur, Oct. 10, IS.il


ocr: Removal ! Removal AND GREAT ATTRACTICK : THE suhscriiiers, hav ing removed into beautiful, airy, and convenient NEW ROOM, wouM inform their customers and public tbat they are now opening and will be time lo come, Extensive and Well Selected Stock GfiO0DS. As our stock is very large, and comprise mnch than is generally kept in Country we fold il iis -les. to enumerate artii les but CALL AXD SEE, and that too in a room very light) where Good must show ities, and where you will be waited upon by Salesman, who will spare no puns to please ; and as the Room alone is w. M worth a visit, for few if any can be superior in arrange nient or beauty. J. II AT ICS & CO.


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ocr: BULL'S HEAD HOTEL, AJiJJlinbutg, Union county, I'tnn'a. R ESl'ECTFLLLY iutorms the citizens of Union county. and the public in general j llul he has leaed the ahoe ftnnd, for many I I years occupied by his Father, and is tw pre I parrd to aecoiiimodate friends and the tiaveling community in a manner acceptable to all. The lllll SE is large and roomy, well arran crd in ull il departments. and every care will be taken to render hi guests coinlorlahle and nappy His TABLE will always be furnished with the choicest delicr.ries of tbe season, and the best the market can afford. I he BAR will at all times be attended by careful persons, and none but the cry best of liipiors will be kept. His STABLES are ample and convenient, aud the OdTLEliS punctual and attentive. Iu t-hort. he pledges himself to endeavor to give per enil sati.-faciion to all, and hopes by sliicl attention to business to merit aud receive a litiernl share of pairnnave Miinmburg. June 10 lS.'O '


ocr: I . i I i The Mammoth Store! J. & J. WALLS HAVE jusl received and are now opening at Ibeir celebrated Head Quarter), a LARGER, CHEAPER, and BETIER assortment of (B(D(DD0, WAKES, and Merchandize than was ever before ourred in Union county. (Particulars neit week.) Lewiaburg, May 1, 1853 LATEST FASHIONS. all the Fasliiont for ten ymr jtast, May be found at the Fashion able Tailoring Emporium of JOHN B. MILLER, on 'orth Third street All work shall he made in the be and moat neat style, and if it doe not fil I'll pay for the Good. All kinds of Mechanic' Trade and Country Produce received in pfivment. Lewisburg, Muy I, l)ai Cheap and Elegant Goods T II 4 YES it CO. have iust reed a large and splendid assortment of Spring and Summer Goods as they have been pnrcnaaeu with Cash, feel assured Ihey can be oM at the lowett possible advance. Having a large and general stock, wa think it uncles to enumerate article, but would politely invite our old custo mer and a many new one as will give us a call to examine our stork, aa we feel confident that we can sell all kinds nf Goods to the best advan


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ocr: , ( I j I . ! l 1 i , j( Ilin;1i i,all,s j, yon.l calculation, ; wn,.n tie ,clut-dv is o eay to uhtaiu thi ! fun.i ! AEMITAGES 4t J. &. T.WALLS HAVE just recfWed nd ute n"W oi-nin at their celeWnted llCail QtliirlT1, . llllilult, CHKAVKli, ami UETiHK OMoituieut of (DOS, . WAKES, and llcrch an tUzc than w ever l-efore otkred in Union (1'wth'trlan next week.) Lmi.-I.uig, J.ay 1, I.wJ LATEST FASHIONS, ISP all the Fashion for tin ymr jiust, M iy be found at the Fa.-bio3-able Tailoring f'.iirpiium of JOHN li. M1LLEII, on ?iorth Third stice!. All work staff I'C made in ihc bc.-t and iimt.1 nejl style, and if it doe not fit I'll pay Urr the ftn.nl. All kiuds ot Mechanic' Tiadu uuJ Country Prmlure received in payment. Lewi-burg, May 1. 1S"i2 Cheap and Meganl Goods JIMi nS it CO. hae just ree.l a lare and splendid a's irlmeiit of Spring Summer Cndsa they hnvc been wilh Cash, lei I asu'ii.J ll.ey ran be M at lon-est nossilile aJv.inee. llaiinz a Urge general st.Kk, we think it u-el.-s to j atlirles, but would putilely invite our oiu nil is aiKl as many new one as win :ie ui ; ,,, rsumtne our t.M k. a e lvl eonQ.lent i w. can II all kind -f UjoJ to the lst I lage to the purchaser. J. II &. CO i . p-ppt many jiais' lo.-e iiive-lii;aliiii . experimcnl.-. ihe I'aleiiteu take a,urB ,,, ,,,;mins ! . ,t lnc llUe loin the plihliu thai he -I' n-otectiiiff i.e ; j.n,,, anJ ,r..rriy from ihed-.-suu live i 'cnee uf LIGHTNING. 1 he . ,. Village and fount, v I lo annually, thru' thu en.ss inrli-em e if


ocr: "An ounce of Prevention a pound of Cure," in thai awful dittate, CONSUr.lPTIOtl DR. FITCH'S Lectures on the tion and Cure of CbntUntfioii. Tills drlpdlar work for sale in Lewisburj by S. P. Ly ndall J. Houghton and ibis office. Pike, 75 cents


ocr: The 3Iammotli Store ?7 REMOVED AND ENLARGED. J. & J WALLS VRE now opening at their eW Brlt'U Store (one door below their Old Stand) on Market street, the Largest, iscsr, most ornt-mi otok of (DOS ever opened in Central Pennsylvania ! We can not (it we had lime) enumerate the pile npon ptles and heaps upon heaps of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ojiecmwarr, Hardware, Jtc now opened end displayed in the lightest and most convenient Storeroom in Town. Seeing is believing" therelore call and see, and you will be waited on by most attentive salesmen. Grateful for past liberal patronage, we respect fully ak for its continuance ; and with enlarged accommodations, we shall endeavor to meiit an extension of patronage. fj-GRAlN and Produce bought as usual. LewUburg, Oct. 10, 1851


ocr: Removal ! Removal ! AND GREAT ATTRACTION! THE subscribers, having removed into their beautiful, airy, and convenient NEW ROOM, would inform their customers and the public that they are now opening and will be for some time to come, a Very Extensive and Well Selected Stock of 600DSt As our stock is very large, and comprise much more than is generally kept in Country Stores, we Cnd it aseles to enumerate articles but CALL AXD SEE, and that loo in a room (being very light) where Goods must show their qualities, and where you will be waited upon by attentive Salesman, wno will spare no pains 10 please ; and a the Room alone is well wortb a visit, for few if any can be superior in arranges ment or beauty. J. DATES & CO.


ocr: Bargains to be had! DESIROUS of reducing their stock, the eub setioers offer to sell DRY GOODS at greatln Uconrco Prices for Casl) or iJrobnce. Persona wishing to buy, will find it their interest to call aad examine our stock before buying elsewhere. JiEVlUS & REBER. Lewisburg, Dee 31, 1851 Opposition is the Life of Business ! NEW LIVEIIY AND EXCHANGE STABLE. The eabscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Lewisburg and the traveling commun ity generally, that he has opened a new Livery and Exchange Stable on FOURTH street half a square South of Market, and has provided a good lot of Horses, with entirely new good and fash ionable Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs, Ac. where all wishing anything in his tine may be accommod ated on tbe shortest notice and most reasonable terms. He will pay every attention to the wanta of bis customers, and hopes by so doing to snerit and receive a liberal share of public patronage. WILLIAM MOOKE. Lewrsborg, Dec 30, 1851


ocr: STew Goods. BARTON & CIIALFAXT have just received a fresh supply of GOOD S which they offer at lower price than can be purchased in town for ready pay. Goo J Coffee af 1 0 cts per pound Sugar 6i Delaines 12 eta per yard Prime prints 10 do Best heavy sheeting 9 eft By pieces. Also a Lot of Ready iBade Clothing, Ssck Overcoats, Dress Sack Coat. Pant. Vesls nd Shirts, which will be (old at reduced price: acyCall and See before purchasing else where Store, opposite Kline's Hottl.Df lewisburg, Sept. 34, 1851 not refused at the Office of tha Lewisburg Kjuoaiolc.


ocr: NEW GOODS! FUST icceived from the City of fj a full and choice assortment of BOOTS ANI) SHOES, comprising Men's, Ladies', Boys', Misses' Children's Boots, Shoes, ffuskins. Slippers, Sic. of every description. Also, every variety work in his line MADE TO ORDER, and kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange. Also on band a choice selection of and Common School 23OO&0, Sunday School Library Books, Hymn Bibles, Testaments, Portfolios, Monais, Blank Books, Paper, and all kinds of Thankful to my friends and customers, and the public generally for the liberal support here tofore received, I hope by strict attention to my business to merit and receive a continuance the same. JOHN HOUGHTON. Lewisburg, Nov. 1851


ocr: in n n n hi tszzu $2,000 worth CABINET FURNITUBJ IOR ale rA made to order at tbe large 1 and splendid NEW BRICK AVAUEROOM of F. A. Dtraachy", on jVorrt Fourth itreet .near Blahta ttottl, whare ia ke constantly a hand er furnrshed at; Ihe s hurl est ao'tce. all kinds of fjouseljolbitinuturt iT. bracing SvcretKrieti; Plain. Fancy and Piseaing BURKAUS. of every variety ; Hat Twe j Hofas ; OttCtftaef Mahogany Chairs; Wbatuota; Center, Card, Pier, Dreseiug, Dining and Breakfast Octican, Grecian. Krsocli. High and Cootmoa of every varieiv. from $54 dos to $3 ; Base STANDS, Slk Ae. All work warrauted to be well made, and soW On the moat reasonable Irrms. Cah. Country Prjduce aud Lumber" teeelvej exchange. . F. A. LONACHT. lewisburg. Dee 55. 1H51 To licaliih and ihe Ski:


ocr: Removal ! Removal ! AND GREAT ATTRACTION I THE subscribers, having removed into their beautifu, airy, and convenient KEV ROOM, would inform their customers and the public that they are now opening and will be lor some time to come, Very Extensive and Well Selected Stock of 6M As our stock is very Is Re, and comprises much more than is generally kept in Country Stores. we find It useless to eno-mera e articles but CALL ASD SEE, and that too in a room (being very light) where Goo. a mut show their q'la'itres, and where you will be waited upon by attentive Salesman, v. ho wll spire no p-tins to please ; and as the Room alon is well worth a visit, for few if any can be aa,-erior in arrange menl or beauty. J. II 4 YE CO. Lewisburg, Sept. 8


ocr: (ciirttirr.yJji'p. 8 III; subscribers hive ill!- day Ol t.red 1 C ipirlneitliip, un'erthe Finn of Fo transicli.iii ol lh i til eral .v I rsriv. lor I MGM'AN I'll. II Pusioejs, at the More-10001 -pio.-iie Klim's Washingion Hou-e. I II A FO-il Ki:. JDSKP1I P.TL'STIN. Lewisbutg, .'an. 13. 1S52


