ocr: NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS! D1R1W3 FROM TUB SAfrX. C. C. Warden, U receiving and NOW OPENING a large and fashionable stock of Y O O S AHD Notions, Cloths 9tr CaMinicrea, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. And a complete a»Hortinpiit of everything to meet Ih# wants of iivlivi-luals or families in his line of trade.compri^ine in part a« follow*: Plain, Mack and Fancy Cassimfrw, Broad Cloth, Satiietto TICKS, 8HIRTINOS, STIII PES, COUDl'KOVfl, JEANS, DENNIXS, 1)11 ILLS, BLEACIIKD & COntlON MI MI.IK8, I N S Of every Variety. Styh and. Quality FOREIGN ANI) DOMESTIC GINGHAMS IfeUAlin fjjelallies, &c., lb-Miles a gre-it virietv of Dress €r3ods! FOR MEN, WOMKN, AND CHILDREN, Which could not he enumeiated in an advertisement like this. The only way to appreciate the extent, variety, and cheapness of hi« block will be. call and look through for yourselves. I am alio receiving a well (elected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, such a» Tea. Coffee, Pugar, Rice, Dried Fruit, Soda, Tobacco, Vinegar, Soap, Ac. JIA lil) \VA RE it CUTLER Y. Glass ami Nails, Builders material and boiis? furnishing £ooi|g. And has an entire stock complete in everythiitd that would comprise a stock for'.he times and for this vicinity, all of which he is unxious to dispose of for tne ready pay. or to approved customers. All kinds of Country produce taken in pay for Goods. He solicits an examination of e*ods and prices and wiH take pleasure in showing you through whether too buy or not. Aug. 8», 1S58-wi«* O. C. WARDEff,


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ocr: FRESH (^^OYSTERS liAi.TinoHi:*~nii:M( i\ %\s. Put up In their natural liquor, and warranted to keep longer than put up In any other way. WIIOLKSALK AND ltKTAIL. For sale at WESTERN STAOC COMPANY'S OKKICE Ottumwa, l.v A. 4'. I*AH KM. Nov, », lhft£-n:H-ll-tf. Attention Farmer*. WEfor will, oj, M.„l after October 1Mb. grind wheat the vth. or twelve and a half cents per bushel, a lower toll than anv other MilHu Wapello county, the usual toll being the tith. Olve us a call, and convince vonrseves tha* the .•Farmers* Mltl'M- M(, placet.. ,t ..i|r grlndi.. ,'one (Mol.ci 1 :t, IsV.I n il-11 tf Mll.UI'RN A CO.

place_of_publication: Ottumwa, Iowa

publisher: J.W. & G.P. Norris


ocr: im Are uu* MMltrkm ft very and well «toek of HEDRICK& bo sold to the Si 9 BLACK & FANCY uvRnrm A Goods, Of every variety, stylo and quality, AND BONNETS, & SHOES, ITanl amtc, Quoensware, CASH TRADE or foe at unprecedented o w i e s shall be constantly In receipt of fresh goods, di from the importers aud manufacturers, per and shall spare no reasonable exertion to our stock ro'mpiete and as near up to the this community as it is possible to do. Our stoek has been purchased on the nmt reason tornib, and will he exchanged for ALL A'f.VltS OF COCXTK V P/tOPrrg the highest market prices. Call and look through stock before buying elsewhere, and we are HVitiC To,SELL To YtU. COTOTT A CITY OKDEU^ taken In exchange fbr IIEDHICK GILLESPIE. OttWwa, Sept. 1st 1n-..i 11 y. miss rnitKEt, &c. Ac, Hock is very huavy and conkplete In all win


ocr: COTTON ADES, NEW GOODS! !%EW «OOD§! T. C. WOODWARD, HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM TUg] E A sri.FMMD LOT OF COATS, PAXT», 'ViSSTS, HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, iliM PANTS, CARPET SACKS, SHIRTS, STOCKINGS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, OVERALLS, GUM COATS, GUM ®L0V$ipr GUMSHOES, UMBRELLASfc THUKIgfo POCKET BOOKS, CLOTHS, PIECE GOODS, CASSIMERES, SAtlNETTS, JKAXS, rnxl all nrticl^# hsuaIIj kept in a CLOTHING House. Call in and examine the Stock. Mr. E. W. BETTS will he pleased to wait upon those who nay cHL


ocr: 1859. FALL & WINTER Mammoth Ming Depot!!! "I buy my Clothing at Ezekiers Slammoth CHothiug Depot, That's so! usyvaiaq |pn{M ^nq 'oaojoiojaq i(tu»A«q n •^IIE^ubscriber I egs leave to inform the citlxeaa I of Wapello and surrounding counties, that they are now in receipt of their Pall aud WliiWr Quods, embracing


ocr: NEW GOODS! A.X THE iisr R!CHA^D$, BRICK BLOCK! J. LOOMIS & CO. AUK NOW IIEt'I)lVI\i TUB LARGEST AND BEST STOCK FALL & W!?} I ER EVE It BROUGHT TO I S A K E The whole of our Kxtensive Stoc-k will be rectiveil dtirinp the present week, and will be sold. Eitlier Whole-sale or Kctail, at tint's that "ST COMPETITION for Ca«h and Ready Pay Only. In our ossortiient may be found every variety of Ladies Dress Goods, consisting of French Merinos, Plain Merinos, all wool Delahies, Mu.-lin Delaines, an endless variety: Plain and Kig'rd Cashmeres. Cashmere Robes, Delaine Robes, Balden Stripes, Tolin s«tripes, Haw Silks, Douibazines, Union Silks, Hlaek and figured Alpaccas, Striped Mohair, Plain and ti^'U' ed Parainittas. Plain and Plaid lie Ke^cs, liasket Plaids, a new and beautiful st-vU' of goods designed exprci^iy Hr U»e Kail aud Winter of \7.) and ViO Plain black ?ilks, all widths figured Uro cade Hilks, all prices Moir Antique Sil»s, Frenc!» ami Eutrlish ('hintg. Wi would espi-ciallv c.ul attention to .uir stoi'k ,,f PRINTS, coiisistiinr of 1 OO l*li:'i:«» K.M4K »:it »t'K lv KM. 1IM) 1-ieo s CXt ri.SlttK. at 'l'f-'N CKNTS per yard, good figures m.l perfectly fast colo s 300 pieces Union' Cochlco, Spragro, Philip Allen's, Ac., splendid styles, and than ever have been offered in this Market. W I E a o o af* iii endless vai i-i, XKN dliilerent varieties of o o u s Cheaper tlian can kebo-iL'iit elsewhere. A Lar^f Stock of Mia wis, fonsbtiih uf fiay State Siavu, Iteysi^n State Shaw Is, Waterloo Shawls, Stella tfhawls, Kmpire State Shawls, Cheiitlle Dbawls. Itroche Shawls, both LONU and 8QI AUK, s%t E A S E N I E S I s, of every desert,.tion. LADIKt*' CoI.LAR^, all prices and pattern*, from CEMTH I TO (If% •3 B0NSE RIBBONS, LA TEs fs TYLES


ocr: A N O E N I N OP 1? S II I* E It' S NKW EMPORIUM. Ti!K proprietor of thl» establishment announces th" citlsens of Ottumwa and surrounding coun try, that he hn" opened the LARGEST Am BEST ASSORTMENT OF FAIL A\D W I rim AUD Fiirni«liinff OVER-COAT*, EVER EXHIBITED IN Which wiU be soM at astonishing LOW O A S I I BEING Hot to be Undersold BY AtfY IT* TIIE CITY, He respectfully requests a 1 to examine hi* feeling confident that his prices will *uit the of all. You can always save from 20 to 80 i by giving me a call before y. u go any where elte. My stock consists of a great variety of i 4KU FitOCH PANT8 AND VESTS of the bet •nmlitv and style. AUo, HATS AND CAPS, white and'fancy undershirts and drawers, neck and pocket chieis, gloves and comforts. A gri'nt lm of Rubber Coats, Trunks, Carpet Sacks. Vali»rs, and In fact everything that is usually found in a first Clothing and Furnishing Store. My intention is sell the greatest part of my stock this w inter, there fore have adopted the motto to sell g',ynl |nv c»sh, and any one who give me a call will find it Money must be raised on my gnods—that's the.talk. I Couie one, come nil, and come to-da.v. And get your Clothing rhile you may.


ocr: PH VSICMANS. A. Hl.'EVEL M.I) rwiAItrxipl easurein announcing to the citizens of


ocr: GlfKBAUM^ODER&CO, PHILADELPHIA O N E I E •VBLlNOTOIft SATE RECEIVED THEIR NEW AND- I S O K OF FALL & WINTER GOODS OF ALL KINDS, AS SILKS, SILK. ROBES, IttEIUtfOES- DE LAIN8, POPLINS, kC. Tmt ARGKfiT AND CHEAPEST STOCK Of DOMESTIC GOODS,, BUCK AS Calicocs,3Ya*Iin, Ifickorle*,, DRILLING, Etc., Etc, O U S E O O O S CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, TRIMMINGS, *«. onnets, THE I~JLSM4£ AND LARGEST TO BE FOUND. »CJOHES, FLOWERS*/ And all kinds of I I N E Y O O S BONNETS MADE UP AT SHORT hotiS!L We pdtofety will «ett goofe house in Burlington. Qlrt us a oall and OOBTIBM- yourself of these facts. GREEKBAUM, SCHRODER A CO.,. No. 8 A 10 Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.


ocr: J. LOOMIS «& CO., BICH A II RI.OC K, FRONT STREET, OTMIWIWA, IOWA., DEAI.F.ItS IN DRV AND FANCY GOODS, rroccrios, 'roelci 'i'% A.3STID SHOES, Hats and Caps. Bonnets, &c.


ocr: piatcd-Wnro f-oooin a first class Crockery 8t»re ever brought to ^'ipState. i AI M» The atteattett of private families Is invited to uy superior Aatthtr Crockery 8tor« in Burlington! City Crockery Store I! Corner of l*f nla and Valley St«. BVRLINGTOIV* IOWA- Tcomplete CrOClterV. ust opened at the above named i«tore the most assortment of everykind of (roods usually The goods have all been Selected with GSrentC^are and purchased since the first of January laft At Very Low Price*, and will be sold at Wholesale or Retail At prices less than they have ev«r been offered In this market before. Hotels, Saloons & Private Families wfll find everything in the line of Cliina & blassware. Britnnnln*^! nre uttlory, Lampif Look inpUlasse*) Ac, IT7i1tr Stone China, Whit? French hiti and Gold fid rid ('h ino. Tom* Dinner. Hreakfast a ad Tailet Metis, Ton can buy any nntnber of piece* yon want and have them packed and delivered at the cars Free of Charge. Cull and examine for yourselves.


ocr: City meat IVarket* Front St. 2 doors east Oarroll House. OTXXJIwdE-W-A-, IOWA, TilKsubscriber, grateful for past favors, would say to the public that his market, open ed nearly three years ago, is still in blast, with increased facilities to furnish seasonably meats of all kinks at all reasonable hours, at the low* est living rates. Tallow, Lard, Sausages, and every, thing usually kept in a City Market for sale. The highest market price in cash paid for Fat Stocky TeraiM Invariably Cash. |W Those having unsettled accounts, or notea will please call and pay up. J. W. BROWS. Ottumwa, Feb. 10th. 1«59.—48-tf


ocr: WHOLESALE DHUGGI$T$t N". ""I i,a!»e Stre- t. Chi ago. «ue- a certain nO-ll-jr Pr'»]iri-t'.re 1 Dr. Lurt',i.'s Ch.ia reiiicly for th- iiimt ci re of A.-u Ll:tm A If A Kill s.


ocr: EI BLKV A TVBUI I L, (L.i TB 1. G. BI KI.KV ANL Co. IMPOBTL!{^ \XU DKAI.KItS IN CROCKERY, I N A A S S ItlUTANMA AND PILVKK-PLATKD WAKES. Fluid Lamps, Table Cutlery, Looking. Glasses, Ao. 48 Lake Street, ZZZl CHICAGO. n9-ll-jr


Muscatine weekly journal. [volume]

ocr: WEED JOSEPH BRIDGMAN KENT SUCCESSORS TO 123 SECOND STREET, ARE NOW RECEIVING TIIEIR FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF 6BRPEfS» §R0OEH1ES, HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. (Joods, A'Qiiille, Delaine, Cashmere, du cliein, l'lhids, Crossovers, Mcriuoes, Boges, Decosse, Prints, Silk—style and finish, Caladonia, Columbia, Arommga, Shawls. and Square Broche, Bav State, Waterloo, Scotch, and other choice styles of long and square also, a ntw and beautiful Mantilla pattern, Gentle tlemen's Shawls, Ladies' clotli Cloaks and Capes. Skirts. and Metalic—Bridal—latest style decidedly the best article in market, and Moreen Skirts, steel, Brass and Cane Hoop««. Linen Goods, Linen, Naj.kins, Dowle's Best brands of Irish Linen. Full assort, menl Diapers, Crashes, Linen sheet- ing Ladies. Gentlemen and Children's Gentlemen s Heavy Coatings Linen H'dk'fs, Linen Cambrics, Blay and brown Linens. BOOTS AND SHOES. Our slock is manufactured expressly our trade and is not excelled by any made work Men s Fine Calf Boots, Kip and Coarse Boy's fine Calf Kip and coarse Buffalo Over Mioe*, Men's Calf and coarse Boy's Youth's Shoes, Buskin's Slippers. Goat Bootees. Misses' f1 CLOTHING FOK mi:n and boy's weab. For qui ity and goodness of material: stock is complete. Bleached Goods. These Goods have been selected with and tor beauty of finish cannot be Canton Flannels. Bleached and unbleached in large as« Muscatine, Jan.. 3, 1858—tf A.ISTD COLLECTION -CHAS. EDW WEED db OO^ als, Caps, Hoots and Shoes. Flannels. Twilled, red, plain, Invite, all wool, silk and wool Domet. Opera Flannels— a beautiful article for cloak linings and okildren's wear. Woolen Blankets Batting, white nod col'd Wa:!dinft, Candle Wick, Linseys, Woolen and Cotton Yarns, Marshal's Linen Thread Coats & Brook's spool thread. IVooltn and Worsted Goods, Mantillas, Capes, Ladies and Gentle men's Scarfs and Comforts, Ladies, Mis ses and Children's Hoods, Ladies' Wrap* pers, Children's Jackelts, Ladies and. an 1 American—in all styles and Misses' Gaiters, Armlets, wristlets, cuffs varieties, such as Pacific, Merimack, &c., &c. Cocheco, Fall River, Phillip Allen's, Gloves and Hosiery, and all other best brands. Leroy & Blendeail fine 1 1- (*tnp'*ams Silk, Woolen, Cashmere and Cotton English and American, GloveS) clolh an Cumberland, and other choice styles, Ticks. Agawam, Pembertcn, An^lo Saxon, Lancaster, &c., &c. Broion Goods. the best brands at the lowest prices. Gloves, Ladies' cloth, silk braganza Gauntlets. Ladies' lined Woolen, Plain and Ribbed Hose, Worsted do do do Lamb's wool do do do White mode and black cotton and children's Hosiery in large assortment. CARPETS. English, Tapestry, Am, Ingrain,tf^ee* ply and stair Carpetsi Oil Cloths 4-4 6-4 8-4 wide. We would call the attention of our customers to our stock of Carpets, which is more full and complete ihan any in thin city. Cloths. Striped and Plain Cassimeres, Satinets, Keniucky Jeans, Wool and Cotton Tweeds, Doe ^kins, Ladies' Mantilla C'oth-^a wter*proof article, GROCERIES. Cuba, New Orleans and clarified Sugar Golden Syrup, Sugar House Syrup and Molasses half bbls and 10 gal. kHL COFFEE. ,:ii Rio, Mocha and Java. TEA.Sa Oar usual choice brands of Imperial, Green and Black. Green Tea in 2, 3', 4, 5 and 6 lb. boxes. Vinegar, Currants^ and full ass't of i spices, &c. HATS AND CAPS. A lull assortment of Men and .Boys' igpft wool Hats, black, col'd end stamped iFur, Silk, Worsted and Cot, Plusli Caps. Hardware. Cutlery, cast steel shovels and spades log and trace chains large and small cor dage, bed cords and clothes lines, sacking skeine and broom twine. CHICAGO-WAGONS. Moline, Rock Island, and Davenport Breaking and Oldland Plows. Powder. Rifle, Mining and Cannister, Fuse, Lead, Shot and Percussion Caps. 0 A Y E S & O E OFFICE

