ocr: The Latest News. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT, CAP, iO FUR STORE PAULI'S New Hat and Can Emporium below Kemmerer's Hotel, is now open, whefe will be lound an enteosive assort ment of SRING and SUMMER HATS, such as Felt, Wool, Cloth, Cassimere, Silk and Straws in eve ry, variety, also Fancy Caps for Men, Boys and Children His stock is large, and wel selected from some of the most extensive American Manufactories. Thereby affording to all of his friends and the public throughout the surrounding coun try an ogportunity hereafter of purchasing a neat, tasty and fashionable Hat or Cap, witlijn the limits of your own county Please give me a call and examine for yourselves. JAMES A. PAULT. Stroudsburg, April 14, 1859. Persons wishing toeliauge their business to a rapidly increasing Country, a New Settlement where hundreds are going


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ocr: LEWIS D. VAIL , Utornci) at aw, Office removed to No. 114 South Sixth st. (below Chesnut,) 21, 1859. Philadelphia. AH Wauling Farms in a delightful rich soil, and secure from frosts. advertisement of Hammonton Lands another column.

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publisher: Theodore Schoch


ocr: House and Lot for Rent A two-story frame House, situ ate on Franklin street, with lot at- lached. for rent. Also a Ten Pin Alley. For terms, &c., appply to WILLIAM K. II AVI LAND. Stroudsburg, April 21, 18p9.


ocr: Q. DUCKWORTH. JU mvx. DUCKWORTH. JOHN HAA'N. To Country Dealers. DUCKWORTH & HAYN, wiiolusale dealhrs in GrOCCl'icS, PrOFiSiOllS, at on . nt vl. No. 80 Dey street, New lork. t , iesn 1.. June 16, 1S59. ly.


ocr: PRICE & DRAKE, f WHOLESALE AND RETAIL , Confectioners, Fruiterers and Three doors above the. Post Office, $ STROUDSBURG, PA. ? A general assortment of Foreign I Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Segars,. Syrups, &c. &c. Orders from a distance prompt-1 ly attended to. g vivwwvwwvvwvwv


ocr: Vhi. K. Havilainl, A j 6 Urtiv !' t-jr STROUDSBURG, MONROE C&, PA. Office at James II.- Walton's, Esq. made, and" busines.3 with promptness and dispatch, Stroudsburg, junej20 185$ ;


ocr: PRICE & DRAKES IcerCrcara and Oyster .SaJoorisr A splendid saloon ban been fitted up in the second story of their building for the accommodation of Ladies and deutlemen where may be had ie'crcnsn and Sodix Waters of all flavors, and of superior quality. Open day aud cveuing. . Give ua 1 call. Stroudsburg April, 14, 1859.-tf.


ocr: Calitioii. Kaliea U hereby civen. that I have leased unto-Peter S.f fiisbing.. of Pocono fownhin. Monr.oo County, ra, at my nleasurc. one voko of oxen. Tho public aro cautioned, against meddling ifith said property. F k JACOB BISBING. .xApriU, ISfiO, . r


ocr: gdnsm: mi. 1 . -1 .,,. ine uiiuersijniea rcsDectiuiiv m- T-fornis the citizens of Stroudsburg and vicinity, tbat be has commenced the near Kautz's Blacksmith shop, on "William St., and is fully prepared to do all kinds of work iu his line, with neatness and des patch. Having had twenty years ex perience in this business, be hopes will be au inducement for the people to give bim a trial. llepait ing of all kinds promptly attend ed to. llifles made to order. LEWIS KEINEST. Stroudsburg, June 14, 1855.


ocr: Caution. Kottce is hereby given, tbat T Lave Teast'd unto Peter S. Jibing, of Poeono towtipbip, Monroe County, Pa , at my pleasure, one yoke of oxen. The public a-re'eautioned against uieddling with said property. JACOB BISBING. April 5, 1660.


ocr: R. ii. waller t t Twill ttf n T 1 ii I tITAMIT ? AUliiilAlUri Ul AtAlflUUlj I A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR 1 Boys and Girls, E;iloix, Pa. - This Institution will open its second $ 2 quarter of the Spring Session on Monday the 4th of April, and ctntuiue eleven I weeks, when a vacation of six weeks 5 jj will follow. I 2 The Pall session will commence on Wednesday, the 29th of July, and con- itnue twenty-two weeks. ? The building,a large four story brick edi- fice, (formerly known as "IViiperance g Hall") is now being re-modeled and fit- ? ted up expressly for a first class Semin- ary fur the education of pupils of both sexes. The boarding pupils will occupy two separate buildingSfiirrnngcd with pri- s vate rooms. Experience has taught that ? 2 itis decidedly disadvantageous for more than two pupils to occupy the same room. The accommodations and advan- 1 tages of this school are of a superior or- g dcr, and it designs to train and fit boys ? ? ami young men thoroughly for college r or business." To young ladies are offer- 2 ?ed excellent facilities for the acquisition j pofa solid or ornamental education. $ Competent teachers are employed. ? Having long experience in Teaching and devoting his whole attention to the 5 business, the Principal hopts to merit a large share of public patronage, and would respectfully invite attention to his 5 ? School. t "Terms, per quarter, in the common 2 2 English branches, for Boarding Scholars, 1 .$:J7 50. I g Tuition for Day Scholars from 5 25 2 2 to 3 00. 1 Additional charges are made for the 2 2 higher English brunches and Classics. 5 Extra charges for the modern langua- ges and the ornamentals. Bills paid in 2 advance. " f For Circulars and further information 2 -,1.1,...-.,. ? f UUUI UOD 5 Rnv; J. W. LESCHER. Principal. 5 Feuuy St., near Fro.nt. Rcfc fences. Rev. John Vandeuveer, Easton. Hon. John K. Fi.ndlay, " W. 11. Joxes, Escj. J. P. Hetuich. Esq. " Samuel SADT, Al. D. " Henry Detweiller, M. D. " C. C- JENNINGS. M. n 2 2 Easton, March 24, 1B59. tf.


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ocr: MUSIC ! MUSIC ! ! Instructions on the Tioiin. The subscriber would announce to the public that he is prepared to give Instruction to all who wish to take lessons on the Violin From his long experience and practical knowledge as a Musician, while in Germany and in this country, he guarantees to give satisfaction to all those who may place them selves under his charge, lerms reasonable. For further information apply to GOTTLIEB KETTERER, Leader of the "Stroudsburg Cornet Band." Stroudsburg, Nov. 4, 1853. ly.


ocr: NOTICE. sffgavs The undersigned Having purcnas sS' ed the right for Monroe County, to &$3s3 manufacture and sell Mess. Apple man & Robbms patent Composition Gum Oils, frr for painting purposes, hereby offer j!RL them lor sale uljifly per cent, below linseed oil prices. The article has been in use for the last three years and has stood the test of experience. Certificates can -urr- be seen at the Store, from some o rrt "V ...... 2ztz22Z- he best practical builders and painters in the country. Also specimens 0 tlie painting. J.0 wneei rights, Carpenters, and Cabinet Makers it will be an indispen sable article. Shop or Town !.: :u. i.i rcnn,i,in . terms. r WM. IIOLLINSHEAD, C. S. DETRICK, C. M. PRICE, Stroudsburg, Nov. 25, 185S. Proprietors. RACE STREET, ABOVE THIPJ), & CARMANY, Proprietors.


ocr: New Goods, Very Cheap. JOHN N. STOKES, having just finished his selections, is now re ceiving a choico and fashionable B assortment of new and seasonable goods, to which he invites- the attention of the public. Dry Qoods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware &c., &c, in variety,.and of superior quality will be found in h store, at prices unusually low. The public are invited to call and see. No charge for showing goods. J. N. STOKES. Stroudsburg, April 20, 1859.


ocr: CHARLTON BUJiNET, Attorney at Law, STKOUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY, PA." Office on Elizabeth street, formerlv oc cupied by Wm. D"vis, Esq.


ocr: lu"J l" l" 0 U1C lw "" uccupieu Joseph Sigman. in Northampton street, door above Hamilton street, and Mrs, 15. H. Hannony's Millinery and Pimm's Drui. Storo. I ' of REMOVAL!! Wholesale aund ISetail Soot nnft 01) oc MANUFACTORY!! f bi, m 1 1 1 .,omni.D,l ft,,,,,,.; v).. ir.-.... lory in tne store room former! He has just received a larrxe ofois and Shoes, among which are Congress 00ls Enameled Congress ball iNapoleon JJoots, Patent Morocco poleon IJoots, Drogans, &e. for and Boys. Also on hand a large assortment of for Ladies and Misses. W omen s fashion ble G-aiters of every variety, made to at short notice. A large assortment of drens Shoes aiwavs on hand. G TIM all descnptions and kinds, which ho i selling CHEAP FOR CASH. The goods are manufactured of the 1ip materials and in the neatest and most fash ionable manner. He employs none but the best workmen about his establishment. Thankful for the liberal natronano horpm. fore received, eveiy effort will be made to merit a continuance of the same. T1IADDEUS SCHOCH. Easton, September 16, 1852. itvt -uttt- . : UJjAINJK. MUHTGAGRS For sale at this Offi


ocr: NEW Express Arrangement. The llopc and Howard Espress Coni panys are now prepared to forward Mon ey, Valuables of any kind, Paskagcs, &o.f with their own Cars, and snocial Muss. gers, with dispatch from Stroudaburgto a uy part of the world. JOHN N. STOKES, Agent, For the Hope and Howard Ex. Co's Stroudsburg, Feb. 4, 1858. tf. New Giootls, Very Cheap. JOHN N. STOKES, having just Ej finished his selections, is now re- mm fc iwiu liSIUUIIUUie assortment of new and gpnennnhin goods, to which he invites thn . - x.tvuiiuil Ul the public. Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware &c &c., in variety, and of superior quality will be found in his store, at prices unusually low. Ihe nublic arn inviip.l tn ,.oii n,i'. No chargo-for showing goods. h n J.N.STOKES. Stroudsburg, Oct. 8, 1857. J 0AP. Fino scented Soaps forwash lug and shaving a'so the celebrated shaving cream, for salo bv q. , , UJUL MELIGK. btroudsburg, January 1, 1855.


ocr: MUSIC ! MUSIC ! ! f nsfi'GEctious on the YfioSasa. The subscriber would announce tn ih public that he is prepared to give Instruction to all yho wish to take lessons on the Violin FrOln his Inner avnartannn nn1 knowledge ns a Musician, whilo in Trmn and in this country, he iua to gi satisfaction to all those whnmntmln tl,nn, selves under his charge. Terms reasonable. J?or (urther information apply to T ru Ui LLlB KETTERER, ; , uUDuuiS cornel uanav -Btroudsburg, Nov. 4,. 1858.. ly.


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ocr: v. Stroudsburg, Oct. 22, 1857.-tf GUNSMITH. I ho undersigned rcsnectfullv yforms the citizens of and vicinitv. that he has y , - the CSUffSItZITEIItYG BUSINESS, near Kautz's Blacksmith shop, on St., and is fully prepared to do all of work in his line, with neatnoss and des patch. Having had twenty years ex perience in this business, ho hopes be an inducement for the poonlu to 1111 a trial. ltepairing of all kinds promptly attend ed to. lliflcs made to ordor. LEWIS KETNEST. Stroudsburg, Juno 14, 1855.;


ocr: PRICE & KAK12, 'WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL Confectioners, Fruiterers and Three doors above the Post Office, ? ? STROUDSBURG, PA. A general assortment of Foreign and 2 Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Segars, Syrups, &.c. &.c. Orders from a distance prompt- g ly attended lo. ? ;fy'vyvvavvwvvvvvvvv,v vawvvvvvvvvvvvvvl.


ocr: LEWIS D. VAIL, XQUtcintCT) at aiu, Office.reaioved toorlM-Squth Sixth st. -j' (beJow'GHesniif,) ArVT ijgJ185'J 3 i h i la de ! p Ii ia


ocr: O OMi 111. The undersigned respectfully in- 'lortns the citizens of Stroudsburg and viciuity, that he has commenced tho c; u nr s .13 b t n n x g b u s i x ess, near Kautz's BlacksmithhoD. on "William st., and is fully prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, with neatness aud des patch. Having had twenty years ex perience in this business, he hopes will be an inducement for the people to nve him a trial. r llepairing of all kinds tO. lllfles rnmfrt LEWIS IETN"nfST Stroudsburg, June 14, 1S55.


ocr: . Mi , rn in'iiiv . 1 JzZ REMOVAL !! Wholesale and Retail Boot onb Sl)0C MANUFACTORY!! The subscriber respectfulv informs '4 his customers and friends that he lias removed his iSool ana ohoe Manufac tory Ut the store room formerly occupied by Joseph Sigman, in Northampton street, 6nr door above Hamilton street, and betweeh Mrs. E. H. Harmony's Millinery and Pete Pomp's Drug Store. He has just received a large assortment of Boots and Shoes, among which are Calf Congress Boots, hnameled Congress Boots Calf Napoleon Boots, Patent Morocco N- joleon Boots, Brogans, &c. for GellemerJ and Boys. Also on hand a large assortment of Shoes' for Ladies and Misses. Women's fashions )le Gaiters of every variety, made to order at short notice. A large assortment of Chil drens Shoes always on hand. GUM Shoe of all descriptions- and kinds, which he selling CHEAP FOR CASH. The goods are manufactured of the bes- materials and in the neatest and most fash ionable manner. He employs none but ihe best workmen about his establishment. Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto fore received, every effort will be made to merit a continuance of the same. TH A DDE US SCHOCH. Easton, September lG, 1852.


ocr: NEW Express Arrangement. Tbo Hope and Howard Express Com- panys are now prepared to forward Mon ey, Valuables o any kind, Packages, &o., with their own Cars, and special Mosseu- t-rs, with dispatch from Stroudsburgto a ny part of the world. JOHN N. STOKES, Agent, For the Hope and Howard Ex. Co Stroudsburg, Feb. 4, 1858. -tf. BLANK MORTGAGES For sale at this Office


ocr: Win. I. llaviBaud, ATTOSMEY AT LAW, STROUDSBURG, MONROE CO., PA. Office at James H. Walton's, Etiq. collections made, and business C with promptness and dispatch. Stroudsburg, June 26, 1856


ocr: Churcn Dedication; The new Moravian Church, at Coves ville, Monroe county, a., will bo dedica ted to tbe wor.?hip.pf Almighty God, on Sunday, the 10th day of July next at.10 o'clock in the forenoon. Several Clergymen -will be present on the occasion to participate . Tbe public generally arc cordially in vited to attend. JOHN 31. DEtBLER. June 16, 1859.


ocr: DIED. On tbe 8th int,, in Hamilton township, Monroo County, July Ann, wife of Hon. Andrew Storm, aged 55 jcars 9 month and 4 Days. In Stroudsburg, on tbe 9th inst., Em ma, daughter of Mrs. Eliza Walton, aged about 5 years.


