ocr: MOST VAMJABIiE 910 Acres : Of the .most valuable Lands qir Cape Fear River for sale. These Lands arc located eight miles abovo the Town of Faycttcville, on both sides of tho river. They arc Known as the Jlshe Lands. THEY adjoin the Lands of Mr. Hadley of Edgecombe county, to whom we cam refer for specifications. Also, to the Hon. Wm. S. Ashe and Tho s. Ashe, of Wilming ton. The said Lands are said to be fino for the production of Cotton, Corn, Oats, Hay, &c. Also, there is a most valuable body of Cypress Timber near the Rl'vor which is very valuable for making Shingles for the Wilmington market. The above Lands can be bought cheap for the cash, good paper or young likely Negroes at a fair price. Those wishing to buy will finoj the subscriber at Fayetttville, N. C. May, 1859. A. N. McDONALD, VALUABLE Lands for Sale


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ocr: JOHN II. PERKINS. WM. E. READ. GEO.W. & JEHIAL READ, 50 Warren & 120 Chambers Sts.; Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Flowers, &c, Have now ready, a Choice and Desirable Stock of the above Goods, to which they solicit the inspection of all First Class Pur chasersby the Case or otherwise. Catalogues containing description of Goods with prices attached, sent by mail on ap plication. New York, July, 1850. wTTiller, SMIILAB-ELf IttA, Importer of FJINC? GOODS, TOYS, BEADS, and CONFECTIONERS ARTICLES, China Dolls, Rich Vases, Toi let Bottles, Inks with Figures, Jewell and Card Rece'Vers, Etngere Articles, &c. La test styles of Goods constantly received and sold at the very lowest cash prices. W. Tiller, No 24 Souln Fourth St., Philadelphia. Mr. & Mrs. Owen's SCHOOL. VACATION from the 16th of Augtist, to the first Monday in October.

place_of_publication: Tarboro', Edgecombe Co., (N.C.)

publisher: Geo. Howard, Jr.


ocr: Branch T. Hurt, Grocer and Produce Commis sion Merchant, Petersburg, Virginia. . & I AM prepared to supply my customers and others with the best quality of Gunny Cloth, Bale RopeSf Twine, Best Pei avian Guano Baltimore Inspec tion and all other goods usually sold in a First Class Grocery House. EBB. JlCSi All of my purchases are invariably made with Cash, and of course can, and will be sold upon terms as favorable as they can be bought elsewhere. Consignments, of Cotton, Wheat, Corn, &c. are respectfully solicited, and upon which advances in Cash will be made whenever desired. Mr. Blake Pittman is engaged with me, and will, with pleasure give his special attention to the orders and consignments of his old friends. BRANCH T. nURT, August 11, 1859.


ocr: TtIfM, :'V ' . GOO casks LIMEatirdeefZ; Lime. xxx un n kJLJXBm xjr mj nv - a ivntA . .r tt4. WaehingtoiH N. C., June,


ocr: DRUGS. .SPRING TRADE, 1850. A7. F. Rives, Wholesale Druggist, NO. 3. POWELL'S ROW. 107 Svcamore street, Petersburg, Va., invites the atten ' i r tion of dealers to his Spring Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, apices, Window Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Articles; Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. City and country merchants who desire to purchase from a large and select stock at acceptable prices, are cordially reques ts to examine his troods. SOrders atiended to with dispatch. March 1.


ocr: And may rely 1858. ' r 158. Spring and Summer - Stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cajis, Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, (Sec. I, Brocket! & Co. HAVE received their Spring and Sum mer stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, c. will be pleased to wait on all who want any article in their line. Their stock is comolete and all may upon being suited both in price and quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1858.


ocr: Guano! Guano!! i-llO J8 No- 11eruvian GUAN0 ,,w Pi-nfflrs in lots to suit their for 3'e ants, all n fine order an(1 direct rom Government Agent's hands. -ASSG- mipulatci "Elide," "Navasa," -Som-, .,n,,,nd Plaster." -Bone Dust," ,rero, 5d other manures. jThe above cn oe Dougm uy f -na 1 forwarded at WsiWcpianiwa vx ' nint on the Wilmington ud Weldon L'i! Road, on reasonable terms, to be Cid ont of the next cotton crop, ad Winterest from delivery, f K. M. MARTIN, BRO. & CO. iwers and Commission Merchants, V'"" - ri J. No. lJ, -Sycamore wreci. March 12, 1859.


ocr: DIED. In this county, on Friday of last week, aged about 60 years, Jesse C. Knigh', Esq. a prominent and useful citizen.


ocr: Religious Notice. By Divine Permission, Elder Hose Presler, from Tennessee, will preach at Deep Creek meeting house on the 29th and 30th of Oct.; 31st, at Cotsoho; Tuesday, the 1st of Nov. at Spring Green; 2nd, at Skewarkey; 3rd, at Flat Swamp; 4th, at Coneto; Saturday, 5th and 6th, at Tarboro'; 7th, at Old Town Creek; 8th, at tbe Falls of Tar River. Com.


ocr: Mr. (vhristonliftr V.. .T;impa nf ... - -r In Duplin county, on the eveniag the 1st instant, by Rev. J. D. to Mis Sushii Swinson, of Duplin.


ocr: BARBER'S SHOP,- Opposite the Tarboro Hotel. Til he undersigned informs the citizens of Tawboro' and vicinity that he has opened a Barber Shop in the town of Tawboro. And would-be glad to accomo date them In his line, he will try to give satisfaction to all those that will patronize) him come one and . all and give him a call. TERMS FOR SHAVJNS AUS HAIR TRIMMING. By the month once a week, shaving and hair cutting, TiX ' By the month twice a Wek, $1 25, Three times a. week, $1 50k Single shave lOota. Hair trimming 2-5cts, Sha'mpooning done in neatnesa and (lis patfch. v Only cents. Call and try him. Also, for sale hair oil; cologne, soap Tovloro' N. C. v . April 23 1859. ALEX. M- MILLER. Something New


ocr: Dr. Peyton 11. Mayo II AS LOCATED At Amariah Cobb's, Esq. Logsboro', and will attend assidu t tL-c duties of his profession. May, 1859.


ocr: WWTFIELD'S r Rheumatic Liniment, Just received and for sale" by Wm.' Howard Co.


ocr: Ntw York' New & Fashionable GOODS, JUST RECEIVED, Ry James Jllchegan. CALL and examine leave your or der. which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap for Cash. Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1858. Call and See! with his Fall and Winter Stock ol Cloths, Cassimeres $ Vestings, ls now ready to furnish Gentlemen' wcar 0f the latest styles, and manufa tured in a superior manner. He chal lenpres any and all to show a set of cu . . somely fitted as his. He permits n ., t , xT,., lll'td job to leave his estabhshmen . He aks a fair compensation and dot . . r justice to his work. J . 1 His IrnnmtHM, ivc. are all of th , lcst quality no mutations, i 1 Heady -ma tie Utotting, Shirts and Collars, I la ndkerch fs, Gloves, c 'C. Always on hand. JBOrders promptly tilled. - ?' . John. n.


ocr: Lime;. GOO casks LIME, a.good article of Xumjt, in new bbls. for sale by : v2. A. Wiltatd Wa-shinstoa, N. C, Juue, 1838.


ocr: 1858. ,1858. Spring and Summer Stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, ,ra- Bonnet Boxes, dec. O. L. Brocket! & Co. II A. YE received their Spring and Su mcr stock ot Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, fyc: And will be pleased to wait on all who may want any article in their line. Their stock is complete and all may rely upon being suited both in price and quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1858.


ocr: Thos. M. Cook, HAS REMOVED hia Jewelry Store to the one occupied last year by Mrs. Martha Bond, adjoining Messrs. Hoskins & Bow ditch, where you can find a Splendid Stock of Watches and Jewelry on hand, Selected for this market, which I will sell n8 low as can be bought North. Having - em- ployed a first class workman from New York, with my brother, we will be able to do all Watch work with neatness and dispatch. All work warranted twelve months. . Ml work, Cash on delivery. Accordions Repaired Here. I return my thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen for their liberal patronage since I have been in Tawboro', and hope by atten tion to business to receive a liberal share of the same. SILVER WARE for Sale Here. Tawboro, Jan. 1, 1859.


ocr: Livery Stables. thos. n. COOK, HAVING taken the Stables adjoining Mr. Geo. Lipscomb's shop, will keep oa hand at all times - Horses for Sale or I$xchans;e: Horses and Buggies for hire. Horses kept on liverv. Horses sold on Commission. ... Horse and Buggy per day, hire, 3 50 Half day, Z 2 50 . .. O Art Saucue uoxse per aay, - , - Horses taken on Mtery per moma, wuv Single Horse feed, 5 ctsy Horses and Waggon with drivers.. Jill Hiring must be Cash before you Bide, Persons can be sent to any part of the county with a good team and careful dri vers, at all hours.' And by strict attention, to business I hope to receive a liberal share of the public patronage. f A few NICE HORSES on hand for tale or Exchange, on reasonable terms. TawboTo', Jan. 1,1850. '


ocr: Fob the Southerner By Divine Permission, ' The Union Meeting will be held at Williams' Meeting House, commencing Friday before the fifth Sunday in this jiontb, continue three days. July 12, 1859.


ocr: For Sale. WILL BE SOLD, at public auction in Wis place q Tuesday, the 19th of this month, Avery likely young negro man TERMS Bond with approved security payable 1st January 1800, -and bearing atercst from date. GEO. H. COKE, M. D. TwboroV July 7, 1859. Molasses. JUST received SO UMs prime retail- ing Molasses. For sale by JOHN MYERS & SON, Washington, July 7, 1859. Fine Groceries, Wines, die. THE SUBSCRIBERS have for sale, Ground, Granulated and Loaf Sugars Kefinea brown Sugars. Black and green Teas, w?uim, Maraicabo and Java coffee's, fortou aniGaestier's Sweet Oil. Km apple Cheese, Olives. Figs, Dates, tons, Guava Jell v. Tamarinds. toils hi Freuck Brandy, Fiac Sherry and Madeira Wincs Hungarian Wines. Champagnes of llcidsciek. Jul Mnn and CiWnst brands r a ci.mh.nng iaiawoa ana isa Mia Cham '1M French Brandies St Croix Rum, V ) superior 7'ort Wines, Holland Gia. Tarboro'. . VV 4- M iJLA VAAt June, 1859.


ocr: Desirable Residence For Sale In the Town of Tarboro', N. C. THE undersigned offers for sale his resi dence. The building is two stories, con taining nine large rooms with fire places in each room, large passages through both utories, two large Verandhas, length of the Honse, with all necessary but Houses, Houses all new not having been used six months. Two Lots adjoining Situated in the highest part of the Town. Jlso another Lot Enclosed with new fence or wall. I offer said property on a short credit, possession given immediately if required. Intending moving West, all those in debted to me, by Bond or Account will please pay, as no longer indulgence can be given. J. J, B. PENDER. Tarboro', N. C. July 1, 1859. IS I iMm


ocr: IB, 2 rs ! JfSTj. warn the Tarboro' Hotel, (Lai dy Mrs. Gregory's.)' THE undersigned, on the 1st of January next, will improve and re-furnish this well known and popular Hotel in tho Town of JParboro', and will endeavor to give satis faction to those who may favor them with a call on the following - Board and Lodging, for three months, per month, 14 44 44 44 44 l5oard per month one " L. If month pei wcjk per day 20 00 25 00 15 00 8 00 1 75 15 00 Kiugle meal, 50 cnts lodging, 50 cents (Single meal and Horse feed, 75 cents. Children and servants half price. Man and Horse per day Keeping horse for 3 months per mo. 1 2 50 one lo 00 2 25 44 44 44 44 M 44 44 4. 44 44 , .half month 8 00 one week - 5 00 per day , " 75 single feed 35 The above will be the regular charges, except in specific contracts where more oi less than the usual accommodations are rc- quired. ' Ceo. Howard ,V Co ' V?Urboro', Dec. 20, 1358.