place_of_publication: Muscatine, Iowa

publisher: John Mahin


The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume]

ocr: .J" Z JR9BP3ftr cracu ci tjht Now is your time and HALL'S 4 A !Q S THE BEST KE2IEDY Of e Jlge, for the of CVr# Consumption. Decline, Asthma, Urom-liitis WaMtiii).' «'f Kleh, Niirlit S.viMts, t'pilliiiK of Wood, Hooping Cough, In llut'iiza, I'iitiiisir, Pain, in the side, and all Di seasi'A of the Ltin(fS, it stands unequalled ft lias Affected Cures O nnim roiis ea-rn «!•••n• tin- rmt skillful physician In this country and in Ktirope have been employed and exercisril lli.'ir skill ill vain. I'ain's which they prononnceil ivrrHAiii.K, mid nurrendt-red as bkvum a ixn ut, leavinj: their putieuts without a sin gle ray to enliven them In their gloom, uavk bker dv


ocr: 48-10 A ol.f, i.. Mtni,n FINNEY, GBlStVGLD & CO, Dealers in Staple and Fancy Y O O S GROCERIES, HARDWARE. (jl'EEXS WARE, ITATS, CATS, BOOTS, SHOES: Books and Stationery, Iron, Nails, (ilass. Paints, Oils, A Dye-StulTs. wines and liquors for Medical pur poses, Drug* A Medicines. Blakcsbnrg, Iowa.


ocr: NEW GOODS NEW »OOD§ V T. C. WOODWARD HA rim .JUST RECEIVED FRQM PHILADELPHIA ••ylwiiMteof SPRING AND SUMMER O O S For Men and Boy»t fBTtUi b«ycr to examine his large and well (elected 'STOCK OF hEADT MADE O I N HATS. CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, jVmlre£las Trunks, Carpet Sack*, AND FURNISHINGS GOODS. All of which he offer* to the ... rUBHO CUE A FOR CASH. Store In Simons' new building, abore the Ottnmwa House, and opposite J. Hawley's Store. Ottnmwa, April 14,


ocr: CARRIAGE FACTORY! fRIHK undersltrn would respeetully si licit tlie at* tention of the public to the facilities wl.ieh he now po-sess for niunul.i'furin^ ('Altlt I A'.(t WAU (IN'S, of every description, after the mcii iproveil styles, as good as can be obtained Ka.-t, anil upuii sat isfactory tt-nns. Those wishing to purchase will please call anil ex amine lliv stoek. f^y*t:i I,airing promptly attended to. PUCE'S PEAK -bitmmmm HEDFIICK& G'LLESPIE sfrcned out their MagniiTicent Stoek of new SI'RLNQ GOODS, V. whicknew what m^ceivlng -USt UJKIO rro... .ji. Louis, bonght with particular regard to the want* of this sec tion, on the most FAVORABLE TERMS, and which they are SELLING AT PRICES 0Mt absolutely precludes the NECESSIT-ST OF going to the Kansas "GOLD MINES!" to nake a 66 A I S E STAPLES FAXOY DRY GOODS. Koti tna, Hats A Bonnet*, IIAHPWaHK JB In fact a full and complete variety Store wl:ere every tliir may be had that the wants of the immunity OTTUMWA A. BALDWIN. Ottumwa, Mar. 1st, 1860-fl7-l* ea- EXPLODED!!!! OKBBB7 CraEETC DIGGINGS GONE UPIttlt The Great ml to Ike 5et EMondo bs DosDrab!j sub sided since niTELliY. QCSENSWAP.i:, CLOTHING.BOOTS* SHOES. GROCERIES PROVISIOXS, *•:, «ftcM


Muscatine weekly journal. [volume]

ocr: Hungarian. Grass Seed, Timothy, Red Top, Millet, Chinese Sugar Gato* Turnip, a 8 CHAS. & WM, R. STONB, N 0 1 3 3 A I N S E E Beg leave fo call the attention of the public to their S E E S Onr fit nek embraces a complete assortment of FIELD, GARDEN, HERB and FLOWER SEEDS, including several varieties lately introduced into the country. Locust, 1 |[ing Philip and other ra Osage Orange, rieties of Seed Corn, Blue Grass, Red Clover, White Clover, Carrot, Onion Seeds and Onion Sets. We have taken pain 6 to procure the choicest varieties of GARDEN SEEDS besides our usual quantities in SHALL PACKAGES. Farming Tools. Our assortment of PLOWS includes many varieties, among which are the celebrated Boston or ''Yankee" Plows, Deere's Moliae Plows. ALIO, Cultivators, I Fan Mills, I Churns, I Shovel Plows, Seed Sowers, Straw Cutters, Horse Rakes, Sub-soil Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, CORN andCOB MILLS, and everything in the way of HAYING and HARVC8TING TOOLS. We nre agent for RUGG'S REAPER and MOWER, aad will warrant it eqoal to anything use, and of easier draft. Fbici 0 We bare, in addition to the above, ft large stock of A W A Those who purpose BUILDING are espe cially invited to ^ive us a call, as we are prepared to furnish everything inclided in the Wm "HOUSEBUILDING HARD Mill, Cross-cut and Circular Saws, Pumps and Pump Chain, Grindstones and Cranks, WARE." Oar Nails and Glass are from the best manufactories in Pittsburgh, the lowratej of river freight enabling us to furnish the in at ujrtreinely low pricts. CARPENTERS, BLACK Our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT will offer superior Inducements. Museiliae, April 8, 1859. CASH OR "SHORT TIME" BUYERS Will find oar prieea as low as at Ohicage or St. Louis. CHESTER WEED. JOSEPH BRIDGMAN. CHAS. EDW. KENT. (Successors to C. WEED Sf CO..) S I O O S s S I Are now reoeiving their Spring and Summer Stock of Pitch Pine, Buckthorn, Peas and BeMM—OflTJ variety. Corn Plant«By Corn Shellen, SMITHS and COOPERS should give us aoail before puieha sing elsewhere. OUR STOCK OF TOOLS CANNOT PAIL TO SUIT. Space would not permit a list of "Miscellaneous." Wo mention a few articlca: Blacksmith's Drills, Paint Mills, Lead Pipe, Cordage, 0 Platform and other ScftlMj Mortising Machines, Boring Machines, Idtmi Pipe* •*«., eto. XI


ocr: WE mil PILIIM! & HI 11II BOOK ROOM No- 182 Second Street n xriii@xs® no* offer to the public onr stook of Boeks and Stationery, consisting of Standard and Miscellaneous Works, Keligious Rooks, Bible*, Prayer llookR, Hymn Bnokl, &c. Our list of Sohool Hooks comprises al I in general use in the State.— Plain and Fancy Stationery, Cap, Letter and Note l'aper, 1'lain aad Fancy Envelopes. Ink and lsk Stand*, l'rns and Pen Holders, dealing Wax,(Jofd Fens, Itlank BOCKS, Wall and Window Kap«* Fanoy (Joods, Hor tmonies, Fortfolio, Pocket Cat lrv, Pearl Paper Folders, Lailice' and G«ntp Writing and Dressing Cases, Toilet Articles, Ja». th, 1859—d»w Also, oonneetcd with the abort, a Newspaper & Periodical Depot Where will be found all the Popular Papers aad Magast me# OF T1IK DAY. Atlantic, fJndey. Harper. Graham, Frank Leslie, Ballon, i n Frank Leslje's Pictorial, Harper's lial Ion's Ulea-on's New York Ledger, Weekly, Mercnryi N. Y. Tribune, weoklf *Bddaily do Herald, do do po Timet, do do Ohicogo Press and Tribune, weekly and daily do Times, do de And all the topalar Papers of the day. Now is the time to subscribe foryour Papors and Magazines. Any of the $3.00 ones for $2.50 in advance. N. V Tribune, Weltly, at $1.50 per year, Jdo Tim os do do do Chicago Press 4" Tribuo e do do Remember the place—1S2 Second street, 9 U S A I N E I O W A An Onr] b'lvcs w ill bo furnish id with tho I «te pa lications as they issue from the hanls of tb publisher at publisher's priecs.


ocr: a 8 In ow Y -G O O S DEPARTMENT MAT B« FOUND Sheetings, Shirtings*. Prints, Dress Goods Lawn*, Challice, SILKS, SHAWLS, SJdrU, Hosiery & Gloves, 4c., Ac., 4c. We keep constantly «a band a full assortment of A I Y GROCERIES Among which are Cuba, New Orleans and Refined Sugar, Golden Sirup and Molasses, Rio, Mocha and Java Coffee, And onr usual choice brands of Imperial Green and Blaok Tu(, In 2,3 4,5, and 6 lb), box es. April 4, 1859. Museiliae, April 8, 1859. CHESTER WEED. JOSEPH BRIDGMAN. CHAS. EDW. KENT. (Successors to C. WEED Sf CO..) S I O O S s S I Are now reoeiving their Spring and Summer Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS I A E E S i O I N O O S S O E S HARDWARE, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, &c.> To which they would invite the attention of their city and country friends, assuring them, that they are prepared to sell Goods FOR CASH Oil GILT-EDGED PAPEB, At less prices than they can be furnished at any Honse this side of the Mississippi River.. OUR STOOK OP A E S IS FUI.L AND COMPLRTK. Consisting in part of Tapestry, Ingrain, and THREE-PLY CARPETS A Olli CLOTHS, Of every Description. HATS & CAPS Of the Latest Styles, DIRECT EROM THE MANUFACTURERS. HARDWARE LINE We have every article needed (by tha Farmer. I Agricultural Implement! (Of all kinds. Moline, Rock fs Jiand & Davenport Breaking and [Old-land PLOWS to be had at short notice. few more of those Chicago Wagons and Pitts. Threshing Macktntt left.^ Oome and see us when you are in town, and satisfy yourselves of the FACT that we are selling Seods Cheaper than the Cheapen. All products of the farm taken in exchange fer Goods) Remember the place, 123 Second Street. W AND COLLECTION OFFICE 0 XI O U 100M, Ann KAKUFACrCRBD EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRADE and aro not excelled by aiij Cast*m.mae Wfiiti OUR READY-MADE O I N For Men and Boy,s Weart Is of every variety of style and material, and is particularly adapted to the want* of oar Western Farmers. AT OUR POWDER MAGAZINE: MAT BM TOUWB Rifle Sf mining Powder* In kegs, half kegs, quarter keg* and canisters, of the finest grade and quality, which we sell to the Wholesale or Retail Trade •t a very small advance on oost. IMIIMj.,


ocr: BOOTS AND LtbSTO.M BVUlovo- -HOKH mado Ltjot« and fhi:s eon«tan:lyon hand and made to order. Kepairing done on heshortesl notice, ''v-.NKALLbY. BXlMtKlri -A'niVstocn of Kid and (lo.\t, Congress and L*oo t)ai ers for spring and rummer wear. Also, a fine lot Children') fclaik aud Fanoy (lait.rs,booteofand Slippi-ruat 011AS.NKAM.l'.Y b. TST ItKOEIV KD—A new lot of (Jreen Oil Cloth for Window Curtains at C. m»y2:i LKATHKM KEALLKY'fc. uKOSSof Mason's Challenge Itlacking tor SJUUxalelowby C, NBALLSY. mayJ3 llrii' rtoeived, a large assortnn nt nf Ladies' (liiters, Boots »nd Hatkicf. which will bo sold at living ratos. [in23] Oil AS. NKA LLIf-V. —All kind' 0/ leather on hand. may2S C. NKALLKY^ IfWk DOH. florae Cellars fer sale. UHI my23 A •"T"" Buckskin Gloves and Mittens. 1 nr DOZEN Men's ani Boy's Buckskin Gloves I.Z1) and MittonsjoBtreosivedoneonsignment and for sale at wholesale by Oot.2'2. CHARLES NEALLKY._ SOMETHING NEW L. Ws n •s O LDS' receiving 1 & n. ,p GASH £11 AVE purchased the entire stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and Hats of S. A. Bartleit.at the old stand of Smith A Bart lert, where I will bepleasedto see my old rendB and customers generally. I shall be ccafntly NEW AND FRESH GOODS from the Eastern cities, of the LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS, which I will sell at unusual low figures for CASB or its equivalent. Call and see for yourselves that I am selling goo is cheaper than you on buy any where else. all kinds country produce taken at thenighejt arket prices. L. W. OLDS, No. 150 Second Street, MUSCATINE, IOWA. C. NKALLVY. compltte assortment of 3addlery-Dar ware now on hand. 0! NBA LI _Y._ S"~ IIOK FINDINGS—A all stock. my2S O.NEALLET.