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ocr: lfimnin4ll Sinri! l.auuiiuu... - - J. & J. WALLS nAVE i'lxt reri-ied nd r now opening t ih.ir eelci.ri.wil 1 1 part Quarter, . . mu i lii'T'l'l'l lillAf . a . assortment of (DOS, . WAKEaS, and mltcrchmulizc than err l.rfofn otf.icd ID Union county, irnriB niara urii am LewLibuig. May 1. 1853 LATEST FASHIONS. 4KB all the Fashion for ten yeur juit, Mny b lound at llie Fihinn al'le Tailoring Einp.iiimn of JOHN P. MILLER, on North Thifd lieet. All work ahall be made in ihe best and mM ne.t style, and if it due not fl I'll pv for t!i .d. All kind of Mechanic' l iade and Country Produce teo ived in par menu Lrwiititirg. May 1, 1952 Cheap and Elegant Goods JEI Ai nS & tO. have just reed a large and splendid assortment nf Spring Summer Good a they have h-en jumhai-ed with Cafh, feci aanurrd Ihey cn be o I at ihe loe-l pouiMe advance. Mating a large ard general stock. e think it u-e!ea to enil'iioate article, hut would poiiicly invite our old cuto mcr and as ininy new one a mill give 114 a c II to riaiuine our-H.M-k, a e fed coi.fi lent lhat we can aril all kind of Uooda to the 11 advan- luge to the purehaarr. J. H A CO Hods. s


ocr: FOR SALE. THE aobaeribera hava on hand, an! keep eon Unlly for ale, FISn, SALT, PLASTER, of all kind, which ihey trill aril aa cheap aa can be bouehl elsewhere. All kind of taken at lha higheat price. CASH will be for Wheat taken Id at Wolfe' Mill or at 8uxehoue. GIBSON & FICHTHORN. Ltwwlurf , Dec 11, 1931


ocr: 2 rPHE undr-rsiirnr-d rontinu 1 KY LI SLYESS at t iirnr-d continues ihe Lll E- he Oid Stand, on North Third St., near Market, and rpspe'.lu!ly solicits the patronage oi hi fritiuJs aud the public penr-rally. CIIAliLKS F. IIKSS. lA.'w:s!).ir, TZ, 1850


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ocr: Mammoth Store! J. &. T.WALLS HAVE just received ana arc now opening at th. ir celebrnlrd lletld quarter, LAKUER, C UK At Eli, and JiETlEH asaoriment of (DOS, , , . WARES," ani Merchandize than was eeV before ouVied ill L'uiuo coanty. (Particular nest week.) iv . . u. . .l.-. 'articular nest week.) Lewubnrg, May 1, 1332 LATEST FASHIONS. A all tltr. Ftttliion for ten yea rt l"mt, May be found at the alile Tailoring Emporium of JOHN Ii. on Xonh Third street. work ehall be made in the beet and most style, and if it due not lit I'll pay tor the All kind ot AlrcuanicA i latte auu Produre received iu pavment. I.ewisburg, May 1 . 153 Vaf ATi. Cheap and Elegant Goods. JII 11 1'.S &. CO. have just rrcd a and ,,'lend.d ,.,,, of ..rfW Snmmrr fnxms as tney Doe tieea with Cash, let I assured they can be sold at lowest uoseiMe ailv.uire. lliiis a large f S""" . we tnii.ii . u-e,r . " '"" 1"7 " mere and s many new une aa (till give 11 a to examine our etork. s we feel confident we ean sell all kinds nf Uooda to ihe uet advan tage to Ike 'urch.ier. J. II. & CO


ocr: L. IDDINGS a CO. TTAT'E yust received from New York and JL Philadelphia a large ana attracuve as soriment of FALL AXD WIXTER GOODS, comprising every thing in the Dry Good and Fancy line lhat conld he desired by the Ladies or called for by the public in general. In t.i superior quality of their goods and the remar kably low price at which they are offered, they challenge comparison with all competitors in thrs region, and respectfully invite their Irieml and the community to demonstrate ibis fact for themselves by calling antl examining their stock. They have a full and cheap supply of UKUUEKI tic. HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, Oct 31, 1852. COAL, Ac.


ocr: "An ounce of Prevention worth a pound of Cure," in that awful disease, CONSUMPTION 1 DR. FITCH'S Lectures on the Preven tion and Cure of Consumption. This popular work for sale in Lewigburi by S. F. Lyndatl J. Houghton and al this office. Price, 75 cenis


ocr: the hew mum IS now carried on as usual, at the upper end of Market street, where every des cription of CASTINGS is kept oo hand or made to order such as The Complete, or Complete Improved Cooking Stores for either Coal or Wood and all other kinds of STOVES, also PLOUGHS of differ ent kinds Corn Ploughs, Cull Ploughs, and the Self-Sharpening Plough, a new article, and which ran not be be a' in Pennsylvania. Call and gee and judge for yourselves. CHRIST dc FRICK. Lewisburg. July 8, 1851


ocr: THE undersigned continues the LIVE ItY J1US1.YESS at the Old on North Third St., near Market, and respectfully solicits the patronage of friends and the public generally. CHARLK3 F. HESS. Lewisburg, May 22, 1850


ocr: fPHE subscribers offer the public, at J new Brick Foundry, the following and valuable Stoves r Iron Witch Air-Tight Cooking Stoves, a Brirk Oven. Lady Wsshington Psrlor Stove. Cast Iron Air-Tight Parlor Stove, for Wood 2 sizes. Coal Burner for Parlors 1 size, 12 inch cyl inder. Louis Air-Tight Cast Iron Parlor Stove sizes. Shield Air-Tight Parlor 8tove for Wood 2 sizes. Egg Stova the very best in uss for Stores, Unices, Barrooms, and snops. The celebrated Genesee Air-Tight Cook Stove The Complete Cook 2 sizes. Also, all kinds of Wood and Coal Stoves Ploughs Castings, Ac. fec. CHRIST & FRICK. Lewrsburp, Dec. 12, 1849. "An ounce of Prevention worth a pound of Cure," in that awful diseate. CONSUMPTION! DR. FITCH'S Lectures on the Preven tion and Cure of Consumption. This popular work for sale in by S. F. Lyndall J. Houghton and at this office. Price,, 75 centa.


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ocr: MOST KINDS OF PRINTING, ALCATLT a EIPEDITIOCSLT AT THE "CHRONICLE" OFFICE Lewisburc.


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ocr: I Mimes. THE subscribers offer ihe public, at new Brick Foundry, the following and valuttble Stoves : Iron Witch Air-Tight Cooking Stoves, a unit liven. Lady Washington Parlor Stove. Cast Iron Air- Tight Parlor Stove, for Wood 2 size.. Coal Burner for Parlors 1 aizs. 12 inch inder. Louia Air-Tight Cat Iron Parlor Stove sizes. Shield Air-Tight Parlor Stova for Wood sizes. Egg Stove the eery best in use for Offices, Barrooms, and Shops, The celebrated Genesee Air-Tight Cook The Complete Cook I sizes. Also, nil kinds of Wood and Coal Ploughs Castings. Arc. Sic. CHRIST & FRICK. Lewisburg, Dec. 12, 1849. "An ounce of Prevention a pound of Cure," in I that awful disease, CONSUMPTION DR. FITCH'S Lectures on the Preven tion and Cure ot-Contumptio. This popular work for tale in Lewisbur by S. F. Lyndall J. I loughtvn tjd at this office. Price. 76 ctntg


ocr: "An ounce of Prevention worth a pound of Cure," in that awful diseate, CONSUMPTION ! FR. FITCH'S Leettiresron the Preven- IJ lion and Cure of Consumption. This popular work for sale in Lewisbur by S. F. Lyndall J. Houghton and at this oflke. Price 1 76 cents


ocr: i ! L2ILTOIT 18 the place wher. Q. H. HERTZ saan ufactures and sella Carriages Buggies TEN PER CENT. LOWER han at any other shop is, this country, without exception. He has tin largest and best ataorlrurnt in all Central Pennsylvania, and is deterained to give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their custom. Call at Ihe corner of Walnut and Water street. I 'pper Milton. Feb 1 1. 1952 UEOIIGE II. HERTZ THE RAIL-ROAD h etntunt to iwiburir. and the Engitictrt are now riggiwf thfrnnetrtM from tup to lot tit DAVID MYERS' Cheap Clothing and Furnishing Store, .V,y3 ffUv Strqxd riut, at P. Xniut M .Vaurf, IOit there the citizens cf I.ewisburg and the surrounding country will find one ol Ihs bss ; selecteil slid larfirst stocks of " ever brought to Ibis cuuntiy, consisting io oit ! as fullos : i A large and extensive stork of Ready Mle ' t Tlothing tt all qualities and prices and of we i late.-t style. ! A large assort merit of Cloths, Ca-sinteres , Veslines, Tiiuimin s, Ac. A variety of fii and co:nnvh Shirt. CulTara, , 7" ""7""" - " "Al , Jlitkerchls, Lravats. H'-iery, liloves cir. I Ky drscrip'ioii o( Cbrthing ovule to ordrr iu lh neatest and most expeditious manner, i Come one and all brfoie purchasing anything ! ehwhere iu the shaiie of a garment, and you 1 u:n. L" . . . u iu HlTw 1 ... money by u.Miitf so. 1 ran dress you from ' 1 Tl- I II... A. ft A head to foot, for frmu one dollar up to fifty, and fl itter myself that I can suil all both in price and quality. Don't forget the place sign ot Striped Coat. I.ewisburg, April 13 FKKSI! AKK1VAL OF SPJilNG GOODS ! li i:str.n &. voim: ( the old sund of liliiiugs k Co.) have jast received a hand some assortment of Spring and Summer ttotsta ol all kinds and latest styles, which having been pcrrhased at onusuallv low rales we are tnabltd to olRr lo the public at BARGAINS. It would be almost iini; A'bie lo euuinerate ihe ! inauy ait.clus in the line of jii:v COOIJS. GUOCRUIRS, j IIAUIAVAUK, HV I'.KNSW A R K, i etc. which aie be found in enr well famished -loie, but we invite all conte am) see for lheuv stlves assuring them lha' tliey will get More (JoikIs fsir the sauie Money than at any other house ill lwUhurg. To ren dei tbrir eslablisbiiM nl welf worin a visit al all times, ihey will continue to receive as the rea-orv advance-, new invoices of seasonable (hioiIs lor Ladies and Urn'lt men's wear, so as lo be able al ,i(nr, ff(sr ,be ch,it.e j lbe yew yu(k I and I'htiadelphia mar els. J Having sdopti-d the motto, Qiirf Xilri end I Small Projitt. they hope lo receive a lilral share "I pulihe. psironai:. iJr'AII kinds of Conulre i i'KOl'l.'t K taken hi exrha.g? lor liooda. Lewishurg. Apiil "7. 1S5 NEW STORE KEEPERS NKWOOODS!