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ocr: Caiition. Notice h hereby given, that I havo leased untff Peier S. Bisbing. of Pocono1 township, Monroe County, Pa , at y pleasure, one yoke of oxen. The public are cautioned afgainst meddling with said property. JACOB BISBING, 5, 186f.


ocr: LEWIS D. TAIL, 2lttoincij at cuu, Office' removed to No. 114 South Sixth st. (below Chesnut,) 21, 185!). Philadelphia.


ocr: The Latest News. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT, CAP, AND FUR STORE, PAULI'S New Hat and Cap Emporium below Kemmerer's Hotel, is now open, where will be found an entensive assort ment of SRING and SUMMER HATS, such as Felt, Wool, Cloth, Cassirnere, Silk and Straws in eve ry variety, also Fancy Caps for Men, Boys and Children His stock is large, and well selected from some of the most extensive American Manufactories. Thereby affording to all of his friends and the public throughout the surrounding coun try an ogportunity hereafter of purchasing a neat, tasty and 'fashionable Hat or Cap, within the limits of your own county Please give me a call and examine for yourselves. JAMES A. PAULl. Stroudsburg, April 14. 1859.


ocr: ADJOURNED COURT. An Adjourned Court will bo held at the Couit House, in the Borough of Stroudsburg. on Monday the 1st day of August next, at 2 o'clock P. M. Ry order of tbe Court. JOHN EDINGER, Clerk. July 14, 159.


ocr: Caution ! i hei'cby caution all persona against huntinir. fisbinp. or tzoinp through trass. grain cr orchards upon my premises, as I am determined to prosecute trespassers to the full extent of the law. CHARLES MUSCH. -Stroud township, Juffe 30, 1859.


ocr: SOMETHING. N&Wr Tho public afa' respectfully- taforned that tbe' trndcrsignedvhas opeaed ii the I3or0ughof Stroud'aburgj'an llei ShIooii a.KSl Bakery, -j on Elizabeth strccf, at Lodcr'a old Stand, opposite;Samuel Mv'lick'n Jewelry Store; where they intend krepingon band.Brerid; Cakes', Candies of ail kind's, Oysters fn every Ftjlc, jirem Fruit of all varictieV choice drfed Fruits, Citron, Jellies of alf flavors, br andy Peaches, brandy Cherries French Pruucs, Tomatoes, Pickle?, Pcp persauce, Lemon Syrup, fresh Gooseber ries, Currants, Oranges, Lemons, extra Green and Black Tea, ppiccs, Cbcese, pulverized Sugar, Refined Sugar, Wes India White Honey, New Orleans Molas ses, Sugar Cured Hams,-Crackers, Butter, and Nuts of all kinds. Thev also have fitted up" a spfcfidfd SV- loon in their building wbcfo Ice Cream of all flavors will bo i-ervcd to their pat rons. Albanv Cream Ale, ChamtiWhc WfSe Lr.ger Beef, Lemonade, ftfead and Soda! Water, Choice Segars, and Tobacco Open day and evening, give tbe ma call. . t DHAKE & FELKEK. Stroudsburg, May 12, lS58.-tf.


ocr: NOTICE Is hereby givesf, fhat I fetfvd leased un to Joseph Boora'm, of Paradic township, Monroe county, Pa., at my pleasure, one yoko of oxen, Tbe publio are cautioned against meddliag with said property. JAMES KINTZ. February 24, 1869".


ocr: MUSIC ! MUSIC ! ! Instruct ioite on the Tioliu. The subscriber would announce to the public tirat ho is prepared to give Instrlrotion. to all who wish lo lake lessons on. inoiYoiR' From his long experience and .prVctjca knowledge as a Musician, while mGermany and in this country, he guaranteasr l?o gii?eJ satisfaction to all those vhfv pfade'flfefii selvcs under his charge, "jTcrnis reasonalpe. Fof further information applv to GOTTLIEB KETTERER,' Stroudsburg, Nov. 4, 1853. ly. BLANK I)EEDS


ocr: House and Lot for Rent. A IwftjJory frame House, situ ate on Franftlin street, with lot-at-tachec, fo rent. Also a Ten Pin Alley. For terms &c, apppfy to . - WxLtfAM K. HAVILAND;,, Stfoudbtrfg pi"il 21, 1859.


ocr: Tho annual meeting of the Stoakbol- ders will be held at tha same place on Tuesday, tho first day of November, l 10 n'sdock a. m. Notice. Stroudsburg Bank. October 15, 1859. Tho annual election for Directors of this Bank, will be held at the Bankise . - . . Houao, iu Stroudsburgh, on Monday the 2lat day of November next between tht UOUTS Ol 10 a. 03. and o p. m. J. H. STROUD, Caihiwa


ocr: House and Lot for A two-story frame House, situ ate on Franklin street, with lot at tachec, for rent. Also a Ten Pin Alley. terms, &c, appply to WILLIAM K. IIAVILAND. Stroudsburg, 'April 21, 1859.


ocr: Notice, A. SHOEMAKER & CO'S GIFT ENTERPRISE, JJj3 Will be drawn in the Borough Stroudsburg, on Monday, the 4 ffi of July next. All desiring Tickets must make appli cation before that time, as they are eel ling rapidly. June 16, 1859,


ocr: The Latest News. . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT, CAP, ID FOR STORE i PAULFS New Hat and Cap Emporiorrf below Kemmerer's Hotel, is now open, where will bo found an entensive assort ment of SUING and SUMMER HA TS, such as Pelt, Wool, Cloth, Cassimere, Silk and Straws in eve ry variety, also Fancy Cap's for Men, Boys and Children His stock is large, and well selected from some of the most extensive American Manufactories. Thereby affording to all of his friends and the public throughout tho surrounding coun try an opportunity hereafter of purchasing? a neat, tasty and fashionable Hat or Cap within the limits of your own county Please" give me a call and examine for yoursetvesv JAMES A. PAU'Lt Stroudsburg, April 14, 1659.


ocr: Win. K. llavilancl, ATTORNEY AT LAW, STROUDSBURG, MONROE CO., PA. Offico at James II. Wa.ltbn's, Eq. Collections made, and business attended to with promptness and dispatch, Juno 20, 1856-


ocr: NOTICE Is hereby given, that I have leased on to' Joseph iiooram, of Paradise township, Monroe county, Pa., at my pleasure, one yoko of oxen. The publio are cautioned against meddling with said property. JAMES KLNTZ. February 24, 1859.


ocr: CAUTION ! We hereby caution all persons against hunting or fishing, orgoing through grass, grain or orchards, upon either of our premises, as we are determined to prose cute trespassers to tho full extent of the law.. Charles Keller, Ezra Ilunsiker, David Groncr, Johu Shook, Henry Denuis, Absalom Fetherman, Thomas W. Rhodes, L. & J. Drake, Charles L. Keller, Leonard Andre, Henry Miller, Charles Drake, Charles Swink, Goo. Uouser. Aaron Croasdale. Silas L. Drake. James R. Andre. May 20, 1858.-1 y.


ocr: NOTICE la hereby given, that I have loaned un to Jacob Koorner, of Paradise townahip Monroe county, Pa., at my pleasure, two yoko of oxen, two cows, one wagon. The public are cautioned against med dhog with said property. JAMES KINTZ. Feb.-. 14, 159.- . - .


ocr: OHARLTON BUNET? h Attorney at Law, 8TR0UDSBURO, MONROE OOtJNTY , PA. on Elizabeth street, formerly o'o - by Wm-. D-vis Esq.


ocr: Caution. Notice is hereby given, that I have lea8ed unt0 Peter S. Bisbing. of Pocouo . i tt . I r L H l fcunuauiu, lUUUI UUUUtl, X a., Ut WJ PiCUBU uuc Ui uu. x FUU1." are cautioneu against meaaiing witn sata property JACOB BISBING. April 5, 1869.


ocr: PRICE & DRAKE'S Ice Cream aad Oyster Saloonsi A splendid saloon has been fitted up in the second story of their building for the accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen, where may be had Ice Cream and Soda Waters of all flavors,- and of superior quality. Open day and evening.- Give us a call. Stroudsburg, April 14, 1859.-tf,


ocr: Stroud township, March 2, 1859. NOTICE The undersigned having purchas ed the right for Monroe County, to manufacture and sell Mess. Apple- man & liobbins patent n-mrmdl finm Oilc VT- ffpf for painting purposes, hereby otter --ttnem ior sa.e aity percent, ue.uw nseeu on Pricef- xi.B aru.B ..:.. ... use for the last three years and has stood the ,PSt nfexnerler.ee. Certificates can Abr- hp snfin ... ,he Store, from some of es&-.ha best practicai builders and painters in the country. Also specimens of the oaintinff. To Wheel- rights, Carpenters, and Cabinet Makers it will be an indispen sable article. Shop or Town ship rights sold upon reasonable terms. WM. IIOLLINSHEAD, C. S. DETRICK, C. M. PRICE, Stroudsburg, Nov. 25, 1858. Proprietors.


ocr: I In the Court of Common Picas oi IflONKOE COUNTY. In the matter of the Incorporation of the Monroe Kouniu Agricultural &ocieiv. 11 JjlVIinO) 1. U UUU1I. Ul VJUUIU1UII 1 ICUS, T . At . c c oi LnU.n .1 SlmiHkWir in nnA fnr cn.Vl n.,n. ty.on the 28th day of February last, applit cation was made to said Court to grant a Charter of Incorporation to the "Monroe County Agricultural Society," agreeably to the articles of Association, now on file, in the Prothonotary's Office. Notice is hereby giv en that if no sufficient cause be shown to the contrary, the said Charter of Incorpora tion will be granted at the next term of said Couit. By order of Court, JOHN E DINGER, Prothonotary. March 17, 1859.-3t.


ocr: ni gers, with dispatch trom Stroudsburgto a- oy part of the world. ' JOHN N. STOKES Agent, For tho Hope and Howard Ex. Stroudsburg, Feb. 4, 185B.-lf. NEW Express Arrangement. Tho Hone and Howard Expre.s Com- panys are now prepared to forward Mon- r , ,,.., n-.l P.. ey, Vaiuaoiesoi any kiou, ravage-, o-c, th their own Cars, and special Messen - . .-.h llnMn Mrtfl nnAAIA il AJQOn. -


ocr: 0tot)s! Stoucs! S0Vts At if Again ! The subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and customers, that he has re- commenced the Stove and Tin-Ware Business, at his old stand, where may be found a nil and complete assortment of Couk. Parlor, and all kinds of Healing Stoves. whit li will be sold airily prices. He would furttier say, that he has secured the servi ces of Mr William Flory, a very superior worker in Tin and bheel Iron, which will enable him to offer Tin & Sheet Iron Ware at wholesale, and at the lowest figure He would respertlully invite merchants and idealears in his line to call and examine for themselves. ROOFING, SPOUTING, and all kind.. of JOBBING promptly attended to. 11. K. i;tr U Y . Stioudsburg, September 1, 185!) ly.


ocr: MUSIC ! KUSIC!! Instr ticliossa on Hie Tiolin. The subscrib'er would announce to the public that he is prepared to give Instruction to all who vish to take lessons on .the Violin From his. long experience and practical knowledge as a Musician, while in Germany and in this country, ho guarantees to give Pdtisfaclion to all those who may place them selves under his charge. Terms reasonable, For further information amly to GOTTLIEB KETTERER, Stroudsburg, Nov. 4, 1858. ly. drape Growers can Carry, on their business most successfully at Hant moillini. free from frosts' Some forty,- -jin yards set out the past season. See adver . .lisemeut of Haniniuuicm Lands, in aiioihe?


ocr: Books and Stationery. THE OLD ESTABLISHED CHEAP BOOK STORE, So. 221 lVorlli Second Street, (Between Race and Vine Street,) Philadelphia, Country Merchants, Booksellers, Store keepers, bchoo! Boards, I eachcrs and every body in want of Books and Stationery will find at this establishment a complete assort ment of English and Classical Text Books:, for Colleges, Academies and Schools, wheth er public or private Also, School and fam ily Stationery in great variety. JJesides an extensive stock of all kinds of Books, in eve ry department of Literature Family, School, and rocket Bmies, f rayer JiooKs, Hymn Books, Blank Account and Memorandum Books. Ink, Pens, Slale and Lead Pencils, Stales, Wrapping Papers, &c, &c, &c, all selling at the very lowest netl cah prices, LEAKY, CETZ & CO. Publishers &, Booksellers, No 224 iYort Second Street, Philadelphia. 05-Particular attention paid to all orders by mail. August 18, 1859 P(rsoni VTai-tiii-- Uliuuue of


ocr: J. . DUCKWORTH. JOHN HATS. To Country Jfcealers. DUCKWORTH & HAYN, WIIOLUSALE DEALERS IK groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &c. No. 80 Dey street, Now York. Jane 1G, 1859. ly.


ocr: PISICE & J9KAKE, $ "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I Confectioners, Fruiterers and! Three doors above the Post Office, g I STROUDSBURG, PA. ? I A general assortment of Foreign and I Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Segars, Syrups, I &c. &c. Orders from a distance prompt- -3 I ly attended to. ?xvvvvvvvwttA;v.xv uwmvmMvxituw'l;


ocr: Win iK. Havilaitd, ATTORNEY T LAW, STROUDSJ3URG, MONROE CC, PA. OfficeJet .James H, tValtprj's, ade, and business with promptness and dispajtch, Stroudsb'uTg, Juqo 20, 1850 '


ocr: PH1CE & DRAKE'S Ice Cream and Oyster Saloons. A splendid saloon haa been fitted up in the second story of their building for the accommodation of Ladies aud Gentlemen where may be had, J ce tJrcam a ltd Soda Wafers of all flavors, and of superior quality. Open day and evoning. Give us a call. Stroudsburg, April 14, 1859.-tf.


ocr: DEES. Tit Stroud townshipi on the 13th in't. Mr. WiHiamjPpftens. aged 60 yeara. InStoud.. township,, on -the 1 3th iost. MrSIargaret Miller, aged about 65 years. - In Stroudsburg, on the Mth insfc, Pe ter Ilcnry, aged i) 3 ears.


ocr: Wui, K. IlaviiaiMl, ATTORNEY AT. LAW, STROUDSBURG, M.0NRO& CO.y PA. Office at' tTatnes 11. Wul ton's',- Esq. Uolieciions mauu, uau uu?iuom to with promptness arid dispatch. 'Stroudsburg, jtane 26, 1S56


ocr: NOTICE, The undersigned having purchas ed the right for Monroe County, to' manufacture and sell Mess. Apple nian & Robbins' patent Composition Gum Oils, for naintincr nurnoses, hereby oner them for sale at fifty per cent. be!ov' linseed oil prices. The article has been in' for use th'e last three years and has stoo'efth'e? test ol experience. L-erlincates caff be seen at the Store, from some 6f - Stf ; . .:T UC OUCU U.L. lilt WIWI I4WII "VIIIV V liEEicthe best practical builders and. painters in the country. Also specimens of tne painting. io vvrreer rights, Carpenters, and Cabinet: Makers it will be an indisped sable article. Shop or Tovvn-. i ship rights sold upon reasonable ' terms. WM. HOLLTNSHEAD: C. & HETRICK,' . " . C. M. PRICE, ... 5 Siroudsburg, Nov. 25, 1858, Proprietors; IS: Si r: ct LJ


ocr: t PRICES & BRAKE, $ $ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL f Confectioners, Fruiterers and Three doors above the Post Office, STROUDSBURG, PA. ? A general assortment of Foreign and I Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Segars, Syrups, 5 xm. x,k. wiucto Muni u uiaiuiiuu jiiuuipL-j ly attended to. 7;- xij v w vitaj vxw Vvvt' axx'xv.xvutaxviWiK


ocr: Stroudsburg,- O'qL 1857.-tf STEEL'S HOTEL,-


ocr: cr?0 7WOTICE is hereby given td all persons interested in fre estatesFof the tive decedents, that the following accounts have been filed in the Register's office Monroe county, aud will be presented for confirmatlbn to the Orphans' Court said county, at Stroudsburg oh Monday, the 23rd day of May nest, at 10 o'clock, a. m. The first acoount of Daniel Van Bus kirk, Administrator of John Van 13us kjrk, late of Ross township, deceased. Account of Peter Snyder, Administra tor of George Heller, lato of Hamilton township, deceased. First accouut of Reuben Werkbeirser and Eastburn Wcrkheiser, Administra tors of Valentine Werkhciser, late of Smithfield township, deceased. , Third account of Peter Huffsmith and Jacob Huffsmith, Executors of Adam Huffsmith, Sr., late of Chesnuthill town ship, deceased. Account of James H. Stroud, Admin istrator of Charles Gr. Nebe, late of township, deceased. WM. S. REES, Register. Register's Office, troudsburg, ) May 23, 1859. $


ocr: PRICE & DRAKE'S Ice Cream and Oyster Saloons. A SDlendid saloon has been fitted up tho Becond story of their building for accommodation of Ladies ana Ueutlemen where may be had Ice Creaui and Soda Waters of all favors, and of superior quality. Open day and evening. Givo us o call. Strou'dsburg, April 14, 1 85JX-t'f.