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ocr: «n»(y Ti* Ivi't. Frr Crvn*tf Jvlye, SILAS O.SIM'KX." For Reprint tntires, H. n TVFIS. J. V. MITCHELL. For Sheriff, Ti. n. TT'RXKTT. For reorder and Trtom/n r, A.n. GRISWOLD. For Superintendent of T. C. WOODWARD. For Surveyor, JOEL Bt MYERS. For Co/viter, K. A. WAREI1AXI.


ocr: fin (DttnmUKi Tourirc. THE OFFICIAL CITY J. W. OStltlS. Editor. OTI TMNVA, IOWA, let'^ier ti, 1 ^V.l. I'Ioav Handle JTic'ket. «WCi Sl'.'/ri. TK'KJ.T. vr-rt fifmrtt: SAM'L J. KIHKWOc )T, Of Johmon 0"'tnt'f. ME rn: a XT r,o v xi )H, NICHOLAS HUSCH. Of Srott County. JlTKJIW 0*TW* STPRKWR COntT. L. D. Strrf'kToS, of Den Moines imPTT P. LOWE, of Lee, \T/rr: HAT t.f r-WT~.!*u,oe.


ocr: can ticket. Vote for Kirkwood and Rusch, Ihe "Plow [Taii/lle ci'iididates. New Aclv rt inciin 'HtH. New Goods! ZP3J IN RtCHAnOS' BRICK BLOCK! J. i.i ii niis & co. AIIE NOW RECEIVIKfG THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK FALL & VOTi 600SS EVER BROUGHT TO I S The n*hol# of our Extensive Stock win be received during the present week, and wjU lie sold, Eithvr Whok'.salc oir 'Retail, at pr?"" tVf- V t&S COMPl'/riTION (or Cit*!» and Heady Pay Only, In our assortment inay be fonnd every variety ot Lailius Drees Uooils, c.inisistliig of. French Merinos, Plain Merinos, aH wool Pgtulnesj GO0B3! TI-tE


ocr: TEMPLE & BROTHER'S COLUMN. A N K I N EXCHANGE 0 TEMPLE & BROTHER* Ottumwa, Iowa. THR rWDERAIGIVEO HAVK


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ocr: BISHOP & SHAJUMO —DEAETTRS IN— roceries, ProdB HiiiB! lill, &8«, Second St.,nearly opp. State Bank, MUSCATINE, IOWA. "TT7"E have neW iu'sture a "fall and complete ..YisJi^toshofu taif i Groceries, Arid dealers ivhe Wijh to purshags 3oodl tli A Very Small Advance on Cost, Will please give ourstosk and prices an examins ioai In our assurtiasu^ may be found—.,.. Wrap. Twin*! Wash Boardk N.O. St^ar^^j Powd. do l: Cr'sh'd do Rio Coffee Java do Tea of all Molasses Golden SyrujJ OJ Ol StarCacdlerf Ilijlc Sperm do Tallow do .'la, .. Roper-all sissa.i Bed CorJs Cloves- -1 Cassia •, Nails l'obieee Herring Raisins, ttc:, Ac, Uu.'l •j V- Willow Ware Wooden do Wrapping Paper Brooms Brushes of «{tl||aii iff )y Halsratns Palm Soap -j Castile do '\A lul Crosm TartsK Soda Nutmegs Pepper Allspice Codfish Mackerel Salt, 1k".. •ill mu. oh OW3 •itii Li BISHOP i, SHAMlfO. Muscatine, Nov. 26/1869. a LIOZ. 'I and hooped Pails, 25 test's Tubs—Tor !»le very low ky. nov25 BISHOP A SII AMMO. 50 n rj BARRELS Smoking Tobacco—this is a very ix U superior article, and dealers will find the prico.lower than an inferior article is usually sold BISHOP A SHAMMO, cov25 nearly opp. State Bank. HALF Chests Imperial and Y. H. Tea at li^urej lower than the same quality has ever been sohl at in this market. Parties who want at a very small price will take a lopk at cur BISHOP & S11AMMO. Nov25 _____ vfk'ftis fitter an! Soia Crackers for sale af! BBiiOP iSHAMMO'S. nov2o Ot. all. kinds, warranted pure, for sale at BISHOP &, SUAMMO'd nov2r MACARONI, Vermicelli, Sago, Pearl Barley, Corn Starch, Coaoa, Chocolate, Kxtracts, Ao, for sale at BISHOP SIIAMMO'S, nov25 nearly opp. State Bank.


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ocr: UIICI.KV A TV Kit I'LL, (LA'FK A. O. HI KI.KV 1MICII.) IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CROCKERV, I N A A S S BRITANNIA AND SILVER-PLATKD WARK8. Lamps, Table Cutlery^ Looking* Glasses, '48 Uke Street, O, BI'iiLar, TTKlilLL. CHICAGO. I-IBTO!* A HARRIS, nMl7


ocr: Wholesale and Retail.. LUMBER YARD! BUR-INCTON, IOWA. A I^AItOE assortment of Liuibet, 1 A SMiifrles. Sijuare Timber, et».. Wt no hesitation in otreiing to supply cou it.J^ iealers with full assortments of th* baat 1 ber.from Wisconsin, Chippewa, Menonn i and SI. Croix rivers. Office on Jeflifi i street, between Sisth and Seventh .! W.&.W I). GlLBEU'l nv. 18:ti.-ri.iyiv.


ocr: C. DfDLEY, & Co., FORWARDING fe COMMISSION E A N S —A AD— D«*l«riIn AMduce, Flour and Salt, AT THE lJKl'OT, A iff lie City, towt. May '-'Cth.lsV.!,-11-11-tf.


ocr: i. M. coast. CORSE 3b SON. Booksellers and Stationers. jeffcraonSt., weat,o( !Haini Burliiifi.toni, Iowa. American Sunday School Union Agency, American Tract Society Agency, |. I.AW SFIUOPL BOOIii, a large assortuea^ BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, WRITING PAPER, WALLPAPER, K N V E O E S Xolie'had In any quantity of J. I.. Torse A SOB. «REi:IIArn, SCHRODF.H Ac €•.* PHTL.AL'KLPIILA DRV UOOD8 AND I I N E Y K 1 O i I U ^SU. UIO, JKRRKLFMO.N 8T8KKT itunuxaTox, roitA. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DF.AI.nns IN FANCY STAPLE GOODS, IIOXNKTS, RIBllONS, LACKS, KMBK01DERTKS, Ac. Ol'R 8TOCK for Spring and Summer of 18M baa* arrive'l, consisting of ill kinds of Dry Uoods,, and ail kinds of Domestic Goods, ri.AIN AND FANCY Sll.KS, NOTION'S, HOXN'KTS UGXNKTS MANCFACT1RKI) MY OURflEl-VES, B1UIIOXS A M.ILLI N KRY GOODS, MANT1L UA8, DOTKllS, Ac., Ac., All theee Go, Is will lie sold cilkAPK* than to aay other llouaein lliis country. PT Country Merchants and Mllllnprs will do welll to give us a call before purchasing any where else. RRKKXOAUM, SC11RODKU. 4 jL'O. May, 19, '.no-nolti ii-tf. i Wholesale and Retail.. LUMBER YARD!


ocr: AUENCY I'lli' AD VEUT1SKM KNTS. D. MRNOKHHALL. J- *. WHITHAM. Illcndenhnll &, Whithum, l-'OIi W AJ.tDlXO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DealerN in proilnre and Salt. AT THE DEPOT OF THE B. & M. B. B. B. AtiiEMY CITY, IOWA. All business entrusted to unr carewill receive prompt, attention. Heinjrsltuated on the track of the Kailroad, there will be no charges for Dravape. Mark poods and packages in care of "MenUenhali k Witham, airfield, Iowa. 20-9


ocr: (Tbf ©ttnmtoa ffoutirr. THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER. J. W. XORRTS, Editor. OTTI MWA, IOWA, Mnv 5, 1N.V.). Republican Slate Convention. A Slate Contention of the Republican* of Iowa Is rille'l t" ns-i-mtile by tb"ir delegates. tit th» City of Dos Moines, at 11 o'clock, a. m., on Wednesday. the S!M -lav of.lun«, 1V9, for the nomination of officers to lie elected at the general election In October of this y.-sr. Candidates ate to bo delected for the offices of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, mid three .Indees of the Supremo Court. The Convention will take such ether action a« m»v, tt) its opinion, contribute to the success of the principle* anil organization of the Re publican partv of this State anil of the T'nlon. Kverv organised county will be entitled to one Del egate in the Convention, and to one additional Dele gate for every HHi voter?, (after the first 1(ki, and for any additional fraction ofM nr more vites cast at the 1a*t funeral Election for Hon. Elijah Sells, as Secre tary of State. The attention of the Republican Central Commit tees of their respective counties is directed to the calling of the County Convention* for the appoint ment of Delegates, in the rat io al*ve stated, and for efficient organisation preparatory to the canvass. JOHN A. KAS.SOH, H. M. HOXIK, W.J. 1U SCH, I». V. COOLEY, O. H. JFIIOM K, R. L. it. CLARK i 1% THOS. SKELY, WnywtiWsiih fintt Central Committee. T'es Moines, March 2i, lSr)9. Cf" We omit the list of conntles, with number of delegates. Wapello is entitled to 10.


ocr: PIKE'S PEAK OHER]RT3T CBEEZ GONE UP!!!! I feat mk-fe the Xew TOoftJo kM Miiarahtj +Z sided since GILLESPIE »p*a«4 oat their Magnifficent Stock of new GOODS, which they ar« sow receiving From St. Louis, with particular regard to the wants of thla tion, on the most TERM8, and which they are SELLING AT TRICES that absolutely precludes the NECESSITY OW going t* the KaOsas GOLD MINES!" t* Bake a RAISE ft STAPLE A FAXCY DRY GOODS. Not! ins, Hats k Bonnets, UAKDWARK AJ CUTELKY, QUISNSWABE, CLOTHING. BOOTS 4c SHOES.


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ocr: Received by River and Railroad, Pine Apple Cheese, Maple's Macirone, Flesh Figs, Rio, MochA Java Coffee Stewart'* Candy, Fancy and Castile Soap Werehester's Sauce, Philadelphia Syrup. Sardines, In addition to the above Salmon, wo have on band al Large Mackers!, most every article to Can Peaches, be found in oar line Extract Celery, of business. Essence Lemon. ^WWe would eall attention to a new BUTTXB SAW, whieh we have just received. WHICHER A THOMPSON. Muscatiae, June 8tb, 1859.


ocr: JL CH&«V & N O 1 3 2 Hungarian Grass Seed, Timothy, Red Top, Millet, Chinese Sugar Cane, Turnip, Farming Cultivators, Seed Sowers, PRIC* $140. Those who purpose BUILDING are espe cially iHvited to give us a cull, as we are prepared to furnish everything ineli ded in the Wm "HOUSE BUILD1XQ HARD WARE." Our Nailn and Qlaas are from the best manufactories in Pitiiburph, the low rate of river freight enabling us to furnish Milt, Cross cut and Circular Saws, Pumps and Pump Chain, Grindstones and.Cranks, WW. R. STONE SIAIN STREET. Beg leave to call the attention of the public to their S E E Our stork mibrncfs a complete assortment of FIELD, GARDEN, HERB and FLOWER SEEDS, including several varieties lately introduced into the country. Locust, Osage Orange, Blue Grass, lied Clover, White Clover, Carrot, Onion Seeds and Onion Sets. We have taken pnins to procure the choicest varieties besides our usual quantities in SMALL PACKAGES. Our asinrtment of PLOWS includes many varieties, among which ate the celebrated Bostoa Vt 'Yankee" Plows, Deere's Molino Plows. ALSO, Fan Mills, Straw Cotters, Churns, Horse Rakea, We tare, in addition to the above, a large stock of A II I O O S & S O E S HARDWARE, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, &c. To which they would invite the attention of their city and country friends, aesuring thea that they are prepared to sell Goods FOR CASH OR GILT-EDGED PAPER, tt less prices than they can be famished at any House this side of the Mississippi River OUR STOCK OP DRY-GOOD SjCARPETS DEPARTMENT MAY BB FOUND Sheetings, Shirtings, IS FULL AND COMPLETE. Consisting in patt of Tapestry, Ingrain, and THREE-PLY CARPETS King Philip and other rieties of Seed Corn^ Pitch Pine, Buckthorn, Peas and Beans—every variety. W A Our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT will offer superior inducements. Musoatine, April 8, 1859. of GARDEN SEEftl Shovel Plows, Sub-soil Plows, ROAD SCRAPKRS, CORN andCOli MILLS, and evrrythlnir in the way of HATING and HARVESTING TOOI.S. We are »:ent for RUGQ'S REAPER and MOWER, asdwUl warrant it ((JQll to RBjtblBf use, and of easi«r draft.. Corn Planters, Corn Shelters, :i« ai *1, extremely low prices. CARPENTERS, BLACK SMITDS and COOPERS should give u« a eall before puicba iog elsewhere. OUR STOCK OF TOOLS CANNOT TAIL TO SUIT. Space would not permit a lilt of "Miicellaneoul-' mention a few articles: Blacksmith's Drills, Paint Mills, Lead Pipe, Cordage, —O CASH OR "SHORT TIME" BUYERS Will find our prices as low as at Chicage or St. Louis. CHESTER WEED. JOSEPH BRIDGMAN. CHAS. EDW. KENT (Successors to G. WEED fy CO..) 12 8 S £3 O O n s H. 2U Are now reoeiving their Spring and Summer Stoek of STAPLE AND FANCYDRY-G00DS, CAEPET3, CLOTHING, We IMortisingand Platform other Seales, Machines, I Boring Machines, Lead Pipe, etc., etc. OUR ARB MAHCrACruatO EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRAOB and are not excelltd by aoy


ocr: DRUG", &C. 1859^irTfciI2Tfl^85»- HA.H, O W I E S M,U W IN I •.! IMii ... NEW GOODS FRESH STUCK wi be* -J* n* WILL 0# .1 z' ,.4» .YJte."S3? •*'. U S. a a urn v a sr IBIIIOIII, iw iPatata h, Qlasi Vary lew let eash Atttraha Paints Oil* Vanish] Vary In* as*,Brashes, for eadfc* era' Ooods,lAt Graham's B'{.Paint April 4. CROSS LBGGED COMFORT 1—Feet up la the cbsir! Stnoke the best Havana* in Mnaeatine. July 15'h. Sold at GRAHAM'S. Pure Medicinal Liquors aud Winea, Fine Brandies and other Liquort, be sold aa Inn at wholesale to d'rnggists. pbyaleians and merchants aa at any Sou* in the Weat, Tbe (took of liqaora will b« eloaed oat entire at a bir^ain. J. B, QRAHAM. Mueeatine, April 4th, 1859. HARD TIMES MADE EASY! i NY person having a small caih capital can V invest it to the b*it advantage in baying good family medicines, at the lowest prices, at GRAHAM'S DRUG STORK. April 4. To Merchant*. Physician* 4b Druggists. SO* oi. Powers A Weightman's Qui. nine, 100 os. hyd. Potash, 60 P. k If. Nitrate Lowfor aah, iWwfer Silver, [000 ib*. Copperas, our own make, Sal Soda, Oil Vitriol, *Birh, 7ft ff Cream Tartar, Sulphur, K o Salts, Alnm, Garb GRitfAX'S. ti* .•fit GRAHAM'S. Soda, Sslt Pet's, Rosin, Pitch, As. i April 4. W A N E BEESWAX Ghmng.Saneea Snake Root, It all times, at fair prioes, in gcods or cash. April 4. At SR\HA O E A I E S BUENKTT'S superior oeoking extracts, Lubin's genuinepcrfumw, Burnett 'a cocoaine, finest bair dressing ia the world, Fine colngnes, soaps, brnahes, drefinp ctebs. Burnett's tooth wash, an eleg»nt article* Burnett's kaliston,for the oomplexion TUBK At GRAHAM'S. faints and Artists' Materials^ i Daguerreotype and Ambr-type Goods, April 4. At GRAHAl^S. DJRUaS, DRUGS U S JT. B. DOUGHERTY HAVINGtoremovedroom what was saved of stuck store opposite Duuamore A


ocr: DS. H. G. HALL, HAVING bought Dr. C. Carpenter's interest ia their Dental Rooms, will eontinne at the oM stand. Thankful for theiiberal patronage ex tended to the late firm, I wou:d solicit tbe o.ntinusnce of ths same. Having increased my facilitiei foruoing work, I pledge myself to give entire satisfaction te all those who may faror me with their patronage? All work done in a superior manner, and warrauted. Particular attention paid to correcting irregularitic of children's teeth. N. B. Office and residence 143 Second street. Teeth extracted at all hoars of the night, if desired, tot 5. '67


ocr: 1859 May 23d. O N & O Aro now receiving a eecond supply of STAPLE AND FANCY Bareges, Cktntz col'd do, Barege Auglaize, Millianese, Dxcals, Chintz col'd Jaconetts, Single Eng. and Am. Prints, Ginghams, L&wns Bro. & Bl'H'd Geo Checks, Stripes, Tickings, May 25, lo59- Y O O S O N S I S I N OF Fancy Dress Silks, Fancy Fouland do, Neat ch'ked Silks for children, Ducal Robes, White Goods, Organdies, Is, Parasols, Gloves, Hosiery & Notions. HAVK ALSO ON HAND, 9, 11, IS itud 25 Hooped Skirts, Misses' To all of which we reipectful'y invite tin at tention of th« public generally.