ocr: The Mammoth Store! ukava -rrtt, mm em &qi J. & J. WALLS HAVE just received and are now opening at their celebrated Head Qllrt rlSTX, WKIit", assortment of iJtii.Aft.ti, ana Ul.ltL.ti 0(005, WARES, and llcrch an dizc, than was ever before offered in Union county. (Particulars next week.) Lewislurg, May 1, 1861 LATEST FASHIONS, AKD all the Fashions fur ten years a.f, May be found at the Fa.liion- able Tailoring Emp "-i'lin of JOHN B. MILLER, on North Third atreet. All work ahall he made in the best and moot neii style, and if it does not fit I'll pay for the Go. da. All kind, nf Mechanics' Trade and Country Produce received in payment. Lewisburg, May 1, 1852


ocr: IIS Si S 1 1" nnn la a a laiuu Li iponp tn 2,000 worth CABINET FURNITURE IT'OR sal and made to order at the larg and splendid NEW BUICK WAREU00M of F. A. Donachy, on North Fourth street, near Stair's HoUi. where is kept constantly oo band or fur is had a the ahorteat notice, all kind of l)orx5tl)oliSnxntnxt mbracing Secretaries; Plain, Fancy and Vimmg BUREAUS. of every eariety ; Hat Tree ; ofa ; OttomaB, Mahogany Chaira ; Whatnota; Cenur, Card Pier, Lresaing, Dining and Breakfart Ocliaan, Grecian, French, High and Coouaaav of every variety, flora $20l down to 91 ; alaa SPAN US. dcc'&e. Ail work warranted to be wall made, ad aald on the most reaaonabl term. Ca'li, Counuy Produce and Lumbar raald in exchange. r. A- BONACHT. Lewisburg. Dec. 33, 1851 Tj Intatuh and th Sid- THJ. CLBATKD


ocr: Aci THE SUSQUEHANNA RAIL-ROAD t.U iide& to MlOIIoburg 1 1 AND lerminatitie for th present in tbe New il. Store oi I. II. Klk)Ml (RooiB lately occupied by AutU tr Mench) who ha nived in the first train wiih a large, well selected slot of iprinn (BnoH selected with great care aa to quality, etyU ant) price, in the city of Philadelphia. DRY GOODS. JMERICAX 6"OGZ.S wti.:h wl.l gir. betUr sti4ra than any at lbs onie price of either Znliab sfmaih any other name among them. Bleacbtd aad brown Drill. cjta, CottontdcS, Cottoa CaviifiasrA Check a, JIh&tj Ofnghamt. beflt fa-t colored Prists Cloths, Caa.iii.era, Case.natts, Tweedy Liniiiga, Tab: Wafers, Hodery of Iks most substantUl FRENCH GOODS-eMn French Ootb and Gasunrs, Iar(r assortment of English and French Lawns, aftuv liinhams, Lari-gea, B-nitias:nes, S.Ik Goods, Swiss and Kjgings, Jaconet. IhreaJ, Lien, Uomry, slid uerman Liivn, ia GROCERIES, Coffee, Tss, fliicea, oar. Molasses, Rlos, Chss, S. ap. Candles, Tobao.0, Sekar, to. IhrJunr, Quecusware, Cedzncaxe, Boots und Shoes, Huts, Paiasol. Brushes, Ur oros and other of Merch,ii,lize needed here, all ot which be sold at prues so l". as lo astonish pur C ire the new Merchant a fair trial ! LSl'iain and Pioduce of all kinds wanted ia and Ihe highest market prices paid. D. ti. lUaShL Mifflinburg, May 8. 1851


ocr: PIAO AGENCY, UAVIXH hren ippninted Agent fur the of Ihe celeAiratt'il I'ianoa, manufjctutej c.ko. rociiir, rhiiati., the undfratfinf d would be bapi'V (a supply en; ! citizens of (he Sutiuthanna roontiy who mav 1 deii,e "'""r"1 1- ' I imiiioeemenU. I wo ot these Inmrummts lately been introduce.! into Lewisburit. to 1 am happy tit lefer any one, 1 be rtanoa) are warranted, and if not satisfactory on trial year, they may be exchange)), frier reason able FRANCIS J. GESS!EK. I.ewUbora;. Feb 34. 18oS. 3 l if


ocr: Tm fcnnwI"TirM it"? mxtrtniinrw rvratiT powers of thtrie wunlei f'il inventHUi tm now to ft. rallT known ami their nlei nl vyalmtvm rkrrrrv ut the whoI ronnfry so e?rtTri, that h wuultl fNrm imnr?rc'tkry to urffe their mriti further. Rat one iMf cirrtirntanrM hc.eorwrTel which rm-lr-t it irat'erf tinty to tr pulilic not to t alt-r9U.ai ;lnt. for while the epoemerM rami of tt da ! trun.ireil hy column through tL Pr aait swaltnwctl hi ijMftrt ami gallons by taw aflUci!, and ar fotintf jut gwd or tkmg, f hrl'tlt's LslrztiH and ?lai:Drtk Carathci,


ocr: The Mammoth Store REMOVED AND ENLARGED. J. 4 J. WALLS VRE now opening at their XfW Itrlt'U More (one tieor below thtir Uld etaud) on Market street, the Largest, Best, most General Stock of Q3(0DS ever opened in Central Tennsylvanid ! We can not (if we baJ lime) enumerate the piles upon piles and heaps upon heaps of DllY GOODS, (iHOCEltlKS, Qucemware, Hardware, &.c. ooia ni-nrd and disolaved in Ihe lichlest and most convenient Storeroom in Town. "Seeing u bclicr'tnt;," therefore call and see, and jou will be waited on by mtt attentive salesmen. Oraieful for past liberal patronage, we respect full; a k for iu continuance ; anJ wiih enlarged accommodations, we shall endeavor to merit an extension of patronise. (CJ-URAIN and I'roduce bought as nsuaL


Des Moines courier.

ocr: A. MUDGE & CO. Dealers in Dry Cioodn, Groceries, Hardware, Queenswure^ Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, frc., $-c., OTTUMWA, IOWA,

place_of_publication: [Ottumwa] Iowa

publisher: Jos. H.D. Street & R.H. Warden


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB v kX'^Q Pamphlets, Br iik Deeds, IHortgagc*, STUV.KT BROTHERS, THOMAS PING, JOHN BAKER, P.M. SAM. T. CAI.DWSLL, F. G. MCCMNTICK, JOHN L. STREET, H. IVIKKPATRICK, LEVI JENKINS. DUNI.AP & FISH, B. F. A NDEItSON, STREET* BALR, SAMUEL J. WABDEW, A. C. Foan, i L. W. CAVI-E*, (laud-bills Circulars, Lnbtii, MLtTICKETS.COITY GRuEHS kl DO.NI: ON Tin: S»IIKTI ST NOTICE AT THIS OFFICE. I) U K AGENTS: The following persons are duly authorized to act as agents lor the Courier: Agency City. Ashland. lowaville. 4 Dahl onega. I Kirkville. Ftn. Spring. EddyviUe. Oskaloosa. Albia. Sidney. The Black List. The following persons have "left for parts unknown," and are indebted to us for subscription in the amounts set op posite their names: Dr. Isaac Phascal, $1 00 o n a v i s N o 2 7 0 0 J. II. McReynolds, 7 00 John Roberts, 4 00 )liver Galbreath, Esq, 2 00 John Dunn, 3 50 I I I o w 7 00 Richard Bmk, 7 00 Now if it is their intention to be hon est, they can send us the amounts due, and we will acknowledge the receipt of it as publicly as we have made the an nouncement of their indebtedness and departure to other parts. Every nmn who leaves this pail of the country without paying us will have his name inserted in a conspicuous


ocr: W1IOLKSALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS Drng3, lHebtciiiee, Ctjcmifals, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, DRUGGIST'S GLASS W A KG, liurlington, Iowa. OCT" Also Dealer in Books atid Stationery, Surgical and Dental Instruments. Teeth, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass a great variety of KANC* AKTICLUI Sporting and Fishing Tackle. A^ent for Dupont s Gunpowder also, for Smiths Machine Cards a bupplv ol which, will bekepton liand. ivlarcli 1,'5J.


ocr: CLEGHORN & HARRISON, wholesale GUOCCKS AND u£.\Ltj|^ IM O U E KEOKUK. IOWA. ALSO—'Constantly on hand all kinds ol Liquors, Glusswa e. Staple Itard W ire, Queens ware. Cotton 1 «m and Carpet Wurji, Cotton Batting, Sole and Upper J,eathir, and tnuny othtr art ices too numerous to mention. Country uerchaHls and others our city will find it to tbeir interest to give us a call. 2in. tHb, 185*


ocr: Fruit Trees I "LARGE LOT of choice fruit three and lour years growth, tor at tlie OITI MWA Nuasutv. SAMUKL COMKi. FaWuery^th, 18M.tf


ocr: District Judgeship. WILMAM II. SEEVERS, of Ma haska county, through the earnest snliei- tati»n tf e use of Canilnlat foj Diftricl Jndije. of numerous friends throughout this Judicial District, has consented to his nirne as an Independent


ocr: Prairie Suite t'oolviug S O V E S *TH1E SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the above named stove, as tlie best cook ing stove ever brought into Iowa. This tove n»ed only be seen to recomm°nd itself to the good judgment of persons wishing to buy a neat, durable and economical sto.-e. Flic plates are of such a construction an 1 thickness tliat I am willing to warrant the •same to last ten years iu constant us*. 1 'iave given it a thorough trial in every res [tect, an I. can say, that in soiling most of tlie approved patterns mule iu the westera country, I have not told a stove thit has given as universal salUfactiJU as the l\ai rie Stat3. Should any one w'uli, before purclntsing, to mak* inquiry of those having the stove in use. 1 would refer them to any of the following nain DSBOUJ: V. W Coifi.i* Wm. Ca'.er, A. flirl in b. H. Mic P. S. Farmer^ Johu Maikmst James Grey, John lieauti, 5t- M. LaagsJo Jacob AiLn* -AI.SO:-. Four eizae of Cincinnati Victory Premi um Cooking Stoves, which I will sell FOR CASH, lower than the same article can be bought at Keokuk and brought hsr uY AM) i-ATlsFV YOUK.Sk.LF. ALSO—A superior article of Lard Lamps and Tin Churns, that a.e cheaper atid mjre durable than any others in use. LardCaus oi superior quality, Sucking Bottles. Urass Kettles, ir lues lor iitove fipe, I N W A E Of E very Description, Stove Pipe, Stove Blac king, Eve Troughin®, «Jcc. Particular atleution paid the Joli Work, of all kinds, in our l'uv. E. WASIIBCRN. Qttuaawa, January 6MI, l8T2.m3


ocr: I DO not consider tliat it is my duty to run after a man to pay his note or a|fr count when it is due. 1 now give uolwe to all interested, that after their notes or accounts have been due a reasonable length of time and not paid, they muv expect ID find them iu the bauds of a proper otiiefcr lor collection. E. WASHBURN* Ottumwa, Feb. 5th, 1852.-tf.