ocr: NEW Express Arrangement. Tho Hope and Howard Express Com- panys are now prepared to forward Mon ev. Valuables of anv kind. Paskaees. &o.. -:.U r, nOM anA nQ;ol 1aaaan . , j . , n a.r j , . ny part of the world. JUHJN JN. ITUllJlib, Agent, For tho Hope and Howard Jfix.Uo'a Stroudsburg, Feb. 4, la&B. tr. life Ww


ocr: Siovcsl Stovcsl Sioytsl At it Again ! The subscriber would respectfully inform Irienas anu cusiumera, mat uc una ib the - t . . ll.nl Stove and Tin-Ware Business, .... a I f 1 at his old stand, where may ne louna a lull and complete assortment of Cook. Parlor, and all kinds of Heating Stoves, which wiH be sold at city prices. He would further say, that he has secured the servi of Mr. William Flory, a very superior worker in Tin and Sheet Iron, which will nable him to offer Tin & Sheet Iron Ware at wholesale, and at the lowest figure. He would respectfully invite merchants and ealears in his line to call and examine themselves. kuih1 iLt. 61 uu i iiij, ana an Kinu. f JOBBING promptly attended to. R. R. DEPUY. Stroudsburg, September 1, 1859. ly.


ocr: Books and Stationery. TIIF, OLD ESTABLISHED CHEAP BOOK STORE, No. 224 North Second Street, (Between Race and Vine Street,) Philadelphia, Country Merchants, Booksellers, Store keepers, School Boards, Teachers and everv body in want of Books and Stationery wil find at this establishment a complete assort ment of English and Classical Text Books tor Colleges, Academies and Schools, wheth or public or private Also, School and Fum ily Stationery in great variety. Besides an extensive stock of all kinds of Books, in eve ry department of Literature Family, School and Pocket Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Books, Blank Account and Memorandum Books, Ink, Pens, Siale and Lead Pencils Slates, Wrapping Papers, &c, &c., &c, al selling at the very lowe3t nett cash prices. LEARY, GETZ &, CO. Publishers & Booksellers, No 224 North Second Street, Philadelphia. 07 Particular attention paid to all orders by mail. August 18, 1859. Persons Wanting; Change o climate for health. See advertisement ol


ocr: General lection. SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION. Whereas, by an act ol the General Assem bly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled 4,an act regulating the General Elec tions within the said Commonwealth," pass ed on the 2d day of July, 1839, it is made the duty of the High Sheriff of every coun ty, to give public notire ol such elections to bo holden, and to make Known in such no tice what officers are to hp elected There fore, MELCIIOIR BOSSERD, High Sheriff of the county of Monroe, do make known by this proclamation to the electors of the county of Monroe, that a General Elec tion will be held in said county, on Tuesday, llm Iltli of October next at the several election districts below enumerated, at which time and places are to be elected by the freemen of the county of Monroe. One Person For Auditor General of the of Pennsylvania. One Person For Surveyor General of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania. One Person for member of the House of o represent the counties of Monroe & in the House of Representatives of the Com monwealth of Pennsylvania. One Person For County Commissioner of the County Monroe. One Person For County Treasurer of the County Monroe. One Person For Auditor of the County of Monroe. Places of Vol in;;. The freemen of the township of Chesnut hill are to hold their election at the house Felix Storm, in said township. The freemen of the township of Cool liaugh will hold their election at the


ocr: UatTfciOn. vr-r. t. 1 1. i . T t. nonce i ucicuy uiven, mat nave u.i ntn tan a ik.v; r i .... " e to-n.lp. Monro, CoaMy, P.. pleasure, ono yoko of osen. The publie are cautioned, against meddling with said property, JACOB 33ISBING. April 5, 1869.


ocr: Wsm. IC. filavilnnd, ATTORNEY AT LAW, STROUDSBURG, MONROE CO., PA. Office at James H. Walton's, Esq. Collections made, and business attended to with promptness and dispatch. Stroudsburff, June 26, 1856 Iioc bnsincKs and Factorirs


ocr: REMOVAL!!. Wholesale and Retail, I Boot cmi Sl)ot MANUFACTORY!! The subscriber respectfuly informs fK hls cusmers and friends that he has V removed his Bool and Shoe Mnufac lory to the store room formerly occupied by a Joseph Sigiuan. in Northampton street.one door above Hamlltor street, and between Mrs. E. H. Harmony's Millinery and Peter Pomp's Drug Store. He has just received a large assortment ;-5 of Boots and Shoes, among which are Calf Congress Boots, Enameled Congress Boots Calf Napoleon Boots, Patent Moroco Na'-; poleon Boots, Brogans, &c- for G'etlemea and Boys. Also on hand a large assortment of Snoetf for Ladies and Misses. Women's fashions ble Gaiters of every variety, made to orde at short notice. A large assortment of ChiF drens Shoes always on hand. GUM Shoes of all desciiptions and kinds, which he "ic selling CHEAP F6R CASH. The goods are manufactured of the bes ' materials and in the neatest and most fash ionable manner. He employ none but the oesl workmen about his establishment. Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto--' fore received, eveiy effort will be made to merit a continuance of the same. THADDEUS SCHOCH. Easton, September 16, 1852. New Wholesale and Retail WINE & UiU 01$ STORE, Stroudsburg, Pa.


ocr: The public are respectfully informed that the undersigned has opened, in the Borough of Stroudsburg, a NEW DRUG STORE, in the large four story building recently erected by Messrs. Fow- m ler and Wintemutc, two doors a- bove Robert Boy's Stoic, where he intends keenmir alwavs nn hand, a large assortment of Drugs and Mcilicities, Paints. Oils, Var nishes, French and Common Glass, jc. The stock will also embrace FANCY NO TIONS in endless variety, from which all tastes can he graiiried, including Perfumery, Plain and Fancy Glars Ware,. Tooth, Hair and Toilet Brushes; Combs, &c ALSO Pure WINES AND LIQUORS for medicinal purposes, which heur their own recommendation. Every article will be warranted pure and fresh, and will be dispensed by an assistant whose experience in the business is such as to dtserve the unlimited confidence of ihe public. Call and see. JAMES N DURLING, Proprietor. US


ocr: NOTICE. The underpinned havin? nurchas- fpSf' ed the right fr Monroe County, to-' tzzcfr mariucicuirc ana sen mess. ppie s man &. Rubbins patent Composition Gum Oils,. for painting purposes, hereby offer" Ssi'u them for sale at fifty per cent, below1 linseed oil prices. The article has been in' fur-use the last three years arid has, stood the" . . r : fi : jrer. be seen at the Store, from some of" SSrrtlie best oractical hliUd'ers am? painters in the country. Also specimens of rights, Carpenters, and Cabinet Makers it will be an indispen sable article. Shop or Town- r: ship nirhis sold upon reasonable' p--j terms. WM. HOLLIKSHEAfi!r C. S. DETRICK, O. M. PRICE. Siroudsburg, Nov. 25, 1858. Proprietors.


ocr: notice" Is hereby given, that I have loaned on to Jacob Kcorner, of Paradise township Monroe county, Pa., at my pleasure, two yoke of oxen, two cows, one wagon.- The public are cautioued agatust med dling with said property. JAMES K1NT& Feb. 14, ISfffr.


ocr: PRICE & DRAKE, f WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I Confectioners, Fruiterers and! Three doors above the Post Office, g STROUDSBURG, PA. A general assortment of Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Segars, Syrup I &c. &c. Orders from a distance promp s.3 distance prompt- ly attended to.


ocr: House and Lot for Bent. A two-story frame House, situ ate on Jranklin street, with lot at tach ec, for rent. AUGUSTUS CARMER. Stroudsburg, April 21, 1859. ' 1 1111 C iiiiipH?


ocr: Wm. It. Haviland, ATTORNEY AT LAW, STROUDSBURG, MONROE CO., PA. Office at Jam'es EL Walton's. Flan. Collections made, and business attended to with promptness and dispatoh. atrouasburg, June 26, 185a


ocr: REMOVAL ! ! ' , Wholesale and Retail : Boot cmi Sl)0 ' MANUFACTORY!! 3 The subscriber respectfuly inform1 his customers and friends that ho has removed his Bool and Shoe Manufac tory to the store room formerly occupied :by Joseph Sigman, in Northampton street, onr door above Hamilton street, and between Mrs. E.H. Harmony's Millinery and Pete Pomp s Drug store. He has just received a large assortment of Boots and Shoes, among which are CaTf Congress coots, knameled Congress Boots' Calf Napoleon Boots, Patent Morocco Na- poleon Boots, Brogans, &c. for Getlemeh' and Bovs. Also on hand a large assortment of SIiops for Ladies and Misses. Women's fashiona ble Gaiters of every variety, made to order at short notice. A large assortment of Chil drens Shoes always on hand. GUM Shoes' of all descriptions and kinds, which ne'i selling CHEAP FOR CASH. The goods are manufactured of thehp?-- materials and in the neatest and most fash ionable manner. He employs none but the best workmen about his establishment. thankful for the liberal patronage hereto fore received, every effort will be made tt merit a continuance of the same. THA DDE US SCHOCH. Easton, September 16, 1852. New Wholesale and Retail


ocr: GUNSMITH. The undersigned respectfully in )forms the citizens of Stroudsburg auu viciuuy, mat lie has commenced he GUNSMITH I KG BUSINESS. near Kautz's Blacksmith shon. on Willinm st and is fully prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, with neatness and des patch. IlnVlIltr l,f,fl f.0nf . -;o years ex perience in this business, he hopes will beau inducement for the people to give uim a trial. Repairing of all kinds nrnmntlv ntf nnAn CU tO. lllflcs made in nrdnr LEWIS KEINEST. Stroudsburg, June 14, 1855. New Goods, Very Cheap. jytUN . STOKES, having jU8t finished his selections, is now re ceiving a choice and fashionable assortment of new and RonennsTtU' ,'o.idg, to which he invites ili


ocr: March 24. Stroudsburg, Oct. 22, 1857.-tf GUNSMITH. Tho undersigned rcspoctfully in forms the citizens of Stroudsburg and vicinity, that he has commenced tho GUNSIUITfSItfG BUSINESS, near Kautz's Blacksmith shop, on William St., and is fully prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, with neatness and des patch. Having had twenty years ex perience in this business, ho hopes wvll bo an inducement for the people to give him a trial. Repairing of all kinds promptly attend ed to. Rifles made to order. LEWIS KEINEST. Stroudsburg, Juno 14, 1855, " BLANK DEEDS For sale at this Office


ocr: aw'.vv'vvvAvtaavwvv.'V'v PRICE & JIKAKE, 5 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL jj Confectioners, Fruiterers and i Three doors above the Post Office, STROUDSBURG, PA. $ A general assortment of foreign and 5 ? Domeatio Fruits, Nuts, Segars, Syrups, 2 Sic. &.c. Orders from a distance prompt- 5i ... ij. iv aiienueu w.


ocr: I NOTICE. The undersigned having purchas ed the right for Monroe County, to manufacture and sell Mess. Apple man & ltobbins' patent Composition Gum Oils, for painting purposes, hereby offer them for sale nt fifty per cent, below linseed oil prices. The article has been in for use the last three years and has. stood the v test of experience. Certificates can frffe-". be secn ut tie store, from some of 2zEikthc best practical builders and painters in the country. Also specimens of tne panning. j.o vvneei rights, Carpenters, and Cubinet Makers it will be an indispen sable article. Shop or Town ship rights sold upon reasonable nvinc .i . rn nn i WM. HOLLINSHEAD, C. S. DETRICK, C M, PRICE, Stroudsburg, Nov. 25, 1858 Proprietors,


ocr: BLANK MORTGAGES For sale at this Qffip


ocr: Stomsl 0toues! Stows! At it Again ! The subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and customers, that he has re comrr.enred the Steve and Tin-Ware Business, at his old stand, where may be found a lull and complete assortment of Cool:. Parlor, and all kinds of Healing Stoves. which will be sold at city prices. He would further say, that he has secured the servi ces of Mr William Flory. a very superior worker in Tin and Sheet Iron, which will enable him to offer Tin & Sheet Iron Ware at wholesale, and at the lowest figure He would respectfully invite merchants and dealears in his line to call and examine for themselves. ROOFING, SPOUTING, and all kind ol JOBBING promptly attended to. R. B. DEPUj Stroudsburg, September 1, 1859. ly.


ocr: Express Arrangement. The Hope and Howard Express CJom panys are now prepared to forward Mon ey, Valuables of any kind, Paskages, &o., with their own Gars, and special Messen gers, with dispatch from Stroudsburgto a ny part of the world. JOHN N. STOKES, Agent, For the Hope and Howard Ex. Go's Stroudsburg, Feb. 4, 1858,-tf,-


ocr: IT3 A BS 31 3 3E. In Hamilton, on the 3d inst. by Her. Mr. Ownn, Mr. Joiah Fcnner and Miss Elmira Fenner, all of Hamilton.


ocr: House and Lot for Rent. j , A two-story frame House, situ 4f ate on Frankliu street, with lot at 'lSHK31.m hcc. inr rnnt. Alley. JssSsA Also a Ten Pin terms, ccc, appply to WILLIAM K. H AVI LAND Stroudtburg, April 21, 1859. For


ocr: ? I'SSiCiil JM-.Al4.Ii;, i 2 "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL . uiuccuoiicrs, iTuiiercrs ana i r Three doors above the Post Office", STROUDSBURG, PA. A rrcnefal assortment of Foreign and'S i Domestic Fruits, Nuts. Sears Svruos. &c- &c Orders from a distance nfompt-1 . . . g v attended to. prompt-1 5


ocr: Notice. A. SHQEfViAKEFj & CO'S G-IFT ENTERPRISE, lYS he drawn in the Borough of Stroudsburg, on Wonduv, lite 4t!i of July next. A11 desiring Tickets iuut make appli cation before that time, as they are tel ling rapidly. June 16, 1959.


ocr: u - tit t i - ii e ncrepy cauuou an persons against hunting or Gshing, orgoing through grass, grain or orchards, upon either of our ,itn-r,,;n,i in n-nan premises, as wo are determined to prose- cute trespassers to the full extent of the 4 iom lW. Charles Keller, jzra uunsibor, . . l, nm xniw uiuu. John Shook, Henry Dennis, Absalom Fetherman, Thomas W. Rhodes, L. & J. Drake, James R. Andre May 20, 1 858.-1 y. Charles L. Keller, Leonard Andre, ilenry Miller, Charles Drake, Charles Swink, Goo. Ilouser. Aaron Croasdale. Silas L. brake.