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ocr: i y Cvockci v Store I •r »»f tliiiu antl I'nltr) st«. t:«»ru I A J.-..mplrteas«,rtw ust opened at tfcr above nanod store the i^ost ni of evt.r*i,,d ofg...u|»u.ualh t7unftat'ea St.re ev«r bnntyht to The goods have all been f.| aud ptirrhasedsh.ee the first of January last At v. rj I,o*v ricos., and will be KO|I| O K E n E V A O I I E N S a ir,i/r/ii,». Clark* mul Jrtiu 'ri/. ?r|:f 'l *ll^:it AND WARRANT KB. A* August 21st, 1 s'e'i |vr. A nether Crockery Stors in Bnrlinftoa! at WliotcNalt' or ICtfail At prices I than thev have ev.rbeen i.Bcre 1 In this niarKct bef.-re. Hotels, Saloons & Frfrait Families wfll fiud everything in (lu- li„e of rockery, China t.lH^uare Ai.se: Plated-Wa rf Ilrituiiiiia-M ir* i u n i i i L,M,ki(.i -f lnii,Mt«,Af, The attention of private families Is invited to utr superior 1 White Sttmr /liint, W/iitr Errnrh "tintl flnlt Irdilf Jill Hit i/Hf. Biimer. Brcukiu*! audi Vallel NelJ*. Toucan buy any number of pieces vot. want and have (hem packed and delivered at the curs Free of Charge, all and examine for your--!vs .IOWA


ocr: 1*59. 1S5». FALL & WINTER Mammoth Clothing Depot!!! "I buy my Clotbinp at Ezt'kicTs Mammoth ,4iOS8.|«lJX uaqjwoaq y««|s )nq «jojo)aiaq f.usAvq H«P law u LITON tt* IOIIIM of Wapello and surrounding counties,thi*t they are now in receipt of their Fall aud Winter Goodi, embracing Tbe Largest Stock of Ready Made Clothing', KVK& BROUGHT TO THE INTERIOR OF 10 WA Our fiu'illtles for buying gf*ds are such, (being con nected with some of the largest manufactories in lite East, and having a Urge house in Burlington fr)» which we receive supplies weekly) that w« rs en abled to sell good* At very Low Figures. We make no ldle%oa*t In saying that we caa SELL GOODS PF.OM 1 FT TO GO PER CENT C1LEAP BR THAN ANY HOrs»K IN THB DES MOINES VALLEV. A* aeelnct* believing, call in and see for YNWIHM. Our Motto is, ATo Trouble to show Goods. Amoaf am atock «U1 W MmM COATS, FANT3, AND VESTS, LA atylea aaT QNNTTTY to suit tTie mnst FUTLITTAM Ai*o HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, DK4WERS, COLLARS. OLOVF.fl, II A K F. II 1 E S And In fact everything that I* usually found class In a first Gentleman*' Furnishing Hou*e, beside* which will be found TRL'NKS", CARPET It AGS, EKAMALLED BAOS, VALINES, and a splendid tot of IXD/A RUBBER CLOTHING. A large (tock of Cloths, Casslmerei,and Tcatlngl, for


ocr: NfiW GOODS SEW 4jSOOD8I T. C. WOODWARD, HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM THE E S A SPI.E\OID LOT OF COATS, PANTS, VESTS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, OVERALLS, QUH PANTS, OUM CLOTHS, SHIRTS, STOCKINGS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, GUM COATS, GUH GLOVES, SHOES, CARPET SACKS, UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, POCKET BOOKS PIECE GOODS, CASSIMKRES, SATINETTS, JEANS, COTTON A DF.S, and all .nrticlea usuaDy kept in a CLOTHING House. Call In and examine the Stock. Mr. E. W. BCTTS will be pleased to wait upon tboee who may call. Ottumwa, Sept. 1st '59-^6-11-jr J. PRUGH, Would call attention to hi* new PAYEBS PARLOll COAL STOVE OK KATHKB GAS BURNERS The only Coal Store that is Ot for the PARLOR OR SITTIXG ROOM, Just received from New York, and the only place they CAN BE BOUGHT IN THE STATE I AI^SO.—On hand gofti Tfrtatf of 8tove*, COAL OR WOt D. J. Prugh is an experienced Ooehlng COPPER SMITH, Having fitted out some of the best Mills in the State J. Pruph would call the attention of those tndpbted to him by Note or Account, that a settlement must be had, as we need what is our due. J. PKI'CII. •»l. lo-No.Vml


ocr: GILLESPIE Are now rmlftaf tv|« aa4 well celccted •tock of G- O O BLACK FANCY CASSIMERES SATIMETT9 A5B Dress Goods, of er«ry variety, styte and quality. A S A N A S BONNETS, BOOTS & SlIOKS, HardT.trc, Qaeensware, and wltt be cold to the &c. 4c. Oar stock I* very heavy and complete in all branches CASH TRADE at uuprecedeuUd Low We-h itl be constantly in receipt of fresh ir-vids, di rectly from the Importer* and manufacturers, ptr railroad, and shall spare no reasonable exertion to keep our stock complete and as near np to tbe waul* of this community as it is possible to do. Our stock has been purcli tsed on thealMk reason able terms, and will be exchanged for A I K I S n A O O U S i O O E at the hi^iiest market prices. Call and look through •ur stock before buy inK elsewhere, and we are SURE TO SELL TO YOC. COUNTY A CITY ORDKU8 taken In exchange far good*.


ocr: PACKARDV. ROXES Window Glass at "I ke'SS 3i M' -jr a~KMP and Rubber Packing Jin. PACKARD'?. Mr JJ°CKS LATK I »OH Tils: FKOVrifi:K INTERIOR fOW8 ALL HARD FRO*. Large Majority for HARDWARE GLASS, IRON HARVEST ^NCOrUAOET) A no withstanding the hard times, scarcity and lll.-h price", and in untirip:»t!rn of the pood times C' :-tL-. MM I I ordered and is now receiving the largest »r... 1 iroods ever brought to Wapello county, KEGS White Lead at Zim$P%W PACKARD'S. KEGS Kails at I A. BALDWIN. Ottumwa, Mar. 1st. 1889-flT-ly I lie BIG FAD LOCK!" G. PA Ottumwa, Iowa. & CUTLERY AND NAILS, TOOLS, 4c. Ms large and increasing PACKARD'S. «r Ton* Wamn and Bnggjr Iron at i *9 PACK ABO'S. PCTTr at AND PACKARD'^. LIGHTS Pine Sash at PACKARD'S. •r KE(J8SiwirWhlUChM at 4 PACKARD1, Turpentine at aD(' Turp '8^ vl: an1 ^arD' II PACKARD'S. PACKARD*. PACKARD'S, PACKARD'S. CJHOVIU, SpadM, and Mattock* at W PACKARD'S. I I.T MOULDINGS at CAGES at ^N VIM and Tim at 1 PACKARD*. VSH-DOAHD.H and Rat Trap* at PACKARD'?. D-3TOKE3 and Churns at Pl.vrrORM PACKARD'S. a ad emuvtav acalea at PACKARD'S. at 01:, Trace, and 11 alter Chain* at A PACKARD'S. .L SKIVES for &!« at KNIVES, PACKARD'S. Fork* and Spoon* at PACKARD'?. 1AN DLEST1CKS and Snaffert at V PACKARD'?. s.r.iN0S„4«te... P1CKVRD,S AN* LATCHE" PACKARD JPI RE and Burglar Proof Safe* at Padlock, nearly opposite Hawlev's "tore, i..wa. [Aug. PACK A ED'S. A^TON'I aail Blacksmith* Sledges at rH PACKARD'S. ARRIAGES and BUGGIES at P\CKARD'S. i r.fi. P\CK%RI, Whole* ile and retail dealer in the above Good*.— AI«o nil jfooils In the Hardware line. Siun of the R'g PACKARD'9. J1) 1 SE-KEEPKRS ChM4a at PACKARD'S. \m:lAGE-MAKERS Material at w A0OX and Duggyboxe* at PACKARD'!. PACKARD'^. PACKARD'S.


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ocr: HA VINO ItBMUTBb TO Store No. 136 WILL P. R. B0HN. A. L. E O V A P. R. BOHN & CO. Union Blo! be PLEATED to w::on their friend*and public with a full and T&* SEH^T^M^U stock Dry Good#,* At prieej HUT cannot fail to please—particularly when the trade io CASH. Muicatln Jimuary i, 1659—dim


ocr: HP 1 (xn Batting, iJN* TALL AHD WIVTEK TWLA*£: ".gwiwg &iii wwi AWb ILTSITORE, FOR 8A A rmt Large and W h.a- Carpet Chain, -Mt r-'I If nA n»ii E & S E LL1"1 Union Block. 'tnum KuaeMie. »*4» UtW mtfit iwitili', .,jy .... -4 Compete AII^RT^FTMT t.i i* i -Goods i 8 Carpets and Notions, BOOTS BHOES 3 A S i A G»ocEfttEs, NAILS Ur ii AND' do., de. if O—— Our GOODS kav* all b-en bought hi tto Baildi^ Citie*, at GREATLY REDUCED PRlC|S»d •ad will be (old accordinaiy. o ru .si'.itt We solicit a tall from r-r"75 Ax-isi Whoies&le ft ad Retail Cuyo^f' .1 Hottte in th* Country fmUMff Cy teoar extensive assortment of Hi W 9 O O Feeling confident that we can aad will sail tMfeHU aa eheap as any MM. LSMP 9k ism Sept. 28, 1858—TF __ If? 'Ittl SELLS.. im Zi't-r. ria .tft-l


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ocr: iikyu.su a uui'HT, CUUE THAT CCJUCIH. Now is your time and HALL'S B1 Ii A I THE BEST REMEDY Of e Jlge, for the Cure of Consumption, Decline, Astlima, iironchilis Wasting of Flesh, Night Sweats, Spitting of lilood, HoopingCough, In ttttt'nxa, Phthisic, Pain, is tlie side, ami ail Di feases of the LungB, It stands uiK i|ualled It lias Alkclid Cures n numerous cases where the most skillful'physician ill this country and in Kurupc have been employed mid exercised their skill in vain. Cases which they pronounced ixci'iiahlk, and surrendered as hopklksij leaving their patients without a sin gle ray to enliven them in their gloom, tUVii


ocr: t. I .C0R8R. BURLINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS. J, L. CORSE 8c 80N. Booksellers and Stationen. JcCfcrHonSt., wrcst.of Main n i n o n i o n American Sunday School Union Agency, American Tract Society Agency, A W O O K S a large assortment school Books, BLANK 150UKS, r,' wmxuwi' PAPMl, WALL PAPER, envf:LOPES 4,0 be had in an.v |ii iutity of J. L. Corse & 8on.


ocr: Aatther Crockery Store in Burling ton! Oity Crockery Store 11 tonVrr ofTTain and Valley Sis, nut MrvtiTox- ... iowa Tcomplete ust opened nt the above named ntorc the most assortment oft-very kind of froods usually i" a tirsl class Crockery Store ever brought The (roods have allheen Sclccfud will* (reul fare Md purchased since tlie first of January last 1 At Tt-ry Low l*ricc») and nill be sold at Wholesale or Retail At prloesiess than they have ev'/rbcen offered in this market lit fore. Hotels, Saloons & Private Families wfll Giid everything in the line of China & I ass ware. Platcd-AVarc lKritnnnial%arc Cuttlcr), l.ani|u, Ijooli i ntr-C* lanscMf &C, The attMrttolttif private families is invited to uiy 1 iTiite Stone ('Miut, .... it French i'hitw and liantl I'hina. Btllllcr. llreakfUKt and Toilet Sells. You can buy any number of pieces you want and tin-in piicked and delivered at the cars Free of Call an* examine for jroureelves. h84-10-M C1IA8. It, BACKU8.


ocr: ATTESTIOX GUARDS. You are hereby notified to meet at the armory on the Mh of January, at if o'clock 1*. M. in full uniform with 10 ball catriges as »u ftUAtik is anticipated from Eddy vlUe. Ity order of the Captain. W. W. FAItI.EV, O. ».


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ocr: BOWERS & MAUCK, WHOimU AND mCTAXt Gr O •fllTlS Have s. E K llanae Caraar, MuscATnns, IOWA. I a choioe an4 freeh assort- on i meat Cofea, Bases. Sugars, SboskhHj leaa, Brtle% Molasses, Egg*, *o«in, PotaMpi Pitch, Poult H, Oak aim Spioee, Mitkutl, Alohinl, Whit. PWh. Lard Oil, Tobacco, II nr, Nail*, Milk, fte. /VMi-ei Pork, of the beti qaality, for tale by tnnhe- r'l or by retail. -fjkly Jl, 1859.


ocr: Cultivators, Seed Sowers, £53 Hungarian Grass Seed. Timothy, Red Top, Millet, Chinese Sugar Cane, Turnip, CH&S. STONS WM» R. Those who purpose BUILDING are espe cially invited to give us a call, as we are prrparod to furnish every thins inclided in the frm Mill, Cross cut and Circular Saws, Pumps and Pump Chain, Grindstones and Cranks, A I N S E E Reg leave (o call Hie attention of I he public to their S E ED S Our stock embraces a complete assortment of FIELD, G-VRDEV, HERB anf FLOWEll SEEDS, including several varieties lately introduced into the country^ Locust, Osage Orange, Blue Grass, Red Clover, White Clover, Carrot, Onion Seeds and Onion Sets. We have taken pains to procure the choicest varieties of^CARDEN SEEDS besides our usual quantit.es in SMALL PACKAGES. Our assortment of PLOWS includes many varieties, among which are the celebrated Boston or 'Yankee" Plows, Doere's Molino Plow J. ALSO, Fan Mills, Straw Cutters, Churns, Qorse Rakes, We have, in addition to the above, a large stock of A W "HOUSEBUILDISG HARD Blacksmith's Drills, Paint Wills, Lead Pipe, Cordage, 0 Our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT will offer superior inducements. Muscatinc, April 8, 1850. BOOTS CASH OR "SHORT TIME" BUYERS Will find our prices as low as at Chicago or St. Loiris. CHESTER WEED. JOSEPH BRIDGMAN. CIIAS. EDW. KENT. (Successors to C. WEED Sf CO.,) 1 2 8 S E O N S E 1 Are now receiving their Spring and Summer Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, I A S i O O I N i cfe I King Philip and other va rieties of Seed Corn, Pitch Pine, Buckthorn, et^.aud. JJjeMW—every variety. Took Shovel Plows, Sub-soil Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, CORN ai.dCOB MILLS, and everythlrn in the way of HAYING and BARVK6T I TOO US. We are agent for RUGG'3 REAPER and MOWER, and will warrant it equal to aa y •se,.Mi(Ul4jHier draft. Ruca$U0. 0 Cora Plnnte|s, Cora Shelters, A. WARE" Our Nails and Glass are from the best manufactories in Pittsburgh, the low rates of river freight enabling us to furnish them at extremely low priets. CARPENTERS, BLACK SMITHS and COOPERS shoald give us a eall befor* puieha eing elsewhere. OUR STOCK OF TOOLS CANNOT FAIL TO SUIT. Space would not permit a list of "Miscellaneoui." W» mention a few articles: Platform and other Scales, Mortising Machines, Boring Machines, T^ad Pipe, ate., etc. SHOES,


ocr: WE X,A.W AND COLLECTION bsaceak OF 0. G. HAYES & BROTHER, HASOHIC BLOCK, JI1JS ATIIVE, IOWA. ARE PREPARED TO CBLUCX CLAIMS AND TRANSACT OTHER LEGAL BUSINESS in any part of Iowa, having become connected with reliable attorneys in every coanty tbronghout the State. During the past four months we have been engaged upon an accurate and thorough investigation of the records of Muscatine eounty, noting carefully every defect in deeds and acknowledgments. The negligence with which tde early records of all eommunit es are kept is well known, and yet apoo them depend all titles to real property. The fallowing abstnet of titie, under assumed names at 1 figures, will explain the manner in which our examination is conducted Abstract of Title of N. E. qr. Sec 37, Tp. 77, R. 9 W. fTOT] See. Grantee. jConsidt I ration Dnte of Fil-1Date of In ing. strament. United States'R. S. Jones! R. S. Jontt John Cook $3)0 U.S. Hint Slay 1, lftSOI JimeT, l8SI «»y I. jane 4,1851 ITenrjr cone $1000 A oz. 2,1838 OFFICE Bookj rag* UKAUl 70 i jto fTo aoeore notc«S I ereit date for5.W0.aeh 1 Ulduo 1 Tourliom data 311 Aug, 2 l&ia VorgsC« (AUG J, 1858 LM tin. 2 Je»r» from 1 U«e— III per out. *». Was. BM) ot #»«».