ocr: FOR FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. W. H. HENDKRKON, of Johnson co. JOHN P. FIN LEY, of Davis co. WILLIAM A. \Y All KEN, of Jackson co. PRESIDENT, Gen. Winlield Scott. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.


ocr: The Scott Club, WILL MEET NEXT SATURDAY EVENING, AT EARLY CANDLE LIGHTING. A full attendance of the Members is requested, as business of im portance will come before the meeting'


ocr: Dr. J. W. Ciarucr, DENTIST, of Burlington, Iowa, will remaiu at the ••Ottumwa House, for a short tiiue. Tho.e wishing bis ser^iait wiii please cuit as soon as convenient. June *J3d, 1852.


ocr: U S A Y U Y 22. FOR PRESIDENT, Gen. Winficld Scott FOR VICE PRESIDENT, William A. Graham, ROTL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. W 11. HENDKHSON, of Johnson co. JOSEPH H. STREET, of Wapello co PLIPHALET PRICE, of Clajtoaco. Whig State Ticket. For Secretary of State, J. W. JENKINS, of JacksortOfc Auditor of State, 18DURY B. PORTER, of Henry co. Treasurer of State, 1s®OSEA B. HORN, of Davii*»» FOR CONGRESS, PHILIP VIELE, oj Let ft.


ocr: WHO W W I S AN QUEZON, Oi{ CALIFORNIA OUTFIT? Yoke of Oxen with Yokes, Chains, itc. 1 light Ox Wagon, nearly new 1 Poney built Mare, 4 years old. For vale by low. by J. D. DEVTN. Ottumwa, March 17th. w3. 1


ocr: MEDICAL NOTICE. T1HE UNDERSIGNED takes thismeth J_ od of informing the citizens of Ottum *a and vicinity that ho has located himself jjtrmanently and will practice in all the va rious brancher of medicine. He solicits a 'share of public patronage, and hopes by bis long experience to give entire satisfac tion to those Jwho may employ him. By unremitting study and attention to this great science he hopes to render himself useful to the community in which h* *e •Itfes. Office at the Drug Store. A. D. V. IIUEVAL, M. D. Ottumwa, March 4, 1802.tf


ocr: 9&R PRESIDENT, Gen. Winlield Scott. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHABL FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. W. H. HENDERSON,of Johnson co. JOHN P. FlNLEY, of Davis co. WILLIAM A. WARREN of Jackson co.


ocr: V-1 •Bu ruttfinr.tt** MILLARD I IIJJIOHr,. Subject to the ilocision of tin- National Convention. Wlrtg State Ticket. FOR rRv.PinrxriAi. ELECTORS, •THOMAS W. CLAGKTT, of I*e co. W. H. HKNJ)ER80N,of Johnson co. JOSKPH H.l). STREET, of Wapello co. ELil'HALET PK1CE, of Clajton co. For Seer clary of State* ,$*' W. JENKINS, of JacksM-#0i lor Auditor of State, IURY B. PORTER, of lie**? co. For Treasurer of State, "IIOSEA B. HORN, of Davis co.


ocr: W. A. Ttronft»*oWj Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and SOLiC 1TOR IN A N CER^f Ottumwa, Iowa. WOULD v respectfully inform the cHr.' z 'lis of Wapello and the surround ing counties that he will punctualy attend to ail professional business intrusted to hia care. Ottumwa, Dec. 14th, 1849.


ocr: ISthip HEREBY GIVEN that the partner existing between Anson Fordaiw' A. John Anderson was mutually dissolvijtv on the 29th day of October, A. n. 1852. ANSON EORD. 5 A. JOHN ANDERSON. Chariton Point, Dec. 6th, 18j'J 3mpi fci


ocr: $£jliu# at Rcduced Price* FOR CASH I! ^I^HE subscribers having made a change in their business, are off their stock of Goods, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Hoots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Jionncls, Clothing, tyc. %-c. at very REDl CED PRICES^for CAM, to close the concern. Those who want to buy great bargains for cash, will please call while they are go ing. Those who are still indebted to us will, we presume, call and pay their accounts witiuut delav. Sept. 4th, 1651. now Bellini WHITE Si HAMMOND.


ocr: O U S E i S I N O IK IV A liiil IT1ENTAL. PAINTER, Otluinwa, Iowa. May 9th, 1»51.—yl


ocr: Dealcre in Dry Good*, Groceries, Hardware, Queenswwre, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, i Bonnets, tyc., 4'c-» OTTL'M ff'A, IOWM. 1


ocr: JOHN BURNS. W. c. nE^.loEN BURNS k COMMISSION to FORWARDING Merchants, Dealers in Groceries, Boat Stores, and Produce. Levee, Keokuk, Iowa.


ocr: almana New Advertisements, C,II


ocr: DES MOINES OTT1TMWA, IOWA: ii i.iuM THURSDAY,: MARCH ron PKi:.SIDKNTi MILL AH FILOIORE, Subject to tbe decision of the National Convention. .Jl'liig Stale Ticket.. fcfOH PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CI.AGGETT. of e co. W. H. HENDERSON.of Johnson co. JOS-Erii 11. D. STUEKT. of Wapello^o. EL1PHALET PRICE, of Clajtoh Mr. EDITOR:—Please announce me ne an Independent candidate, for the of fice of School Fund CommisMomfy *i the ensuing April election. A U for Secretary of State, B* -fv^V. JENKINS, of Jackson For Auditor of Slate, ASBURY 11. PORTER, of lor Treasurer of S^ate, HOSE A B. HORN, of Davis eii* William h. server* i liiiIn»Achm UistricUudgcsmp, or liaska county, through the earnest Candidate foj District Judge. Subject to I lie Decision ot" the People. tation of numerous friends throughout this Judicial District, has consented to the use of his name as an Independent 14&.&-


ocr: WXCtOS undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of this and tfii adjoining counties- that he has common el tha Wag on Making ISuriuess in all its various bran ches, and hoje.s that, by strict attention to business and by making reasonable Charges lor his work, to merit and receive a liberal share of public jmtrbnage. He lias determined to work for those per .'ons living on the north side, of the river enough lower to pay th-'ir ferriage, if they choose to give him their work. Repairing done on the shortest possible notice. His 6hop is on the Dunn farm, am ths south side of the Des Moines River/ BIOM. AUi.IT, Dec. 18th. 1851—tf. v


ocr: ~E. E. GAY, WHOI.F.SALK A N RETAIL DEALER I V •«%». •"». PAIN 1 S, D\ E-S 1 l* FS, Diuresis'T'S ULASS WARE, Burlington, Iowa, (JOT Also Dealer in Books and Stationary, Surgical and Dental Instruments. Teeth,4 Gold and Tin Foil, Perfuin-ry, Window Gli.ss a gnat variety of FANCY AUTICLE* Sporting and Fishing Tuekle. Agent for Dupont's Gunpowder also, for Smith's Machine Curds a supply of which, wdl be keptoa hand. March 1/60.


ocr: NEWTirmt SADDLE 4* HARNESS MAKING. THE undersigned, having purchased the entire stock of James Bastou, solicit the patronage of the citi zens of Wapelloand the adjoining counties, as they liave on hand a great variety of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Collars, Carriage anil Wagon whips, &c. All persons wish ing tojpurchase any of the above mention ed articles, and especially those fitting out for California or Oregon, will do well to^ give them a call. Tliair slock U warranted*' to be of the best quality, having been por4 chased at an easier* market. Hides and Skius received in exchange for work. D. E. HALL. Ojfumvva, Di^c. 18th, 1851— ly.


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: I O W A I Y WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 1852. mum- rOR MKSIDF.NT OF THE IJIITF.ri STATFS, A N K I N I E E OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. »0* VICE PRESIDENT, W I I A K I N O OF ALABAMA. IENTIAL ELECTORS. lORGE It/^WILLIMS, of Lee, FLETCHER, of Muscatine, WM.E.

place_of_publication: Iowa City, Iowa

publisher: V.P. Van Antwerp & Thomas Hughes


Des Moines courier.

ocr: E E A Y WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Drngs, iIUbicine3, (Chemicals, ©ils. PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS. DKUGGIST'S GLASS WARP* liurlington, Iowa. CT5" Also Dealerin Books andStationery, Surgical and Dental Instruments. Teeth, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Gluss a great variety of FABCY ARTICLES Sporting and Fishing Tackle. Agent for Dupont's Gunpowder also, for Smith's Machine Cards a supply of which, will be kept on hand. March 1,'50.


ocr: I Dealerii in Dry UOOIIM Groceries, Hardware, Qutirwware, liools, Shoes, Hats, Cap*, Bonnet*, 4«c., 4*c., OTTUMWA,IOWA.


ocr: WARRANTED Burlington Centre Draft O W liJIY $• PARKINSON CJ IORNER of Main and Valley streets, Burlington, are now manufacturing the above named Plow, suitable for one horse up to prairie braking purposes, which tl»ey» offer to the public at as cheap rates as a similar article can be purchased else whore, which they warrant as a self scourer,and as good as any iu use. Their location at this city willenable them conveniently to make good any guaranty or warrant they may make to their customers. They have open ed an extensive establishment, with a view to permanency, and hope to receive a era! patronage. Persons desirous of a good article are respectfully requested to give them a call, and examine the Plows which they now offer to the farmers of Io wa and Illinois. Mr. Parkinson has been engaged i'i the manufacture of Plows far 20 years past, and flatters himself thai lie capable oi understanding what a good arti cle is, and what would be economical satisfactory to persons using the same. WARDEN & LEIOHTON, Jigents for Ottumwa, Jowa,


ocr: I tt Prairie Stale Ouukiiig S O V E S rjlHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale be X. above named stove, as the best conk ing stove ever brought into Iowa. This stove need only be seen to recommend itself to the good judgment of persons wishing to buy a m-at, durable and economical stove. The plates are of such a construction an 1 thickness tliat am willing to warrant th» same to last ten years in constant use. I have given it a thorough trial in every res pect, UII 1, can say, that in selling most the approved patterns made in the western country, I have not sold a stove thit has given as universal satisfaction as the Prai rie State. Should any one wish, before purchasing, to make inquiry of those having the stove in use, I would refer them to any of thi following nam -d persons: V. W. Coffin, Wm. Baker, P. S. Farmer, A. Harlan, Jobu Mat kins, D. II. Michael, James Grey, M. Langsdorf, John Beach, Jacob Allen. A S O Four sizes of Cincinnati Victory Premi um Cooking Stoves, which I will sell FOR ASH, lower than the same article cut te bought at Keokuk and brought here: THY asu SATISFY YOUKSKLK. ALSO—A superior article of Lard Lamps und Tin Churns, that are cheaper and more durable than any others in use. Lard Cms ot superior quality, Sucking Bottles. Bra.-8 kettles, Flues for Stove Pipe, I W A E Of Every Detciuptiif^,] Stove Pipe, Stove Blacking, EveTroughinjr, tftc. Particular attention paid the Job Work, of all kinds, in our line. E. WASH BURN.2| Ottumwa, January 3th, 1852. m3