ocr: Wm. K. Havilaiid, ATTORNEY AT LAW, STROUDSBURG, MONROE CO., PA. Office at James H. Walton's, Ksq.- Collections made, and busines? to with promptness an(l dispatch., , Stroudsburg, Juno at, aaoo"


ocr: ITIASOJY TOCK, . - . wiazicr, aim iL'aper Manner, ' s .: W111 a"end.! nnd Promptly execute, all i. . ..:i. .. i. r. 1 tt uiuuia wiui wmui ue hwv uc miureu, rrom his long experience in the various branches of his business, he feels confident of render ing entire satisfaction in his work. He may he found at his shop, on Sarah street, : nearly opposite the residence ot Hon. M. II. Dreher, Stroudsburg, lJu. Patronage respectfully solicited. February 17, 1859.-ly. - ' .


ocr: The Latest N ews. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT, CAP, AMD FOR STORE, PAULFS New Hat and Cap below Kcmmerer's Hotel, is now open, wui be found an entensive assort ment of SUING and SUMMER HA TS, such as Felt, Wool, Clot h, Cassimere, Silk and Straws in eve ry variety, also Fancy Caps for Men, and Children His stock is large, and selected from some of the most American Manufactories. Thereby affording to all of his friends and the public throughout the surrounding coun try an ogportunity hereafter of purchasing a neat, tasty and fashionable Hat or Cap, within the limits of your own county Please give me a call and examine for yourselves. JAMES A. PAULT. Stroudsburg, April 14, 1951).


ocr: The new Momvinn-Ghurcb.'at ville, Monroe county, Pa., will bo fo,l tn thn nrJn'n nf AlmiVhlv God. Sunday, the 10th day of July next at , , ! , , J J o clock in the forenoon. Several Clergymen will be present the occasion to participate. The public generally are cordially in vited to attend. JOHN M. DEIBLER. June 10, 1859.


ocr: CHARLTON BURNET, Attorney at Law, STEOUDSBUEG, MONE.OE GOUNTY, PA. Office on Elizabeth street, formerly oc oupied by Mm. Dwis, Esq.


ocr: CM. PRICE, NOTICE? The undersigned having purchas ed the right for Monroe County, to manufacture and sell Mess. Apple man &L Rubhins' nat.ent - r rinTriniti nn fnTn OiTc wJ-.;'wr..w.wj.. mmao. wu.j.k) A O.r nnintlnrr lill.nncr.Q lirifnlitr rf.ftVhi. aspiithem lor sale at Jifly percent, below inseed oil prices. 1 he article has been in Mr USB l',e 'a6t lI)ree years and has stood the test 01 experience, veriincaies can r ..... rt . r . DffML be seen at the Store, Irom some of gy-tho best practical builders and ilnintni. in lllfl nft, i t lir A 1 tnnvlt.nttr ,iu...l...o ui ....... xwv. c1..b....u.,a u. l-ights, Carpenters, and Cabinet Makers it will be an indispen- I in ni..tl.irr 'IV. .1fl.nr.l sable article. Shop or Town- snip rights eoiu upon reasonable terms. WM. lTOT.TJTS?TTRAD. C. . DETRICK, ' btrodsburg, Nov. 25, 1 858. Proprietors. . . . . , JBbANK. MORTGAGES F? In nl il.!.-.


The weekly hawk-eye. [volume]

ocr: Fanners mb/wb UM Dimes! I have received »ix ('»w of thow doable soled BOOTS tlmt I haw befen •etliae for three and balf dcJI»r§, ^uit good a Boot av most houses aw selbng for four and a bal£» ALSO—200 Pair Women U«»ot* at a dak lara pair—a good article. HOUSE-KEEPERS LOOK TO YOUR INT KESTI I have rceciwl a fresh »npp!j of the fol lowing (ioodn, 'and a* I am determined to adhere strictly to a (,'ASII business. I pledge mjBcll' to soil at lower figures than any Honse in this City. One purehane will con vince you that such in a fact Bed Blankets, nil grndpa and qualities Bed Com fnrt», from $1,25 up Batting for Comforts and Quilb, forllo. a lb. Carpet Chain, vfliite and eolored, warrant ed sound 500 1'air Women's Woolen Stockings, for 25c a pair ap Linen Table Cloths, from 75c up Fresh supply Young ilyson, Imperial and Black Teas, at H. H. 8C0TT, -, ,»•» ..*• MUD Htrwt 'X .. I SCOTT'S Main Street & E S I have a fine assortment of Leather, Rub ber, Carnct, Huffalo and Cloth Boots, which I will Bell very low. SCOTT'S

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ocr: STAPLE OR FANCY YAXKEE NOTIHNS, CALICOES. They have for sale, THE SOCIABLE, Or, loot Home lauMraaS. INQUIRE WITHIN, Laur«« isssstaKBt far sale* SPRING GOODS. The Earliest in Mart?. HAS received Its extensive 4*s«rtmst of Goods, which, as usaal, will b« soM at LOW CASH RATES The Baienlgncd offer* u&para lcled IcdtteeMoa A S U E S who wish anything In tbe lint of GLOVES, Bu-IEKY, GiNt.llAKS, ,I»E I.A INKS, VALL.SUt.NNEi SILK CnoDS, DE HEGEs, CII ALLIES, LAWN'S, I I A N S A S 1 E SWISS MCLLS, INDIA MILU, JACONETS, DIMITY. I E S I I I Silk Fringe and Dreis Trimmings, Shawls and Mantillas, TICKS, DEXIM3 AND ST Jill to, of every variety and quality. Togatutr with the best Lot of Si nnEBit LOTHS I BOOTS AND SHOES ever offered In Burlington. To those -1. hare not favortd us trill (t a.:*j would sajr that we can sell Oood* ChMfer thaa you have cwor keefl1 thcui. 1SL.COME AND THY IT.* RKHBYFTFUT THE FLICI— 55 Jefferson Street, Between Third and loarth. nfcorr FARSOSS' BLOCK, Opposite the Barret Boesi. P. PERKINS. I Iturllnfflon, March ?. 1 S»!. I A JsLCOHSK &S0* I Ho. 30 Jefferson street. HLL BOOKS AND STATION KRY la SB} at rates rivalling all Wntern llouies. ST,00© raet* Sir th* fill*. MILES STAEDIcH. CORSE i S. a UNION Ae**Y' TRACT SOCIETY At CO KS K 4 S0 s £an R. Books, Large Assortment on Hand, 00I3K *'v Wlawysw wm Us-* send sae^1' jaaM-wly


ocr: will eoBprlaa a I Madder Friat*t Best Madder frlats l#c N** *t*l« Amaranth Prints IN. Dr*a* Pattern Lawo Koberfl Lawn Bob*. A).lllo lite. Persian im Laine, a shdttng a Mrf, Baat fr nch aUwl lis IdlMI lt. Preach Berrges ISc. Brilliant* 11k. Haad**m* De tain, ffkawl 11 .» /Y Preneh Ptawan 10., Uv Boraer* lie. i IVtnteTOM I f.-tr. o-.'O of You will find that a present in buying Each Dollar, is not r1" a o o s i STOCK OF P1ICY DRT COM far Wrat, variety, aad okaapaeM, w« aat ka M«|wwad la UMdty. Id —""ftgru, ,, ffoad*, I would Mat* that m, iUlf|Nli Uood Ra.la Paraaat* Tin. CHagbaa* lie. ClMekaMK BastHlHlfc ... Hiekarys 10c. 4-4 B» ,ww Vaslla TUa Be—ir PantBtaBSWa Tw**d* Ha. 4t:v as sii 1B-4 a OtpttHu UTS, CAPS, Mil MNHE& I will sell at the lowest •gar. for CAKII. _*J .1 I km determined ta offer good OeoJe at low piiada, aad tkat 1 *kU aat ba iMmiM la ika v HENRT Mala Street, Borilngton, March 1,18B0. dAw COMMERCIAL ROW, 51 [New York and Burlington Union Dry Goods Hooae haring complete aaaortment of *. Family Dry Goods, is prepared to suit the wants of the citizens of Burlington, and (amen ef rounding country, If you want a handsome Cloak, Shawl, or Dress, for a Holiday preaofc Do not forget to ask for the Union House, 51 Jefferson Street centre 2 QmmmM Kow, opposite tbe Barret House, II ill Furnishing Depot bVBMKCTOJI, IOWA, d&w ROBERT RAE, a. un H. SCOIT GO TO THE UNION HOUSE. If J0TI are in want of anything useful or ornamental in the Drv K— will find Hat THE UNION HOUSE. If you want to get the full worth of your «.* DIME OR DOLLAR GO TO THE UNION HOUSE. Jefferson^ 'y* 4a, ts rrjiciiiio Mtm


ocr: IHATIncMitcdoaeeM* of which will eomprlM a •.(KL.NTTON, LOWAT Expressed Iron New York in 6« i^p which I will Mil at the loweat Agar, for AMIKWU I km determined to offer gaod (Hod* at low prtc Mitn Street, •nrilnr«M 1 Iferek 1, MX. dAw «fMW (KTODfl from wtn ot Mlri-| I N a S or A N I I E N S O K O A N Y Y which for ex ent, variety, and cheapsrrs, will cot b« tnrpaiaed In thlaetty. In quoting tha 1^, my gooHa, 1 would atata that wj cnatte.cra will fled ALL mj gooda fully aa reaaonabie: 'va. my gooda Good Madder Print* S-. Beat Madder I'rinu 1"0 New atyle An:arai/t)i Print* 14c. Dreaa Pattern l.awn Hobea|l Lavn Rnhea Ajoillo ITlie. Persian I e 1-ame, a ahilliof Beat Kr rich all Wool d* LalnWH*. French Bertgca lie. Brliiianta lie. Haodfoma D« LAIM I French Flowari 10c. Border* lie. I will hat. MI launenie atoek of e n s O o i i n HENRY H. SCOTT. Centre of Commercial Row, 51 Jefferson St. The New York ami Burlinfrton Union Dry Goods House having now oa complete assortnieiit of FAMILY IKY GOODS, is prf'pared to sait the the citizens of Burliugton, and farmers of the surrounding a handsome CJoak, Shawl, or I)re.«s, fV,r a UolHiav -,r. GO TO THE UNION HOUSE. If jo« are in want of anything useful or ornamental in the lJrj Goofe will tind it at THE Uisrioisr HOIJHF, If you want to get the full worth of your DIME or H)!.L.-\R O-O TO THE XJKTIOISr HOUSE. You will find that a prc ont in buying Each IMhr, is nr.t r' iif da: Ttie TT nion House, Do not forget to ask for the lluion House, 51 Jefferson Street, centre of Comner-j Row, opposite the Barret I foiue, d&w ROBEKT RAK. Arrenr. Chicago ill Furnishing Depot T. W. IMXTI'K A CO.* MtKi'FAcrr*«R» o» a k| Linen Handkerchief.?•. Oood fa-ln Paraaolatt*. Olngbania .lc. Cher a l"r. •V.e Ii»i. ii.-.a 10e. Bickory* ine. 4-4 «n Mualln TW« Bsmmer Pant Stuff* Ige Tweed a 2.V. Cftairett lite. Oood Linen Carpet!rwflU 4 Maraclla Qullta ilia. COtMfjy. }f jau^ I -5 25 S14C.IM, vill, Burlington & Mi:soan2. !r •m


ocr: TIIK er*P. O. Address, Box No. 274 -anlO-wly ATTENTION Hi Ji.Li il, Mil OWXEKS ,li KK1TII, UOniNSON 1 CO., ftf Matiafactui'rr.^ Ac--:.ta, Main street. Buriiiifctoa, lova. Jordan'. 1A Tk.S itMir MA, H.'.M-' JSl XITARATOK t:i. We claim for t!ii» MHCI.IK tliai it la SSPTFIOR to all othrr» now In use and illy warrant it In ail caaea. For further parliculurs a,l.!i,-s


ocr: i J. L. COI18K & S0" MILES STA^DliH. The/ hava fur tale, THE SOCIABLE, Or, lOot H«nt AnasemeatS. inquire within, a?,eao Facta Hr the tmfte. A Uq« |iaan»l far Sal«*M AM. & tTNldlT AM. fRACT SOCIETY CfttD flookff. Ittfi AHortaaat ra Hud. i aal« LAW, bJ COISK k 80*. nrutim mt wfovm nil ft ______ ft emancipation. Ko. 30 Jeffimon ^tieatt MB® BOOKS AND TATIONIBT I* aai**®-" at rataa rivalling alt Westtrn llonts*. COKS K 1 SOS- At COKbi, SON'S.


ocr: o- 11 I I 1 I I I I COMSTOCK'S NEW SALE ROOM U K I i i COHSTOCK & BROTHER, J\To. 29 Jefferson Street. Wc have bought Mr. T. G. Vsbby's stock, and are now adding to it a new Tari ety of Stoves and Ware, all of which we will sail very low. WE WARRANT EVERY STOVE WE SELL


ocr: :j" r'***"* OP^O&ITE THB At Jar vis's g.rr a SEC'OXJI HAND MAL22LIeuHPal11*,Ur*e,t »01buteaaaarawntor redto|^ »»rnltnr. In tha „f Iowa, In. Vookrny and Parlor Stovei, Clock*. Glau Ware, Crockery, Book*, Musical Instruments, iMiiHiiin!!at 1*"!'i?" ,r °E2«TB lcl"'aonunrrouiforwaMa aaaodfUaa, Prleaa whteh My OonpeUUoet COME AND SftEI -w*iNilM. tor a»arf deaertptloa of JllTiiitlft, OM OODMV. |.1H aa tko MM IHIum hNefobirul THB MABKET.HOUS1S.