ocr: DRUGS Arid- Medicines; t V. , " . i FOB SALE. A FRESH SUPPLY of Jayne's medicines, DeGrath's ElcctrijOil Russian Satoc, Potash, of a superior, quality, in six pound tin cans, with directions for use, Wrights Pilte snd Vermifuge, Lyons Hat Exterminator, Dead Shot for Bed bugs, Kerosene, Caraphine and Fluid lamp wick Castor Oil In quart, pint and pint bots, FrenclfOlivc Oil French Bed Pans, Babbitt's Potash, in tin cans, of 6 lb each, Iron Lozenges, Duffy's Ionic mixture, Wistar's Cough Lozenges, McAllister's all-healing Ointment, UugUa-rt's Cholera Elixir, and Alterative also, Vegetable and Tonic Pills, William Howard ,y Co.,,


ocr: 4 ; ? .. the Tarboro' Hotel, V Lately Mrs. Gregory's.) - THE uudcrsigned, on the 1st -of January nc.t,"will improve and re-furnish this well known and popular Hotel in the Town of Tarboro', and will endeavor to give satis faction to those who may favor them with a call on the following TERMS. Board and Lodging, for three months, ( per month $20 00 25 00 15 00 8 00 1 75 15 00 it one " half month per week per day 44 44 Board per month Single 'meal, 50 cents lodging, 50 cents Single meal and Horse feed, 75 cents. Children 'and servants half price. Man and Horse per day 2 25 Keeping horse for 3 months per mo. 1 2 50 44 . : 44 one " 15 00 half month "I 8 00 one week 6 00 44 single feed ifhe above will be the renrulnr charges. except in specific contracts where more or 'ess than the usual accommodations are re Vircd. Geo. Howard Co. TVkrboro', Dcc. 20, 180. D ' i-1 - iLMJLSiPi !H" W v. r .m


ocr: Boots and Shoes, Boots and Shoes, Boots and Shoes, Of Of Of Superior quality Superior quality Superior quality At At At Macnair, Pro. & Co. Macnair, Pro. & Co. Macnair, Pro. & Co. Macnair, Pro. & Co. Carpetings, Carpetings, ttugs, Rugs, A beautiful A beautiful From . From A ccnidmon i ASSOrtlHCnt 25 to 1 37 e 25 to 1 37 Just received Just received At At M.-WA'.IIR, BRO. S,- CO. .McS-tm, iiuu. 4- eo.


ocr: Mess Pork. , H'PPLY of the best brand, put up 'ncinnati, and now re-packed, for sale 1 a. M. MARTIN, lUtO & CO. petersbur-. Va Anril. '20 1K.V.). i j . , . .


ocr: VALUABLE Plantation for Sale THE undersigned having purchased In another County, a tract of Corn land, Ttill sell his . , . . . Plantation in Perquimans. The tract contains some twelve hundred acres, and is situated immediately on tho Albemarle Sound, possessing hue fishing advantages. The Plantation is well ditched and fenced entirely with Juniper rails. About Nino Hundred acres are in cultivation and will bring one thousand pounds of seed Cotton per acre without mauure. The situation of this Plantation, gives it advantages, in the markets, and In tho discipline of Negroes, which aro uucqual cd; being within a few hours of Norfolk, and twelve miles from any Store or placo ! where ardent spirits are sold. For further information apply to THOS. E. SKINNER, - Raleigh, N. C, June 21, 1S59.


ocr: DRUGS it Medicines . FOR SALE. A FRESII SUPPLY of Jayne's medicines, DcGrath'a Electric Qil---Russian Salve, " Potash, of a superior quality, in six tin cans, with directions fot use, Wright's Pills snd Vermifuge, Lyons' Rat Exterminator, ; Dead Shot for Bed bugs, . Wistar's Cough Lotenges, McAllister's all-healirig Ointment, Hughart's Cholera Elixir and Alterative al6 Vegetable and Tonic Pills, Hollo ways Ointment and' Pills, ( Baker's Bitters, Hubbard's Bitters, Hoofland's Bitters, Stoughton's Bitters, Moffat's Bittew, Health Bitters, Oxygenated Bitters, &c. &c. . William Howard $ Co.


ocr: Fall. 1859. 59 Jew Fall & Winter GOODS. JVEDDELL 8r HART, ARE now receiving and opening one of lie best selected Stock of GOODS ever bo't to this section, consisting in pari of Fancy $ Staple Dry Goods, Lvlies Dress Goods, French and Scotch Embroideries, Cloaks, Shawls, Housc leeping Goods, Rcadymade Clothing, Planters' Goods, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, Boots and ShoC3, "4 Caps, Groceries, Hardware, Crock 'Hire, &c. &c, in fact every thing usu lil.T founj in similar Establishments; all nf which have been selected with great wt with especial reference to the wants f this section of the country, and will be TerJ low. gr Examine before you ? 53 WEDDELL & HART. pp. . . wDoro t:, sept. 21, 1859. SELLING OFF At Cost. led The Subscribers HING t0 close their business have rained, after this date, to offer their htire Stock of Goods on hand IT COST. tar Stock embraces a good assortment lLalie9, Gents, Boys, Youths & Children's Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, K Boots and Wool U "n'", omening iJn Gents' IIoys and wsmicre and Straw Hats, is J'1"" Go,J,ls livc been well kept and as new, and all who are in vm. lluc woum uo wen to give th. m a call. rboro' 0. L. II ROC RETT & CO. N. C. July 1, 1859. W. Tiller, PHILADELPHIA, PrUr of FANCY GOODS, BEAlis y and China Dolls. Rich Vn spa Tn! It! T.... CilM "llo ' IUkS Whh FiSurc3 Jewell ,tst.ivl(CClVCr"' Eta8crc Articles, &c. Eoll at tl'S f 0 ,0,18 Cfmst:lntly received very bwcst cagh 1)rjccs. X, , W. Tiller, 'Uli 1' jurth 'ot-.Thil idclphia.


ocr: Braneh T. Hurt, Grocer and Produce Commis- sim Merchant, & I AM prepared to supply my customers and others with the best quality of Gunny Cloth, Bale Rope Twine, Best Peruvian Guano Baltimore Inspec tion and all other goods usually sold in a First Class Grocery House, 21 r9dE5! era aiwa All of my purchases are invariably made with Cash, and of course can, and trill be sold upon terms as favorable as they can be bought elsewhere. Consienments, of Cotton, Wheat, Corn, &c. ftre respectfully solicited, and upon which advances in Cash will be made whenever desired. Mr. Blake Pittman is engaged with me, and will, with pleasure give his special attention to the orders and consignments of his old friends. BRANCH T. HURT, August 11, 1859.


ocr: Edw.Zoeller & Co. HOUSE, SIGN, Omnmtntal Fresco Painters, Gilders, Bronsers, and imitators of VVood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glaring, Varnishing, &e. The citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties are urgently solicited to give them a trial. All work entrusted to them will be executed with fidelity and despatch Paper Hangings will also be attend ed to in town or country. Tawboro', Dec. 4, 1857.


ocr: i i Lime. OOO wsksUME, agoodartlclssfXwwys in new bbla. fr sate by ' 'v J3. rf. Wi Hards TajUiast!V N. C.,- J, . I8a3t 7


ocr: W0TICE. ; IF YOU WANT a good Fluke Hoe. or Grubbing Hoe made, go toG. T. Wil liamsor any other farming utensils, Carts and Waggons ironed off, Buggies repaired. Horse Shoeing, &c. . '.. . Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1659.


ocr: WE arc prepared to- urnish Planters with all kinds of Family Groceries, mm Agricultural Imjdements, Manures, fyc. ?c. In quantities to suit, deliverable at any point on the Wilmington & Weldon Rail Road. All orders will receive our prompt attention, and filled at tho low est market rates. - ir. JL. Martin, Bro. & Co. Petersburg, Va., July 28; 1858.;


ocr: Lime. C GOO casks LIME j a good article of Lump in new bbla. for sale by A. A. Willard, Washington, N. C, June, 1853.


ocr: Religious Notice. Appointments for Elders John Stad Icr and Andrew E. Hall. At Peach Tree, thc 4th Sunday in September; Monday, at the Falls Tar River; Tuesday, at Old Town Creek; Wednesday, at Tarboro'; Thursday, at Cross Roads; Friday, at Spring Green; Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, at the Kehukee Baptist Association, to bc held with thc Church at Skcwarkey, near Williamston. Com.


ocr: MA&&IBB. In this county, on Thursday morning last, by Elder John EI. Daniel, Mr. Alex. D. Tumbro, Senior Editor of the Wilson Ledger, to Miss Elizabeth S. KLight, daughter of Mr. F. H. Knight. In this county, on Wednesday 31st ult., by Wm. P. Lewis, Esq., Mr. itobert 11. King to Miss Martha J. Wells.


ocr: Land for Sale. I wish to sell my html in Halifax f oinily. Five miles below EnfM THE tract contains six Imn-lH ar-J part Fishing Creek lan.l, about two tl.:r;i cleared, thc remainder iu its growth. . v On thc premises is a goo-1 dwelling ii'-M--t and all necessary out houses Gin "house, screw, He. I will take pleasure w st.nwin.; M premises to any one wishing to Terms can he made accui'''''-'1' t- ( Enfield, N. C. Aug. lo, Wcldon Patriot copy tilH $100 Re war d. I WILL PAY thevc, to any person who lod-e in Jailsotn.H.v... - affain my no?ro m who ran away frunni.vi 10 yc;irs ohl, ia q'lltc r! i.hntat- 1 1 .1- ..11 ' ' 1 ; i . 1. rl;t ;l)I ! rrcCt- SIX ICCl "o ,VJV - , ,.,, 0; ' voice is deep and hollow-'1-; ' v,5 hands is smaller than thcotuc raised in Edgecombe Count . ifo atDr.J. T.Bcll-J l , Swift Creek, in w-rec y which neighborhood ''x),cr- Nathan is well tonlllXL&- ty. , ,10 isiJ- Towncsvine, , Molasses! Molajj 10 Ilhds. ' 1 Molasses, height from West Ind'cs. t . 1 . 17 For sale i"v 'V lately rout A A IS1


ocr: nllsFfr Q 3 U It 58 AtfS THE Tarboro' Hotel, Lately Mrs, Gregory's) C 11 ., " - THE undersigned, on the 1st of January next, Will improve and re-furnish this well known and popular Hotel iu the Ybwn of jTarboro', and will endeavor to give satis faction to those who may favor them with a call on the following TEllMS. . , Board and Lodging, for three months per month, 4 $20 00 25 00 15 00 8 00 l 75 15 00 one half month per week per day ( it it ( Board per month Single meal, 50 cents lodging, 50 cents Single meal and Horse feed, 75 cents. Children and servants half price. Man aud Horse per day O or. Keeping horse for 3 months per mo. 12 50 one , 15 00 " , half month 8 00 one week 5 00 per day jrt sinsle feed " p. - - t The above will be the , regular, charges excejit in specific contracts where more oi less th in the usual accommodations arc re-' 1 uired. ' Geo. Howard $ Co. rarbW,' Dec. 20, 1858. 7 ;.; a II


ocr: DRUGS ftnd Medicines. ; FOB SALE. A FRESH SUPPLY of Jayne's medicines, DeGrath's Electric Oil -Russian Salve, Potash, pf a superior quality, in six pound tin cans, with directions for use, , Wright's Pills snd Vermifuge, Lyons' Rat Exterminator, Dead Shot for Bed bugs, Kerosene, Camphine and Fluid lamp wick, Castor Oil iwquart, pint and pint bots, French Olira Oil French Bed Pans, Babbitt's Potash, in tin cans, of 6 lb each, Iron Lozenges Duffy's tonic (mixture, Wistar's t)ougli Lozenges,- j , McAllister's all-healing Ointment, Uughart's Cholera Elixir and Alterative also, Vegetable and Tonic Tills, " William Hotvard ,y Co.