ocr: In Onr Sheetings, Shirtings, Prints, Dress Goods Lawn*, Challics, SILKS, SHAWLS, Siirts, Hosiery & Gloves, Ac., Ae., Ac. Wo keep constantly oa hand a fall assortment of A I Y GROCERIES Among whioh are Cuba, New Orleans and Reiiaed Sugar, Golden Syrup and Molasses, Kio, Mocha nd Java Coffee, And our u'ual choice brands cf linporial Graen and Black 'feas, in 2, 3 4,5, and 6 Ibj. ioxer. April 4, 1850. BOOTS (Successors to C. WEED Sf CO.,) 1 2 8 S E O N S E 1 Are now receiving their Spring and Summer Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, I A S i O O I N i cfe HARDWARE, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, tic., To which they would invite the attention of their city and country friends, assuring'thgni that they are prepared to sell Goods FOR CASH OR GILT-EDGED PAPEB, At less prices than they can be furnished at any House this side of the Mississippi Hirer. 0UR ST I E K I I S A N MAT BE FOUND O Consisting in part of Tapestry, Ingrain, and THREE-PLY CARPETS A U ©11A CLOT 118, Of every Description. HATS ft CAPS Of the Latest Styles, DIKBOT EROM THE MANUFACTURERS. I N K Agricultural Implements Of all kinds. Moline, Rock Is land .t Davenport Breaking and Old-land PLOWS to b« bad at short uotice. Jlfew ijffere of those Chicago Wagons and Pills. Threshing Macnines lejl. Come nnd see us when you are in town, and satisfy yonrsclves of the PACT that wo are aelliag Cheaper than tlie Cheapest. All products of the farm taken in exchangefer Goedsi Remember the place, 123 Second Street. SHOES, O U 0CK OP DRY-GOODSICARPETS ARB MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRADE and are not excelltd by any Custom-made IVorki OUR BEADY-MADE CLOTHING For Men and Boy's Wear, Is of every variety of stylo and material, and is particularly adapted to the want* of ow Western Farmers. AT OUR POWDER MAGAZINE il Wo have every article noeded by the Farmer. MAT BK rovro Rifle tie mining Powder In kegs, half kegs, quarter kegi and canisters, of the finest grado and quality, which we sell to the Wholesale or Retail Xrado at a very email advance oo ooet


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ocr: BURLINGTON ADVERTISEMEWTSi': a titnn.. jr*«a imM. JiU CORSE & SON. -Booksellers and Siaiioners. Jefferson St., weit.o! 31ala Burlington, Iowi^* American Sunday Scho&i I'nitill Agency. AMiericnn Tract Society Agency, LAW BOOKS a targe assortment ICHOOL BOOKS, BLAKK. BOOKS, WRITING PAPER, ... WALL PAPER, ENVELOPfS he haAtn U/^OBBtlty KT1. L. Corae 1 Son.


ocr: Wholesale and Retail LUMBER YARD! HUIiLINGTON, IOWA. A IAR4«E assoi-tment of Lujiher, 1 fr j.\. Sliinjrlps, Square Timber, no liesitaMcii in et«.. We ft» ofTerintj to i«akr« with supply roti full itijr assortments of her, froin an-' SI. tli* best IViycoti.^in. 1 Hit Cliifipewn, Menonx iMr Croix rivers. Office on Jetfei ho» street, between Sixth and Seventh. W.& W D. GILBERT,


ocr: Jcomplete An«tfc«r OrMkery Store in BarlisftM! City Orofkerv Store!! I'ornrr of Win in itud VhI1«- Kta, ItlRLINftTO^- IOWA u^t opened at the «l»e\e named store the assortment of ev-V.VSIlid oTgondDwiMlly found in n flrel claw Crockery St-re cvsr brought this8t«te. Tl.e goodh have allbeen Selt rlcd \vllit (reu i t'u re and pui cliai-td since tin- first .'anuary lusl At v« r» tow Prlcei,. and will be sold al M'liolcNiilv or Krtnll 'M ptlvi— iess 1 nan tile1 ha e ev .r been ollerc^ 1n market hefore. Hotels, Saloons & I rivatp I'aiuilitf wfll llr.d everything in the line of Crockery, China & Al.so: Wated'U'are Itril4inni:i-\\ are 4 milcr) I.(imp** f*rr Kttpei'ior f'• I'hirn: O O E I E S I r9 vR."KIM*$AT/L Lonli i ng:» la«sr.K, NWnitton nfrrt»a*e families is tnrMeit te Wft i If Str-* 17/»' n n, WA/tf fib// (till'! li'ml nnf. :«II'1 d. liv, red Tea, Mniier. Kriakfnit n«4 Sol{%. You ...in buy au.i number of pii*ees yon W4it have them packcl fli tite car* Free Clurce.. Call and ex'luine for yonrp-jlves. h. 4-IO-tl til A A B. LAl'Krg.


ocr: «Z2 OF ALL KINDS. FAIRBANKS ft GBEENLXAF, 35 Lake Nt., Chicago NEW GOODS HEW GOODS T. C. WOODWARD, HAVING JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA a splendidlot of tPBlNB AN0 SUMMER O O S For Hen and Boy«s. fnrtUa buyers to examine fita large anil weil selected STOCK OF HEADY MADE HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND »HOES, Umbrellas Vrnnkii! Ckrpet sac! A WD FURNISHING GOODS. All of trlucb be offera to the W & E A FOR CASH. Store in Simons' new building, above the Otiarawa House, ami opposite J. Ilawie.v'g Store. Ottumwa, April 14, '59-5-11-y L. O. BVA3W.J W. B. BIDLKMAN. EVANS SL BIDLEMAN. fb Boot, Shoe & Leather S O E E 1 *•, 1S6 Main St., Keakak, Iowa. MOQTSy SHOES, AND BROOANS, 1 Vor the Country Trade. ILKE'S PEAK BOOTS, Copper- Toed Sh/)c*, Ac. UPPER, KIP, CALF, OHIO TAN. hmk toi Philadelphia Kip ml Calf Slits, Back Skin, PINK & BROWN LININGS, Thong Leather, all kind*, Morocco Sklas, French and American Kid. FAIRBANKS' PATENT


ocr: PIKE'S PEAK OUTFBTS We are receiving full supplies of COLT'S REVOLVERS Ar«f Polt's Pattern Pistol, enaftHn quality, at greatly reduc«d.prlces. SHOT GUNS &, RIFLES, Pistol Belts, Bowie Knives, double water-proof Preeuseion Caps, Packet Compasses. Al.io. Importers ami Wltolesalc in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Cutlery, Plated ware. Fancy and Mn. sieal Merchan lise. Watchmaker's Tools and Materials and Photogra phic Stock generally, which we offer low to cash or p) oiupt time customers. EDWARD MEAD & CO. JVIaiu HIM Ui cornerof l'ini', Kl, Louif.


ocr: AI.SO: I'lalcd'Ware BiiJannIf»-tV«r*' Aa«th«r Crockary Stor* In'Barlinpton! ht,AS: City Crockery Store!! Corner of 71 a in and Valley SM ItURMXKTOX- «r IOWA. J: opened at the above named store the most niplete assortment ofevervkind of goods usually fouti'l iii a lirst class Crockery ct»re ever brought to tlii.- St.ite. The goods have all been with Slelrcled GmilTare and purchased since the first of January last At very Iow and will be mid at. Wholesale or Retnil At prices less than they have ev.rbeen offered In this market before. Hotels, Saloons &' Private Families wfll flr«d everything In the line of Crockery, China & Glassware. Cuttlj-ry. I,n«np«4 Look n g-ti I u sseif Arc, The attention of private families is invited to my superior It hif' S'i'»t Cfiimt, 117//'C Ft ILL /L MID i.uht lk,„d (Mint. TTea* Blancr. Brrnkfattt aa Tallet Toucan buy any number of pieces yon want and have them packed and delivered at the ears Free of Charge. Call and examine for yourselves. b34-10-tl C1IAS. B, BACKD8.


ocr: J. L. CORSE 8L SON. looUm and Stationers. Jel fer*«nSt., wcst„of Tluin* Durliii^ton, ... Iowa. J^uoricau Sunday School uion Agency, American Tract Society Agency, LAW BOOKS a large assortment SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK HOOKS, WRITING PAPER, WALL PAPER, ENVELOPES lo be had In any quantity of J. I*. Corse A Son.


ocr: Cfuesefy iuf in toarii&(to«I \sz% i y Croifli'j2*y Stoz-c !.' *1 liUt| ati|^r^i i I'st op,-lied at 1 lie ntove named store the mo«t »s».Hrtn. nt i .-vcryh ni! jj.io'N tis ia!! itrs:-ute. n a liistcUi!K Crockery M»re fv« br^twhl to .te. The pood* have all !.»en Ssl'trli"' t?i( !i *'?. i».t •ad purchased since the Hrst «nu »Tj At Vei'j- I. Vrit:*,, and will be sold at WUoIcsalp or Rftiil At prices less tiiaii lliev line.. offers'! In this ihurHct ilctelM, Saloons A Piivuxp Fancies will (iiiil every:hiii(f in .-- Ii:ie if Croclitrj", Ssiua & liiaswivarr aeo: I'iutcdoWare Uiii.innM*HiiW C*sf»5cr- l.stanfHs. ftr, The attention of private fa.uilics Is invited to in supeiior \\'iitf S.'cnt t'/iino, 1 r-"tut-.-.WVw/* prtwl1 Chinu a0$M (. old Hmi't i.iiid. Airl Toilet fr!t«, You can buy any nui tber of pistes yn mm. an have theui packed and detivernd at the'ears Fieo of Charft". Cal! and examine for jSllTTA


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ocr: BANKING. GREEN & STONE MUSCATINE, IOWA. S A 9 K & And Dealers In Exchange. VTAKBOolleations ^ndremit to any ^artof the ITA Union* Billsof exchange on all tho princi palciticsof tinted Statea ana Enr pe bought »pd sol Money remirted to i-nropt in 'i»ht bills »!i,Vi«nb»-ashcdinatiy'owiiic En .'land, IrdaKii or Water Dr^ftt sale in«uniPto «uit, p»y*btr n P«ris, A mteHaai, U ambarg, Oeltpe^sikbn.O. M. »U-tl 9


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ocr: HOTELS. OTTUMWA HOUSE, {Late Buci--Rye Uowtt.) OTTUMWA, !OVTA. R. if. AV\nBEN, Proprietor. A LATIOE addition has heen built to this Untitle, and and all of it will he thoroughly cleaned, and refitted with new furniture, and will he open for the reception of quests by the 26th inst. A good stable Is attached to this Hotel, and a carcful and attentive Ostler will be in attendance. f^T"Cliarpps to suit the Times.,^1 Ottumwa Tune 17th. 'SS-lC-jr


ocr: L. coast. L« BURLINGTON ADVERTISEMENT^ J. I. col COR8E A 80N. Booksellers and Stationers. JcMersoiSt., west,of Slain Burlington, Iowf" American Sunday School l!nfi«a Agency, Alihcrican Tract Society Agency, LAW BOOKS a large assortment SCHOOL BOOKS, #L.ANK BOOKS, WRITING PAPER, WALL PAPER, ENVEL0PW io be had In any quantity of J. L. Corse A Son.


ocr: Wholesale and Retail LUMBER YAR])£ liURLINGTON, IOWA. A LARGE assortment of Lu*nber, i Shingles, Square Timber, eK. We fr# no hesitation in offeiitig to supply couutry dealers with full assortments of the best I im ber,from Wisconsin, Chippewa, Menomt and St. Croix rivers. Office on JefleisnB street, between Sixth and Seventh. J. W. & W. D. GILBERTj, nv. 185fi.-n39Iy.


ocr: BURLINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS, P. W. S0MERS j|j£*U*ACTUUft,Wh«l«Mtott4 Retail Dealer HATS 5a CAPS, i' mm Hats and Caps by the case or doten, at New York prices. Hats Ironed and Dressed over and warranted to please. 81 Jefferson street, two door* west of J. 0..Kimball


ocr: Antther Crockery Store in~Bnrlington! •icory stoi^rr Corner of naiu and Valley Ms. BlUIJ\(,TO\- ... IOWA. Jcomplete ust opened at the above named store the most assortment ofeVerykind of goods usually found in a first class Crockery Stere ever brought to this State. The goods have all been Selected wllhfireatCare and purchased since the first of Januaryjr^jj|| At Very Low Price*) and will be sold at ,/. Wholesale or Retail At pr:ccs less than they have ev been offered fit this market before. Hotels, Saloons & Private Families wfll fir.d everything in the line of Crockery, China J* glassware. AIM): Pluted-Wnre llritann iicTl s« r" Cu(fiery. Iiimtpv l/ookiiiKHiilasMa^ftc, The attention of private faiuilios U lavited to toy superior Whit* Stone China Whits Krcnch Chi mi MMl Gol't Botirl China.- Tca» Dinner. Krrakfuat and Toilet s«(i s. Yon can buy any number of pieces yon want and have them packed and delivered at the cars -i'ree of Charge. Call and examine for yourselves. h«4-10-tl CIIAS. B, BACKUS.