ocr: J. L, CORSi: k They have for sale, TUE SOCIABLE, Or, 1001 Home AaiassfMBta. INQUIRE WITHIN, Or iT.tiiXi VacU %r tk« People. A Lu|s AsseiUisM fer Ml" No. 30 Jeifersou Mieet, SELL BOOKS AND »TAT10KKRT to ssj«M» •it rates rivalling all Wrattrn MUs 8 8TANDI3H. k v A# CORSE St 80& L*rg« Auortnent on Hand, 'c' COK^K AM. S. S. UNION AfiSJftf AM. TRACT SOCIETY £ato Oooke. •ale Low, by C'tlRSE 4 JaaM-wXy t-awyese wtU »sss MS f®» 9'**' roatf


ocr: J. CORSK & SOS- No. 30 Jefferson Strwt, BOOKS AND fTATiONKItY Is say as eases rivalling all W«t«in House*. MILES STASDI3H. Thejr have fer rate, THE SOCIABLE, Or, 1001 Rone Anuseeaeais. INQUIRE WITHIN, ST,000 Facte far the Feople. A Laurc* AaaarSa lat lor Wl»M €UKiK 4 a AM a UNION AGWCtf AM. TRACT SOCIETY At COHSE k SOS'S. Cato Books. A Lug* Auortmaat on Hand, Ml* low, by a, C01SE 80®' gvtawyesi MI risaee scad ft eae ef eer 0" aa C4 hlaoe __ JaaM-wlj


ocr: At No. 30 Jefferson St |t# Cee KtamMry •no XX) s *Nltaeu«» lit!* it »I.a li« |,t) ie i.**l SUtt too' HHJ loo too. »0 Mitehei GfoarupMB^ KM |«ni Cap M'ritlac npenf lies S- m. -If -U .., rt»jr Arllhmetirs, Dtrta fUMwu's OrawBiara, Itr*' AlfeHrae, »(Ki too 1KI Latter Note 9,0**1 v w»i. cap« wm Wrapping Kalis Wall 1*10,000 IUtIO ttd) Boolks "& Stationery Aa0 rtaed4 a •Jso I P&tlosppbtetj" 9 ffiemulret, t. Attti nomf, K "i s PhythfogHh, Wm+V rw**? itHXT erfj *t »"K fi-'. tEXT BOOKSui l»|Ul AU Of WttlCM W® CAH 8*U» toliUa^A-ik'W ^. 1 y .«,i» i« '!».• jfaj* DOR8M SO*", s Aiiw


ocr: m. Centre of bCRI.mTON, IOWA, dAw Expressed (ml New Ytrk in ®*Br8' ft I INT 3k or which will eomprlM a MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FANCY DRY GOODS, Which far tx nit, variety, and rhe*i r.--i, win not be fiirpuwad In thi« *»y. lo qaotlDS Iks PrWc» •ITmt mj goods, I woalS dale that mjr cud' iMrr» will find ALL Bif good* fulljr aa r«a*ou»hl«: (food Madder PrlnlaS •. Brit Ma.liltr 1'rlm* luc New itjli Animrai.th Print! HB. Dvaaa Pa torn Lawn Kobaatl Lawn l.in Aq 111" 17.'.. Pcr*tan l)r Lame, a •hillltif n 6, Beat fr rich all Wool da LalBM &.<•. Prcncli Brr. (tea 18c Brilliant* 12c HanJ-o'i e Di I.alne Shawl |1. noeli FioaarallM. Burden 13c. men's Clothin which I will aell at the lowest B#ur? ur Jk I am determined 10 offer good QooJ* at low prkoa, aM UUrt iMMt h* I Main 8tr««t,Barllnfton, March 1, \&9 dlw COMXEIICIAL Dm ]Miel iaw*,bt»«r«s ^t Llnea Hainllter£!l«fti T»f ior.«l Sa in Paraaala Glnpliama .Ie. Checu lt)c. u- e n i i V .cki.rja 1"\ 4-t wn Hmlli The £uiamr I'aiit Bluff) 1S« Turce'li 2&c. Ca*s!riett S5c. OoeS Linen Carpeting S9«. 10 4 Nan. 11 a 4uilu 1MI«. I will hart an Imm. nne t'.ock ut HENRY H. SCOTT. HOW, 51 Jefferson St. The New York and Burlington Union Iry Goods House having now on hand complete assortment of Family Dry Goods, is prepared tu suit the wants of the citizcns ot Burliugton, und farmers ol' the Bar rouudiuu country, If you Want a hands nne Cloak, Slmwl, or Dress, fcr a Holiday present, GO TO THE UNION HOUSE. If you are in want of anything useful or nrnmtieiital iu the Dry Goods line, 70a will linti it ut THK UNION HOUSE. If you want to pet the fnII worth of your lll"'3i: OK DOLLAR GO TO THE UNION HOUSE. You will find that a [.resent in buying l^eh Dollar, is not required at Tli© Union House. Do not forget to u»k lor the i "iii.,n Mouse, 51 .f cfi' r.-.jn Street, cttilre of Commercial Kow, opposite the Jlarret House, ROBERT RAE, ^cr©nt. 1111 ir ai:is. OLD /'LA.\K II't A If .V VUSER Y,


ocr: T,IHcr BILL BOOM AND ITAT^NKIT la aaj at rates rivalling ail Woum Howes. INQUIRE WITHIN, Facts far th* People. A Large Aaaorti lent for Kale, by Large J. I. CORSE & 80S. So 30 Jefferson street, MILES STANDIdR They have for iale, THE SOCIABLE, Or, 1001 Home Amusements. CORSE & MJ.Y A«aortnent on AM S. S. UNION AGENCY, AM. TRACT SOCIETF At COR8B A SON 'S. Cam Oooks. Hacd, tad fa •ale Low, by COKiE i SOS, BBr"Lawjtr» wta plaaaa aea4 for «n of «=. Cc» J«°84-Wly CI! BSE M* a TV^PP. APJPle Trees for Stie \T THE IH KI.I\f/oN KSfRT Vi., !rr a»»or»m:t ol Krou, llrnir.:n KJ! KW shr«b». Ro«e«, and rtow*r« into, n for trariBpltn' rtr, at ihe liwrn prion. attended lo Ai.rtjj A COMiXI,


ocr: LAWNS, brillian MA S E I LES, SWI?9 MULLS, SPRING GOODS. The Earliest in Market: THE "PK0PIB swr HAS received ita extensive Assortment ot Spr'jii Goods, which, aa ui al, wUI bt sold at LOW CASH RATES. The undersigned offsrs unparalleled lt,ducemtBt« n A S BCTEBSi who wish anything In tba liaa of STAPLE OR FANCY GOCii YANKEE NOTIONS CAI.ICOKS, SILK GOODS DE BEGES, If ALLIES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, GINGHAMS, DE LA1XES, VALENCIENNES, INDIA MCLLS, DIMITY, JACONETS, U S E S U I S I Silk Fringe and Dress Trimmings, Shawls and Mantillas, TICKS, DENIMS AND STRIPES, of every variety and quality. JIKKr cI.OTHs CASS.1 Together with the bes£Lot of BOOTS AND SHOES ever offered id Burlington. To those «ho have not favored oa with a would say that we can sell Good* lhan you have ever kMtlii ihria, AND TRY IT.-W THE PLACI— 55 Jefferson Street, .•ctweea Third and Fsurlki COPP A PARSONS' BLOC* Opposite the Barret Houie. Bitrllagua, march I J. L. CORStt & SOX. No. 30 Jefferson street, SBIA BOOKS AND IT ATI OX KIT in aay rate* rivalling all Wainn Or )T|N fitch hr 'be Pwpl*. l4Mg? AMmrti ml fer Kaletkf COK^K S. 8. UNION TiiACT SOCIETY At CORSE & SOS'S. Cam jBooks. Large Assortment oa Hand, &r sale low, by «X)itsyS a sof k I S P. PERKINS. Houms. MILES STAJiDIoH. They har» fur salr, SOCIABLE, Or, 1001 llcme Anaittnieata. within, Aoskct, ter •fM'*' ceaiK a


ocr: I 1 HATE reealvad of my which will compriao a Oood Madder Prliit- ... Beat Madder Print* 10c. New *tyle Amaranth Prlate Ita. Dreae Pattern Lawn Bobaatl Lawn Bobea Aqulllo 175c. Peralan 1e Laine, a ahtlllng a yaidL Beat Prt-nch Centre of esnmmuBwi'wiwftBOdi! I N O OF MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FANCY DRY G00D& which for extent, variety,aad cheapness,will not be e«rpasted In this eily. fa qaotlngthe my goona,I would atate that eastoners wUI lad ALL my goods tally aa res all Wool da Lalnas TFLBI Preach Bereges 18c. Brllllanta 12c. Haadaoma D« Laine Bhaalfl. Vraneh Flower* 10a. Bordera.llc. v SMT8, COMMERCIAL New York and Burlington If yo« w Ornghams 11C. Check a 10c. Baa Denims 10S. Hickory* LOE. 4-4 Brown Maeiln TMa Summer Pant Btaflk 180 Tweedi 86c. OHHITU Kc. Oood Linen Carpeting which will sell at the lowest flfure for CA8H«|^2 I FTM determined to offfer good Good* »I low price*,ind tfcst AOT BT MTORAOM ia TLML Kalnttrwl,»arttatt««,Kawh1,1S» Uw FTL rj vdXt =r .{ F-IFW L'I U sea a Ma 1 my goods Aally 1 prkes of 1 Llaaa Handkerchlall TSU Good Satia Parasols JT$, |A 10-«MaraaUa«dttslBMr 1 will have an immeaaa sleek of i's Olotliing, HENRY H. SCOTT. Row, 51 Jefferson St Union Dry Goods Home harimr complete assortment of Family Dry Goods, prepared to suit the wants of the citizens of Burlington, and farmers of the FT DING country. you want a handsome Cloak Shawl, or Drees, for a Holiday present. GO TO THE UNION HOUSE. are in want of anything useful or ornamental in the Dry Goods will find it at THE UNION HOTJSK. If you want to get the full worth of your DIME OR DOLLAR 60 TO THE UNION HOUSE. Youwill find that a present in buying Each Dollar, not forget to ask for the Union House, IOWA, now OB haada NOW is 51 not required at Jefferson Street, centre of Commercial Row, opposite the Barret House, ROBERT RAE, A^ent.


ocr: a n NEW SALE ROOM I W K I C0MST0CK & BROTHER, •Vo. 29 Jefferson Street• We have bought Mr. T. G. Ashby's stock, and are now adding to it a new vari ety of Stovas and Ware, ail of which we will sell very low. WE WARRANT EVERY STOVE WE SELL By making oar owe Stoves wo save the Manufacturer's profit, 25 per cent, and we are enabled to sell Stoves $3 City, Cook, State, Air Premium, State, Air Tight, Coal, to #5,00 lower than the second hand dealer, and by calling on us tre will prove (he fact. failing to perform as recommended, we will take back and refund the money. OUR STOVES CONSIST OF THE Self Regulator, Quincy Parlor, Oval 0 Plate, Keokuk, Oval 7 Plate, Forrest Rose, Plain Common Coal, New Economy. have over® O different patterns and sizes of the latest styles.


ocr: aooo HIT •N*^AATEDL 40i O VIlKlin 111 li KM, »t» which tho hl(jl,i ll irkt Prlte will I.j pai( it. n. NcuriLL. v'!?J[tAR MAttUelU.*


ocr: Prom Boxes, Sugar Boxes, Pepper Boxes, Sugar Bowls, TovCups, WE WARRANT EVERY STOVE WE SELL By making oar owe Stoves wo save the Manufacturer's profit, 25 per cent, and we are enabled to sell Stoves $3 Quincy City, Coal Cook, Prairie State, Hot Air Premium, Hawk-Eye State, Village Air Tight, Howetzer Coal, We have Tin Ware of every description. Our assortment of Japanned Ware is complete, consisting of Dredge Boxes, W. II. Trunks, Cantllc Sticks, Spoons Meat Forks, Shovels, Fire Curriers, Kettles, French Skimmers, Browners, Shovels f.nd Tongs, Kettles and many other articles. to #5,00 lower than the second hand dealer, and by calling on us tre will prove (he fact. Stoves failing to perform as recommended, we will take back and refund the money. OUR STOVES CONSIST OF THE Self Regulator, Quincy Parlor, Oval 0 Plate, Keokuk, Oval 7 Plate, Forrest Rose, Plain Common Coal, New Economy. We have over® O different patterns and sizes of the latest styles. Lard Lamps, Jacket Lamps, Bill Head Cases, Fruit Dishes, solicit and do Job Work in the best d2w—wtJ. jbttst i'nns, Mulns.^es Cups, Toy Pails, Spittoons Box and Graters. We also keep a variety of House Furnishing Goods, suoh E will take in exchange for goods, Cast and Wrought Iron, Copper and Brass, Cotton and Linen Ilags, Pewter as Coffee Mills, Sad Irons, Egg Whips, Scales and Balances, manner dt No. 29 Jefferson Street, COMSTOCK BROTHER. Lead.


ocr: i i I I i I E S E U I K S Silk Fringe and Dress Trimmings, Shawls and Mantillas, TICKS, DEMMS AND STRIPES, of aver/variet/and quality. •IHHIEKK I.OTKS SPRING GOODS. mi. __ Til6 IU The Earliest in lllli "PEOPLE'S" HA3 received IU extensive Anortjwr Good*, which, as U',u*J, «i)| b« told at LOW CASH RATES. Th*»n««rrttned A S Y who with anything to tin Umc *r STAPLE OR FANCY: GOODS off«r» anparalM ed indutoMj, I GLOVES, HOSIERY. GIN'CIUSTS YANKEE NOTIONS, CALICOES, SILK (.HODS DE liUitS, CHALLIES, DE LAW,V ..^'J^NCIE-VVES, «*'I3S MCLL8, JACONETS, LLIANTS, I TWT A n 8SEULE8, w 1NUU wm, DISIITT, CAUintin. Together with the b«at~Lot of BOOTS AND SHOES offered In Burlington. To tl-.ose »ho have not favored na with a e»" Sljr that we can (ell 6ood* than you have ever Isitlt them. aSuCOMK AND TEY IT "& HSMEHoEK THE PLACE— 55 Jefferson Street, Between Third and i'uuith* OOPf A PARSONS' BLOCK Opposite tb* Barret BOBM. P. PERKLVS. Bullaiua, Starch 7. «S9.


ocr: HA9 received Its extensive Assort mat 9/ tprbf Goods, which, as us al, will be sold at LOW CASH RATES, CALICOKS, PII.K (i(K)DS, DE JiF.i.KS, Cil ALLIED, Ckeapsr MUM* jrou bava aval besfH| hem. W.COME AND TRY ITf RKMEMtiEK TH* PLACE— 55 Jefferson Street, Barllailaa, march 7. IBM* Thtj for THE SOCIABLE, INQUIRE WITHIN, Or 87,1100 Pacts far I he Pseple. A Lnrgs Asssriaieat far Sale W AM S. S. UNION AuE** AM. TRACT SOCIETY A* CORSE J*** SPRING GOODS. THE "PEOPLE'S The Earliest in Market Tha aaisrslffned offtrs unparalleled A S I I I S who wish anything In tils 11M of STAPLE OR FANCY GOOI YA.S'KEK NOTION'S, GLOVE HOSIERY, G1 Mi 11A US, I'E I..UNES, VAIXUILVMI LAWNS, I 1 A N 8 MAR8E II A I A E SWISS MULLS, JACONKT8, I .1 E INDIA MIT1I, DIMITY, E O i I Silk Fringe and Dress Trimwagt, Shawls and Mantillas, TICKS, DEXIMS AND STKff'ES. Together wl'h the best'lot cf HILIEiLv21£IEIE) of rrery variety and quality. st nncKU LoTHs A BOOTS AND SHOES ever offered in Burllngtoa. To those «ho have ast favored us with a als would say that ws eaa sell floods Bet wren Third aa« hMffei IB COPP a PARSONS' BLOCt Opposite tbe Barni Boise. P. PERKINS. SILL BOOKS AND ITATIOXHf Is SSI at rates rivallla( all Western Hoosss. Or, l(Hil Bone AatusroH-fttok J. COUSE & 80* Mo. 30 Jefferson MILES STANDI?H. CORSK*^" £ato Boohs, A Large Assortment on Handt •ale low, by Isgass. JaatMHf cobSK*«* wmnMk i


ocr: STAPLE OR FANCY YANKEE KOTIOX CALICOES, SILK (JOODS, DE BEOE3, CUALLLES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, GINGHAMS, ,DE LAINES, ^VAUaciENWH I I A N S A S E I E S SWISS MUIU. JAOONETB,^^ INDIA MULLS. DIMITT, U S E U K S Silk Fringe and Brau Triminiap Shawls and Mantillas, TICKS, DEXIM3 AND STRIPES, isnjiiiKsaiiEis) of every variety and quality. SU.nnF.R CLOTHS i* Together with the beat.Lot of BOOTS AND SHOES oflfcred la Burlington. To those »ho h*v» not 'favored wa vtra tay that we can tell" Qeodt peg thMg «a kaweSc war tbena. O E A N Y I I TBI PLACK— 55 Jefferson Street Third BI^Fniiik, OOPf A PARdON'K* BLOCK P*f9«hetlkaaairetKuu»e. e SPEING GOODS. The Earliest in THE "PEOPLE'S G^d" whfchTas iV al.'win'': O W A S A E S Ike aadertlgned offert unpara leled Inducemaal* O A If I V mu •ha with anything la tha Haa af K I N & COMMISKB CWAMA1VM