ocr: New & Fashionable JUST RECEIVED, By JTamcs Mehcgatu - . CALL and examine leave your dr der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice.. StT2BK3 ' .. Clothing and Furnishing Goodt Cheap for Cash. Tawboro', Sept 3, 1858. Call and See! Having just returned from New York, with his Fall and Winter Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres $ Nestings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner. He chal lenges any and all to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted as his. He permits no "bad job' to leave his establishment, lie asks a fair compensation and docs justice to his work. His Trimmings, &c. arc all of tho best quality no imitations. Ready-made Clothing, Shirts and Collars, Handkerchiefs; Gloves, 'C $c. . Always on hand. . JteSrOrdcrs promptly filled. RoVt D. Johnston. , Wilson, Sept. 21, 1858. 89


ocr: NOTICE. IF YOU "WANT a good Fluko noe, or Grubbing Hoe made, go to G. T. Wil liams or any other farming utensils. Carts and Waggons ironed off. Buggies repaired, Horse Shoeing, &c. Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1859.


ocr: Office Wilmington & Weldon Ii- R, Co. Wilmington, 15th April, 1859. THE DIRECTORS of the WilminEton & Weldon Rail Road Company have de clared a dividend of 4 per cent, from the profits of the last six months, payable to the stockholders on and after ih tflti, v viu May next. Books for transfer of stock will be closed on first May. By order April 16. JAS, S. GREEN, Sec'y.


ocr: Religious Notice. Elder C. B. Ilassell is expected to preach in the Old School Baptist Church in this place, on Saturday before the first Sunday iu May, and on Sunday,


ocr: Choice and Sej OP Spring and Summ. (GOODS, Any description. Call and Examine. Bern For Cash or Prnmn( if PA AT Macnair (? Br oh. Tawboro', April 24, 1859. Masonic Notice. THE Members of Concord Lodge, No. 58 are hereby informed that the funeral of Brother John Knight, Sen., will take place at his residence on the fourth Sunday in May. Tha brethren generally are respect fully invited to atttend. By the order of BARER W. MABRY. W. M. ' Rev. John W. Purvis is expected to preach on the occasion. April 28, 185?. Land for Sale. THE undersigned offers for sale the Tract of Land on which he resides, A 1 Spuria, In the County nf EJgecombt, Containing between 900 and 1000 acres, ying on Town Creek and Tar River, ad jpining the lands of Jos. D. Jenkins, Widow Pitt, and others. On the Store House


ocr: Frank G. Pitt, M. D. John Howabd, M. D. Drs. Pitt & Howard, HAVE associated themselves together in The Practice of Medicine, At Sparta, And tender their professional services to the people of the surrounding country. June, 1858.


ocr: A. A. Willard Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Dry Goods, &c. Commission and Forwarding Merchant, IS prepared to make liberal CASH AD VANCES on PRODUCE consigned to him for shipment to his correspondents in Bal& more, New York, or Boston. " , Washington, N. C, June, 1858.


ocr: Religious Notice. - Appointments for Elders John Slad Itr and Andrew E. Hail. At Peach Tree, the 4th Sunday September; Monday, at the Falls River; Tuesday, at Old Town Wednesday, at Tarboro'; Thursday, fJ Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, at i Kchko Baptist AsSOCiaUon, to held with the Church at near Williamston. Cvm.


ocr: BARBER'S SMOP, OjjpQsit the Tarboro 'Hottt The ttndersigned informs the ciltaefli ot Tawboro' and Vicinity that lie ha opened a uaroer snop in tne town or Tawboto'i And wduld be glad to Accomo date them in his line, he will try tn give satisfaction to all those that will patroniie him come one and all and give him a calL 7E3SY13 FOB SHAViljS km mm immmim. By the month once a weekj shdVihg and hair cutting-, . ' " ' 75 By the month twice a week, $1 25. Three times a eeki 150. Single shave lOcts. nair trimming 25cts. Shampoohihg ddne in neatness and div patch. Only 25 cents, dill and try hfm, . Also, fdr sdle hair oil, cologne, soap, &Ci&Ci TairiW N. C; , April 1859. ALEX. M. MILLER. : WIIITiltiD'S Something New


ocr: Dr. Peyton H. Mayo has located At Amariah Cobb's, Esq. Near Logsboro', and" will attend assidu- ously to the duties of his profession. May, 1839.


ocr: : WIIITiltiD'S Rheiimaifc Liniment. Just receirod aild for sale by Wm. Howard $ Ct


ocr: Yorli 1 & Fashionable GOODS JUST RECEIVED, By fames Mehegtitu CALL and examine leave your or der, which will be filled in tho best manner and at the shortest notice. ' Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap tor Cash. Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1858. Call and See! Willi ins Fall and Winter Stock Cloths, Cas.si meres $ Tastings, js now ready to furnish wear of the latest styles, and mauufac turcd in a superior manner, lie chal lenges anv and all to show a i .. .. 1 1 .Vi-noertil nr l"s uu' .ut . comely fitted as his He permits j .M'' ta leave his "e a,ks a fa,r compensation and justice to his work. t llis irnnmnojs, v- fit 0r. are ail of quaiuy no imitations. l lltadij -made Clot hi ng. Shirts and Collars, Han dkerch iejs, Gloves, $c fyc. Alwas on bund. JEsgrOrders promptly filled. AW7 I). Johnston. Wilson, Sep. 21, 1858. 39 Just Received,


ocr: Frank G. Titt, M. D. John Howako, M. D. Drs. Pitt & Howard, HAVE associated themselves together in The Practice of Medicine, At Spar la, And tender their professional services to the people of the surrounding country. June, 1838.


ocr: Mess Pork. .. 1 Sr i'l'hV of the best brand, put up . "iuuiiati, and now re-packed, for sale x- M. MART IX, lillO & CO. Va., April, 20, 1859.


ocr: George Howard, Jr. Attorney and Solicitor, wilsoiv, nr. c. Attends the Courts of Nash, Wayne, Edge combe and Wilson counties. Office opposite the Court House. April, 1857. Dr. J. W. Jones. OFFICE. Opposite the Court House. Tarboro', May G, 1859.


ocr: In this town, on Tuesday moiiiing last, by Rev. R. S. Moran, Mr. Timo- thy W. Ward, of Hamilton, to Miss Mary Pender, daughter of Col. Joshua Pender, dee'd


ocr: mm, At the residence of Mr. C. E.,Neal, in this town, on Wednesday last. Mir 8 Mary E. Cobb, aged about 48 years. A member of the Primitive Laptist Church.


ocr: OWING to my health being so bad the Stibscriocr visnm?; to cnanc n'.s suuauon nrooucriua wrnu ior oaie. lk ia the upptipart of Edgecombe county Land for Sale, On Fishing Creek. Th land is well adapted fofcora and cot ton. Th's final contains 975 acres and can be made one among the best fa. ns on FisMns C?"cok "with inousiiy and skill. Thorc is more mnd' nnd tl,at of the best Uian a man can haul out ?n his Irfe time The Subsciibcr deems it rnecssa ry tosaj more, hose v.Ishing to purchase, V exa'r' ie for themsclvc?. March 10, 1SSX M, G. ALLEN.


ocr: Slcss Pork. 1 -LrPLY of the best brand, put up ,' tiunati, and now re-packed, for sale V M. MARTIN, BllO & CO. terjburor. Vft.. Ar.ril. 20. 1859. "-7 --JT '


ocr: New & Fashionable JUST RECEIVED, fy James Jflehegatu CALL and examine leave your or der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap tor Cash. Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1858. Call and See ! Having just returned from New York, with his Fall and Winter Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres $ Festings, Is now reac'y to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the lat st styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner. He chal lenges any and oil to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted as his. He permits no "bad job" to leave his establishment. He asks a fair compensation and docs justice to his work. His Trimmings, &c. are all of the best quality no imitations. Ready-made Clothing, Shirts and Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, c $c. Always on hand. Ordcrs promptly filled. RoUt D. Johnston Wilson, Sept. 21, 1858. 39 aTcaje&d-


ocr: Spring Opening fflE SDBSSB1SEBS 0 now in Store and are daily receiving SEW GOODS, . ,i. ci'nff, S!n rnm.pt Trridp for "1" a niA for variety, novelty and cheap- Mnnot he surpassed by any house , t!ii5 section. This Stock, bought as ail with great care for CASH, compri- "; evCry article that can be called for, jTill be sold at very low prices, tall YEDDELL & HART. T..rboro N. C. March 'I'd, 1809. Spring Trade, 1859. Stevenson, Weddell u Lo. m w f " ft n S4 orters and Wholesale Dealers in -a foreign $ Domestic Dry Goods, Xos 78 & 80 Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va. ARE now receiving, and will have in re by the first of March, a very large and tractive stock of goods in their line, to iict they respectfully iimte the attention tie North Carolina, Virginia and Ten- see trad 3. Orders executed with despatch. is


ocr: Bishop Atkinson9 Appointments. 1 At Calvary Church, in this town, on Saturday aud Sunday, 19th and 20th March. At Trinity Church, Scotland Neck, on Tuesday, the 22nd.


ocr: Office Wilmington tC WMm R- R. Co. Wilmington, 15th April, 1859. THE DIRECTORS of the Wilmington & Weldon Rail Road Company have de clared a dividend of 4 per cent, from the profits of the last six months, payable to the stockholders on and after the ICth May next. Books for transfer of stock will be closed on first May. By order April 10. J AS. S. GREEN, Scc'y.


ocr: w iasstmms cy r csicngs, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and manufac j tured in a superior manner. He dial lenges any and all to show a set of cus J tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted as his. . He permits no "Larf job" to leave his establishment. Te ags a f;lir compensation and does justjce to njs WOrk , Hia Tr;mm; ' are aU of the ,. best quality no imitations, ( 1 J Ready-made Clothing, New & Fashionable (GOODS, JUST RECEIVED, Uy fames lMchcgan. CALL and examine leave your or der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. StT2SS3 Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap Tor Cash. Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1858. Call and See! shb siraseaiBBa Having just returned from New York, with his Fall and Winter Stock of Sit- Ml- 01 P T-t' Shirts and Collars, Ha ndkerch i fs, Gloves, SfC c. Always on hand.


ocr: T ' ' v ' . tVI A i . O.OO casks WA E. a go4 wtlcld otlumt in ntaw litK for-aU by ' , i N. v . -


ocr: - Euw. Zoeller & Co. Ornamental 8f Fresco Painters, Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glazing, Varnishing, &t. The citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties are urgently solicited to give them a trial. All work entrusted to them will be executed with fidelity and despatch. Paper Hangings will also be attend ed to in town or country. Tawboro', Dec. 4, 1857.


ocr: 1.858. ; vit-flH858f Spring aiid Summer . Stock of Boots, Shoes, - Hats, Ca2)s, Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, &c. Ij. Brockctt Co. HAVE received their Spring and Su ia- rner stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ccps,$c. And will be pleased to wait on all who want any article in their line. Their stock is complete aud all may upon being suited both in price quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1858.