ocr: PIKE'S PEAK OUTFITS We are receiving full supplies of COLT'S REVOLVERS Ard Colt's Pattern Pistol, eqnnl in quality, at greatly reduced prlces. SHOT GUNS &, RIFLES, Pistol Pelts, Bowie Knives, doni.le water-proof Precusaion Caps, Pocket Compact's. A1 o. importorti nnl WliolcwJl If:ilTs in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Cutlery, Plated ware. Fancy and Mn» slcal Merclian lise. Watchmaker'! Tools and Materials and Photogra* phic Stock generally, which we offer low to cash or pi ompt time enstomers, EDWARD MEAD Sl CO. 50]?luiu si., cornrrof I'iitc, St. Lonla.


ocr: BlISLCELAXKOUSi-' 1,000,000 BOTTLES SOLD. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the yea 1868, by J. Kussell !S]alding, in'the Clerk'* Office of the District Court of Mass. All Infringement will be dealt with according to law


ocr: BURLINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS.^ *.ocasa. J. L. COR8E 9L 80N. Booksellers and Stationers. JcffrriouBt., treil.ef JIaIr« Bnrlington, IowML American Sunday School Unl||| Agency, American Tract Socioty :.f Agency, LAW BOO^A a large awortmenft( SCHOOL BOOKS, -6. .J|ANK BOOKS, 10 WRITING PAPER, WACL PARTNT, LFT ENVELOpip be k«d In U| ««aotlty af J. L. Corse k .Son.


ocr: A. W. A W. CARPEKTEII, MAIN STRKET, BURLINGTON, IOWA, —DBALRRSIN— FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SILVER WARE, JEWELRY, Hilvcr Plated Ware, Adjust Slst, ISid-lyr. 1 POCKET CUTLERY, ACCORDEOKSJ &C. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, »*REPA1KKD AND WAKUANTBD. _iEft


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ocr: Ilungarian Grass Seed, Timothy, Red Top, Millet, Chinese Sugar Cane, Turnip, Farming Those who purpose BUILDING are espe cially invited to £ive u= a call, as we are prepared to furnish evervlliin inclided in I E I U O U S E -K U I I S I 1 A U 1 WARK." Mill, Cross -cut and Circular Saws, Pumps and Pump Chain, Grindstones and Cranks, Muscatine, April S, 1859. CHESTER WEED. CH&f. St WM. R. STONE, N O 1 3 3 A I N 8 E E S Beg leave lo call the attention of the public to llieir -O-"- S E E S Our slock unbraces a complete assortment of FIELD, A KDEN, HERB and FLOWER SEEDS, including several varieties lately introduced into the ouuntry- Locust, Osage Orange, Blue Grass, Red Clover, White Clover, Carrot, Onion Seeds and Onion Sets. We have taken pains to procure the choicest varieties of GARDEN SEEDS besides our usual quantities in SMALL PACKAGES. Our assortment of PLOWS includes iniiny varieties, among which an the celebrated Bog too or '"Yankee" Plows, Deore's Moline Plows. ALSO, Cultivators, I Fan Mills, I Churns, I Shovel Plows, I Corn Planters, Seed Sowers, Straw Cuttcra, llorsc Rakes, Sub-soil Plows, Corn Shelters, ROAD SCR A PKRS, CORN and COB MILLS, and cverytlilnu in the way of IIAYXNQ and HARVESTING TOOLS. We are agent fur RUGG'S REAPKR and MOWISR, aud will warrant it cjual to anything uso, and of easier draft. itSMBM $140. VTe have, in addition to the above, a large stock of A 3 3 W A E Our Nails and Glass are from the be^t manufactories in Pittsburgh, the low rates of river freight enabling us to furnUh tiuui »i ertreuiclj low prices. CARPENTERS, BLACK I A E S O I N O O S e S O E S HARDWARE, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, &c. I'o wbioh they would invite the attention of their city and country friends, assuring them* that they are prepared to sell Goods FOR CASH Oil &ILT-EBGED PAPER, It less prices than they can be furnUhed at any House this side of the Mississippi River I* OUR OUR STOCK OF Y -G 0 0 S S A E S DEPARTMENT MAT BB FOUND Sheetings, Shirtings, IS FULL AND COML'LBTK. Consisting in part of Tapestry, Ingrain, and THREE-PLY CARPETS King Philip and other va rieties of Seed Corn, Pitch Pine, Buckthorn, Peas and Beahs—every variety. SMITHS and COUPKR3 should give us a eall before puioha— sin^' elsewhere. OUR STOCK OF TOOLS CANNOT PAIL TO 6U1*» Space would not permit a list of "JMiscellaneoul.' W» mention a few articles: Blacksmith's Drills, Paint Mills, Lead Pipe, Cordage, O Our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT will offer superior inducements. CASH OR "SHORT TIME" BUYERS Will find oar prices as low as at Chicago 01 St. Louis. Platform and other Scales, Mortising Machines, Boring Machines, Lead Pipe, etc., etc. JOSEPH BRIDGMAN. CHAS. EDW. KENT" (Successors to C. WEED Sf CO..) 13 8 S JBC O s TH in Are now receiving their Spring and Summer Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, O U ARB MANUFACTURED BXl'KKSSLY FOR OUR TRADE and are not excel ltd by any Cnatom.maac Work.,


ocr: ATprepared nd knar, fcl ol imu life, about one icnre *nd five *re .pent in CHEAPEST AND BESTJN THE MARKER S. O. & P. S1LIN, TUKIR NEW STAND IN S. a. SIEIN'S BUILDING, NO. 102 SECOND STRBKT ABB to offei their iriendi and customers ln general a large and splendid ASSORTMENT W Household Furniture, rcsh from the Eastorn market, and OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE, whieh tbay will sell ai low, than any other hou«e in the eity or State. They ha7e JUST RtClilVEl) HEAVY AC CESSIONS TO T11EIR STOCK, and will add thereto as the trade may domand. Call at their Salac Rooms—No. 103 Sccond Street—and 1 Nlcd. Without sleep '.he w.rld wo.ld directly t-o mad. rrescrr. .U level under the fre.lure of iuload, -a geaeral r..l.-, .anity has to be restored l.y it every twenty-17'?".""Very jo.nt of co«-aet a. not to .taped, the #ur hours. The rocen i» naturally aa comfortable as it ia •elation, '•ke «oft without .mothering, aod not ,»t soor-tir •uccciiful and important. Hut the comfort and the .ucce.i: iepend greatly on circumstances. Beds differ, all the way expense has inenrxvd to secure comfort and luxury. irovHioi his b»en made fir health, whiah id tha highe«t aua i examine their stock bafor* purchasing eliawhere. TUCKER'S PATENT SPRING BEDS—Best, most Comfoitable, and Healthy Sleeping Arrangements in use. Ont of three Be jrcan.l ten yews, which make the lum to.JI»til,n ®'th* b,1?0?- h« preblem woiild have jilt ihe advantage* of elasticity, that 01 wTr*° bleuiaattras* ,b' :'oull^ation 'or a viugs, rnoia, hair, upoa a rigid founditiou make delicate .for the heat K»t and lading enough for tbo i fcoacs ache, and interfere more or l«»a with the free circa-1 i G. 0 r- STEIN, Sole AgtuUjor this p&tVf ch«P. ".ous aud healthful and »o believe no comb,nation haa i •miAjied, all th«sae rvspecU, TUCKER SrsiM* Tucker, l«y the use of wood, iroa and steel, put fched li: nd cotton aud bilk cov*rl«t. Aud tin with the addition of a thJ „.„Mt noiiiM* of anv material, meets tvorv d«maud of health •nc-'%0 ty, with all dtfftirab e economy, 1Mb with reipac* it and durability. The arrauaemtfQti»«xcectlinflj


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ocr: New AlvcTt ist'iiiciit s. OGDEN & Successors to Mendenhall & Whitham, Forwarding and Commission ^EBCHANTO AND G^eneral Freight Agents, NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT, OTTIHIVA IOWA. Liberal Cash adraneea aade on Produce for Shipment. 11-lii tf. itlieiis "f Ottuinwa and vicinity, that he will Kive i ciHirse of Ten Oanrin/ Assemblies, to bft held at the Court. House, seoii-tnontlily. Due notice each will be g'ven. THK riasT WILL HILD OX FRIDAT EVENING, OCT. 31st. Every effort will b» made to render these BOCIAL EalonV Danciiig AKoeiiililic*. LON"X KATOV irAuld re^pertfully Inform the


ocr: TEMPLE A BROTHER'S COLUMN. 8 A N 1 I N 6 EXCHANGE OITFIC TEMPLE & BROTHER, ^)ttumwa, Iowa. THE UNDERSIGNED HATI Removed their Exchange office from Charlton, ftnra, to this point, and are prepared to transact any busi ness pertninlng to Banking, Exchange or Collection*, which may be entrusted to us, feeling conHdent that onr past practical experience of ten years In Southern lown, will enable us to lender satisfaction to our patrons. We sell SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, and other eastern points, in sums to suit purchasM^ andean alio furuish Exchange on BqM, Ireland and Scotland, and en Ctrmuj, Fnlft, Sweden, Denmark, and all other Countries of EUROPE! as well as collect money, inheritances, and every c§fc^, er claim in foielgn counties. We receive Deposits aud issue Certlflcatw Wfclak bear interest only by sp«clui agreement. C0ll.ftu('TI03iN, made payable at our ofllM, will le remitted for, at current rates of Exchange and those maturing at other point*, will be collected and remitted, less exchange and expense of collection^* We will also pay attention to securing and collectHiH' O U U E FAUTIES HOLDING UMVmEm PAOflEY* A S, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITE* BILLS OF EXCHANGE PAYABtf, At Sight or on Time, in any placeft. can. have Lhein Cashed by call* iim at our OFFICE.. We kaw correspondent* 1b nearly tvorjr CMatj in •ip soutiieru Iowa, and can Pay Taxes for MOX-HESIDKN ... SUOUld liCMJllt UN by l«t JUIlUUry. VH 4c OTUCHS. For'a reasonable commission. Money for Taxis al ways required in advancc, ami all ordors LAND warrants We wiU at all time* UK cash for Land Warrant*, and will alsomttend to the lo nation of them, or UM ENTRY WITH CASH, OW


ocr: -A-T THE MEW IMI BRICK j. Looms & co. ARE NOW RECEIVING TSB LARGEST AND FALL & W!mm EVER BROUGHT TO I S A K E The whole of our Extensive Stock will during the present week, and sold, Either Wholesale or Retail, prices that If COJlrKTITION for Cash na:! Beady Pay In our a»-ii.ortii^nl may he found every variety I.adies Dr.-si" (iooils, ojiiM.-itinj of We would e.-periallv eail attention to our «toek PRINTS, consisting of 1OO PlEt'l K KIIUOCM'lt. too piece* 1,\ *1 'I'hiN ('I'iNTH per yard, wood figure* perfectly fact coin 300 places Union Sprague, Philip Allen'*, Ac., splendid styles, and French Merinos, l'i iiti Merinor, nil wool Delaines, MuMin IM tines mi variety I'lain and Cashmere.-. i*tiii.ore Kobe*, DeUiine Robes, Mripes, Tulin Stripe*, [!aw filks. llotub.-ixincg, Silk.*, Black ami I'uured Alpstcuait, Striped l'laiu aul 0 iir..-il l' ir uuiUns, Plain and I'laid K'"-t s, Haski-t Plaids, a new nnd beautiful ^tyle good!) lewi»ieil t\pres»l.V I'or the Kail ami Winter '!)9 ami 'tie Plain blaek Silks, all wli'.th? fl/urcd eade Silks, all price* Moir Antique SiUs, KreucU English Chhiti.


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ocr: GREEN & STONE 1KUCA.TINB, IOWA. [g & Rl G! li K 9 A.nd Dealers in Exchange. MAKE0olleation»aasakaagaaa :idremit to any partof the Ualea- BllUef allthepriMi* aalcitieeof Un WJ States aaO Earepe boagfct aa4sal4 Mihi rassiitad to Karen* In sigkt Mllf.aMeteaa baraskHla ujpt«*inli|lit4| IreUador Walaa. Draft*(arsal* ia»aailto imit, pa7«J"lc I° P!*' AntiiiUo, II usbiT|, Oologa «, nilkntt ftnM-tl


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ocr: U O E I E S 1 AlAEGBy FRESH OF GBOCEBIE8 AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!! JR«T RECEIVED: 60 hhds. prime and fair N. O. StMBr* 7f» lbls. Beleher's reflnad 81 800 baga fair and prime Coffee. n M) prime old Jara 1 25 Lagi'aria 5-u 240 bM». Molaxsca and Syruu. 60 half hbls. do 4o txl tierced Riec 125 boxes assorted Tobacco. *00 chestaand cuddles a—ftod fca.. 100 boxes Starch. 100 Saleratns. i i• 60 kegs and boxes Soda. 500 keir» assorted Nails. i .i 150 boxes and lialf-boxe* atar «, SuO boxes Palm and family Soap. Sffl) thousand gun capo. 10 do lbs. bar lead. 160 baits assorted shot, l(Odon n wash board*. 100 nettln tub*. !. .. 100 dozen buckets. Cord: ge, cotton yarn, carpet chain, asaortec Mackerel, White Vlsh, assorted window glass, dried fru't of all kinds sylces, nuts, 4c., *c., *c., always hand and far sale at UM very lowest market prices. 8. KIMBALL 1 CO., Burlington, Iowa.


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ocr: ___ Hungarian Grass Seed, Timothy, Red Top, Millet, Chinese Sugar Cane, Turnip, Cultivators, Seed Sowers, Our Nails and Gla.^s aro from the best manufactories in Pittsburgh, the low rati'* of river freight enabling us to furnish Mill, Cross-cut and Circular Saws, Pumps and Pump Chain, Grindstones and Cranks, HA*. & WIH. R. STONB L'SrO 132 A.IN STBiiET, Beg leave (o call the attention of the public to their S E ED S Oiy: stock embraces it complete assortment of FIELD* GARDEN, HERB FLCHYER SEEDS, including several varieties hilely introduced into the country. Locust, Osage Orangd, Blue Grass, Red Clover, White ClcHr0rjj Carrot, Onion Seeds and Onion Sets. Welhaye taken pains to procure the choicest varieties iff GARDEN SEEDS beside#'Bttri»lual quantities in SHALL PACKAGE*. Farming Tools: Our assortment of PLOWS include* many vurictiet, wnMg wbiek *ro tho celebrated Bo#ton or •'Tankce1" Plows, Deore's Molino Plows. ALIO, Fan Mills, Straw Cutters, Churns, Horse Kakes ROAD SCR APER3, CORN andCOlS MILLS, and everything in the TOOLS. We arc agent for RUGG'S REAPFIK and MOWER, asd will se, and of easier draft. PBICB $140. CHESTER WEED. JOSEPH BRIDGMAN. CHAS. EDW. KENT (Successors to C. WEED Sf CO..) 1 2 8 S JE2 O O 2 3 Z S E E Are now receiving their Spring and Summer Stock of STAPLE AND FANCYDRY-G00DS' A E S O I N O S I e S S O i E HAEDWATtE, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, &c.i To which tliey would invite the attention of their city and country friends, assuring them that they are prepared to sell Goods rOR GASH OR GILT-EDGED PAPER, \t less prices than they can be furnished at any House this side of tho Mississippi River OUR STOCK or vn o U Shovel Plows, Sub-soil Plows, We have, in addition to the above, a large stock of A XV A Those who purpose BUILDING are espe cially invited to give us a call, as we are prt pnrcd to furnish everything inoh ded in th. t-rm ''J/0VSK-BFJLDLXG HARD WARE." biuow King Philip and other va rieties of Seed Corn, Pitch Pine, Buckthorn, Peas and Beana—evaiy variety. Corn Planters, Corn Shellers, way of HATING and IIARVESTIKQ will varonjE ik' eqilff' OUR STOCK OF TOOLS CANNOT xAIL TO SUIT. Space would not permit list of "Miscellaneous.' V# mention a few articles: Blacksmith's Drills, Paint Mills, Lead Pipe, Cordage, Oar WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT will offer superior indueements. Muscatine, April 8, 1859. CASH OR "SHORT TIME" BUYERS Will find our prices as low as at Chicage or St. Louis. i» ai^lfifej^'., jly low prices. CARPENTERS, BLACK SMITH.S and COOPERS ihould five usaoall before puwha sing elsewhere. -r Platform and other Scales, Morticing Machines, Boring Machines, Lead Pipe, etc., etc. OUR


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ocr: N o w A v e i s e e n 1 s IIVRKIT HltOTMFICS U S I K S W1' a Shop In Ottoniwa when- tlicy Intend t# mani'f.-irture and keep on hand Rifles of tli» best nualitv, and will nlso sell the n ."! lower figures Mian tln-y have ever offered tlu-m in ativ market. Repairing of all kind* done on cliort- notice, and renynnaltle terms. {2£f"Aii our guns are Warrsnted. SHOP on Kront-.H., iloors west of the Post Office, •iffn of the big gun. Dec. !6tli-4)-:!m.