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: N E W O O S McConnell & Hess, WOULD inforn the citizens of Iowa City and Johnson county, that they are now opening in White's building, one door north of Gower Holt's, a good assortmeiit of READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, Also, a small lot of FURNITURE. "WW ifltwfid confining ourselves In rWSt- TICLE8, of which we will keep a STATE OF IOWA.) CKDAR OOOD uf the best quality, which we inleml disposing of on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS. CALL AND SEE. Iowa City, March 20th, 1852. NOTICE ISwill HEREBY GIVEN, to all persons, that I not be responsible for nor pay any debts or contracts that my wife may make or contract after this date, as she has left me and my house without any cause for so doing JESSE ASHBY. February 25th, lP52.-3t*42 LEGAITNOTICE. COl'STT. $ Adaiine M. Wells.) ei. Petition for Divorce. Henry R. Wells, TO HENRY WELLS. YOU aTe hereby notified that there is now on file in the office of the e'erk of the district court in and for said county of Cedar, a petition of Adaiine We Is, praying th»t the Ini~ of matrimony now evi-ting between yon and the saiil Adaiine Wells may be dissolved, for reasons set lorth in said petition, and that un less you appear and answer thereto on or before the firi-l day of the next term of said court, to be begun and holden at the court house in Tip ton, on the third Monday of April A D. 1652, a decree will be entered against you thereon


Des Moines courier.

ocr: June 6th, lb 51.ly H. H. Al Rlll, ti)l)oicsalc nub Iktail Druggist, AND DEALER IN Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, famishes, Due Stuff's, Perfumery, Window Glass, Druggist und Physician* s ffare, Patent Medicines, Pure I for Medicinal purposes, iS'C. Sign of the Big Mortar, A I N S 1 E E K E O K U K Orders from the Country attended promptly and packed with care.


ocr: Don't wait for the Crisis Of Pulmonary Disorders, before you at tack them with a remedy. Administer at that invaluable Expectorant. Dr. Ro Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Cancha Its firsi failure is yet unrecorded.— The pamphlet in the hands of agents ex tedat proves wht where oulyhio- Dwtlltrs in Bilious Regions can resist the tendency to disease the timely administration of "Smith's Ionic Syrup or Vegetable Febrifuge"—a already adopted by thousands of in the South and West, to ward off and Ague during the summer anl. months. The genuine may be had from JOHN PUMROY, Ottumwa. JOHN BEACH, Agency City,


ocr: mi*. 4R)R PRESIDENT. Gen. Winficld Scott. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, William A. Graham. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. W. H. HENDERSON,of Johnson co.x JOSEPH H. D. STREET, of Wapetlo co. ELIPHALET PRICE,of Clayton co. Whig State Ticket. For Secretary of Stote, J. W. JENKINS. Auditor oj State, ASBURY B. POR TER. Treasurer of State. IIOSEA B. HORN. For Congress, PHILIP V1ELE.


ocr: tTHOLMALE AND RSTAIL DEALKB W Orng3, medicines, C.jcmicula, PALM'S, DYE-S I'UFFS, DRUGGIST'S GLASS WARE* Burlington, Iowa« G£jF~ Also Dealer in Books and Stati^n^rr! Surgical and Dental Instruments, Teeth? Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Glass a great variety of fancy Sporting and Fishing Tackle. Agent for Dupont s Gunpowder also, fof Simm's Machine Cards a supply of will be kept oa hand. March I,'50.


ocr: 011 11ED. At Eddy ville, the 1st inst., of Flux, slGEORGE VENNOY, aged 24 years, months and 15 days. His Funeral Sermon wHl be preached pext Sabbath, in the Congregational Church by lie v. G. 11. Hitchcock, at 11 o'clock, A. M. Aug. 12 ill, 18,"2.


ocr: E I E I Y R. H. Warden M. W. Norvftk OTTIMWA, lOWAt U S A Y APRIL 15. FOR RI R:silEKT, KIILL4III) FILL1IORE, Subject to the (Incision of the National Convention. U liig State Ticket. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGGETT, of Lee co. W. H. HENDERSON, of Johnson co.' JOSEPH H.D. STREET, of Wapello co. SL1PHALET PRICE, of Clayton co. For Secretary of StcUe, fe». J. W. JENKINS, of Jackson For Auditor of State, ASBURY B. PORTER, of Henry* For Treasurer of State, HQSEA B. HORN, of Davie co.


ocr: /CP* FOK PRESIDENT, Gen. \V infield Scott, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. TOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOM, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee rd W. H. HENDERSON,of Johnson eo. JOSEPH 11. D. STREET, of Wapelloco. ELIP1IALKT I'UICE, ot Clinton c. •'M*,•


ocr: raitipiiiitH, 151'11k Deeds fflortgngM, A i & i S The following persons are duly to act as agents lor the Courier: Strket hot hems, A e n y i y Thomas I'INO, John BAKKK, P. M. Sam. T. Caldwell, F. G. McClintick, John L. Street, H. klKKPATRICK, Levi Jenkins, Dunlai* a Fmh, i B. F. Andkwsok, 1 C. C. Peters, Samuel J. Warout, A. C. Fohd, L. W. C.U'LE-% llaiid-bills Circtilui*, LabeU,, CmHITY 1 0 E 2 S 1H»NK OK THE SHORTEST NOTICt AT THIS OFFICE. O U A O E N S A»hland. •, towavilje. Dahloncgfc. Kirkville. Ftn.Spring. SddyviHe. Oskaloos^ Albia. Silney.


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ocr: BULL'S SARSAPARILLA. IT li put 1«1 In rnll qnurt m(tr™t»il tin. sin-n-tli nf SIX TIMKS w mil, pure lloiiiluWP Bftrfft ,*irilla nny [rt-pnmnon in Aiifrira. Vrwtt ont ,t,.ilar JK L«ltle.Kunilnr or six luttli s frr fire dollnrn. It I'ji.i K I! a well i-stiil,li-h, fart for year* jiMt, tlnV gftrsi,| .:ril!a. when pur.- un.l pri ori.* pr i-ir.l, wK* tWT 0)ily trai* pii»nc»»a i«-r all di.^'tist'!* from Mfr impun- Htntr- ,,t' th« Menl. the use of mereury, inloxi-*ti«« drinks, evil in yuth, bwri-nniBS, 4c. V\e lioliBJr «s»rt. tlint JHHX lll'i.l.S Fluid Extract of Snrsaparilla In th»*«»nlv fr» iiir:kti»n th» tln*t i* on -t.rivt!v i-'-ivutitir ij-l.-x, hh'I of unit'nrui htrt'ngthj_ TH* \-ur-h*~ 1 tkttert, WITHOUT NTAN! PRW, NM rT»*rv poituti. Ix'ing ij* fuhjert ii tbe iti nihil aC«J ita g«nuinenesa •noertaintd b«for« wta^1 »J(*» wrUiiio the *hrtut* ot other vftluablp mt'dfral roots, tojfethpr fornMng thr ojtf com pound, AIHI proaucin« TH« GIUATEST CC*ATIT« iif THE thrown vokLl'1 Tliu MeikU(| wkm tM •W*®* lo directions, WILL OtTKB WlTHOtfV FAXLl1 Scrofula or Kino'I JMI, fllMm, r" a: Sin, .MMitfi IAT Side m4 Sk'i JaMdha. JSfi T» WAMI of Ik* Ch* iteal,


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ocr: I the approved pattern- Miade in trie wester 1 have not i-oid a b^etiiat haj i given as universal satisfaction as the Prai rie State. durable than any cihers in us/. LardGai.* s stove need only be KC!:-'H to recommend itself of sucl a co iThoni,,^ "f "--I. construction an I to warrant thes thickue&s that I am willing nme t0 ]aRt years in cc yPars constant use. 1 i havt» given it a thorough trial in everv re*» pect, and., ran say, that iu seWn^ most of Should any one wish, before purchasing to make inquiry of those having the stevj ia use, I would refer them to any of th» following named persons: W. W. Coffin, Wm. Baker, P. S. Farmer, A. Harlan, John Mdtkins, D. H. Michael, James Grey, M. Langs dor f, John Beach, Jacob Albu. A S O SLJPeriorqaaliiy, uOKmg TOVES! RI^H£ A SUBSCRIBER offers for sale th« above nained stove, as the best cook ing stove ever brought into Iowi 'ihis i1® the good judgment of persons wishing to a,,feat dura'Me and economic A stove. I Four sizes of Cincinnati Victory pre ml urn Cooking Stoves, Which I will sell JR. CASH, at the following prices—whLh u lower than the samj article can be bought at Keokuk and brought here: Number 4 Victory Premium $20 00 ,li 50 16 90 10 50 Try AND SATISFY YOCU3ELF. ALSO—A superior article of Lard Lamps and Tin Churns, that art cheaper and mur* bucking Bottles. Brcus jvpttlaj, £jjues for Stove Pipe TIH-VAII, Every Description, Stove Pipe, Stove Blacking, Eve Troughii^s, tcc. Particular attention paid thi Job Work, of all kinds, in our line.


ocr: Saddle?, Bridles, Harney, Collars, Ca.il NEWJIRM. SADDL^ 4* HJk.VESS MAKIXG. Wfcpelloandthe ui^iniiigcounties, as they have on hand a variety of THE undersigned, having purchased the entire stoJc oi Janvs Eatton, solicit die p&t rename nf the c:.ti- of and Wa .J8i whips, &c. Ail persons wisa ing to purchase any of th^ above mention ed artic.ej, and especially those fitting out for California or Oregon, will do woli. to give the is a call. Their stock is warranted to be of the best quality, having been pur chased a an eastern market. Hides and Skins received in exchange for work. J. C. IVES Ac CO.


ocr: J. SKAHK \?-.i S o u s e PATTsTEll, Ottuiuwa, Iowa. May 9th, 1851.-n-«yl


ocr: ALL To Whom tliis may Con cern!!! persons indebted to the subscribers are hereby notified that their NOTES & ACCOUNTS must be paid by the 1st of January, 1852, or else we shall be compel led to trv wliat virtue there is in LAW. WHITE HAMMOND. Nov. 25th, 1851.6w


ocr: $500,000 In California Gold, All personR wishing to organize for a trip to Oregon in the coming spring, will please attend two mass meetings, the 1st one to beheld ai AGENCY CITY on the SECOND SATURDAY in Janua ry next, at the School House. The 2nd will be held at DAHLONEGA on ihe SECOND SATURDAY in Marclj. An address is expected frow DELAZON SMITH, Esq., at the meeting at Agency City. M. BRYSON & OTHERS.


ocr: Notice. ALL persons knowing themselves in debted to me are hereby notified that unless they pay up by the first of Novem ber, their notes and accounts will be pla ced in the hands of Justice Sinnamon, for collection, without respect to person, age VI sect. STEPHEN OSBORN Ottumwa, Sept, &th, la&l.ma


ocr: $6,000! Or the way to vmhv a Fortune In reasonable time. ALL young men of good character wish to possess themselves of acres of g*oJ tiluble land, iu a climate, will please call on the ed at Ashland, Wapelio county, Iowa, further particulars will be made The land will be furnished in Oregon. Dec. 35th 1851 C. W. SHAUG.