ocr: New & Fashionables JUST RECEIVED, By Jf antes JIMchcgan CALL and examine leave, your or der, which will be filled io . tho bc&fc manner and at the shortest notice. Clolhing and Furnishing Goods9 "-. Cheap lor Cash. iv, Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1858. ... r Call and See ! -5? if- SHE StfBSeaiBES .. . Having just returned from New York with his Fall and Winter Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres $ Veslings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner, lie 'chal lenges any and all to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand-. somcly fitted as his. He permits no "had job to leave his establishment. He asks a fair compensation and docs justice to his work. II is Trimmings, &c. arc all of tho best quality no imitations. Ready-made Clothing, Shirts and Collars, Handkerchiefs', Gloves, tijr'cfyc. Always on hand. JBggrOrdcrs promptly filled. Rob' t D. Johnston. Wilson, Sept. 21, 1858. 39


ocr: George Howard, Jr. Attorney and Solicitor, WILSON, N. C. Attends the Courts of Nash, Wayne, Edge combe and Wilson countros. Office opposite the Court Uouso. April, 1857. Dr. J. W. Jones. FFi3 Opposite the Court House. Tarboro', May 6, 1859.


ocr: linseed Oil. 1500 Gallons Linseed Oil, just and for sale by N. F. HIVES, Wholesale Druggist, No. 107 Powell's Row, Petersburg. Fob. 10. J5yapcr8 adv. oopy.


ocr: Dr. Peyton II. Mayo HAS LOCATED At Amariah CobUs, Esq. Near Logsboro', and will attend assidu ously to the duties of his profession. Ma y, 1859.


ocr: W. W. Feircc, GENERAL Commission Merchant, Wiliningt-m, N. C. Lang & Myers, IMPORTERS OP Brandies, Gins and Wines, N. W. Cor. Front and Arch Stroets, n. m. mybrs. Philadelphia.


ocr: Lime. OOO casks LIME, a good article ollum la, new bbls. for gaiS by jsi;miUritt Waslngton, N.C, June, 1853, ' '


ocr: In .Wilson County, on Thursday the 3d iust.j at the residence of thc bride's father, by Simon Barnes, Ej. Mr. Josiah Barnes to Miss Elizabeth Uiu. nant, all of Wilson.


ocr: (Jy !20CllCl Oo HOUSE, S1SH, Oinnmciilal eS Fresco Gilders, IJronzers, and imitators Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glazing, Varnishing, The citizens ol iviL'ecoim.'C ana :iiptuiini; ". i f e counties are urgently s licited to give them a trial. ill work entrusted to them will' be executed with Oddity and despatch. 1ijm r llihjimjs will also be atte nd ed to in town or country. Tawboro', Dec. 1, 1857.


Sunny South. [volume]

place_of_publication: Aberdeen, Miss.

publisher: M.C. Gallaway & Franc. M. Paul


ocr: fey pic-nic.-m Wi-'U jump into the Wagoo, tail all tuke a riJe.1 V LA lit in, handsome and verv conifurta t'0 has t een up lor ihe especial ae.eiiiiiiindatMn ic- ic and other snnilurexciMsions. Tcrma Apply t lost. M. HOl'SKL.

place_of_publication: Lewisburg, Pa.

name: Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume]

publisher: O.N. Worden & J.R. Cornelius


Lewisburg chronicle. [volume]

ocr: VLW f.i'Jl!i S! i J'.lsl lie !iil-I.i,- r si c vj f-nons. ly .1. .-a. J. l.l., :..e ti-.ual 1. re au-f well select.,. I'M. I. AM' U7.r fc'C Oeodl, at I.i r ia . s. P aua iXaiutLe.

publisher: H.C. Hickok


ocr: Educational. iw.oo 1 JAYS fur a full course in the Iron City Ct.llese. inosi exiensivelv patronized and best organized Commercial School in the Uni ted Stale-. uf)7 Students nIMiiliii'i daily, Jn'A,18:i!L Usual time to complete a lull course, from 6 to 10 weeks. Everv Student, upon cradua tiiiX. i guaranteed lo lie competent to manage the Hooks ol any Huniess, and tiualilied to earn a salary of fiotn sr.OO lo S.1UOO. Students enter al any time Ko Vacation Review at pleasure. Fifty-One rreminins for Host rcnmaii-.-liifi awarded in 1S8. t"v"Minister.s" Sons received at half rrire.. For Circular and Specimens of Writing tnelosc two letter stamps, and adiltess ? F. W. JENKINS. I'iitsliiireh. Pa. TIIK SUMMEIl .SESSION LEWiSS'F.6 ACADEMY W .riLl, conimemxon MONDAY,April IK51I, tit continue :l weeks. Instriietooi will be siven in all the branch es of a ihorouch Academic Course; anil vouilis desirous of preparing for College, lor Tcaehintr.or for btiMtics, will liud it Iu their advantage to enter this Institution. The Itible is a text book. A large t;i.iss of Young Ladies is secured. TUITION per session uf 13 weeks, including contingent expenses. riilMAKY tn-n.liti;. Vt mitt;!. tt fitter. AriMimetie- !... tiratit. n.l I'. S. llislory. $' "0 A I V A t'l It KMil.lsil alt o..t ill-lu,le.l att.Ye.l !' : LAMiLAi.ES, S-'iu No additional charges; also, no deductions except for protracted su kness. Tuition paya ble imiiiedialely upon ihe close of the session. JOHN RAXWHd'H, April s, 1S59. Principal UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS. r I 'HE Summer St'ssion.cnnsistin"; of one 1 Term of 1 1 weeks, will open on Thurs day, April 21st. VOLLtiiE Tuilmn fnr the SYion of 14 wwk $10 00 Kiton reul, lilmry, rre aud iviire ' ACADEMY Tuition for tlir Seiwion of 14 wwka : rint.ii-al mid hirlier Knglirb 7 00 A lunml Kngitdb 4 IM LiiwitCIhmi S (K i'Mn nml n i-niri 4a FEU IXSrirrTETmUou per St ien 14 wU: n.'iiulKr eiurAe 10 00 rrimujr 7 0(1 A. K. UK. 1. 1., Treasurer I.ewisburg, March 31, 18S9


ocr: la good Si j ic rind on fair Terms, tl.V SHORT ZOTH E, AT THI "CHRONICLE" OFFICE, market Square, Lewisbnrs.


ocr: The Best Work and Latent JOHN B. MILLER thankful for past favors would state that he has re ceived the Fashions, and is prepared CUT, MAKE, and garments as usual. He endeavor, as heretofore, execute his work satisfacto rily to ail. Lewisburg, May 24,1858


ocr: j j j ; We have tCstcd the Uiorit? k tmdacm. to w tu m4 .t r-h iHkiacsB. to ear cntir artwnist n-X lo d-U from it iyrrt Hnr u larp.r. rA more ernVU thtf irrr. isj v srt part to funiik far jIib- "US mrr . -Ji ( .r i.l lasaM, ml lb. Io.t yrr.m fc-r Ch. .r m .XcImoic S Tbnt. Cor. ou, Ck.rsM-l. Bart.T. Sd. I n 4, rolur bo-a, tyUcr, Lri, -t T1V. fep. . W ftt-o mt ewfc ar U kind. o rrn'.oe. WIIALE OIL SOAP, ?xFOR destroying Carcnlio and 1 "i 'is JitMis . white fish LAKE TROUT. IX half l.U. packai"?. and in tine ilil.a.ll. If HMBH.LI ' R 1 - WHITE MAUSII LIME, I?RESII from the kiln, fur suie l.y rnaHBaKi.nl M.'f :. 5-25 LD' for sale lv 1 r; r,?.Iis. Ea?lport Herring jnst ClItUHCRi.T BB'TS CEEI P O I'ua. hi liTATOF.."5. Thoc ?eerl ht. arrtTnl, r. .Itwi r.!"!'. at tl AtUr.KLI.S fchU-' Jt. v: TEA I TEA.S 1 TEAS ! Wc r." .rrrti abet H r T- f r B Xr Vifk. CHSMHtkLIV IlK'T- poFFEE I COFFEE! COFFEE! -UGARS! SUGARS 4jt sil h.oJ., m i".r'f -in .1 .it. ib! .t r-.-tis le rnrn ailli;i.Hl.li:r.uf. O V l!I"P.' Vnr.tES' SYRUPS! -i -.: mr; ! S..'.. t r lilAMi.tl.1.1 , LKoB. -IMXEa J J t rs;. I EUE and WLite F!.ttor. and Cn:J, CiUMKt.iU.lx ttt. SALT SALT SALT. Z"1 E N ESEE.C round Aluiti. Marshall tMsMi.Kr.li itr.'is FLOUE. TK kp a constant snj.lr of Ve. rV" rhhl. ORX. Rrc. 0:it and all kiads of HOPE. COEDS i TWINE. FL'LI- a?-ortnr-nt of Ilav , l,t.- iiik l.in-.Ar- II 1 BK! 1.1 N HK't" CHEESE A LWAYS on hand. i. ClIAWKEr.lIX Br. FISH FISH FISH. 1 Of) R1II.S. Frerh Mackertl. in a- ' V 7 V y tcrtj-i pHlar. o.. I. I'.nl 3. Th.i,u.ttT i. Mnu.uslls Iiiit- iLis Al-n. sli.l. Rfrnu:. .D-l '.:i-r t.r t; I M AS! ilfciiL! hK ' S. iriTi-ti rniiMTD A.ThUC IwUJvEHS. TTTE cot a monthly jupnlv. fres'i I f.- m U.r Juacrv, u O.i- t-. : -.uilr 1 bikH. rrrk.r. I HIM 111 hi.: C t'- IMS t T'.i u KimspkeUiVnvi jwh -fa. Pried IVarh Prune.Currant. bunch Raistns.Cix kmg Raism-. cheap Citrm.Cnrn tarcti, tanna. Kice I-iour, Flavormr El tracts. Olise Oil. Nap Sj,i Ch-ese, Uriel B'e!. KiaMe i and Ground C !Tre. Adamantine Can Tallow Cand'e. Olive Soap. R -sm Map, lii-tersive oaP. Tr;t Soap, t. astil. Soar Baker's 'h .coia'e. Baker's Cocoa. Ba- ' king J..-H. at is .ta. f..t agon t.rease.W .. H-n Pails. Tubs. Churns W hue fan i. Ko.er. 'a'e Cement, Calcined Plas-er-j U- an. Br -oms, Bru-he.. A lare aoriment ! of Tohario and t-s:ir. Ac. Ac. t. r sale by CHAMIJCKLI.N ET.OS Lewi-loir. April 2.1. Is I Scream !---Ice Cream.'! RY Evemntr at CmeitT IlKivca't J J ne next door fo the I eltcraph ai.d ' hriimo ,-lnce Market s juaie, Lewisonrg. t hei.lt J tet in tomn. Call m ar.d eeT May 4.'od 1 1ST RKt'EIVED Ut lhc jx'uk SlOM .1 in Lewisbtiri: LaiiCNtroth on the llonev Bee, new e-imcn price l.5.". The aiteniion ot all I.vers of. Honey are invites! to this valnable book. i Pitt's Lectures on Fn li'mnl of Prophecy j especiaitv as resardsthe I nited States. Price i 4n ets. "This is truly a iemarka!!e book." , May I. VM. Ml RKAY. , Faiuilv Grocery Store. si i ; 1 : : . ' 1 ' i ! 1


ocr: Real Estate. Real Estate at Sheriff's Sale. On MONDAY, the 5th day of De cember next, at the public bouse of William Wolfe, in the borough of Hartleion, at IU o' clock A M, by virtue of an order from Court, two other certain valuable tracts timber land will be exposed to public sale in lots lo suit purchasers, situate iu Hartley and county of Union, to wil : One tract called "ltoss s fancy," ing l.YI acres more or less, described as lows: adjoining Monica Linton on one side and Whitman s land and the mountain on the other sides. No. 2 tract contains 211 acres more less, described as follows: beginning at stone heap on the line of land of Henry and on the south side of William A Lloyd and north to a stone heap and thence to a pine and land of Patrick Hayes and land of Abra- ham Wltmer, Wagner and Moniehus Which two tracts are bow bounded on the south by lands of Daniel Strouse and Jacob Caldron, on the west by land now owned by John Hoffman, on the north by land of rick Hayes, and on lhe east by lands of Luke Bird, Jesse Zimmerman and others. A small portion of lhe above described land is clear- U, WUCICtlll lie ncicu lug utJU.sc, It log barn and oulbuildings.wiih the appurtenances. As the property of John A. Loyd and Lcii.a n. House. Th. ,K. 1.. -ill K. ..U . ..,.! .ireuw.runwiiiinHiiin rrasonaoie 1 . inuv i.d.uiud,iiiii . 1. ...... .''II., Il ,..-". I, , f , l, .Iir,l. herirOtIicr.Lewisbug,Ocl.3:., IH.VJ.