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ocr: io iH vff CHA*-, 3 Of! V Hungariia Grass Seed, Timothy, Red Top, Millet, Chinese Sugar Cane, Turnip, besidei Farming Mill, Cross but and Circa) ar Saws, Pumps and Pump Chain, Grindstones and Cranks, 1 3 9 A I N 8 K Beg leave to call th« attention of ihe public to their J&IHO ssoes S E E Ottr itiipk rnkreun complete atiortmcnt of FIELD, GARDEN, HERB ppl FLOWER SEEDS, including several varieties lately introduced inlo the country. Locust, Osage Orange, Blue Grass, I Red Clover, White Clover, I Carrot, se, and of easier draft. Paica $140. Onion Seeds and Onion Sets. our mual quantities in We hav'e taken pain s to procure the choicegt varieties of GARDEN S££t)S SKAII. PACKA M. Our assortment of PLOWS includes many varieties, am#«f ?)Hck SW! *•»*, celtfbpated Boston or '"Yankee" Plows, Deere's Moiine Plows. ALSO, Cultivators, Fan Mills, I Churn«, I Shovel Plows, I Corn Plantergy Seed Sowers, Straw Cutters, Horse Rakes, Sub-soil Plows, Corn Shellers, ROAD SCRAPERS, CORN and CO II MILLS, and everything in the way of HAYING and HARVESTING TOOLS. We are agent for RUG8'SRE A 33 W A R. Those whn purposo BUILDING are espe cially invited to give us a call, as we are prepared to fnrnish evervthing inch ded in the t'rm ''116USE-JJUJLDIXG HARD WARE." Our Nails and Glass are from the best manufactories in Pittsburgh, tbe low rates of river freight enabling us to furnith Wu Our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT will offer superior inducements. lujcvaas Aoril 8, 1850. FOR CASH OR GILT-EDGED PAPER1,' www .JA.iflUC 1 UfflitoL" «ilf tol lalslM I! 'I- .laull King Philip and other va rieties of Se^d Own? Pitch Pine, Buckthorn, Peas and Beans— v a i e y J: APE Rand MO WKR,a«d will w»r*ant it equl .!«• ««fthing w 0 We have, ia addition to tke above, a large stock ol ,ull, ..^aiely low prices. CARPENTERS, BLACK SMITHS and COUl'KRS should five us a call belor* pnicha eing elsewhere. OUR STOCK OP TOOLS CANNOT JAlC TO S0|T. Space would net permit a list of "Miscellaneous.# Wt mention a few articles: Blacksmith's Drills, Paint Mills, Lead Pipe, Cordage, 0 CASH OR "SHORT TIME" BUYERS Will find our prioes as low as at Chicago or St. Louis. CHESTER WEED. JOSEPH BRIDGMAN. GflAS. EDW. (Successors to C. WEED CO..) 12 8 S £i O n s H. Are now reoeiving their Spring and Summer Stock of Platform and other Scales, Mortising Machines, Boring Machines, Lead Pipe, etc., AND FANCTDRY-GOODS A E S O I N HARDWARE, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, ftc. To which they would invite the attention of their city and country friends, assuring that they are prepared to sell Goods KENT CIMB


ocr: PARTICULAR I v TTsWlsTy^ A n ATTENTION paid to tuning and repairing Piano Fort is. Melodeons, ie., at the MUSCATINE MUSIC DEPOSITORY Orders left there for Prof. Atkins will be promptly attended to in town or country. Also, a large as tortment i»f all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS At Eastern prices, may be found at the «am«estab lishment. Italian and other Strings, Sheet Music, and every article usually kept in a Mufic Store. Old Pianos trken in exchange for nfw, and the iatt sold at eastern prices, with na addition fot freight. JOEPH S\KKS, Music Dealer, and sger.t for liair.es Brother! nil iron frame first c'nss Piano ForUs. Julyl5 135 Second «t., .Mnscatinr- imUGS, DRUp U S J. £E. DOUGHERTY HAVINGtoremovedroom what was saved of his old stock store oppisito Duuimore Western Clothing Emporium FULL AGAIN A would announce to his friends that he reviving New Goods, and is prepared todispense Mediiiues as heretofore, and will bo bappy to be remembered by any and all who may tec fit to give him a call. As heretofore, he keeps Window Glass, Looking Plater, Dye Stuff*, Paints, O Is, Alcohol, Uurning Fluip, ic Ac., which will be low for the right kind of pay. Please call see. J. B- DOUGHFRTY:


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ocr: T(7M T3 PCNUSIIKIJ KVEIIV TUL'BSOAY AT WIV APKLLO COU By J* W. & O. P. \OK HIS' E It S KIABI.Y IN Ten .t. 12. Twenty1*.. .4.^.84,00. ^"rpinfrrntcTf" nst w»-te tn $2.00 r»hln«ix i .-M.fi,- $•? witMn the }t»r. ami at rxpn'Htl' i. vein


ocr: NEW HOODS! NEW GOODS! T. C. WOODWARD, ITAS JUST RECEIVED FROM TUB E A!'4B A SPI.F.WDID LOT OF COATS, PANTS, VESTS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, owns, SHIRTS, STOCKINGS, HANDKERCHIEFS, OVERAWE GUM PANT9, CLOTHS, GUM COATS, GUM GLOVES, SHOES, CARPET SACKS, UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, DOCKET BOOKS, PIECE GOODS, CASSI MERES, SATINETTS, JEANS, COTTONATVRS, and aTl articles usually kept in a CLOTHING IIousc. Call In and examine the Stock. Mr. R. W. BKTT8 will be pleased to wait upon those who may call. Ottumwa, Sept. 1st '59-25-11-y


ocr: styles, as good as can be obtained East, anil upon sat Ufactory terms. Those wishing to purchase will please call aDd ex amine iny stock. r£T"Kepalrlng promptly attended to. A. BALDWIN. QUomwa, Mar. lst,18&9-[17-ly PIKE'S PEAK E O E CHERR"?' CREEK DIGGINGS GONE UP!!!!! The Crert mh to the New KMerafe has aemnbly sab- dM since HEDRICK GILLESPIE opened oatUtelr Magnifficent Stock SPRING which they are now receiving From St. Louis, boughtwtth particular regard to tho nah tf this sec tion, on the most FAVORABLE TERMS, rand which they are SELLING AT PRICES that absolutely preelade* NECESSITY" OP |going to the Kansas GOLD .to make a RAISE 59 STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS. Noti-tna, Ilats k Bonnets, HAUDWAHK a»'' 0tJTEL.HY. Ql'EENSWABE, CLOTnnG. BOOTS & SHOES.


ocr: CARRIAOB-MAKER8 WAGOX JJIIU CAOBJ A NVIL8 and Tbn at HEMP LATE FROM THE FRONTIER INTKK10R TOWNS ALL HEARD FROM. Large Majority for the "BIG PADLOCK!" A K A Qttuuiwa, Iowa* HARDWARE GLASS, IRON HARVEST ENCODRAOED & CUTLERY AND NAILS, TOOLS, 4c. by his large and Inoreaalog notwithstanding the bard times, scarcity and high prices, and in anticipation of the good'time* coming, has ordered and is now receiving the largest atock of goods ever brought to Wapello county. KKOS White Lead at QAA KTliS Nails at 7."^ ^^IL and Turpentine at fT|l AIl and Varnlah at JJOoP IRON at PACKARD'S, PACKARD'S. QOH IiUXCfl Window CHass at PACKARD'S. Tons Wagon and Buggy Iron at •9 500 LBS. PUTTY at lOOOtIGnT8 PACKARD'S. PACKARD'S, at Plne 8a(,hPACKARD'S, KEGS Suow Whlto Dm at jQLACKSMITR TMk at AKMICR.S' Tool* at HOUSE PACKARD'S. PACKARD'S. PACKARD'S PACKARD'S. PACKARD'S. PACKARD** KEEPERS OM* PACKARD'S! Material at PACKARD'^ and Buggy boxes at SlIOVEM, Spadea, and-Mattock* at PACKARD'S. ^IJLT MOULDINGS and Rubber Parking at W Wholesale and retail dealer In the al«tve Goods.— AUo all goods in Hie Hardware line. f*igu of the Big Padlock, nearly oppu^ltc ILiwley'* ^tore, Otttmtwa, (Aug. I"1, ls£»9 n'2.'J-y Iowa. PAORARD'ft* PACKARD'^ IMtt*ARD% PACKARD'S^ '111'' Afll-BOARDS and Rat Traps at PACKARD'S, QRIND-STONES and Charas at PLATFORM PACKARD't| and eonnter scales at PAOKARD'ft PACKARD'S. OG, Vrara, and HaHar Chains at PACKARD'S. jm|EAL SETVE8 for sale at PACKARD'S, Porks and Spoon* at PACKARD'S. ANDLK8TICKS antlSnafcrs a* s PRINGS and Axlea at OCKS and Latches at PIRE PACKARD'S. PACKARD^ A PACKARD Si aad Bargiar Proof Safe* at PACKAED*% TON Kami RUcksmttha Steves at ^5 pint Attn*!. I^ AUtttAGES and BUGGIES at i PACKARD'S. PICK


ocr: NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS! DIRECT FROM THE EAST. O. C. Warden, Is receiving and NOW OPENING a large and fashionable stock of Y O O S AND IVotlMH, Cloths 4c Cassimeres, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. And a complete assortment of everything to meet the wants of individuals or families in his line of trade, comprising in part as follows: Plain, Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Broad Cloth, SatinctU TICKS, SHIRTINGS, 8TKIPES, CORDUROY!, JEANS, IJENXIXS, DRILLS, BLEACHED 4c Aug. 2.\ l^'.O—n'J4 /. it x. COTOON 9EUS£,K!T8, I N S Of every Variety. Style and Quality FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GINGHAMS Muslin Delaines, &c., Besides a great variety of Dress Goods! FOK MKN, WOMKN, AND CHI I.II!I'.N, AVIilcli CUM NI.T I U enumemti.il iu in ailvertisem«nt (like this. The only way to appreciate the extent, 'variety, and cheapness of his stock will he to call land look through for yourselves. 1 am also receiving ia well icleclcd stock of FA.VTLY GROCERIES, Such as Tea. Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Dried Fruit, fed*. Tobacco, Vinegar, Soap, Ac. HARD WARE & CUTLERY. jGlassand Nails, Builders material and bo«M furnishing goods. And has an entire stock jcomplete in everything that vvould comprise a stock for the times and for this vicinity, all «f which he is anxions to dispose of for tne ready piy. or to approved customers. All Ikinds of Country produce taken in pay for Goods. He solicits ao examination of geods and prices ami will take pleasure in showing you through whether you buy or not. C. C. WARDEN. I SI I It I 10 I 7. J!


ocr: I NOOK I'D Guard against Fall & Winter Firea Clioici' Insurance with (lie It AT KI 1SI9—CIIAIITKK reliable Insnranre will be PKItl'ETUAL. A S A I A O O 0 O O AUSOI.VTK AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $9-12,1*1,79, AM} the PRENTICE of 40 years s*«cv«ne *aili xj e*len CO t'PWAMOS OF ft I 2,100,000 Of losses have Ix-en |iitid ly tin- .Ktua Insurance Com pany In the pant 40 yearn. T|M» value of apparent from the followiug Rosses PAID by THE .etna Ihirimj the ]txt Fire Year*. IN Ohio H'LL/SJO S3 I In Mirhiciin... $lf.H,IWS sk Iu W Iscousin 0T I In Iixliana 14»!,s8/ si In Kentucky..804.!':(! 40 In lllitiolK 44S,Jf2T 4t Missouri !M,Ms n4 W,.MS 21 lawa k Mifift. KSIIIUM.A Neb.. IY,94fi Tf Penu'a Va *2 Arkanyas (la.. SM.WT. U« MisJ*«i|i[ki itutl A)uliauiii. .^52,41i Is Fire and Inland Navigation RUtks UCCV^TEIL at teriu.I eojixlstent with solvency anil fair profit. Bxptctfil titfenHon giVea to ftiKitrnnce of I) WEL- V.S iiittf Content*, tor t»/•//* of I to 16 yearn A^ewies In «H the prlnrtpat cltl^j anl towns tlkri«Jnhnut the State. I'ollclea issued without delay, by any of the duty authorized A^entx of the ('onipany^ p^~Husineta attended to with deypatoh A Udelity. 10, lsw-:iia. A. W. GASTON, AKciit.


ocr: NEW GOODS MEW OOODS! T. C. WOODWARD, »qjke4Mietof SPRING AND SUMMER Umbrellas Trunks, IIA VIS'G JUST RECEIVED I A E I A O O S F«r Men and Invites buyers to examine his large and well STOCK OF hEADY MADE O I N ATS, CAPS, BOOTS -A1STID Carpet AND FURNISIiINO GOODS. All of which he offers to tfc# a i I O 1 I A FOR CASH. Store in Simons' new building, abore tht ^tti House, and opposite J. llawley's Store. Ottumwa, Apr'ri 14, V!)-5-ll-y


ocr: NEW GOODS!! 9S% Tin? We bare also a well selected stock of NEW STORE K S i Mammoth Clothing Pubserlfctr begs leaf* ft afenotnica te Jfe* citisens of WAPELLO AXD SURROUXDIK& COUXTIES that the/ tare ju?t opened one of tin torgut woA Best assorted Stocks of Rea-dy Maclo Clotliing, IIA TS, CAPS BOOTS AXD SHOES, Ever brought to t&4$ Mirhet^ Aii of wTilch Will he sold very LOW FOR CASH. GENTS' FURXISniXG GOODS, Consisting iu part of Shirts, of every description, Col? Jars, Neck Ties and Pocket Handkerchiefs, Stocks, Gloves, Hose, and in fact eve rything usually found in the GENTS' FURXISniXG LINE. Also—Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valses, and a splendid lot of Robber Clothine, of every Style, Site, ud Bcseripiioa K^~Store—Front Street, Ottumwa, Iowa, Immeclatc ly opposite the Ottumwa House. I# A large Stock of Cloths, \isslm*rca and Test ings, for custom work, constantly on hand. irch 7. 1 •*.*!.. 1-11 1 v B. EZEKIEL.