ocr: ot to i Together with the best'Lot ef BOOTS AND SHOES ever offered in Burlington. To those .ho hare net favored us with would sarthat we can self Oeods Cheaper 'haa yea have aver |sui thria. u O E A N Y IT "W rkmemjib the ruci- 55 Jefferson Street, Between Third aud lourik. IN COPP PAMONS' BLOCK Opposite the Barret Home. liir|i»t t»ii, Vtareli 7. THE SOCIABLE, Or, 1(H1 Home Amuaeaenta. Or t?,QM Pact* lur 1 ha PsepJe. Uifs tanu mt tor Sale* COKi'K 4 SOS- S. a UNION TRACT SOCIETY THE 'TIMO SPUING GOODS The Earliest in HAS received Its extensive lawtaai 0! Goods, which, aa us ai, will be sold at LOW CASH RATES. The ocUr»lgnad «Ars uopara telci CASH I V 1: 11, who wtah anything fn tTi* line of STAPLE OR FANCY Yankee notions, CALICOES, SILK GOODS, DE BEG Est, CH ALLIES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, GLNCIUU-:. ,Dl I.Al.Vt.-, Valenciennes, Lawns, I I A N S A S E I E S SWISS MULLS, INDIA MCU-v JAcoftrra, dimitt, fc— E E I i Silk Fringe and Drew Trimmingt. Shawls and Mantillas, TICKS, DEXIM3 AND STRIPES, JB&IEi-SIElSsIE) of 'very variety and quality. ac.nilEltrCLOTHS P. PERKIX£ j. Ii. CO IISE & SOX. No. 30 Jefferson Street, MIX BOOKS AND T.\T!OSIRY la say at rales rivalling all Western Houim MILES STANDISH. Thtj have for sale, WITHIN, IN QuntE Al CORSE & SOS'S- tam Ag»ct, Books. Large Aetortaent on Hand, ad for •ale Low, by G08SE 4 SOU. Wil pieaee snd for ens »f


ocr: NEW SALE ROOM II IRQ e O 00BST0CE & BROTHER, J\To. 29 Jefferson Street. We have bought Mr. T. O. Ashby's stock, and are now adding to it a new vari ety of Stoves and Ware, all of which we will soil very low. WE WARRANT EVERY STOVE WE SELL By riiaking oar own Stoves we save the Manufacturer's profit, 25 per cent.r anil we are enabled to sell Stoves From $3 to $5,00 lower than tho second hand dealer, and by calling on us we will prove the fact. Stoves failing to perform as recommended, we will


ocr: NOTION'S GOODS' BEGES, "Tli# market baa tx«n active, bat mostly ai Auction The ii»ar«ten to the Auctiou Boom* ki »eU the goods, and nomo ku. ).y urtjim h**e v*" swwl.-1 rtiting not abcrefftper rmi. of their invoice price."—y0.u r®' .Hopt. M. —AM)— C, W. lIrottii"« I'hIpiiI S O Would announce that In: liaa availed hituaclf of tbe above opp©rt«nit»^ now ha* one of the largest and best aeWted atoak of Dry (iooia ihuh« brought to thii« city, which he is prepared to Offer at LOWER FIG THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. pieces of Dress Pkids, Fancy De Laines, Heavy ^Caainetts, Madder Prints, pair Men's Heavy Boots, Boy's .i Women's Shoes, 11 Women's fine Slippers Men's Overcoats, Men's Casinett Business Coots, Men's Woolen Undershirts, doz. Men's Wool Ilo3e commencing at I hare a full line of Cloths, Catwiuieres, Doewkiria/Hata, Cups, HUokeu Oai Comfortu, Flannels, Hickorys, Checks, (iin^liatns, Prints, -Otkm FlaOe, Burlington, Oct. 1, 1859. [Gaifttc copy,} tai»8t*i 19 ill Furnishing Depot T. \V. IIA TKR A CO., tMwrrAi rrRjeim or I S O N E S OF ALU Ql .iHIUKBj !'orf»ftr and Grist Mills AfiKEE BOLTINO CLOTHS, Mills and Heps rat or*, .Seji.iraUir- V-.'nr"lioiiKe!», Bcliius.'!* of ali kitub. lloistiu^ Sere-#., and Hails, Duster.*, Peeks. 1'rooi Sniff*.&p ,ke. FAIRBANKS' SCAI.ES, L-UItNISHlTo CEMBALLY. and t-nm fitn.ixAed «A«» dexired, and the eottxtrurtkm of iHtam Water MM* coufracte'i fur ntirr. 1 NHNKS/ H01LHH8, AC. »uh#iTibers hnvtuif ihe •|r*,r?T' 1nT 5ale of ?te»n* Epgir..« I»o!!»*r?, irjrj thr oi GoiUdoig, Bagley 4c Sewell, OF WATKRT'IWN, N'. Y invite t^e attention nt urcba'tcra to their mp*" merits. n «tyle, w rknmrmhip au.i power*, alio very low prire*. The folio* inn .. iin n Engine anil Boiler, together wiih horae power, $500 I 2o be prlcra n: .. 1,616 llt id Save from 25 to 0 pec cc \t. iu Fuel the usual of j|teril in tl.eUe»i. We I keep en :i?».r,rtmer .t cf different t'.tts at our e» wh^re ther may l»e exurnin* «l and th« n? infonnatjon ol? t»ined re arrhni them. Coir nu n will, if de ire.i, te furnished to i«el up and Lujfine^ in anj -art of th Wheels, Shaflin at vrav li Earliest in Market! The "Peoples Store" HAS rec wh'ch as ua al, w ,ll The onier^Igned offer* unpara leled lndneemenU Is A S v wish mythlng In tbe line of OR FANCY GOODS "FHE ATTENTION OF 1 1 viei,ter, Wau-rand Pipe*, Cock*. Valv. s, Arcl Casting and Orate* and ready for u«e. ilellv ered In Chicagc: r*e power, 6751 K .. GLOVES, JTOSl^iy. GIMiiUJlS, DE LAINK3, VALKXCiESITESL LAWKS, I I A N S A S E I E 8WJ5S MULLS, JACONETS, HilLIIiilCSlSIlssia) (^S2)2D®3 varioty and quality. yt TIER CLOTlft 4 CASStPEKES. wi the best Lo» or datl^n of il.t !r (.lock. INDIA MULLS, DIMITV, I 5 W I N i n Fringe and Dress'Trimming*, and Mantillas, TICKS, DEN'1113 AXD STRIPES, Thr»ufh ,uir„jt fiteo to Ckiraf S, au.i tti«» ftprime t.E^eiiUirK bef i«AVe to -fer 85 9 2^ worth MO WwortkQO 25 cts. s pjjj w TtA. 1 10 Wlie»it Bay Ccjsttn TAW tba iuTcator oiann 1 in i .uu-r., Smatt Mad lttl*r« Wrir.p v )ir ftrt rertairt pum** k my itiipro*en.«Bt». This t. 0 .atify n •aake uw or said iafjrfrt-., [, •*, tact. .i.d .»«ty iponsihte f- a!! r'.adn-.al K e ri-fabH«f -i-e ... N a part of what I ., »o®orm(f ti rmtd the beam »cr w. .. ... an«» tflltiler, f-rlB«e af a oue overtht otl» r. I f«i'4sr cit n i' scr-i-r.- |....erd in th-- aut 'h the fun,wherdij-tl.» oheis 1 iii.we ^^r-fruM ar^h e u i im t»*rt of »ti«' t.» pateot n^ik'tr Tiu 6l*i«k**uv#4-.ee u* k v^rd to U suaie^ %9Ar^** i Wli.i.l- R, and all lnt*re»t«l. n »oluii« PA 'IKA'T UML MA ili.S K AM' AU: OXBlXKit. We claim for this Ma lime i6»' It i injur-it 'l.tr« x'jr^ now 8Mlxr »jK# 1,100140 M09 like proportion for larger fhhrf *sreq»Sr»d. Kverj Knffio la foraithe^S v JntlMii'« Paifiir 9 nvrrnnr Valvr Flour we endd ,-ntiy rp nmmrnd thrn to any ..thermic „f Kiigire.and thev will in u-e and fully w^i-rant Ktw a ft in sr. Gearing, fte. W KlGCREf. K*\H A O. Farnlahinr I etct. W est Water utri'ct. hetwtan Ran lolph and Wadiion, C'l.icsiro. 0. Addr ess, Ni.. 5*74 UrtliKvly SPRING GOODS. a IIU» of Spring LOW CASH RATES. la an taw rther particular* a.ldrr KEITH ROlilNgtlS teptl wtf i CO., Matiufarturnr* l|»:i Unln ."tT'et. Bur t,i[toa, l«tv I f"irrT infill U.1.M. s«vra BarU'ugton and Missouri Hirer uihrr Bail- ope" I'liiiii Ihrr WfM than road I n .. n ,, /.v /,(•:, it /, I:: CHH liri»LiNrT"\ nil Railroad. Shortest, Quickest aiui Bc4 ioatiS TO CIllCAOO. W Vi'I.K v p:. PiltA AMI li.tl.TIVORf KK(«U. »I, ANi CINi. l.SNAil, AM) Ty PlliNTS f'.' IJ.LIXai:', INDIANA. EI' CHir,A,OHI.. a *11 CA.NAbA. On and after iut.w l.Mh T'.l.j DaIH TEASSI e»f Jaare and arrive a^ fu'lowt. urii-MW.. araiti at• 4 oVlm 1A.M. 7:18«V:»ck P. *. lt-IA o'clock P. M. I i:IAi'cick A. V. Oontiei't'Dic al (iaie liirff with Ur .NoKTbl'kN KAII.KuAD for titiiti.-y: al Jf*m1* a *fh iktllki SOIS rh NTHAI. HAILKOAP, fcr.ialena 8t. I.oum and Cairu at Burilntwo «.t!i ftu Packe for MoLtrose, Keoknk and ot Loaii •Special oticr. PAM«i»fert from tfenthera atui W««Uni Ion If taking the II. k K. K. K. To Khipp-rsi -cacii 0hicaji a nhca4 of a&y o her r«ute. BUY YviK TicKETb VIA TUI6 l.OL'Ii nf l.lvr «l«ck. Stock Tratna i in i rejalarlf,iea«iti|aii.r,fMf7 ei.epifj. 1 li.-»e Trd ttt haTe all tl.e rin%ta Fm« Train*, mus in-uru.g Je-pa:c(i, aod ".virfil aTuiu..:i{ ai. vt v '. J«ta• liiat art cea»'-'' cenrrtng 00 ttttrmKi. JTOCK har. lu fi, Wliotib ttu. i the r!r»*e hy the Frrry #»4 »S find I li? re aiithiu|t the/ could wi»ii lur the a^c«aa» »tj.\»el»fi JOHN U. EU. vice Preaident aad PnpenatwJtn: D. RaiKS, O«o«f»l Waatera Agent C. S.tHt. 1 •Ct7-f TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA Improve your Waste lacdi. THF. haei ,.nri»«.fJ ripli of mnn.)',-i-.iuti«g h-'nx thr?a|K the of 1 wa, A A VSLi* Ul iU hn.: .VI««i flint in ADa are uow h-itnrjp a tu red «t tM« pKtce, w^teh will he re»dy About the Ut of tte Are a.. w 't of S4i] iaA«:liii*»*!» u ih- Fariii' Ij. \a-'."OS- rullel weit of iheCt*? of B-vnofUu, Are re«jxcifulljf irtltci to tXAm.ne ffte re«nU» of thti ImppoT^ment, which. Hiie betWieU wili work au ect-f-? ier« lu'j- n 'a of farmiug i!.e *»t »..r AaI imnds of Iowa. Th «H* fihlnt r«A!D«n of IU #iajpaf'.tjr *'.d u a» -r a»t entire of \u a/'n'fr-t, w tbAt the cost ot a ciitt }iiu« cntr e« W:U«t» the Altuu-t AojFar»*r Dth.«hUtet *r,-i tl-At iBAchln* on any t'*rm hAvmi e.'her w*l it wiii \ntf tUe c«»«t ifct.- of in or V« mry i» pro of s beinjr the cu-st T^ust-ie OBCQt «»er o6rf*t} to tbe f'A'miiuii ct*u usun-'v i *l .1* t*sUu.« vfw} -it :h Mftv-t ir ..i ,' 9 a I peisons to ti e foilotr err OAte« ff few of the fro«rir '*ist culieo^et I


ocr: James Ti.- t.irl. W. F. 'irind, J. L». costs E ik 2Ko. 30 Jeffersoa Stmi 0§tA BOOKS IND TATIOStFT ID UJ V"1*1 ItfuUH.g ail WtsUro MILS gT*^TIdWr* Tuey liavs lor ,»i# i TUB SOCIABLE, i Or, 1001 Bom* ^a,nsrin«at*. 1 INQUIRE WITHIN, Or*T,0fa Fact» tar ih« mu Lar|« Aiserii itat lar lalei I* COKSK i S^- AM. a ftt UKION Aamc* AM. TRACT 80CIETY 91 At C'OK^C & SON'S- Cam BOOL A lurg* Auortmest on Bud, tafaaa* fi. JaaMvlf sas sf srf®*


ocr: J. L. COIJSE & SOX. So 30 Jefferson suwt. iBtt BOOKS ASH ITATIOM'XY 1B *1 Uw Wdtoa liOMM* Pictorial Editiou oi' Web«(er. Z Wimi., 9,0^ ^tuonymc#', A w S.O'X) to the o.u of WsKttir'i making It Hi* U.c»t va!u*t,l# wall ul\' Poe's Poems—Blue aiul Gold *«'jitirt hw», Voilitr Henry Ward Bcecher. Two n# worln hT O s pop ilar aaMa Pi Uil :.ti4 riea.»j,i Ta:k about MlH* 1 JiiVEMJLE A Urge iaiaruMat lor .•*!•• COESK 4 Sw*- AM. a & UNION Aoksct, AM. TRACT SOCIETY At COU^K & SOS'^ Cam Books* A Lug* Asiortnent ou 11*ltd, u4 ttUL0W'if,***** mmi 0^ yi"llll WIN gluiiM mm*. t»r «o«»'i" JaoM-vl^


ocr: T5 '4 a CT ^\\Vl Jf# l. CO"§E & SOX. No. 30 Jefferson M:eeU 8BLL BOOKg AND fTATIOJifil" l» at rate* rtvaiflkf all Vealtra Hum. MILS STAJSDIdH. They hav* for »*!«, THE SOCIABLE, Or, 1001 Unaie ianmula INQUIRE WITHIN. Or K7,iXtl Facu fur *h« Peepl*. EWJLE W8X$. A Large Anwrinieul lor "l" ... COBSI »'v AM S. S. UNION AGESCT. AM. TRACT SOCIETY At COBSK £ato tfookd- A Lmv« AMortKeat on fitod. sal* tow, by COKSE o"*' Lawyer* win pkMW Dead fer «a« logaa*. t: jaaM-wtf COMB


ocr: IIIAVi of my Expressed from New York in 60 n«ifj received one -aae of DRRS." (i )OD8 from Xe« fork, and I »•«, on tH, i0lh S I N O wbieh will eonpriM a A N I I E N S O K O A N Y Y O O which for ei'ent, vnrrly *rd cheajni r», will not be surpassed In th'selty. In fiiK.int |k. mj goo^s, 1 wou.d state that try cuftm trg *UJfi&4 ALL nay goods fully as •*-"watts *f Qood Madder Prints .®.". Beat Madder Prints Inc. New style Amaranth Prist* He. Dresa Pattern Lawn Robes |1 Lawn B,.be» Aqoilio 1TV. Parsian IH- l.aine, a shiiiHiit A JTf4« Beat Fr n-h .ill Wool dt Laines ««. French Brregea ISc. Brilliants 112c. Handsome L- Lain* Sbawl |1. French Flowers 10e. Borders 12c. Tk&GXl Main Street, Burlington, March 1, ISM. dAw M% 1 Linen Haridkercldefs T«, Oooil fa in Paraaels IA*. Oirifhams He. Cherts 1 'ic. Bine Dcmn.s 10c. Hickorys i'-e. MB. wn MaalinTW* Bummrr Paat Btofli lie T»e»ds iV C«/smctt W.e. Good l.ir.n, Cartetiri(lS«, 10-4 Marscila Qullta lj»«. I vHI hava an immense stock of 9 O o i n which I will sell at the lowest figure forCAtMa I am determined to offer good Oooda at low prloM, and that I shall not b« nndanoM HENEY H. SCOTT.