ocr: DU VALL'S tiS,K,u V? P,vporxl originnl lj i'f.'OF- It. W V.iLL, formerly of the College ot urlstl. I'iina, l.t SilW crFLItKU TO THfc PI Ft I tW ffartlit. CuitoaU ..re and J'inui O.MVKt JtQ y)K inftanr. Pain nrnoreiie-s in anypiirt nf the ayutt ni. l(htotiittinm. pnin in th bark, hren.tt or fi I.--. I-.-r.lfil t.n nn, .N. iira)i;t. Uurn.-, rir.min, lifattliti-lf . 'mm;t in ib M t.i;c b, r tber diiAeHr that in 'KK and i'Al NH.h. and it if only oTt-r fill r'uuol Jlv;lesl we rlaim a I'KKKK'.T U,' T'UV. We fny n.-.lively to our p.itron-. w a.n rriit-re the mifl-n r W tinif" nut of 1 O. We wxild jut ray to tlie putil . Hrof. Iu Va'l s i'i frt in hntuint; to tins nii-dicine nu peric -rity oter all tlu-ra. frire ..U eta f.r bottle pr rt oil tu the trade, alar-All ord.T niu-4t h- ft'ddi-egaed to J. D. STONEHOAU, S.l Ant for I Jui j'iS,y LeouUmt JfttM Of. Iu


ocr: ivh-s! Americans! ' fScpii'iiicati.s! Ai.liL.e coi.ifJion Peiuocrats ! I ft '! Ml I i .11011 U1 L i'L lC 11 1 ,,,i'U ana . . v ; j ' . .v I mi !!. lir. tr lliruw!" feTT a 7fttr n nm' "'-"'"tf ixAi Is General Election UilV III t'CIlHSVIVaillil. " devote all that day to tlie popular feeling in oppo.silion to the CX- vacant and ruinous Free-1 radc and I'ro- SJ-ivf rv .!miiiitrn liori of Cuehanan. . ont! Our licket all honest, worthy Let us make a stand for all our nominees, allow not one of them to lie sacrificed. rjTi . are ten 3IE.v lo be voted for all n one slip. TIicso are the names: A'ldilur fb-iicial Thomas J. CotItran Surveyor C.t'iieral William 11. Ki-im A?-vmbly 'i'!..ii-t:'s 1 hives, William F. Wa 'OiisL'l'uT . .ti..,,.. ,u.n. 1 I 1..-1. ..f tl..- 0:1 !...n :-.l"l T-l lui' 1- 1. Mil .I.li.il KiiT. ('uii'.inissioncr. S.t!!)tii.'l iltit shall. 'i'rc:i.-iifi-r, U.ii.cit 11. l.aii-,1 I J -liiet Atfinifx, .l.'Lu 15. Linn. C.uitilv Ainlit.if, Samtixl C. Wilt Coiitily S'.nvrynr, Cc'ttfad Siicck Icr names in all. Be firm, volant, united. V clean victory in our .


ocr: j ' j i , vIT! P.uintrv Cnrc l 11 1 - ()()() i pli 1 t n amiikiii.ix I'-iors. . . ( . ; ' .Wcli:ivc tinted the merits of ca.-h t.u lr.. u ..ur mtiro uti-bcu-a. anil i " ' ., ' of 1 uins. .1 the Ioet pri.-Wi f.-r Cn-li. er in Wlwst, . .., IMM, Cloven Brl. MI-.I, ll.x io -J, 1'iUluti, lljcuD, Huiur, Lut, Tii:w, Su.p, Ac. W a! ijjt ci.li f r at! kiuil. "f lTiJuc- 1' OH sale hj rilAMKRLIS l.K""9- . ilVJii3-' N AILS. KEliS .Nails and Spikes, assorted fur sale by CIlAMHEitt.lN m:0'3. 10 , - . I IKlMr. Miad auil Dry .-alt i 1 .iioit.Kiti.iN t:c- AVIHTH MARSH LIMK, T 71 II i:.II from tin; kiln, for sale l.y l llAWnHH 1 HKip'S. 1 r CCLS. K;itj)Oit Herring i. TKA?!TKA.!TEAS!- -YV 1 -yr hme r -v- iT-l m Ur lot f fiMf'T K ,.,;r.-.'tt iin.l Hhirt TrHH frtn N'W York. A i-".a arti. Ic of Vuucc llxrrn itt rift y-r .h ' i'MM:i'l'l IN I i: kufki:; coffee! corrr.!-:: liiM.i. lit-, aud J.v ... ...I;.,,, ... hr in i:i:l i:i.i n' - LvlAItS! ItlAUS! SIC J ( f all k.n-if, sujnii r i ll Mi:i Kl IN i:t: CYi:i;r.-: molasses; i - s .1.. i 1. , ti. D i t -vrni - nr,l si..:... .I , lnw'j ! -r;ec. VllAHI;KI.Lt. I l... IV; I.I"Enit'l White IMtitoi-.pinl v nnvtu Ki.tv inf. SALT SALT ALT. fi EN E.-EE.l 1 l'ollli J Altllll. .1 bic rail, t-.r fiaV I v 1 lll'tl'Ftl IV l:t:o"3. FLOL'K. V"E kr-i.a ciiii.sliint fiiiily 1 T Wru W u. lc tit at li iir; a!-... I' ., :' F ri:i;D. p. Oittrt nii'l all kintls CO V v 1 Loo stull, 'c ustarjt jr n !.-. n I I'll tMt'I'Vt f X 1'tt-i LOl'K, roi.'DS & TWINE. . .,... r ,.,r ,;,, t -i-t,w w I.HM", iit-a t . rJs. i;rot-m Twin-. ft 'l ,K l. rt-. A- ( I! MI'H:i lr n - 1 C1ILLSE I 1 r W 1 V' 1 1 -a. A j vu 11.1 IK I . FISH FI.H FISII. 1 0() IJIiLS. Fn-li .M:.cktit l. i J ft" I ! !' . - I. - "fi 3. i- uioi-uallv ttm Has M .-oU. Al-o. .-l.-l. ll. rm,,.. l'ill.-l. I..r t-y t IISMIll.KLIS lil.ii'.s. v'ati:i; CUACKKUS. WE got ti monlltlv .supi.lv. 1 rn.m th. Bakery, of if.- .''. in i.ii rm iiprs. i HsMiii ci ts iikhs j fcSUX OKIES. ; IL kimls nf Spii-ps DrloJ i lined Praches II. usin.l'n, .kins Raisins. cheap Ciin.. L'i. ru St.-lPpli l'-.p..... .'I..... L-l - .- tr irt Ohve Oil. Ptjp asJ UntJ 11 !.! . ,i . . a . , 1 I't ri, i(F,isir ann i-iri'unu ci ii'e,.;'Jatn.TTiiiie Caii!.e.. Tallow ramile.. Ohvr soan. Kin !"oap. Detersive St-ap, I . i lei Soap. Castile Snap Hiker's Chncoli'ir. linker's Coca. Ba km" fs,..'a, s.il K, da. ."..da Ah. W'itno Urease, Wooden I'atls, Tohs, I 'hum. hue is.ind. I.'oscn.ln'e Cement, Calcined i'iaster lleans. Ilini ins, Itriixhes. A lare as. r;inent I Tultart u iin.l Srirsirsi. Ac. Ac. For sale by CM A M II tllLl.N 1IKU S. I.cu'isbnr. April '!l, l.s.'i'.l. Family Grocery Store. T. G. EVANS & Co. lit.Mili.tl. l'KAI.ll;.s IX GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, .Mt.rii.i; .-i f:I. le .-... t.. tk. tial. n r M UKAIX, U.Ol .U A.M 1- l'l'i) TKA. (I Ii l'i;i:. M )!. s--i -X ' S-TiSAir CIIKKSK, I'lSlI, ' 1' Ul Ac. A c. Ac, .Vitri't stf t, oySiVe the Fust Oni.t Lew itltitrtr, l'a. rV (. V.. A Co. liavu just rcoi ivctl 1 . Ii.-. I. ir-ui I'liiii"!. '!-!.,!. lr. iu-il..u5 stfi.-'i ,, ..! Kle.-t.sl lir.r;r 1 . i. ry kn.-Kaim,!,;; win, tare '. a. It. -a ami T:iialu-s, l-til U- ill I..U-. atij aarrautci iu. ana In.-h. hiicl Ai'i'los, LVatltt-s, 1'i-uuc?, Cur raiit-s i'lCrt-i viun; Citrons, Vie, latt'S,Kai.-ins h-ohi tli lo cts. ptT Ih., I'it-kits of all '.it'rcii'tio!is, I'iii-p J-.a ( ! I I C.croitiitl, au-l -ut u,t,t air-li -Itl -aus, rii,r. . t- r ri.mi.T use. A 111'!;, I;l f , erir MAV KL li El., Sit Al), VOU 1 111, IIEiiUI.0, It A 1, HAVV e. A 'i- r.-Tal assortment -,f Willow suit! !'-tl;tr lVsiro. i. l:s- air, j!:-.-t;sisir.-. i::irll: i. van-, li-jc, luinr. s.f. iVst 0,1, 1 In!,. ',- Oil, tViH.'., C-itnr (im J.irnip Yl'iif.; Tm'hir, J. iril, -.(.-. Soaps of all kiii'l--, AVlicul G t ease, tte. (iTobaccij aiib Sciy.r5, a cljoicc uatictn. l'loiif, Coin .Mfal, rolatocs, Cuin, Jvf, Oats, Ac, always on hand. ; U,rnl ti-lii-rtJ jWe ii, eharge lo ru.V-:irr. rrMrtmtr I' ti'im the t.,-HiUtt.