ocr: I -QUANTITY of good Oak and Wal nut Saw Logs, wanted by WHITE & HAMMOND Ottumwa, Sept. lGth, 1851.


ocr: LOOKJIEREI 8./DQLE HAHSESS MAA'ISG THE undersigned, having purcliased the entire stock of J. C. lves& Co., solicits tlie patroua^e ol the citi zens of Wapelloaud the adjoiuingcouutie^. as he has on hand a great variety of Saddles, Bridies, Harness, Collars, Carriage aud Wagon whips, &c. Ail persons wish ing to purchase any of the above -ntiou ed articles, ndespecially those lining out for California or Oregou. will do well to give hiin a call. His stocx is warranted to be ot the best quality, having Ueen pur chased at an eastern market. Hides and Skius received iu exchange for work. D. E. iiALj*. Ottumwa, Dec. 18th, 1801—ly.


ocr: Forwarding and CommissiIff E i A N S Water St.. Burliuttton, lavra. February. 2tjth, lbj2.bin


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ocr: "On Clinton Street, nuulli ndellie Si]tmro In a Irmue IIOIINO and nl« ivs llnre."* IOWA CITY DRUG TORE. Ofrposite Gower if Holt's. fKoWISKIDUK k BOWMAllj tUneeessors to Morseman if Trotrhrirfa?,} "II A V K I'ST HKCKIVKI) A LAltiU'l AND II Well selected ^loclc of Drills, Medicines, l»ye bluffs, Oils and l'uintt, lu({ether w itli eve rv urticle u.Miallv found in l)iu^ tnr which they will U w hiple.-ale or retnil us elisap Hs hiij house north of St. Louis. Also— HOOKS & STATIONER of ihe lie-1 iiuiilitr, Ink. black, bine and red 1'AIXT, V aroin, Mitf-Whitc w«nh lirushet AM1LY IRO0mHJH»-8uj»r, Coffee, Te«, Kice, Mola rs, Cbafish. Uid luck«ral. Dried L'eaches aud Apples, R^IIM, FIG* Almond* Oliw Vi ao#''


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ocr: 4.—NO. 12* OeToted to Politics, General IVewn, Mleratnre, AKricaltare, nccbauici, Edn«a(i«n, markets, ««., %TTUMWA, IOWA, THURSDAY, JANUARY j$ 1852, king for M* Ki«3. no be


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT, Gen. Winfield Scott. FOR VICE PRESIDENl^ WILLIAM A. GRAH AHi FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, TllOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Lee co. W. H. HENDERSON, of Johnson co. JDSEPH H. D. STREET, of Wapello cO, EL1PHALET PRICE,of Clayton co.


ocr: HURRAH $ HURRAH & "Thunder and Lightning! Whar y# goin "To WASHBURN'S Tin Shop, i» Ottumwa, to buv a Lightning Rod.-pi He's got lots of Stoves and Tin Warjjf left, foi sale CHE APT June 8th, 1852. she 1 Notice. Iharbouring HERRBY forewarn all persons froi|p or trading with, or trastin|' Elizabeth Waggoner on my account, as slip was bound to ine, some two years ago, uifc til should become of ag-* and whereaji on the aith day of April last she left residence, aud refuses to return, 1 therefore give this warning. PAUL SI PES. Wapello Co Towa, July 45th, 1852.40tt V EMONS AND LEMON SYRUP |i for sale by JOHN PUMROY.


ocr: DES MftlNFN fOtlRIFR E I E Y ft. H. Warden A J. W. Norrts. •TTIIttWA, IOWA: THURSDAY,SEPT O U A E N S The following persons are duly authorized %0 act as agents lor the Courier: STREET BROTHERS, Agency THOMAS PING, .... Ashland. JOHN BAKER, P. M. lowaville. SAM. T. CALDWELL, F. G. MCCLINTIOK, Dahlonega. Dr. JOHN C. JOIOMOB, J. HEDRICK, H. K IKK PATRICK KirkviU*. LEVI JENKINS, Ftn.Spring. DUNLAPAFISH, EddyviHe B. I?. ANDERSON, Y STREET BAER, OskalOOM. SAMI'ELJ. WARDS*, Albia. A. C. FOBD, 1 C.. I* W. C»ri«s. 1 S,Jne


ocr: v Pamphlets, Itl*iik Deed*, TOortfpigr*, iHtsu ON run nMoitTKsr AT THIS OFFICE O U A i E N 8 tH»following persons are duly authorised r.o uct as agents for the Courier: STloeT IlltOTHEJlS, RUOMA" PINO, JOHN RAKE: P. M. SAM. T. C%LDWELL, F. G. MCCLINTICK, JOHN L. STREET, ft. KIKKPATHICK, LEVI JENKINS, DUNLAP Fish, H. F. ANUEKSOJI, 0. C. PETERS, SAMUEL A. C. Konn, L. W. CAIM.K Agency City.. Ashland. lowuvitte* 4t ~Dahlonegs. Kirkvilltj. Ftn. Spring. Btldyvil'e. Oskaloos®. Alb'ia. J. WaILDEN, I Si luov'.'" IIaiid-ll||* Circulars. Labels. NOTICK


ocr: CASH, at Hh- f„llowm Prairie Stiitc Cooking S O V E S 7 MIE SI1 HSCUl'oER oflers for sale tl* hbove named stove, as the best cook ing stove ever brought into Iowa. This atove need only be seen to recommend itself to the good judgment of persons wishing to buy a neat, durable and economical stove. The plates are of such a construction au I thickness that 1 am willing to warrant the 1 8111,10 lo '8St teu h*V0 il ,hoB?uBll.«'i«l 'J!1'""1' can say, tlmt in selling most of the approved patterns made in the western to mak.* inquiry ot those having the stove following luiiiij persons: V. H. Cotfkn, Wm. Ba'er, P. S. Farmer,-- A. Hirlm, John Matkins, b. H. Miclwwl, Junie.s tiny, M. Langs- lirf, iM», Jacob A ljn. ".'v 4 LSO: four sizes of Pre mi. urn Cooking Stoves, whicli will sell „CiaciniiatiIVictory v„ lower than the same article cnii be bouahl i at Reekuk and brought TJ: V ivtorv I.W Premium dumber '1 .« i ii TKV AND KATt.-iFT 620 00 lt bi) 13 50 10 50 ... Stove Pipe, Stove Blacking, Eve Troughiirj Sic. Particular attention paid the Job Work, of all kinds, iu our line. E. WASHBUR2C Ottuniwa, January 6'h, 18^^. Notice. STATE OF IOWA, Distiict Court April H'ai-PKLLO cot'NTV, Term, 1852. yei*rs in constant us..'. 1 "«'.v rus. 1 TOCKSKLF. ALSO—A superior article of Lard Lamps and Tin Churns, that a e cheaper and more durable than any others i.i use. LurdCaus ot su^terior quality, Sucking Bottles. Biass I Flues for Stove Pip^, I N W A E Of Eoery Description, country, I have not fold a stove that has ^iveu as universal satisfaction as the P.ai- rie State. Should any one wish, before purchasing, in use. 1 would refer them to any ui th prices—whi-:h is'


ocr: E E A Y ^4 WHOM AI.F. AND KETML DK.ALER IS Dcngg, UlciiiciiicG, Cljcmicitis, PAINTS. DYE-STUl'tX toRUGGIS I'S GLASS \7A.kg, Burlington, Iowax OQr Also Desksr.1 B'^ofes and Instruments. 'in X*oil. Perfumery, k S'lruual Gold and Glass a Kr'-rtt variety of iwsrcY AKTICLKS Spoi' niivand Kisliiug Tackle. A'^tit for Du(K)iit's Guupowder also, Smith's Machine Cards a supply of


ocr: A PAPER that is'superior to any ever brought to this place also, medium and common article. Envel common article. 0p€S ,a^a,ld "BBWABDS OF MERIT," for schools, a nice and cheap articltj. Call POST OFFICE. Ottumwa, January 15th, 18&1. GOOD article of Ladies and Gen tleaeQi Carpe sacks at D. P. JN.SK0EP k CO. For Sale Cheap lor Cash! LfcTTER


ocr: Forwarding and Commission E A N S W®l®r Bsrtligtf, Itiysj' fehniary 36th, 1852.6m


ocr: .fa in in llakcr, 4TTOJIXEY AT LAW, I Ottumwa, Iowa. I Office in the South Room of Mr. Myers new frame building. Also, a Notary Public, and as such, will take the acknowledgement I of deeds and other instruments. He keeps qpns «ntly on bund Blank Deeds, Mortag ges,etc. December 7th, lb4VJ.


ocr: PLAIN AKD FANCY JOB ff PamplileU, lllortgagM lland-bilU Ki Bl'nk Deeds, sk Circulars, Labels IALL TICKETS. COMTY BSBEIS kl JQ UN THK SHORTEST NOT1CK JKT THIS OFFICE. O U A E N S following persons are duly authorized to act us agents for the Courier: STHEET BROTHERS, Agency City. THOMAH Ping, Ashland. JOHN BAKLH, P. If, lowanlle. SAM. T. CALinvfci.t, F. Q. MCCUXTXCK, Jews L. Street, H. KIKKPATBICK, Levi Jenkins, l^tn.Spring. Oo.ur.rM, |v .« ffadyvUle. B. F. AMIEBSOK, if "Pahlouega. *:i ftit irkville. 3 C. C. PETEBS, *. V-skalojp* SAMCKLJ. WAHDE*,- Albia A. C. FORD, L. W. Caplev, i" Sidney


ocr: D. F. Ci«t)lord A U I O N E E OTTI'MWA, IOWA. ILL attend to making sale of personal property or Reul Estate, at auction at any time, for a reasonable compensation. Me may betuuud in Ottumwa, unless abseut on business May 16th, 1851.


ocr: Celebrated Family Ointment. Mdd, Hiife, 't hurtmgh and the irrrntat tJltnuil JtewM I u v I I v n W u v a E a A I irmrfr um qvtillrtl in the mutate ot Mtdicint /iff iM» ytrr I"flummn!trru Di.wtvu*. Il i» uiiivrrsi.lly nrknow liMired lo 1h an infallible Tfmedv n every cas«* whenr*» has Uen faithfully applied on tin 'liltiiiiii syMrin, for promofinii Ile I'crspirntion, ano invaluable in nil diwaf-oof tho tlrsli. OhMiuntn Ulcers Did Sore*. I'ltillilaino, Sore Throat, (turns, Cut*, C'iitancou» Eruption*. Sore Nipple*, Sore Breast, of the F.ye, Airue in the Far", Rlieumalic I'nlnr, Cotitrncted 'orl«, I'ain in the Side, liack and other parts of the system, irfalc Head, Bruise*, Fresh Wounds, Piles, and every kind ol •ore containing tin- least particle of h.ilornmattoa, an permanently rured hv this great rem»dy. HEALING VIRTUES. It if a fart, authenticated here, n« well a* all over th* State, and indeed the whole western slates, that Sloan'i Medicines have obtained n wide spread celebrity, and re putation. to which they are justly entitled foytlteir "tooling rirlutf," and (wwrrp. We arc not anions those win) are prone to endorse every patent hiuiit.uu that comes nlonp, •Jld in tliis instance have delajed our endorsement until we linve iHrn a'ule to luake asstiraiicc douhly sure, not only by testing them jieruonally our-eivs, hut from the testi mony of a numerous jortion ti the community llvlnj iruuiK1 us.—j Illinois lllobe, April 13, l.^jtl.