ocr: .tier# in S u n GROCERIES, HARDWARE\ QUEEXs WARE, IIATS, CATS, BOOTS, SHOES Books and Stationery, Iron, Nail*, 4S-10 H. »1NNKV, A, II. .d Fancy DRY Glass, 0il», A lye-Stuffs. wines anil liituors for Medical pur poses, Drugs A Medicines. UlHkesbarc, Iowa. ui-.! w.ii.i. L. BBADLKY FINNEY, GRISWOLD & CO, 1


ocr: CARRIAGE FACTORY! THK underslirii woulit fespectully solicit the at tention of the public to tlie facilities wliicb he IKIW |m«e«s for Mianufacturln^ C.VHUIAliK^ & \\\\(J ONS, of every description, after the must, improved styles, as ?o)d as can be obtained Kast, aud upon sat isfactory terms. Those wishing to purchase will please call and ex amine iiiy stock. tWItepairing promptly attended to. A. BALDWIN. Ottumwa, Mar. 1st, 1859-fl7-ly BIKE'S PEAK hi.,-3* [•MU31* E O E CHEER? CEEEK DIGGINGS GONE Will! Th« Great rash t» the !f«v BMonde •easardlj isb- slded since HEDRICK & GILLESPIE opened oat their MagiuQicont Stock •f new SPRING GOODS, which they are now receiptee From St. Louis, bought Witt particular rejrard to the waata of this tec tloii, on the most FAVORABLE TERMS| vhtck UMT are !BELLIXG AT PRICES V»4liat absolutely precludes the 3ia-ECESSXT7Sr OT |golng to the Kansas "GOLD MINES!" .. t* make a A I S E STAPLE* FANCY DRY GOODS. Koti ma, Hate A Boaaets, UAHDWAKI: AJ CU'fELBY, Ql'E ENS WARE, CLOTU1NG. BOOTS Sc SHOES.


ocr: NEW GOODS HEW GOODS* T. C. WOODWARD, HAVING JUST RECEIVED PHILADELPHIA ft a splendid lot of SPRING AND SUMMER O O .. For M«n and Itoys, Invites buyers to examine his large ahd Well selected STOCK OF hEADY MADE HATS, CArS, BOOTS J^JSTJD Umbrellas 1 Trunks, Carpet Sacks, AN®, FtfiiKISHINa GOODS. All of which he offers to the Public CUE A FOB CASllT Store In Simons1 new building above the Ottumwa IIoti*e, and nppoett? J. ITnwley*s Store. Ottumwn. April 11, VW-5-H-y


ocr: NEW NEW GOODSJ! E Z E Z I E S Mammoth Clothing Depot!!! TTTT: SotMertber bags leave ii citisens of March 7,1 V9.-t-11.lv 'ilmiimi loathe WAPELLO ATM SURROUNDING COUNTIES that^h^f have Just opened one of the Largast aod Best assorted Stocks of Ready Made Clothing, HATS* CAPS BOOTS AND SHOES, Ecer brought to thin Marlctt% All of which Will be sold very LOW FOR CA.SH. have ako a well selected stock af GENTS' FURNISHING G00D% Consisting In part'of Shirts, of every description, Oat* lars, Neck Ties and Pocket Handkerchiefs, Stocks, Gloves, Tlose, and in fact eve rything usually found in tha GENTS' FURNISHING LINE. AJfo-iTrunka, Carpet Baga, Tatsea, aa4 asplaadtd tot of Prfiblier Clotkiit, of every Style, Sire, and Description Store—Front Street, Ottiimwa, Iowa, immeciate ly opposite the Ottumwa Honse. A larcre Stork of Cloths, Casslmeras airf Vast Ings, for custom work, constantly on hand. II. EZRlilDLa


ocr: Ottumwa, Dec. 23, I^V*.—n4 w. r. SHASP. 3.*. ADDurai*. Sharp A Addlcman* Mamifkcturera of nj O O S & S O E S Main Street, east of the Ottumwa IIousv, OTTUMWA, IOWA AVING settled permanent! in Ottumwa wonld respectfully scllclt a share of public patronage. \V..rk done up ommptly to order to anriat rates suile the times. work none but tha very beat eastern and French leather.


ocr: H. rtXNKV, 1, R. OBISWOT.D, 1.. BRADLBT FIHHEV, GfllSWOID & CO. Dealers In Staple and Fancy DRY GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, IIATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES Books and ?t it?on«"-r, Imi. Vat!*, Ca««, Paints, Oils, k Dve-i?tuffs. w'nea and liquors for Medical par poses, Drugs A Medicines. Blakcsbnrg, Iowa. 49-10


ocr: ICE CREAM SALOON. TI1K .^ubscrihers be^ leave to announce that they have fitted up rooms on Front st.,opposite the Carroll House, In a neat and attractive style, where will he found at ail reasonable hours, lc* Cream* Soda Wafer. T,emonnde« Candies of all kinds. Choir'* Clears, Prlvite room for parties of Ladies Gentlemen handsomely furnished. Determined to merit a large share of publte patron age, we hope to receive it. PicNics and Parti*4» npptted. OFO.'s. SOTER. r. RBICK. Ottumwa, Mav 21. I^r3-11-11 -2m.


ocr: PIKES PEAK .WJ'mML CHERRT CEEEZ GONE fimt mk k fte fftt K!doni« kn-aeannbl aided slnca MtUtelr Magniflficent Stock of new whleh they are now ^celvlng From St. Louis, with particular regard to the wants of this tion, on the most and which they ara SELLING AT PRICES that absolutely preclude^tha NECESSITY OF fgoingto tha KaatM make a RAISE CLOTniNG.BOOTSSt SHOES. STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS. Koti m, Hats k Bonnets, dc HAKPWAHK QfEENSWARK,


ocr: I*0W VftU)£S TRIUTIPHAMI O U A K A AT THE SI OX OF THE HARDWARE GLASS, IRON HARVEST it kCUTLERY AND NAILS, TOOLS, Sec. y BIG PADLOCK!" Ottunnvn, Iowa* HAS RETURNED FROM TBS Eastern Manufacturing Districts, ami is now receiving at his MM A W A E Th® largest and best selected stock of HARDWARE\ IRON, CUTLERY, FILES HARVEST TOOLS\ BLACKSMITHS' GOODS,


ocr: AUQU8T ORTLOFF. (tne door east of Lesweli'* Bank, Main St., OTTUMWA, IOWA.


ocr: AND CfENTS Fl R^IMlim The subscriber having fust received frmo PHILADELPHIA •s» li a splendid lot of FALX.& o-oo For Men and Boya« bnyer*lto examine our large **4 well Selected Stock We have a complete assortment of "Dretolntbc line," together with HATS, CAPS, Umbrellaa Trunks au Rhubarb, &c., FIVE SACKS OP BfClHF.'S IfOMOXlT. Onion Setts by the bushel, the mdy place in the city where they can be obtained, v-, trpctgack*, Alt of which we ofl to our j, and patrons heap FOR CASH. 3 Store In Simons' new buHiIing, above the Ottninm House, aud opposite J. HiiwU-y's Store. T, t. Woodward. OUwaw*, «**. *3,1868-ii* JUST RECEIVED AW JfrSORT.TIENT OF I E U I S IN CANS. Peaches, Tontaloeit, Cherries^ 131 a e 1-c err i e.s, Plums Gooseberries,,Whortleberries,


ocr: NI^HE SITSCP.IBERS announce to the citizea* fl. w.-ip dlo County that the\ are engaged in of them, thev mav be ill of selling Fruit and Ornamental Trw^ EVERGREENS, SeC|r Prom the e\'ensive and well known Nurseries Matt'son. Rochester, N. V. and that for the purpnaa «.f furnishing to the public an oppoi tunity to order found at the CARROLL HOLMS,- OTTl'MWA, where tfiev will be happv to receive oN ders fo^ delivery this season andfurniah anv infosau* tion reuuired BltOWN A OltlKHTU. eb. Uth. 1ST»—no49-10— tf


Muscatine weekly journal. [volume]

ocr: rreab E A E S A N E S I N E A K E S & S I N A Til Kilt NEW SWANl) IX 8. 1.31'Kl N'S BUILDING, NO.lOO and 102 SKCOND STRKKT. ARM fx prepared to offci their iriends and uuttomers In general a large and splendid ASSOllTMKNT Of Household Furniture —SUCH AS- ,i. E E N S I O N I 0 A K A s A N I N I I O A 3 S SOFAS, CENTRE TABLES, HjAIN AND DRESSING BUREAUS, Bedsteads and Chamber Furniture, of various Styles and Prices, Plain and Upholstered Chairs, Ilockers, SfC. LOOKING GLASSES, &C., from the Kastern market, and OP THEIR OWN \NUFACTT1RK. whieh th»» will sell Imr, !»«:«/•, than nny ctfcer hou»e in the city or State. Tbey have JUST RKCE1VKO 11KAVY AC- and loU't CKS-ION.S TO Til El II STOOK, and will add Ihi-retoas the trado may demand. C:\ll at their Sale* Rooms—Mas. IOO and 1()2 Second Street and examine their stuck bof..M pnrohasing eWewhere. [j'Jii dawtf Ml.


ocr: Health and Happinesa Secured! YOUNti-abusewh nen are Buffering from the «fbeta of self C»N be turely and pefmanently restored by U'ing ths CONCENTRATED CURE Oil AQUA VITMy A Remedy of Great and Certain Power. This remedy is pat up in small vials, and can bo sent by mail to any aldresi. A trial will satisfy. Use it for A week, and yon will experience a great benefit. A circular' containing fall particulars sent (free) on application. Price, per bottlo $1. One bottle will lost a month. N. B. This remedy is suitable for either sex. Addros-, K. CRUOER, Modioal Agent, 742 Broadway, Now York. JWSuld by J. I. Graham, Agent for llafeankf) April 8tb, 1869.—wly.


ocr: Muscatine, April 4th, 1859. THE QUINCY CITY GQQ&IK® STQVS, FOR WOOD OR COAL, IS manufactured by cm stack A @o.,Qainoy 111 and sold only (in Muscatine) by Wm, A. Brow sell, at the Muscatine Move Store, where will be fonnd the bsst assortment of Parlor, Coal and Heating Stoves. E U I N Y I Y Is without doubt the best Cooking Stove. E U I N Y I Y Took the Fifty De'lar Premium over all stoves in the market. E U I N Y I Y II the mest durable and economical stove, and is taking the lea4 of all others. E U I N Y I Y Will do more Baking, Boiling and Broiling with a given quantity olfael than any stove in the mftTket, E U I N Y I Y Is the Stove. Don't fail tn give it a trial. E U I N Y I Y P»ttern_will be imitated, Sue that the name of Oomstcck & Co. is on it to be ^enuinet Musoatine, Feb. 11th, 1859.


The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume]

ocr: 2HEW OOOD§ NEW GOODS I T* C. WOODWARD^ IIA YIXG JUST BECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA a splendid lot of SPRING AND SUMMER O O S For Men and Boys,, InvttM trayers to examine lii.s large and nktud STOCK OF hEADY MADE O I N 1IATS, CAPS, BOOTS A.3sn SHOES, Umbrellas ftrunld^. Carpet Sack*, ASD FURNISHINGS GOODS. All of which he offer* to the PUBLIC CHEAP FOB CASH. Store In Simons1 new building, above the Oltvttwa House, and opposite J. Hawley's Store. Otiumwn, April 14,


ocr: NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! Z Z I S Mammoth Clothing Depot!!! Tcitizens All «T which Will be sold very LOW FOR CASH. We hare al?o a well selected stock of GEXTS' FURXISHIXG GOODS, Consisting in part of Shirts, of every description, Col lars, Neck Ties and Pocket Handkerchief^, Blocks, Gloves, Hose, and In fact U*' Puhscriber begs leave to announce to .the of WAPELLO AXD SURROUXDIXG COUXTIESt Umt they hare Jrwt opened one of the Largeit and llest assorted Stocks of Roady ISIad© Clotb.in«5, IIATS, CAPS BOOTS AND SHOES\ Ever brought to tki$ Market, we- rytbiag usually fouud in the GEXTS1 FUR XISH IXG LIKE. Al*o—Trurifcs, Carpet Bags, Talses, anl a splehdTil lot of Robber Clothim, of every Style, Size, and Description tystore—Front Street, Ottumwt, toft, lauaadlate ly opposite the Ottumwa House. t^T*A lar^e Stock of Cloths. rn««Tin»re3 and Test ings, for custom work, constantly on hand. March 7, R. K/EKIEt.


Muscatine weekly journal. [volume]

ocr: In Our Y O O S DEPARTMENT MAY UK FOUND Sheetings, Shirtings, Dress Goods LawiM, lmllics SHAWLS, Slirts, Hosiery & Glove*, &c., ia., tc. Wo kcop constantly on hand fall assortment of A I Y 1 O E I E S Aaiou^ which are Cpba, New Orloans and Hcfiaed Sugar, Golden Syrup and Molasses, Kio, ochi and Java Coll^o, And our u.-umI choice brands ol Imperial Grucn and Ijlack Teas, in 2, S -1, a, und 0 Ibj. boxes. To which they would invite the :itt ntion of their city and country frienda, assuring then that they aro prepared to sell Goods FOR CASH OB GILT-EDGED PAPER, •U less prices than they can lc furnished at any House tbis side of the Mississippi Rtnr OUR STOCK OE A K E S IS FULL AND COMPLETE. Consisting in part of Tapestry, Ingrain, and Three-ply Carpets AM Olli liOTUS, Of every Description: HATS & CAPS Of the Latest Styles, niKKCT KROM THE MANUFACTURERS. 1 N* II E IlilRUWMLINIl! We liavo evory article needed, by the Farmer. i Agricultural Implements Of :ill kirrls. Molina, Rock Is jiand .t lJVoti|jrt Iir. and! ^Old-land 1'LOWis to CHESTER WEED. JOSEPH BRIDGMAN. CIIAS. HOW. KENT (Successors to C. WEED CO..) 1 2 3 E O 3 S E E Arc now receiving thoir Spring and Summer Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, A K S O I N BOOTS cfc BHOES, HARDWARE, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, &c.i N & KENT, U ARB MANUFACTURED HXl'KKSSLV FOI{ OUR TRAOK i and iire rict iwtvllid by any Cu»tom-iiiiitfc Work, i. OUR READY-MADE O I N For Men and Boy 'a I Fear, Is of ovcry variety of style and material, anil i* |artiuul.irly mlaitcil to tbo wants of our Westers Farmers. AT OUfi POWDER MAGAZINE MAV BB FOUND Rifle 8,- mining Powder In kei?s, half kegs, quarter k0g8 anduanistcK,or the finest grade nnd i|iiulity, which we sell tn the Wholesale or Retail Trad0 at a very tmall advance on eoa^ be hiid at{ short ujtico. I A feiv more of those Chicago Wagons and Pitts. Threshing Machines left. Come and see us when you- are in town, nnd satisfy yourselves of the fact that, we are selling Cheaper than the f^hrapcwi. All products of the farm takon in exchange for Goodst &5W' Remember the place, 123 Second Street. April 1, l«.i9. 1 Qoods