ocr: HOUSE, LEWJ.SBVRG, LMOy CO., PA. L. D. BaEWEK, THIS House is the largest ami most spacious in Lewisburg;, and situated op posite the Court House, on the most elevated and pleasant part of the town. The proprie tor, who has recently purchased of Ihe late firm of Lawshe & Sebold, has spared neither pains nor expense in refilling and re-furnisli- in? the House. rVPIease give him a call and jndce for yourselves. July 1, 1SS8J Caldwell's Mammoth Drag Store. rllYSrC'lANS, AND OTHERS, WAX tfaty limftn HnrJ MHiHnc will hyi mnnf y by bUTioe wiit they want ot ('Al.I)W TLL'fl ivrufr ltow. p. LOWELL'S L'kug stoi;e fsl'TlE bratiil IVrtumt-ry. KxtrarU fi.r tUr handkerrliicf, fmm 15 Ct tf l.t( tr hot lie. wrrantrd gty4. iM T ETTEIi PAPER OK EVEKYQIUL -1J ity, Mae nj kind, rultJ kii ttnriiixt, from f ..ou to $.i0 pfr Trmttty for u at UALDtt KLL S Vrw Store. CALDWELL'S JJRUG STORBI8 THE flan, to hue l-ainta. Oils, fntlr. !,. Sarh. I'rna Oil. I'lni., Onft-ti'.nery. Nrta, Raisins, I'runea. 4r..4e. pbTtniT)NATEs7Ull AN D X Povkat Hooka, llAJditferunt kindp.S.r aale Terr eheap at CAI.I.M Kl.l.s llrui Store. nAIll liltt'sHES AND COMBS A Cood and fina aaaortinent, at almoat anr priee. at CAI.UWKI.L9 I'r.i store. T AD1KS, remember that Caldwell a J ia aelltng Worateft. Flosa. Thread, Croebet Soerilefl Fioa, ieia(.r, lU-tta. Hutti ng, Ac, cheaper Uiau tbej era eaer offerait in lwl.hurir. JXVELOrKri of everv ki mT "and J aiae. fnrtale at rAI.DWKI.L S Irnr Store. JVI U.S. S.A.A i.X Hectonr and 11; lien's celebrated Hair llair lre-inp. for pate at CAI.Iitt Kl.l."! Ini ."fore. IJUNCY UASKETS. The finest anil . cheptet in ton,jan iririil at CASTILE Sonp, Kosin Soap, and a largw atock of Tuilc t and Kanry Hoapa, t Hum Mux Store. HAIR Oils, roma.le?, Ac, at CAI.DWKI.L-S Droir. Store. nELMCOLD'S liiirlni for sale at CALOWELLJ Drug Stnre. CALDWELL keens for sale Razors, llonea, Strops, having saps,Creama anil Brushes CALDWELL'S Prutr Store is the place to hnr all kinds of Fanev Notions for What-Nota. Centre Tablee, Ac BOOKS I Books ! ! at city wholesale prices, cheaper than titer run Tit iMTtpht nr where Klxe, at CAI.DWrXI.'S Urur t-n. 1AULHKX'S Gelatine, for making Jlliea, Blane-Maoire. SVmp. tlrarie,. Ae. Indies. trr tt. Kit al at PALIIW Kl.l.'." Ilrng Sli.re. CALDWELL'S Drus Store is the fluff tnhn th bt qtiaalitY of Port Wine, Liebon in. Whiskey. HmivIt. fur nimMriniil pnrprMr. CGI) Liver Oil. dime's pure Cod Lirer Oil, jiut rrctriTed n! for nnlc at IiI'H' HlalP nrnggrfff. "WOK WOOD'S Vcratrum Viridc. a X nflir.i.rfr.r lltart .liwum antl Artfrlc. Reeom mendnt by tbe medical farnlt. Hmnnlrtl gom). r palp by CAl hw V. .. . Dmg gitotv. rKrnXG Inks, FluTtls, Ac. Ar- T T nnld'K rlehmtrd W rition floid. Bu-ir'ii, l.ip pincottX ltrrltlt-y g, fabnentnrk'p. ami Ilurr' InVn, tr nlt rhntp. at OAI.IM Kl.l.';) f'rnir i'torf. 'POOTII Druslies of every stvleand JL ktnd.at all pitrrF.it CALnWKI.L'3 Drug !tr.rt. CALDWKLL'8 Drag Store is tbe place wtir every one ran h Pnpplid with an fndlrM va rtty of artrIp. Come ami mnke your elctini. (T.'iyj BUY TBI


ocr: ' I $40.00 1)Y8for a full course in the Iron College, most eilrnsively patronised best organized Commercial School iu tue Lm ted .Slates. of7 Stuil' Hfs attending daily, Jir7,18")0. t'soal tune to complete a lull course, from 6 to Ul weeks. Every Student, upon pradua- Imif. i Ruaranieed to be competeni to manage ihe Books il any business, and qualified to earn a salary ot from "00 lo S.IOOO. Students enier at any nine No Vacation Keview al pleasure. Fifiv Om; I'renti inns for Host Penman sliiji awarded in 1858. rMinisiers' Sons received at half price., For Circular and Specimens ot rum tnrlnse tuo letter stamps, and address Mi K. W. JENKINS. I'ltlsburRh. Pa. THE SUMMKli SESSION or THE LEWiSB'RG ACADEMY riLL toninifncf on JIOXDAY,ApriI 1 I 2S, IK5!I, locoiiuiiue lit weeks. Instruction will be siven in all the Branch- es of a thorough Academic Course; and yonilis desirous of preparing for College, for Teaching. or for business, will find it to their advantage to enter this Institution. The llil.le is a lent book. A large Class of Young Ladies is. secured. TUITION per session of 13 weeks, including contingent expenses. rillMART rileailiinr. Writine. II. finer, Arithmetic ll.- . lirnm. mi.l V. S. Ill-lory. I $.'. Jiin sM e.o K.M.l.lMi mil not included acove.j r. mi LAMiL'Ar.KS, - SOU No additional charges; also, nn deductions except for protracted sickness. Tuition paya ble immediately upon the close of llie session. JUH. KA.MIMI'I'rl. April 8, 1859. Principal UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS. one 1 Term of 14 weeks, will open on Thurs April 81st. Tnil'ian for the 8e.lon of 14 week $10 no itoou rent, lit.rar, care and repairs 2 Ho Tuition for the sViuixii of 14 week, : ('Innxiral and higher Luilah AJvaimil KnglUh ImMvT Claita Care and repairs 7 on s Oil 4 nu ai 1XSTITITE Tuition per Seaalon It weeks: lleulnr Courne in 00 Primary 7 '! Iie,iiir 20 A. K. II I )I.I., Treasurer I.ewisburg. March 31, IK59 BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


ocr: Educational. $40.00 I) AYS for a full course in the Iron City College, most extensively patronized and liest organized Commercial School in the Lni led Slates. of7 Stmh uls attnuVii'j ilaH;, JInrcl,1850. I'sual time to complete a full course, from 6 to 10 weeks. Every Student, upon cradua 1 1 ii it. is guaranteed to be competent to manage i lie l!,.oks of any Durness, and qualified to earn a saluiy ol 1'ioiu tS-'iOO (o SIOOO. Students e,. r at any time No acalion- !....( t ilIi.1.111'11 Fil'lV-Olli: riClllilllllS fofllesl Fctliuail- t-ti awarded in 15S. Miiiisii rs' Sons received at halt price Kor Circular and Specimens of Wriung llr .se tu'o li tter stamps, and audiess I'. v. JKNKIN. IMisbiirgh. Pa. THE fcU.M.MKU SESSION 4P Till JEWISB'RG ACrDEIVIY UTll tiimiiiriici on M(lNDAY,AiiriI S-', li.r.!l, to continue 13 weeks. Insiruciii.il will be siven in all the Branch of a thorough Academic Course; and desirous of preparing for College, for or for business, will find it to their to enter this Institution. The Uil.de is a leit book. A large Class of Young Ladies is secured. persession of 13 weeks.including contingent expenses. fKm.littL.'. Writiiit. 0. fiutr, Arithmetic I... - . liram. r,.l I S. Ili.o.rv.l i."ilfl KMil.lSII mil Dot iocluJed sboTe, f.:0 6110 ISo additiimal charges; also, no deductions for protracted sickness. Tuition paya immediately upon the close of the session. JOHN RANDOLPH, April 8, IN.1!. Principal UMVEi:SITY SCHOOLS. I'll E Summer Ses.sinn,eonsislins of one 1 Term of 1 I weeks, will open on Thurs April ilst. Tuition for tlie Si-hmoti of 14 wwlm $10 00 Kooai ri-ut, tilirury, rue and ri j airs 'I 9S Tuitiun for lln Snii.n of 14 wrrt; : (:ism.-mI m.il hi.'Lt?ri.ulta T 00 A lTan. Ki,-!i.h S il L..w. ri:i- t no i Can- an.1 ri-pairs ISSTITI TE-Tulluiu r S. sjinn 14 wetkj: ! IvirulKr Coul?6 10 Oil I I'rimary 2o j A. K. iiKIJi, Treasurer Lewisburg, March HI, IH.VJ BOOKS AMD STATIONERY. received at the Jjewishnrg Ttook i JStore from the late Philadelphia Trade a lare collection of Books and Station- ' embracing uouu Books iu the dilVereut j ot S'ir.ce and Literature; Religion, Law,'


ocr: Tbe Uc'kI Work and Latent Sljlps TAILORING. JOIIM..MILT.ER thankful lor past favors would state thai he has re ceived the SpringASummer Fa-hions, and is prepared to ( I T, M AKE, and REPAIR garments as usual. He will endeavor, as- heretofore, to iCxecuie his work satisfacto rily to all. Lewisburg, May il, lttfts


ocr: 5nar ft N. WOBDEH J. B. COENELIOS. F llHfwM Vf rM.-T.it LnriNRiia rmosini, Mmm1 on the (Vll JynlB, ham th tarvKt antl best cirruUtiun jf anr Ntrwupaper in tnton County. Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional ! JDEQI ATE P.iOTM TION TO AMLKH'AX INUISTBT. AND 5ut SBMhrr Inr-h of Mate Trrritory hj Eilrasloa Th hrr art. n will he tb Iwn le!in2 Prioriilm lw firry the etun(ry, until thj re Ttrtoriniw : nnl Bail tttt-m ! our mat h-i, tht-re to flrmt antil thff ' in triainph -'ie the National Ci itol at Huh- tBcUm. JJtrtltf Mmeri Journal. The Election Pennsylvania repudi ates Buchanan lie second time ! Tuesday last, the President of the United States again appealed to the l'eople of his native State to sustain Lis extravagant, corrupt, Free Trade, I'roSlavery Administration. Judge Douglas, aud Gov. Packer's home organ, joined in recommending that lioth Lceoinpton and Anti-I-ccompton Democrats rally in support of the Wright and Kowc State Ticket. Dut CoI.Forncy, the gallant Hickman and thousands of honest Democrats refus ed to sustain ly their rotes, such Men on such a Platform. The President came home to Lancaster to help his friends. His PhilaJ. Xavy Agent rpent much time in this region for the good of the party. All over the State nere the Men and the Money of tl.c A Jmmi'tration industrioily at work. Eut THE PEOPLE were not to be again deceived. Although the vote is small, the indicatioas point to about 15?ffi& inaj. for COCHRAN and KEIM over Howe and Wright. Three years ajro Mr. Oochran was cheated out of the post of Canal Commissioner by the proven frauds in Philad. lie is now righted. faTMr. Rowe wr.s made a Surveyor General by the same act and he is now ousted ! We have GAINED the SENATE, tihich w ill help us elect U.S.Senator in place of Bigler, in 1SC1. We have retained the House by a le.-s mnj. Philadelphia. 5Ir. Mann 13 rc-clocted District At torney, and Mr. Knight, Prothonota f r. by about 3,000 each. We have 10 I or 12 out of 17 Assemblymen. We gain 2 Senators Smith and Cer.nel!. We also gain Senator Hull in the Blair district Senator A.K.M'Clurc in the Franklin district Senator Ir rin in the Cumberland di.-.trict, over Dr. E.D.Crawford of Juniata. Snyder County. Our friends there united like men, and gave every man on their ticket a inaj. of 300 to CUO. Isaac D. Iioyer of Pcnns is elected Treasurer; Henry R. Knepp, of West Heaver. Commis sioner ; and Dr. John Y. Shindel of Middleburg, and Fred. C. Mover of Frcebtirg, Auditors. Northumberland. Col. Amos T. Disci, of Tiirbutville, defeats Gcn.Wm.II.Kaso, the Admin istration nominee for Assembly, by about M00 votes. AndMr.Rohrabaeh of Sunbury defeats Dr.Robert II.Awl, the Adm. candidate for Treasurer. Center. The whole Opposition Ticket it is reported is elected. Sam'l Linn Esq. of Bellcfonte has 70 mnj. for Presid ent Judge over Hon. James Gamble. Clinton is reported at 100, aud Clear field 200 only for Gamble. Linn is pretty surely elected IT. U.I1I"JII Returns arc yet meagre and incom- j.lete, but llioy indicate an increased majority on the State and Assembly o. i. -xp t.il e? rr? a I a- i 2' "E-feE. r r - c v. --3---'- ; " JJ : r s v "- -F i. -S 2 .;r s C x i i - rT " r 7" -"i c 3 ' w ' T p ZZ Z ZZZZ Z c.s r.s i: w orr-o u -in e -i. k;.u. - - - i:ot c: n c;c c Pttrri cs c. -i -i rr- c c ti i c s ota a. tr -i -i-i c a. -r ? cs c. c- c tic . s I- ' . X t- i i ; j ; ; t j I