ocr: S Horse & Cattle Medicine. No 111 U'P has Extra mltnary 'urfs, nil given *o t'nit ei'i&i til CVerv variotv aii'l si :e ol' or tliM 11 n I-O tJ rnsiti •mpid a uitr as Sloan's Oiflnual ntii! ondilnm finder. 'Vht Ointmrnl ie iftlv si: fitin» :ll otfmr lintmrtits inrt l-iiiiin'Mit." lor !ic curi' of l'r»"!li Woumln, lialli of nil KimU, :-pr iin*. limit*'!", ('nekfil Hw.-N, Ritiiglxinc. Winil itaiK 1VI1 I-vil, Callous. Sj aVMi?. S-wirncy, iMiila, filt fai-t. Ftrains. l.aiiKMii^K, iif• 1 (''.irks. Foundered Fitl, Scralclirt* or tircMM-, M.ihtif l)istr:iji(T. 1'hr CutidUiim I'vtrtUr will n iwoyi' ..il iiilliiiiiiuntion and fever, purity the lilotxi. Kvmca iImj demise the watet tnd sireiiL'tlieu every |i irl of the and lias proved* *Overei» i remedy lor llu- lollotvina ifScnsHi,: Founder. l*iiietn|ier. Hide Rouinl, 1ji»s of Appetite, In •rnril ^tr.'iiii!-., Yellow Water, Irllarim.ii.Di) of llic Kye*. Paii(.riie tVimi hard everriir-. nlso Blieinnaiisin, (coinmoul) called st'.l! coiiiplaiiitj wlii-li proves »o tUwl to many valu able hordes in iIiik ruunirv. It is also a safe nnd certair remedy for Coui-lid and Cold*, which peneratc «o man} fatal dUen.-c*. The.-e ri'in-die- nrr.er tpjurt, and altcat,t Ix tne dl reciiuiis are followed. For i'urilier |ianirular» and a mullilmU of Crrtyfa&et of Vmrm, gel Pamphltt* of apmts. W. B. SL0AAT, (Jraiut Depot. 40 hake St.. Cku-'t/f*, IB For Sale ?y J. Puuiroy and )V. Mcfttahan, Ottumwa J. Ii. Anderson, Eddyville John Uracil, Agency City A. Ji. Sparks, Fairfield Iiuchanan ii it'


ocr: JOHN W. ROSS, nAVING purchased the entire stock of Bridgman & Reed, and tak?n the store room on the hill, formerly occupied by Gamble u Bruce, next door to Geo. C. Anderson, will be happy to wtii on the old customers of B. & R., and all fathers who will favor him with a call. The stock embraces u general assortment Of DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, BONxNETS, HARDWARE, GRO CERIES, &e„ 4iC., all of r. hich wiil be sold as cheap as at any other houswt in the city,


ocr: Dealers in Dry Goodii Groceries, Hardware, Queenswartf Moots, Shoes, Hals, Caps, ,, Bonnets, $-c., 4"C-» OTTUM ff'A, IOWA.


ocr: E. E. GAY, •WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ©rage, XUebicines, Chctnicals, 8iU, FA 1 NTS, DYE-STUFFS, DRUGGIST'S GLASS WARE, Burlington, Iowa. CCT" Also Dealer in Books and Stationery, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Teetil, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Wiudow Glass a great variety of fancy A4iTiCL£«g Sporting and Fishing Tackle. Agent for Dupont's Gunpowder also, for Smith's Machine Cards a supply of whicljy


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ocr: WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13,1852. rem l*S91l«Xt W THE I-NITED STATIC, A N K I N I E I E OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. Von VICE PRESIDENT, W I I A K I N O ~kS OF ALABAMA. .V PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. GEORGE! IT. WILLIMS.of Lee, J. E. FLETCHEU, of Muscatine, WM. E. LEFFINGWELL, of Clinton, AUGUSTUS HALL, of Van Iferen.


ocr: For ilir Removal ami lVrmancnt Cure of NEKVOUS DISEASES, Ami of omp'iinl* which iPf* csitipfi hjr polled, 01 nnlio.tlsliy rtiiulitit^i of thf N i: n V Ol'S SYS K n a Thi* beuuhi'til n »tJ rmvcni^nt applirMi tu of tfit loritiui i»f \i,\ \NIMM an«l W i mrdu-inui disrovt* y of thr If NKVi iNt. liri ti I'ruii'XMn tMl hotj} anl the In.I'M Mtlc, tu l« tW mtotl Dr, HIUSTir'S (ilLVVMC BKLT un.l MAGNETIC FLUID, a nurd wilh tliu must pi'il.', uml ct-iluiu lueetM In of GKXKRAIi DRBII.ITT, StiflnetlicuHm the «renk«nitt txxt^, rItIiir tons to


ocr: I 'ft •rrnntinf tn Jtot ef CanmSI,. ta i»t. v a iint'iiiii'iis, (.'"tM or lti» hi-lr.-t t'. i.rl f. ill til (tin tuUru Ii«tr!rt ,,f I'. nli.vtn Another Scientific Wonder! GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! Or. J. S. HOUGHTON'S DIGESTIVE FLUID, OK, OANTIIIt .1114 Prepareil from IlICXNKT.nr Ihe fnirlh stnm neh of tho tlx. after directions of Haiki.v I,lP tnn, the great Physiological Chemist, by S jloriiiiToN', M. I)., I'hitadeliihia, I'a. Tfc is is a creat Natural remedy for inhuikstios, lIVSri.l'SIA, JAI'MlICK, LIVKK CnMPLAtJtT. (.'OS»TI tation. ami iu iiilitv, curnii.' after Nature's own method, by Nature's own Agent, Iho Castric .luicu. D' Half a teaspoonfullof Prrsix infused ill wa ter, will dige-t or dissolve Fire Founds of Hnnxt Ihef in altoii/ two hours, out of the stom ach. 1'KI'HIX is the chief element, or Great Di gestive I'rincipic of thetiastric Juice—the Sol vent of the Fowl, the Purififini/, I'resrrvint/, Stimulating und Agent of tho Stomach nml Into*. It is extracted from the Digestive Stom ach of the tlx, thus forming a Tai K DnuxTlvK rit'ili, precisely like the natural tJaslric in its chemical powers, nml furnishing a toU- W,ktk and luntKcT si iisriTi ri-: for it. SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! ItJ'Call on the Airent, and get. a descriptive circular, gratis, giving a lar^o amount of scirx Tinc kviiii.ni'k, from Jjiebig's Animal Chemis try Dr Combe's I'liysiologv of Digestion: Dr Pereira on FikhI nnd Diet f)r .lolm W Draper, of New Y'ork University I'rof Dun^lison's Physiology Prof Silliman, of Yale College Dr Carpenter's Physiology «tc, together with re ports of ciuui from all parts of the United NO ALCOHOL, BITTERS, Oil ACIDS! QTRemewbt this: Dr Hot i.ii?in*s Tpi-vsTf a great Nati iiai. ICi viinr, tree from ai.coiioi., niT


ocr: Notice. THE animal meeting of tl.e Trustees of the Stale University of Iowa, will tie he'd at the office of the Superintendent of Pub ic In struction, on Mondav thu 3d day of January, 1853, at 2 o'clock P. M. A. HART, Src'r. Iowa City, Dcc. 27th, 1653.-1 w.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: E. E. GAY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEB IJL^ •rngs, iUcbicincs, Cijemiwls, Glass (DiU, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, DRUGGIST'S GLASS WARE, Burlington, Iowa. 0ST Also Dealer in Books and Stationery, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Teeth, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window a great variety of KASIC* AUTICLES Sporting and Fishing Tackle. Agent for Dupout s Gunpowder also, for Smith's Machine Cards a supply of which,, will be kepton hand. March 1/50.


ocr: )ES MOINES COURIER. E I E V 1*WE W. ^OHIWS. OTTU1WA, IOWA: U S A Y I N O V 2 5 O U U A E N S The following persons are duly authorized to act as agents tor the Courier: STREET BX OTHERS, THOMAS PIKO, JOHN BAKER, P. 91. SAM. T. CALDWKIA, F. G. McCurmcK, Dr. JOHN C. JOHWSOV, J. EDRICK, H. KJHKPATBICK, LEVI JENKINS, DCNLAP FISH, I B, F. ANDERSON, STREET & BAER, SAMUEL J. WARDOK, L. C. FORD, 1 L. W. CAPLM, Agency City. A4slil«f«dl. lowaville. Dahlonqpt. Kirkville. Ftn. Spring. Eddyville. Oskalooea. Albia. Sidney. Wanted. Ai this office immediately from those who have promised it to us on Subscrip tion, flour, tallow, beef, corn, and last not least WOOD. We want WOOD NOW. If we take wood we want it in cold wea'h er. We beg that this matter he under •tood without any further notice. WALK. VP AND §ETTL% Those indebted to the late firm of STREET & WARDEN, for Job Work and


ocr: NOTICE. ALLCo.,are PERSONS indebted lo A. KTultge & requested to call aud PAY immediately, aud all notes aud accounts that are due will be placed in thj hands of James linger, (Justice,) to bj SUEU on after the 1st day of Jaiiuary next. lo not come in and say you would pay if we had told you we wanted it, but^ this be a sufficient notice that we want WEMEAS WHAT we SAV AND NO UIS- A. MUDGti W.


ocr: Blacksmitliing. ff^HE uudersigned still contin utg tiie Blacksinithiug busi ness at his old stand, North of Myers' Mill, and is prepared to do all kimls of work, in his line, on as good terms as it can be done anywhere else,and iua workman like manner. He is thankful for tlie very liberal pa tronage hitherto bestowed, and hopes to merit a continuance ui tlie same. STEPHEN 0SB0RN. Ottumwa, aug. 22.1, lbol.


ocr: JOHN HL'IINS. lltlCVS & COMMISSION \t. BrNTTGEN. fe FORWARDING i Merchants, jPlrfgr* in Groceries, Boat Store*, and **7 Produce. 'f-' levee, Keakuk, Iowa* June 6th, 1851.yy


ocr: Notice—Estray Horses. STRAYED from the premis-.'s of t!i: scribers ia Harrison tp. Mahaska 3 miles west of Kirkviile, two colts des cribed as follows: One bay horse colt, a yearling, a star in his forehead, and the ter N branded on his left shoulder. a bay mare colt, two years old, black and tail, and some white on one or more her feet. Any person finding said colts and ing them to the subscribers, or informing by letter directed to "Kirkviile, county,"sha 11 be liberally rewarded. JKSSE JNKWE1JL DAVID MOORB.