ocr: IMJTy UiA AA A #»ej im UM for LI KMgyJMMI W rt aa |rwns lhl#h ImI!«• y«a»st wp alt of relief, Ik* r. nanwrous vkkhUitlMtwr vuftdtHa to act "r, In-litMunl psViiK I* a*AT«»iK«m4h KKUnKfl5: 5 All wk« un it Uarear la its favor. jnax WATER WITH THE INVIbOMATOll, A KWU.LOW BUTII T^t lHCK^, Mee One Dollar per BeUleT —AIJIO— S A N O S family COMPOUNDS* rnoM Pare VsfeisUe Ktirscli, anl put wp ia 6I.A8S Air Ti(ht,aa# W'A keep la aay cltMHite The Fantlg g»nU« bat setTve Ca prlater has aaed In hU tj jrears. creasing demand fron, used Uw FILLS ltd the rsprcta hi reirar.l to me te plack tbem within The Profeuivn wrll flb tbmrttes act en different The A HI V CA-t with doe reference to' O fact, teen compoundtil u pnreat Vegetable Ex-, oo every part of itie all Good and Safe io all ia needed, »ach as DB-i OS STOM^CM, 8LREP I-I BA0K and LOIMS, Cf 8--} BORITNTSS OVKK TUTI^. •widen cold, which Ire {{3] end In a long' cour«e of TITK, a CRKKPINU OVSR THE BODY ACIIS,or WKIUHT IN rLAMMATOKT D18 CH1LDBEN or ADULTS, aad QK I In Mch ssMfitl# t° set P5 S* Motif »n the 0PW«m^ !••#.to art .W ifc». feittti of A y.our j-tdfaictt iraMs h. W i i,iv»-.»a'«.* Cwaa- TO. en s saw we ,w» *Ma w w wt.tO I.irtr c»ai •la* tkf«ii£ ut'C nrrl««ra, U saef t'«tapi«Tiii« kfsnlf ptt k. arrBwrst topiNT«t«: vr«r llaklistl Cs*i- Cbol«• ra ffarbss, tum, riitsltncc, Jsassice, r« t, ra« aad Bay be mmt AS siaarr rnnaiiy ear* HK'K HEAD* W can tMttrr,) K Iws wrtliref Ira aakeai st eonmenes- S. I «irdiciaw* u win ACM iU («s thoaaanda if as n a tea. If (KPawMBtaila are .meniof atiaek. jarr- *1 viae their tee- IN Till-: SIPVTH ASS H-X Iliart lr P11 I l« a ibartic whteh the pro practice moretliao tweo- The nKantlj I o tbooe who have ions nturactlon wlii-h all their me, haa lodaced the reaell of all. knew Ihkt dift-rent Ca t»orl OOII ofthe trawela TitAKT1C PILL has, thlt welt established from a vartaty of tbe tr«i ts, Which net alike racntary canal, il are catra where aVathartlo PANUEMKN'TS of the NKfcti. I'AlNf IV TBK T1VKMCW, PAIN and WHOLB BODY, from quenlfy, if neglected, l»v»er, LOSS Or APPB S.N.-4TION OF -OLD «K-iTttt*SSKHi, BEAI TitE liEA t.'a« IM. W OH Ml la RH1 UMAT18M, a great PCBIFIKItefthe 6LU0I) and nasy dl9eS#e to which fleah la heir, too tiamernua to mentron iu this advertfae meol. 08B, to 3. PIC ICE 3 IN JII:JS. TUM LIVKR I.NVlUOKATOit AMD FAMILY CA THARTIC PII.LS are retaile I y Drtiggiin K^ierally, aod told wholeaale by the Trade in all tlie iarjre tewaa. T. w. sA^romt, »i. n Manufaeturtr and ProprteDr. 31S liriadw«),i\i:iv York. V E S O


ocr: Ho. 30 Jefferson Strwt MtU, BOOKS ANl tTATlONKRV I r&tH rivaJllDgaJl Wcitern Houstrs^jj They havs ftr sale, TIIE SOCIABIaE, Or, loot Home Amastnutnt*. inquike within, *MW Vast* tor *be tafk. A Un* iMWUMM l«r salnM AM CI! VKI, RK|| V 4t.,l Mi,« s UU If TVi.llKAM J, Is. CORHK & SOJi MILES STiVNDIcH. CO Its K & a a UNION Aeisci. AM. TRACT SOCIETY At COKSK SON'S A Large A^iortment on Haad, •ale Low, by CORSE SON. VUwim yto Hwte mm *.r *M sC*a» JuM-fty CatD Books.


ocr: J. L. COIISE & SOX. Iio. 30 Jeffertoa 8*1X BOOKS ANP tTATIiMRT I Vet** rivalling all Western Hcaw*4 MILES STANDIeH. They have for **Ie, THE SOCIABLE, Or, fuel Baai* inaitwnli. INQl IliE WITHIN, **jm fact* tor ike Paeyle. 1/71V' A Mmt*o Asterti •«Mt lor Sale w CORSE & SON AM S. S. UNION Aasscv. AM. TRACT SOCIETY At COKSK h.80** £aro Hooks. L&rgC Assortment On Hand. W sale X.0W, by HTLatere WW p)M** mH for ea* eg** v i)0SSt l*"' :,i TtB*'


ocr: IM ice toe tee ia WTtim is Book* 4 StathMT At No. 30 Jefferson St aeo dee Webstsr'a Ktemealsf •JJ MsUsBe's Beleeue aao lao taa 14 I alary SptlhH. Boeder III IV V s*"• s MP's ArMBmetlea, Pavica Plnneo'a Ortmaars, lay's Algebras, Darlva s»J Mii«b»rs 0« grapbiee,' A "iti Sf* Paper^ *aa Reama Cap Wrltlag aaa Leiior a Me Vr'aMae *tl1 lae.'oe 5'^ Bolls W »#1* a Ivp Aitoitanttf J'htfotophif, Chcmiitri*t±£ •, iiftwrniiM, Phyioiuyit^ CoUtgt m* 3 Sckotl T|SXTfiOOK8, U AliortmifiourHUiT onronrvAXi wxolisali mem 4k Ba. tealt ity »Mssisd. .. J. L. OOB8B BOK 'If* K N i


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MTunfiTB, OCtl-'f A E N I E Thkuiiiaclur.i.g man i Books & Station*,! At No. 30 Jefferson 8t We^s McnuSe*! Beleetie •6 w ,IIu 100 too 10 800 see 160 100 IS# .52 MO Keama Cap Writing Pap*a 800 •ue too 9,0ciO le/wo Ml is V u Not# Utt.r Not# Legal, Cap A til! Wramriaa Roth Waif T. 4afs Arithmetic!, Davlea Ftnnco'i "---in *aj'» Alftbraa, Davlvt I JMronomits, Pkynologwt, (kJUtgt aa4 Sckeel CIHCnrtfATI U" 1 rackets for Mnntroaa, Keokuk anrj Spsrl a a s e n e e o i taking the B. 4 M. ft. R. R. reach OhleaaoTeslii ahead of any o^ter route. BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA TUId £0111 TEXT BOOKS, ALL Of WHTCft WK CAS gtu, 4 WflOLESAIf Cfclcaf** aa. UalaMbl J. L. CORSE 4 80S. So. 30 Jefferson Street I road Now Open Io otiumwa id .i|iinhl, (ber Weal tfinii any aiUerUai road lu lawa. coNKfy riox wnn Tin HICAGO, Bl'KLlNG'M AND QLV Railroad chortegt Onicifpst ftnrf d.., ... *«st jflla BAt.tlMoiir KroKt«L rC L0U14 AND CINCINNATI, AND 10 ILL POINT.* IN ILI.INO S, INHIANA OlilGAN. OHIO AVI, tANAI'A. On and ai.er Aug urn lfrtta TttU DAILY Tftiij., leave anil arriT* aj follows. L»A*» i.mnvi: a*ai»iiiaz_. 4 o'clock A.M. 7:1 E ». 1:8# o'cln. K P.M. COD nee tint at lialesburg with the NOITiittt cants KAlI.KOAh tor Qolnry at Mendi-u «,tt t,i.\ i NOId Ct.NTilAL KAlLaoar, St. Louts and Cairo at Burl.agton forai.i,liw4A(' I -i. !u ... Police, aa Westers Itqi, N fe W .-TOOK fENit have been built on belt i the Mississippi, ciose by ihe Ferry acd Dr-rw,« find tWe anything they could wi-ii for the tmaac. dait jn ef their stocs. To Shipper* of Mr. Stock. Stock Trams wiil rj« r-uularly, Irarnu-i,.!,,!,,^ excepted. Tlies* Trair. i.ave ail (he risktscf turn ger Tratas, thus insurititr Uespatch, and msrai* avunl.i:^ .'til thcist v an delays lLat ar«imuslif occurring on oth«rroutes. Through contracts (iren te Chtesjro andSf*Tn JOHN" ti. UL4D, •Ice President and Super utenJa. D. Imm, (saneral Western Afeat t). a. SQ. Wanted II paid for BfciwiT, G'nseag, ti Cor. Main and Jeffer InS-wt/ intuits a BIX» Bur.mgus. frra BOBBINS JT MORRISON'S nnd*r«)fiiei Iip«reA&«td let 9' and ui.it,e Ihrrugtont til halt Hhhlns a Morrlson'1 Patent l'chicf Mv'u


ocr: SP ING GOODS. The Earliest in Market! "PEOPLE'S SW HAS received Its extensive Assortment Ooods, which, as ua al, will be sold at LOW CASH RATES. The undersigns4 oCsrs anparalloled lndaseanaats le A S i I I wbo vlsh aaytblng In tbs llos of STAPLE OR FANCY GOODS {Y#. A YASKKE NOTIONS, CALICOK8, SILK GOODS, DE BBGKS, CII ALLIES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, OINGHA1 [DE LAI VALE8CIENN1B. LAWNS, I I A N S A S E I E S SWISS MULLS, jACottm, ikdia mdixs, DIHITT, I 1 I E N Silk Fringe and BrM4TriBBiaf*, Shawls and Mantilla% TICKS, DENIMS AND STRIPES, af evsry variety aad aBlf. MJMEB CLOTMI CANUIBMi Tacatkcr with the beMgLat ef BOOTS AND SHOES evef efbrad la Burllagtoa. Ta those wbo have netftavored eaBV* would say that we caa sail Ooods Ckearer iku yea kanlmi MagM nuOOMB AND TB3T If.* mtmiBK TBI PLACB- 65 Jefferson Street Btlwasa Tklrt aMtrawik, IB Wit AUORf UOOE Oppeaite the larTet 1


ocr: Ray'. Vr ]*v tMftto'i Ur&iiBili,||r Kat'* Algfbrfti, SO Mliskel a U*ffro». toe Raares Cap Writing F»| too 300 100 ,0(10 teller l«t,IK0 w, npptngi lOU.tSM Kolb W»ll ISNhfW, r»» At No. 30 Jefferson St we ta* 1U0 in we i»« tee i«hi «t 100 W.bater*. Bleucclar/ MethBt'i Frteclie •wr£»« i! i. n J»| 1* ptn A ^eatde*, i Ltrp A»«ort*«*trf i 'i Chemistrtii, TEXTBOOKS, I yi b.l 1 AU. OF WUOH W* OAS «U WMOLXSALZ I'hjfSl'oftMjiltf, rr,ik. a*d,


ocr: J. l«. CO^SE &S05 Ho. 39 auf€-dlt«rt« Jefferion tntt, •K.L BOOKS AND ^TATIONtRV in at i at rates rivalling all Waalara aaaoas. Pictorial Edition of Henry Wait I Heeclier. Two lif w»»rk.-t by thit i^opaltr IHiln and P1o«it*nl Talk lar ra^er.-. A l«f|s Assetmeal Isr *T AM, a 0. UNION AM. TRACT SOCIETY At COKSE A SOX jtoro Bookf- Larga Aaawtatat oa Sud. ti, ii liliili irttt plsass ssad Isr Webster. 1.6M Illuatrsiltins, t,UM 8jrBonfaeai, le.iue Naw waids, S,(H4 Hsaaa. ... AMe4 to the oM edtiloaar Wa%» I ,., Baking li th* Baal vaiaable work ef i! Poe's Poems—Blue and Gold Owea MvrrMitta's tvaws, 2 Mollier Well's v


ocr: liettrborn tiretru, &|^H»«.te tit a..d at tf,c House, C! L'ij.i i. -'U. R. RUT. !«(»r- piinsc. fi n.Pac. .«e. i.s SPRING GOO: The Earliest in The "Peoples Stop" HAS Ooofn, eired Its extensive •?i sk us al, w:t ie s LOW CASH RATES. Ib* und*rsigu*d offers onpara leled lsdMeuc i' STAPLE OR FANCY CALICOES, SILK r.OODi DK BKGE3, CHALLIES, oorr rABsosd' BLOCK a 11 it v v a, who wish any tbing in the Una of GOG yankkk NOTIONS, OLOV ES, HOSIBRV, GINiiilAMS. DE I. VlNTr VALKNCIESSSS, LAWNg, RIL I A NTS, N A S E I E s i SWISS MCLLS. JACONETS, iHDU VCUi, DIVOT, LnfiH E DfilHI SiiSc Fringe and Diesj.Tnmmia|i, Shawls and Mantilla&j Ibtu h*v»?#*er ilicui. TUI PUkCI— 5 5 Jeflferson TICKS. DENIMS AND .STRIPES. ^'5- c^CCICi. *very variety and quaUly. JI.1IRM II.OTOS ft with the bcst^Loi *f BOOTS AND SHOES offered In Unrlfngton. To those she ha\e not*'Uvored,** __iWtL. say that we c*n self Goods 1 AND TRY If* Street K.'tuecii Third anUTI'«ur'*' Orposlle th* Barret Hssse. P. PEKK^ jBMri(mri»«i, »•.»€«• 7.1 ATTENTION U» SUlLUIiS. and all inuresV.I, i« sollciud 'i' b. J- ,, &MVT MACMSK 4JiP um OMJU\£l. ,• We claim for this Machine tbat i: n now tu .nd (ulty wiriii. 1 it *"1, particulars adilreas ... KUTU, ROBlSSON Mptl wt# Kanufadurer* *1*® .» ItarllMW1'1 Mai Street. Burlio*" EiZKE. OEOROS w——• a Attorney and Counsellor at L*


ocr: A RARE CHANCE! 1 HAT* FOR BALR, SIX NEW ENGINES S BOILERS ef dllbreat shoe. Alass Pear Recead'HsaO Twe Areas atiaiaer IpeBa, with a nunber ef Baeead Hand Boilers. The akovs wUI be sold at half their vaiae Br CASH. JytB+pf 0HA«. UmSll