ocr: Star ft WORSEN ic J. R. CGKNCLIUS V- -7, .. Tii. (.TTlMH FO ll !- pillJi-lM-l nn III.- Ca-h ?aul. hw tin- lr."t ai.J rlrrul.ttiiiu ol any Nim..ii.t in Union County. Frw-km, national; Slavery, sr-dirinal! A(iEi TE rwimniiN to ahkiihax indistui. ANI . aajlhcr Inrli or siair Territory b) rAlritslon. I'lir.-iusi-. ur (oikiu.-v.. ThrahoTr an-. Mil !U " " -in: rrin-ii.Uf ls-i..r. tlii- mimtrr. mitil th.'.Y am vii-o.ri..ii. : a.- null tl..-litn our ma-t lfl. tllTi-I" ft.'.. ..mil l'ii-y .v ih Iriumi.li l.Mli Nati-liid Cli,ol l Wiu.Ii lnglou. iUiivtlle Jii".-' .-"i-i-l. rmi Ai:iiTin ;rvEHAT., THOMAS KCOCHI.AN uf Yorl; fwi sritVEYi.it i;i:nfii.u., WILLIAM li. KKIM of lu-rks. riti ..-rv!".v, TlIOMA IIAYI-..- ori"ni.'iToi!!ity. m . f. v a j i : n ; : i . i -1 ; i f -; y i - ' l'lIOTIIOXflTAIt V, JOIIX UIUiKii, of JliiUiKtmrir. roMMissiiiM:!i, SAMUEL MAK.-HALLVv'l.-.io Porr. KOKLIIT II. LAiI'ti, orLewi-Min -. iist::i"t Arroits'KY, JOHN" B. LINN, of LuwirLui-. roirSTV M IIVfYo'.S. coxrad ?m:cKL!-:ir, V.-t Bur. AriHTciR. SAMUEL C.AVILT, Il-irll-fn. The"Coaveui.Jon---tuo Candidates. CI. N.


ocr: 'l he Iteitt tork and l.ates.1 M)lr TAILORING. J0HXB.JI1I.I.KR thankful lr vt tavr WihiIJ iaip that he ha rr rfivp.l the S(riHL'.VSuinfnr Kahmn, ami fif (ar- i r T, l XKK.ar,,! K KIM IK carmen l a iinal. Hp w1I pmlfavf r. hTflot.TP, hp jPIpchip his work eitiI'a-iu rifv io all. !. iborir. .Vav "I.Tri.i


ocr: Philadelphia. a mw nor.K nut ai.knth. j Tlie Life, Spoccbca and Memorials of I T)ANIl-;i. WKJJSTKl' 4n km Lire b Tmti BY 8AtKL 31. SMI ' KKK, A H. TUIJ t.h n.li-t work i"int i-uMi-hi,ir. rn tr M uui" of .V.0 pair. It tr .titiUi .,B tUf. . trxtion- of ho liirthi-la'e afi'i lani-n at Mar.b. iu.i ..-,.., ."e-..-e, . . . .. ir.,t lUr bUi r wlVrr. it w.ih rotitJ-l-n' e to thi An.rr publir i, (..!.-. that It .aply at, m,Uit ',U; Am- ri ri l.lerator. .No w.rk u, U .,i l410d ' t f.,r.-. mf.yh TrB. iil.-J iHiina..1ffl(lS.tlhl)f,DT hi- iii'i.-t r.-oiarkahl lutrllrr-tul fT.rT-, aril tuC' n.l.l.. .! ir: Irre tii.tr mUl- t.lrh . .til.- n.t.fi uttrf (1 in ti'.oor ..f bi tn at- r 1 t.. irt-Miti.l ihr-e tr-itur. in ti. i" :,ini ferr iii-oi'-.a:- i-r.fe, kn i in a Trv .-.jl -r-r IJjfi. II T:f, la llolb, 1,7J ; bttljile-Uicj e&. ' Sr. t-.l I. -ill-, r. -..-". ' work, w: 1 1 -ii -J- lr ftii: J'l ANK 1-t Ll.-i. I'j l.'. ..juth Thirl .-ti.rt. I i.,..i. t'Lickfrin 1 nianutaci:rri 1 i Plana crlrs l:JOi Che-ii s,. j iiii.'i urn 1 I t Aa I V onsiaiitly on hant! a -t. ...;. -,f limut fitl an I ti"waVi iii-tri)ii.er1:s1t;:,,.t.i in every variety ol Mvte, at ;r:rev rais-. Il(,m 1 1 5 to f !IM'. We have iUar ." :'H lii.lll aitil .v.Vi-er Flt't f In; y.i 41 .. tl.llerent Elhlbl j' tis ill t!,:- r, ,.,i:n 2,; J;.. rope lor soperii-r iiir.tii,---ie. dt-(runt t the elr?v at.d vn.ii nin-;. I v L'Iu-irate'i ot--cri-jt.'. r r sent to any address l4 1 !-. CAllIMl'S. nil. i:mkiim.i:, . Manutacturer. Iinponer and Ilra'tr i Our,,etings.0;lcl!j Ac- Be.n; in a bye-street, under vr ; j-.i esj'f-n-es, this IL ue ba been rt.hli p'jtriv vrdr- to n.uiiitain ihe reptj'a .. u . : the HrPEsT in ihe T'ltv. l 'i Wdrfotie A. t'.t trntrf rrr sHcoi.d door above fhesinnt Mr lerrv i- the tirt street vrst of liJiLALLLPHlA :in,;: 1


ocr: . j ' 1 lie 1H'I Work and Latest Sit lea TAILORING. John P.. miller thank t'u I for past faror!" would ..tare that he has re cived the SpnnpA. Summer Ka-htnn. and is f-repare h ( I T, MARK, and KKPAIR rarments a usual. He endeavor, a heretofore to eiecuie his work atisfacto


ocr: The llt-ftl Hvrhaml l.altsl TAILORING. JOHN I?.. MIL I.KK thankful ot p"t .aror wnutd tiw thai he ha- re reiveii the SnriurASiirriiir Fd'-hti'ii', aii'l is pr parej ! rrr, makk, an-i f irmenis a onl. H enilavor, a? heretufnrf. ti execute his wofW nly to all.- l.ewiburr, May 24, 1d-


ocr: I j A Frame DWELLING HOUSE Filth street. Inquire of H P MUELLER. Lewiiborg, Jan. 7, 185


ocr: I Si IHM Hoik ami l.iiHsl n JoIlMJ. Ml I.L KU ihankltil lor pa-i lavors uitiil.l state that tie has re ceive ihf Ka-htim-., ai'tl is pr- pa if if f, ia I'll, M A K u. ami Kalllienls its ll-llill. lie J endeavor, ii- heretofore, jiJ,fcfcext'ci!lt' his werit i. : ' : nlv I" all. l.t tt islnil May -Jl, ls.'iS N I


ocr: The Best Work and Latest Myles TAILORING. JOHN 1.. MILLER thankf.il for past favors- would state that he has ceived the Spring Summer I d-.llOIIS, (1..U o iiridini io CUT, MAKE, and REPAIR garments as usual. He will endeavor, as heretofore, to eiecute his work satisfacto- Mil ill rily to all. Lewisburg, May 24, 1854 LAW OFFICE REMOVED. John B. Linn, ATTORXCY AT LAW Office at bis house on N. Market St. bet. 1st & 2d 6?g Lewislturc, I'a. W To ClonMthablCM--Court Returns and other


ocr: iiit- !-. Vti.i l. ami l.:ili I Myln ,p -i TAILORING. .S. Jul! 12. MILLER k-.--' ' 1 thankful I. r f.t fan -rs -"v w, it! ! .t.v ,!.! he has re. e .t ce,v -d die Snra eA ."Suitimer E.i-hn.ns. ar.d is rr. i'arcl ... Ij Cf r. MVKE. at,.! KEl'AIR Ks- '-"-t ti JJ I 1 I, l . h I-. a i ,,t KM'.-virt ij'j ,ii -iriu-ns a-usual. He will e I c 1 . . c t ! J e,:l av. r. heretofore, i,. e; sat Eweec,ae his wrrk snti-Facto m,-, I e. -! . v,v lefts


ocr: . 1 lie lit-si Work and Latol M)lr9 TAILORING. JUHX B. M.UKi: Jf I thanktui lor pai laiors- J would state that he ban re- ffil-e.it lh.i Snr rioA Smt.mftp ra-hte-n-i. arid is pr pared u lJ CI T. MAKK.and If K FAIR trarmrnts as noal. He will endeavrr, w i.r rfi riTiisfaeio- rilv l. Lew slmrv, .Mav -t, lb.'.S fir? MM LUM.


ocr: I7t)L"ND A (iirl's or Woman's which the owner can have by calling the Chxicli ollice and paying expenses ol advertising. April 8, 1H.M. 4 BOLT the SOth of ihis month (April), will receive 100 bus. Pure White Maine mercers. 100 bus. Jersey Blue Piercers. The good qualities of the While are generally known. The Blue Xiercers are highly as a Cue, dry, hardy and prolific potato. We will sell them at a reasonaoie . . Wanct pf a . r" CHAMBEKMX DBOS. HARRISBURG STONE -WARE. rpHIS Ware is clear of all poisonous 1 r. mc S.iuS """ and clay. Apple Butler or anything else may Kept in It wnn perjrei aojetsr. tunc m v i. it then. i in common ret jrthn are. ... , . ,.,,.-v... ,, bett,ra thla material tl MilV and Uutter keep much better in thla material than m E.rthn-War it it hurnt to a mhmh f ,bnt fM , h, w or .rac In sin,r. ,uhSit , inLEW: put into it, and is I t. s,.,. as-gald by f lore-Keeper, in LEWISUl'lld and (ena- u.RBfariA.y. Kilberi et, near the Sleam Fteur Mills, 11,; - 'r (",'D"1 WM MOVF,K - . , -Hj .,,..nr m.m jl(.rf,,cr