ocr: FOR PRESIDE**, Gen, Winfield Scott, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAIt, rou PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOMAS W. CLAGETT, of Leeeo. W. H. KNDKKSON. of Johnson co. JOHN P. FlNLEY,of Davis co. Jjl'iLLlAM A. WAilREN,of Jackson


ocr: LOOKJIEREl SADDLE 4- HARNESS MAKING. THE undersigned, having purchased the entire stock /t *i \of J. C. Ives & Co., solicits the patronage of the citi zens of Wapello and the adjoining counties, as he has ou hand a great variety of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Collars, Carriage and Wagon whips, &c. All persons wish ing to purchase any of the above mention ed articles, and especially those fitting out for California or Oregon, will do well to give him a call. His stock is warranted to be of the best quality, having been pur chased at an eastern market. Hides and Skins received in exchange for work. D. E. HALL.


ocr: Pamphlets Bl'skDeeds, flortgnKM, PLAIN AND FANCY JOB FBIKTIITBi. HH Hand-bills €irculaH| lALL TICKETS. EOBBTY ORDJRS kl DONK ON I IIK MIORTKST NOTICE AT Till** Ol'I'ICE.


ocr: fir. James L. Taylor TENDERS his services to the citizens of 0:tumwa and vicinity. Office at his residence on the South East corner of the Public hj the Carte: •"Eft*ism.- v


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB T'k Pamphlets, BrnkDecd* Hand-bill* Circulars, HALlTICKETS.CUUfllTY mm IE DONE ON THE PHOIUKKI NOTICB AT TII1S OFFICE.


ocr: "X May 11th, 1852. Dr. James li. Taylor TENDERS his services to the of 0:tumwa and vicinity. Office at his residence on the South corner of the Public Square, in the ?rty.


ocr: QUAULBS HT-NDUIE. UAILK S. FMQTK. BURLINGTON FOUNDRY. 11ENDRIE & FOOTE, STEAM Engine Builders, Manufactui- ers of Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Water Wheels, Horse Powers, Threshing Machines, Corn Shelters, and all kinds oi Iron and Brass Castings. We are uUo prepared to execute all kinds of Blacksmithing and Machine-shop work. P. S.—Printed catalogues of our patterns, Of any information desired, may be had by dressing a PfC-jMLid leUer to us at Bur Iowa. #ec. 95th 1851,


ocr: THE iff AKIi\€*. undersigned respectfully inforij|0 the citizens of this and the adjoining counties that he has commenced the Wag on Making Business in all its various bran ches, and hopes that, by strict attention to business and by making reasonable charges for his work, to merit and receive a UbeaU share of public patronage. He has determined to work for those eons living on the north side of the ri\ enough lower to pay their ferriage, if choose to give liiin their work. pf|» *5 Repairing done on the shortest possible notice. His shop is on the Dunn farm, on the south side of the Des Moines River. BENJ. WRIGHTJ*


ocr: Bealrts In Dry Goods Qrqceriti Hardware, Queenswaref n jloot Shoes, Hats, Caps, MI jiwets, 4-C., Sfc.,


ocr: Vaiuplilet8,|| Bl'nk Deeds •ortgafir*, PLAIN ATI) FANCY JOB Hand-bills Circulars, IftLiTICKETfCBIIITY ORDERS kl DON E ON Tf XIKlRiKST NoTICK AT TflS ^riCJE.


ocr: 7 JAMES S. WILLIAM* JaBVary 8tb, S-r Pruiric State Cooking S O V E S l 1MIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sate the above named stove, as the best cook ing stove ever brought into Iowa. This stove need only be seen to recommend itself to the good judgment of persons wishing to buy a neat, (Unable and economical stove. The plates are of such a construction and thickness that 1 am willing to warrant the same to last ten year^ iu constant usa. 1 have given it a thorough trial in every res pect, and, can say, that in selling most of the approved patterns nride in the western country, I have not sold a stove that has given as universal satisfaction as the Prai rie State. Should any one wish, before purchasing, to make inquiry of those having the stova in use, I would refer them to any of th* following named persons: W. W. Coffin, Wm. Baker, P. S. Farmer, A. Harlan, John Matkins, I. H. Michael, James Grey, M. Langsdorf, B«M4 Jacob AlWn. A S O Four 6izes of Cincinnati Victory Premi um Cooking Stoves, which I will sell FOR. CASH, at the following prices—which is lower tlianjlhe same article can be bought at Keokuk and brought hire: Number 4 Viciury premium 620 00 16 50 13 50 10 50 Tar AND SATISFY YOURSELF. ALSO—A superior article of Laid Lamps and Tin Churns, that are cheaper and more durable than any others in us.^.. Lard Cans of superior quality, Sicking Bottles. Bra** Kettles, Flues for Stove Pipe, I N -W A E Of Every Description, Store Pipe, Stove Blacking, Eve Troughing, flee. Particular attention paid tha Job Work, of all kinds, in our line. K. WASHBURN. Ottumwa, January 8th, 1852.n*3


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: compound, and producing BULL'S SARSAPARILU& IT Is put np In full quart tottlfi, "n'!,c"n.tfa°! the itreugth of £IX TIMKS much puiv lloudurM Btnapfcrilla any similar prt'j'W* 1 00 iu America. iTW# OB* dollar per bottle, or nix bottle* for fire Uoll»r«. It hM been & well established frrt for years pMt, UwM BanaptriUa, wheu puru aud propetly prepared, was Ui« only tra* panacea for all di.vnaes originating fTom »B Impure state of the blood, the uae of mercury, intoxi^tinf drinks, evil habit* in youth, bmrrenuess, kc. we boldly MWrt, that-lOHX BULL S Fluia Extract of Sarsaparilla ll the only preparation before the public, that Is OB utrictly wieutific prtnciples, and of uniform strength* The Sanaparilla is purchased without regard to P1"5*'*® ••ery pound, before being used, is subject to the stiicteet chemical testa, and itj genuineness ascertained before being used! Bull's Sarsaparilla also contains the virtue* or several other valuable medical roots, together forming the I* TH* GREATEST CURATIVE MMI I U«,i niun arrardiu THI KMOWX WORLD 1 This Mediciuc, when used according to directions, WZZ.Ii CUBE WITHOUT FAIZ.! gtrn/ula or King'* Evil, Canctr*. Tumor*, Emptx'm* of Skin, Erynpflfit. Chronic Sure It in worm orj Tetters, Scald l/ftuj, Hheumatism, l'tms tn th± Bone* or Jnvts. Old Snr't and '/cers. Swelling if GUndt, Syphilts, Salt Wkumt Ihseases ''f the A'I'/nry.*, Jx)St qf Appetite, IHsense* arising frtnrb Vie use 0/ Mercury. l*ain it th~ Side and Shotdders, ral Debility, Droy\ Lumbago, Jaundice. Coativene ~oughs, CoM», Weakness


Des Moines courier.

ocr: Notice. I DO not consider that il is my dat^icf run after a man to pay his note or ac count when it is due. 1 now give notice to all interested, that after their notes or accounts have been due a reasonable length of time and not paid, they may expect to find them iu the liauds of a proper officer lor collection. E. ASHBU Ottumwa, Feb. 5th, 1852.-tf.


ocr: f" """vj i*V« fVt i niJl ,*W«#=»5r HE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale above named stove, as tlie best ing stove ever brought into Iowa. stove need only be seen to recommend itself to the good judgment of persons wishing buy a neat, durable and economical stove,. The plates are of such a construction and thickness that 1 am willing to warrant th same to last ten years in constant use. I havo given it a thorough trial in every pect, and, can say, that in selling most the approved patterns made in the western country, I have not sold a stove that given as universal satisfaction as th& Prai rie State. Should any one wish, before to make, inquiry of those having tlie in use, I would refer theni to any of following named persons: V. VV. Coffin, Wm. Baker, P. S. Farm (if*: A. Harl in, Johu Matkii)^ D. H. Michael, James Grey^.. M. Langsdorf, iob* Beach, Jacob Ailen. A S O Four sizes of Cincinnati Victory um Cooking Stoves, which I will sell CASH, lower than the same article can bought at Keokuk and brought here: THY AWD SATISFY YOCKSELF. ALSO—A superior article of La*l and Tiu Churns, tliat ae cheaper aud durable than any others in use. Laid of superior quality, Sucking Kettles, Flues for Stove Pipe, I N W A E Of Every Description, Stove Pipe, Stove Blacking, Eve ""i- Prairie Slate Cooking S O V E S &c. Particular attention paid the Work, of all kinds, in our line. E. WASHBURN. Ottumwa, January 8th, 1852. m3 Don't Go Tell tlie World! somethiTgnew


ocr: Smiih's Machine Cards a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKrt IW Drugs, ilkbicincs, Cljcitiicitlo, 2iU, PA I NTS, 1) Y E-S U ITS, DRUGGIST'S GLASS WAKE, Burlington, Iowa, mr Also Dealer in Books and Stationery, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Teetli, Gold and Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass a great variety of FANCY ARTICLES Sporting and Fishing Tackle. Agent for Dupont's Gunpowder also, for su^P'y ot which* witl be kepton hand. larch 1,'50.


ocr: CHAULI8 UXKUUIS. SAUK s. BURLINGTON FOUNDRY. 1IENDRIE & FOOTE, STEAM Engine Builders, Manufacttqb ers of Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Water Wheels, Horse Powers, Machines, Corn Shelters, and all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings. We are ulso prepared to execute all kinds of Blacksmithing aud Machine-shop work. P. S.—Printed catalogues of our or any information desired, may be had by addressing a fi letter to us at Bur lington, 1owa Dee. Sftth 18*1.


ocr: II Hi lid II! IIL'lilLiUli ... •'Thunder and Lightning! Whar ye (oin "To WASHBURN'S Tin Shop, in Ottumwa, to buy a Lightning Rod.— He's got lots of Stoves and Tin Ware tag, loi sale CHEAIU" I June 8th, 1852


ocr: HUBRABl HURRAH p'"" m. "Thunder and Lightning! Whar je goin V "To WASHBURN'S Tin Shop, in Ottumwa, to buy a Lightning Rod.— He's got lots of Stoves a&A left, loi sale CIIEAPt" June 8th, 1852


ocr: LOOK HERE! SAD DTK Sf HARNESS MAKING. THE undersigned, having purchased the entire stock of J. C. Ives & Co., solicits the patronage of the eiti* W apelloand the adjoining counties,. as he has 011 hand a great variety of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Collars, Ca**V«tge and Wagon whips, &c. AU persons wish ing to purchase smy ot the above mention articles, and especially those fitting out for California or Oregon, will do well to give hi in a call. His stock is warranted to be of the best quality, having been pur chased at an eastern market. Hides and Skins received in exchange for work. D. E. HALL.