ocr: wktahvfflaawvflMa Good Madder Print* 8c. Best Madder Prints lOe. New *tyie Amaranth Print* 13c. Dress Pattern Lawn Robe* 81 lawn Robe* AqulUo llfte. Persian De Lame, a (billing a yaaL Best French all Wool de Lai00* Sfik French Berrge* 18c. Brtlllaat* 18c. Handsome D« La hie AsMIL Preach Flower* lOe. lordar* 13«. BlffiWreMNmOMMBKIIB! Iof naVI received oa* caea of DBtsa OOOM ftialn Tork,aad I tU, aa the 1Mb el lliiah, ba la H**frt my S I K O Of O O O i MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FANCY DRY GOODS which far flUnt *•*!'. .nj-a. t. iki *A_ *_ -41 •fn« .*»"« cheapno», wUl aot bo nrpaawd ia thi* city. Ia aaUa« Ito-«0Nt!*NMa* my goods, i would su,. mat my camawia will tad ALL my good* fal(y aa raaaoaaMa: vTT 8tr—tr Burlington, March 1,1909. d*w COMMERCIAL Centre of LI sea Haadkarehlaffe T«. Good Satin Pantali TOa. Gingham* Ucw Check* 10c. Blue Deatsa* l«a. Hickory* 10c. 4-4 B' wa Motffl TV* Somer Paat BtaSb it* Tweed* tte. Oa*etneu88c. Good Llaea Carpeting fla lt-dMarMfetdttaJtaT IwtthaT* aabaaaeaaartaakaf Men's Olotbing which I will *ell al th* lo*est figure for CASH. 1 rtalsrmlaod ta eflw good •**4* at low price*, aad that I *ball not ha aataaold la tha city. You will find that a present in buying Each Dollar, is not required at not forget to ask for the Union House, 51 Jefferson Street, centre of Coxnmenial Row, opposite the Barret House, IOWA, d&w ey^RTTEBl remaining In the Poi aj•» icuiaiHiu^ in me Office at Burlington, Iowa, February 2i, 1t5». a!}- HENBY K SCOTT ROW, The New York and Burlington Union Diy Gooda Hooae baring' now en hand a complete assortment of Family Dry Goods, is prepared to suit the wants of the citizens of Burlington, and farmers of thainp* rounding country, If you want a handsome Cloak, Shawl, or Dress, for a Holiday present, GO TO THE UNION HOUSE. you are iu want of anything useful or ornamental in the Dry Qooda 'Wvr «taa will find it at -fit THE UNION HOTJSE. If you want to gdl the full worth of your DIME OR DOLLAR 60 TO THE UNION HOUSE. fu« 51 Jefferson St. -ROBERT RAE, Aorent.


ocr: IN 1W GOODS Al LOW Pill mv&mwiTr at. ews&w, Has returned from vi^itin^ the Kactcrn market-*. It being the el and Summer Sales, ho has been enabled to pnrchn*e *o«e Men'a, Women's and Cbdieiroj On* case women'a Ik»oto and .T, Lind Gaiter* SI, a nice artiWp. Twcwds, for Loya wear, do do Persian Pc Lalnes, Tw^ cases prime wajflcr Prints, One caae Ginpham*, fnnt colon, One bale 4-4 l!ro-*n .Muslins, C00 pair mens heavy Cotton Socks, (ffortkAfo?) 15c I do not want to I*-** Mam Street, Burlington, Large stock of CIXyiHS,* CASBlMlfeBS, DOESKINA FANCY DKESL GOODS, UATS.'cAP UONNET3. Brag, on of rtrj nearly the cost of importation—lit is now reviving them. denni)^ 2(kf. 1# jwri. 12c 10c l'ie 7c but Cash Buyr# wili find, on inspection, that •plesdid stock «f Oooda, and that thej can purchase good gools at !o»« gO0ls tfau at »D7 «ther Hoa^ ia tkii Jttae 6,1859.


ocr: p»yww»jfflw5i I S O N i or Ui. OL AtttM, W 6 w FlcmrlngMdOriw,^ DUTCH AS1BE BOITlSfcy.^. 8mut Mills and Septnttor?, fcpanitor« for Warvhtmitt Beltings of all k n Brao Dtuten, Peek.., FAIRBANKS' SCALts —S»D— MIL! PUSIISHUO Onxiat,. Pkms, thxnJualtoTit and when dttired, end th* Waltr MM, entrant STKAM KNfilNKS, Boniga Thaaqbacrlber. harm* obuin^ k aala a 8KD *ifloaa and ier»! It •utsfactory of OotUdiM i^ 8ewell, Ot tVATERTOMJt Imrlts tf,a attention of rlor merit»,Jol atyie, worlmiar^f^ri^ **»a their rery law price,. Th. fwiowl'r,, ,.'!* 81 of Kogliie and Boiler, tocher Steam P.(,ei, Cock,, Tal.«, a nomr.!ete and feadj (or u»«. Utln««a 6 h4fM power, #500 S o tm v. *V Rat 10 J'/i U :^oj2i 1,'luOHu and in iiiri* proportion (or iarptr •rery lirifin- la fariii.hiH! a ith 1J J,CJ Jnd-on»a Patent baTrrMfn^, For Fi&iir ilt, ire confldcntiy re on.neoa a-* •aperlor to any other atyle of En*!oe,ai,d tWj7* atari tugUw iu any nr- o! th«j country. *, aopply Water Wheel«, Shafting, Geknar i AT VERT LOW riJJURIa!. i T. V HAXTKK A Mill Furnlfiiin!' r?pot. Weit Water ui,K Ran lalph and Madiaon, Clileam. HT*P. «. A-idree*. N rt Gifts! Gifts! 6i^


ocr: 21 of COMMERCIAL r. THE As ff the AMKRICAN 8. f. tar- Reiueiubcr wheu Burlington, aag. 31, ISSS-iry COMBINED. We claim f..r thii M.ui.i..e tiiat it i.« supcrivr to all Ilow, 51 JefFeryon If yva want a handsome Cloak, Shawl, or I)ref-s, for a II ,ii.!.,7 GO TO THE UNION HOUSE. yoa are in want of anything useful or ornamental in the [ij Goods K. will find it at THE TINIOTsT HOUSE. If you want to pet the full worth yf yonr 1)1 WH OR DOLLAR Oir TO 1' I LK IXNFON HOURR You will find that a pre-.'iit in buyintr Kacli I»• I!-ir. not rpfjuirfd'". The Union House. Do not forget to ask for the I, nion House, 51 Jefferson Street, centre of Conn Row, opposite the IJarret House, BUBLINGTO-V. IOWA. ROBERT RAE, Ag't. Fall & Winter Dry Goods Th# undersigned have fitted up a suit of Hootns in their commodious d«w i»"r expressly for the "M1 Dry Goods Jobbing Busi%t%% And are receiving lar«« additioiis to their already extensive assortment in ment Ila^iiij bad some IS years experience in thj bu fi mi Vni y (r• fl .fi' We feel assured that we can sell to CASH AND PROMPT TIME BUYERS, At prices that will liberally justify them to buy in this market. Sept. 3,-1857-bptf J. s 1858. FA ML TRADE. L. CORSE & SON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS DK.U.KItS IN LAW, MEDICAL, SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS, AND BLAHX BOOH, 3STO. 30, JEFFERSON STREET, proprietor! respectfully call the attcutloo of Lswjers, i their large aud excellent a»aortment of Agcnta UNION, DAVIf' MATH. ii u i. n o ?i Ls Iff. DALHOt l, l^rim ipal. Tfrmii—For unlimited coarse In Doable Entry Mercantile liook-Keeping, Penn anj»h}p, Coniu»erci*J Commercial Correspondence, 4c., Ac., imi. The curse of Instruction 1# the most comprrhenslvt taught» »iui ii coiupietdy reluced to practice to meet every prts?i'»5e contingency in business. I*4'iuii i «ivhi|—Taught in the latest and most approved principle*. Coniuien i»i I.aw lecture*—Will beglrea fty Mr. Hen »rwm. '.r»e of the ablest member* of th« liuilm^ton B:ir, fn necessary fur every tusinces m*n to be acquainted with. Am 1 tiiuimna—Cii J*.rt!e«eai of tk College of Per.nsylvtiniH.uwar.icd aUgmdaates Send for Circular by mat}. eeftll-irly .Nil 1.1 I. l.-T* nVNEBS, Al TI.MluN ire?U- :, ..Lii Ld ... u. i1. jr.._ fATEXT SMIT M.\ i AND SEPARATOR ST V New York and ftartington Union Dry Goods House having now on k complete a.-.sortment of *ad| Family Dry Goods, prepared to suit the wants of the citizens of Burlington, and farmers of tk. rounding country, 60 TO THE UNION HOUSE. SIKH*. I1JE SCH"01, BOOK I'L'UI ISllKHa, tliey call supj.ly iu any quantity their |bhi:rat!'.n it prktl in the city to Visit Ml v.3. COlt^E 1 7 J*. Ber:a «. and the advantage of rTDiM a ,1 KIMBALL & CO. 1858. U I N O N I O W A LI.oi.U, .V,-. LAW, SCHOOL, COLLEGE AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKt As well to their facil rt fnnlth'r.fr Ul ASK BOOKS AND STATION* RV of »T«ry var)(ty.»i vuntagtn are fuch tht-t anjrihi In II e i i-MCsn be oflernl ou t«-m,» ai.it at rati r.valiit asj ti and FlReT k LAW Hfli. PON'S Kjtabliihincot, 30 JEFFERSON STREET. 84 MILKS MA(.1U SAVED! Burlington ft Misioan Eirt? -iy— A I 0 A X'M I'll I A 11( 1 Ii.I f), 25 miles further West than any otie EailroSd in Iowa! Shorient, ynx-kcxt ami Ii tenpiai lo Chicago. New Tork. Buaton. PbilaM" Baltimore to Keokuk, fct Lonii and Curias.' »ll ilnta n Illinois, Indiana, Michiraj. Canada. On am! after Anftut '25th TWll' lAILV TRAIN'S eave ¥airfieli fpi lilmgioc—4 o'clock A. o clock P. M.—."(.ii,: ,} exct^ted n.ak.nf nection» w:tt the Trait.* of tl» ill III IM- JOS A QI IMII 1 A O U I K A A I I I I I I I r.jr ChiCHKO, New T..,k, R...ai-Oili at Oal^tlwrir, with the Knrtli«rn Cr .»« K. Quiriy at Meniiota, Ith tlie lllir Ctntri i for (lalvna and Iunieitl. at.i I »bJ Eiiriuigtoii, with I l.e last «a.i.:.g ii«»a.«r 1. ii i.» i.u. xorm:. Passtngw* froi'i the Icleriur ly, aiid ef Iowa Nisacar*. *iil i*y, 25 tare »bi. N" julle« t.ir.r asd tUti.r •»•.:# v.a II t»t. rn TC' r« raeld, *?.ere tj.ejr cau biijr Through k p.'tut* a&iil aud S.uth via Kivr Burling on Hulli aa.: Passengers for Xerknk can leave Fair!el r-uie at i t,.-k A. 1. atd 1 I1 11 rive at Keokuk at I I". ,n.| 11 W. tuktili/ ge-: miU* ttuaind anj Baffjn^e Cheeked Thrwph jh Ft No i'harift ft»r liaiuUiuj. TO isliIl'I'KiiS OK LIVE STOCV. ftni.ic Tr.iinj miU r.m r-fu'A i da-lj-.j'ii! .I#y. rx-'e|'*ed. The** Train the Ki'U of Pa Tralc, that aad ronscquently «yf idinit all th.-'M ex*.4 that are occariujron o*ht-r rrtute^. Titrough Ojn!ru.-t» git** to ga or S THE GREATEST


ocr: A S E I E S SWISS MULLS, JACONETS, of avirjr Tartatjr and quality. nnflcufcLuTm Together with the best,Let ef aver offered in Burlington. To i y I.. would say tbat we can UJUX^EK TUB I'LACE— IS OOPP A PARSONS' BLOCK, •wllmgiwm, Marc* T, 13»9. HAS received its extentlre Anortant at Qooda, which, aa asuol, will b« 00M at A S I who wlah anything in tko tin* of SPRING The Earliest in LOW CASH Th* and«r»tgned offttri unpira ialed led actum STAPLE OR FANCY GOd Yankee notions, CALICOES, SILK GOODS, DE BEGES, CUALLIES, GLOVES, HoHLKT, GINGHAMS, jDE LAINtS, VAUNCIENXB, LAWNS, I I A N S INDIA MULLS, DIMITY, I N E s E U i 8ilk Fringe and Siest XruosiBft, Shawls and Mantillas, TICKS, DEXIM3 AND zTliirFS, BOOTS AND SHOES ft fevotod to* liiil*' Cheaper than you hare ever be*|M tbi nt. O K A N Y I 55 Jefferson Street, Between Third mm* VMUtt* OppssU* the Barrel—m. P. rERKISS.


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ocr: SPRING G00B8 The Earliest in Market Till "PEOPLE'S HAS rseelrsa it* .. Goods, which, aa usual, w.U b« to ,) ever o#ered in Burlington. To those «ho have net favored as #M a RKUEU.)EK THE PLACE— A Large Assortment In th elty. on the 7th InM UWRCko. FO T. Infant .-n of Wm H. aril 14 rr.oa l«. Hn LOW CASH RATES. the aa4*ntgMd sfcrs eaparaM* tain^^ A S I Y K a who wtsk anything la Iks Hae STAPLE OR FANCY YANKKK NUTI0H8, CALICOES, SII.K OOOD3, DE D£U£3, CH ALLIES, GLOVES HiHIERy GINCJuis ,IE I-A IN Eg, uwMViL'~Vat!l* RILL IAN Tj( A S I E I •WI3S MULLS, A CO.VET 3, INDIA KCLU, DIMITY, I E N Silk Fringe and Dress TriaB% of every variety sod quality. Shawls and Mantillai, TICKS, DENIMS .AND STRIPES, S11I.HEU ClOTHI CASUHCUB, Together with the beit^Lot of BOOTS AND SHOES et ri would say that w« can sell Goods Cheaper (ban yon hate mtt Wnki then. u O E A N K Y I 55 Jefferson Street, Between Third and Foarih, IS OOPP PABSOJI3' BIOCK Opposite the Barret House. P. PERKINS. RartlaflSB, Klarch 7* 1849. Js li. CO SK & 805, No. 30 Jefferson street, SELL BOOKS AND STATIONERY 1a "T 1——j ml rates riralllnf all Western Houses. MILES STANDllH. They hare for sale, THE SOCIABLE, Or, 10111 Heme Amosemeats. INQUIRE WITHIN, Or #7jm facta fer the People. JUVENILE BIMS, A Lasg« Asscrlintiil Ior isle, :VM CORSE fc SON. S. S. UNION AGENCY, AM. TRACT SOCIETY At CORSE & SOS'S. Caro Books. on Hacd, and fa sale Low, by COfiSE k SON. (^Lawyers wlU pleas* miter «tit sf w t'si logues. janS4-wly (I BM A M'.


ocr: SOCIABLE, Or* liH*l Heme ABiu#ciu«Bts. INQUIRE WITHIN, Or ST,000 Faets far the People. A Urvt Assertau i for *ai» COItiE i *0N- AM. S. S. UNI0U AOB.NO, AM. TRACT 80C1KTY At const: i SOX'S. £tro J. L. COKSK & SOS. No. 30 Jeffenon Street, 8KLI. BOOKS ASP tTATIOXFRY la at rates rivalling all Western Itawi sistfJ MIL S STANDISU. *l»»y have for aU, THE Dooks. A Lirffe Assortment on Hand, ad •ale Low, by ... CtK3S 4 Wa»i*i vUt Bkaaa **oa for oa« tuM-vly 4i