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ocr: JUST Ulil'l.IVKD AX assobtmk«t or I E U I S IN CANH. Miehe*) Tomatoes, Cherries, 1 a o k1 ovi' i tvs, Plums tioosebcrrieg^W^oitleberriei,. Klmlmrb, lie., S. i FIVE SACKS OF 5 fift'HlE'f IfOJlO W Onion Setts by the bushel, the orfly place In the city where* they can be obtained. BesMw a complet-e assortment it such articles as are usually fonud tar toy line. CIlAliLKi 27-9-26-10-ly e bhOVTMJLK. i

place_of_publication: Ottumwa, Iowa

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


ocr: A N EttTH pCK^i^nno. The subscribers having fust received from PHILADELPHIA a splendid lot of PALL, & WINTER We O O I S iFor Men and Bojte ,/ leSMcd SJocIf i ... itiTlt€|boyatft.to«x«mIn« Mr Ur)e I We hare a complete assortment of "Drcula the U»e," \og*Kktt with HATS, CAPS, (Jnibrellas Trunks and Carpel Sack*. Aii ofwhlchwe offer to o«r jmn jml 3B3 wr jam and patrons cheap FOB CASH. Store lu Slmous' new buildin.', ubove tlie Ottumwa House, aud opposite J. Iiawley's More. well


ocr: II has Allicled DMmer- in this country au«l b&vom) A Nov i» tba Tine, ta* I I I S sUL«l .11 THfi BEST EE5LEDT the Jl^e. fo -the Cure of ''MnumpfTnn. Tbfllnt. Asthma, ironchitis VVailDg Flesii, Cures um?s where most skillful ph^oiatt» in Kurou« hav« docbt, letivinjr Ue»*n emplov^d, hxiA cx«.rciM.*'l MieiraVUl in vain. Oa.oa which proii'^iiK'cfl iNCt i: h(»pei.ks^iht-y mimI snrr'.'ntK'rni u* their pnt'ent^ without «ia* Nici.l tfiveata, fpltt'ii of li'oo I. Heoj.in^roueh, Iu fluent Phthisic, Pai,i, inthe?ld •, and all Di seases of the Luti^.«, it stands unequalled


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ocr: E U I N Y I Y GaOlCM® STOYR, FOR WOOD OR COAL, IS manufactured by Ccmsteok A «o.,Qiiqoy, 111., and sold only (in Musoatine) by Wm, A. Brow noil, at the Museatine Stove Store, where will be found tho best aaioitment of Parlor, Coal and Heating Stovex. Took the Fifty D»'Ur Premium over all stoves in the market. E U I N Y I Y is the mast durable and economical stove, and ia taking the leal of all others. E U I N Y I Y Will do more Baking, Boiling and Broiling with given quantity olfnal than any store in the market. E U I N Y I Y Is the Stove. Don't fail t« trive it a trial. E U I N Y I Y Com stock A Co. is on it to be Musoatine, Feb. 11th, 1859. GOapr20 I'ET'S Magazine for May at BURNETT'S. J^EW ork Mtrcary for April 30th aprSO at BURNETT'S. I I E U I N O Y I Y Is without doubt the best Cooking Stove. E U I K Y I Y Pattern will be imitated, See that the name of

place_of_publication: Muscatine, Iowa

publisher: John Mahin


ocr: DOTOIt IIOOrr,\M'!S CKLKHRATED ,f:* E A N I E S W i o n a y u e MVKn coni'MixT, DisrersM* Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease#' the Kvlhiyt, nnd all diseases arisiny a disordered Lirer or Sloti-ach. Such asConruinptiin, Toward Piles, Ful&rct Blood to tho Head, Acidity of the Stcieaeh, ?ea, Heartburn, Difgusi for F(,od, Fulcces or Weight in the St-inach, .^our KructationH, Sinking or Fluttering at tha pit of the stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried und pidkult Breathing, Fluttering it tho Heart. Cheating or suffocating sensutiocs wbtn in :i Ijing posture, Dimness of Vision, dot webs beforo tl.e ti^ht, fever and doll pain in tbe head, deficiency of inspiration yellowness tl e skin itr.d cyet. ain In ibesUa back, chest, limbs Ac,, sudoen fluslie* of heat, burning in tlio ie.-b, rn-taiit imagiiiiLgB of evil and great depression cf irits. Tbe proprieii rs, in callii n the attenlion o' tha public to this preparation, do «o with a feeling of the utmost conHd'nee in ItsvirtneH and adrptloo to tbe diseases for whicli it is recommended, It is no new and untried article, lirt ore that haf stood tho teftof a ten yean' trial before the Aaorioan prop!., and its ropu'ation and sale ara unrivalled by any siinil preparation extant.— 'lhe tostimcny in it* favor ^iven by prominent and well-known Physicians and individuals in all parts of lie country is immense, and i carefal perusal of tbs Alumnae, published annually hy the proprietor, aed to L-c hid gr.itis of any of bis cnts,canr.o but satisfy the rcc^t skeptical that this remedy is real'y deserving the great oeletlity obtained


ocr: 1859 J& E W .UNION BLOCK, 1859 GOODS! Muscatine, Iowa, A V E N O W I N S O E U Largest and O S A IK IN THE EASTERN CITIES*: AT LOW PRICKS, & S e s best Assortment A N Y O O S E V K U Bwaght to. tho tate LEMP & SELLS PURCHASED THEIR N E W S O K KKOSI Ijnporlers 4* Manufacturers Direct! LEMP & SELLS •RE NOW PREPARRD TO S I. Dry-Goods at Wholesale, LOW AS ANY HOUSE o A S O O SHORT TIME BUYERS ONLY! & SELL S W I S E O O O s A E A I O A S CHKAPRK THAN ANT House in this Section of the CgmUry & SELLS I N V I E A wish to get Bargains for Cash, TO COME AND SEE THEIR N E W O O S IN THE WEST


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ocr: I I 1 Kow is your tinic and 11 A LTVS •I A A !?1 S THE BEST REMEDY e Aie, fo* the Cure of 'insiimiition. Decline, Asthma, bronchitis Wasting of flesh, Niglit .Sweats, Spitting of lilood, llnopiug('ougli,in tliien?.,!, i'iithisic, I'lltt, ill the side, and all iJ^ seases "t the Lungs. It stands uiiei|uall"it It I I:IN AFLFOTCD BWBtrous I-ases whei t- tlie I skillful physlclu in i is coi,i try aud in Kurope have ben em loyed nd exercised their skill ill vain. Cases which they renounced I set li.1111 ti, and sill-rendered as iloi'Ki.KSS Bi V"Mt Ix'l IIT, leaving (heir patients without a sin gle ra) to enliven them in their gloom, iiillN Ot'HBU HY 1)11. II AI.I/S ii sm. CrSE TOIT CUltiH.


ocr: ff FAI NT PRINTING HOUSE AND MAOAZINFS MUSCATINE, IOWA and BOOKS hound In any stvie »e« quired, and Ht lower rates than at any nihil jfe' taliliihment in the West. A N K O O K S Manufactured to order and In a style far superior to aa.v ever g. tteu up in this State. All work delivered in Ottumwa free of charge, and not done in first-rate style, may be returned to tn at our expense. For prices apply at the Book and Drugstore of J. L. TAVIOB, who is our authorised agent for Ottumwaand


ocr: Ansther CrocKery gtore^in'Burlingten! •City Crockery Store!! Corner of Main aud Valley 8»*. BUHL1XGTOX- IOWA Jootujilete ust opqned at the aliwe ftnrtptf"Stfife tln most assortment of everykind of itooils usually fmmil in a first class Crockery Sure ever brought to this State. The goods have all been t"- lelrcted with UreaK'ars and purchased xince the first of J.inunrjr last At Vt-ry I.oiv Pricey and will be sold at 1i*liolc*nle or Retail At pr'ct-siess than thev have ev-jrbeen offered in this market before. Hotels, Saloons & Private Families wfll flr.d everything In the line of Crockery, Cliina & »lassware. AI.SO: l*Iuled-Ware Urilaiinfn-'Wnre lutllerjr l.stMH*** Look iiTjr-falHBHPfl, The attention of private families is invited to ui.v superior 117, HrStnii,' China, White French China and Oii/i/Jiitin/ china. Tea, dinner. Brenlilust anditetlel Mcll*. You can buy any nnnit.er of pieces yon want and have thein packed and delivered at the cars Free of Charge. Call aud exaiuiue for vourselves. K84-10-U CHAS. IJ, BACKUS.


ocr: BURLINGfTON ADVERTISEMENI'S. 1. L. CORSE. i- M. COMB. J. L. CORSE & 80N. Booksellers and Stationers^ Jefferson St., weit.of nuln« Burlington, Iowa. American Sunday School Uni^n Agency, American Tract Society ,, v Agency, UW BOOKS a large assortment SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, WRITING PAPER, WALLPAPER, ENVELOPES £0 he had hi any qnaatity -of J. L. Corse A Son.


ocr: T. C. WOODWARD, HAYIXO SVST- RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA aaplmdMtetef SPRING AND SUMMER O O S For Men and Boys, Invites buyers to examine his large and w«0 aoloettd STOCK OF HEADY MADE O I N IIATS, CAPS, BOOTS -A.3ST3D SHOES, Umbrellas iTrunlU, Carpet Sacks, AND FURNISHING- GOODS. All of which be offers to the U I E A FOR CASH. In Simons' ricw building. abore the Ottounwa House, and opposite J. Hawiey's Store. Ottumwa, April 14, Wl-fi-11-y


ocr: LAWRENCE & CHAMBERS, aff now aArtdlftg to Wt CAS It' TRADE aaMraod beaatlftil selsctioir ot Staple and .1 DRY "GOODS, rtntii to Mw wpsmrd & tohntER SALES *. vt hava BOSTON BOOTS St SHOES, In all their varieties. .. FAglUQXJufy-BX/P fTJttt, CAPS* BONNETS. pwrwyissof |BEE!iS-V\RE fiLVSSWARS, WALL PAPER WINDOW SHADES^ v $pli a TftJ'Srf


ocr: JLOW FHHEI TRKl'lPHA^l'n O A K A AT TEE SIGX OF TEE HARDWARE GLASS, IRON HARVEST it The largest aid beet (elected stock of HARDWARE, IROX, FILES, HARVEST TOOLS, BLACKSMITH GOODS, Chain*, Hemp and Rubber Packing, Se.t Sc. that ever came to this town. HT? stock has been bought with} great care? and at the lowert CASH prices. I will state plainly without issuing an extra blowing advertisement that I will sell goods, such as Iron for wagons,Iron for huegies, Iron for Drag Teeth, Iron for tCUTLERY AND TOOLS, Ac. BIG Ottumwa, loifli HAS RETURNED FROM THE Eastern Manufacturing Districts, •and la now receiving at hi* /m.. A W A E


ocr: Anather Crockery 8 to re in Bur^ingtonJ GLASS City Comer of ITlHin and Valley SI*. n i K n -To\- Jcompleteassortment ust opened at the irtiore named store the most of«verykind of floods usually found in a first class Crockery Sure ever brought this State. The poods have all been Selrrted Willi (ireatCare and purchased since tlie first of January last At v.ry l.oiv Price*) and will be sold at Wholesale «r Rrtail At prices less than they have evtrbeeu ollered in this market before. Hotels, Saloons & I'rhatc Families wfll lir.il everytliinir in the line of Crockery, CUittH fc GlftuwaRe. Also: rialed'flare Brltminln-'^ ii rr t'litlierv. I.anips) l.oiikinir«(laHe«) The attention of private families is superior *.H,, H7lite Stone China, White French China and Go'tf lidiiti China. Ted) Dinner, lircukiuit and Toilet Me I lot. Orot'keiy-'Wwf!1 You can boy any nuinhcr of piece? yon want and liave them packed and delivered at the cars Free Charge. Call and examine for your.-elves. h84-!0-tl CHAP. B, nACfftlt.


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ocr: except Airil Kill— 117 v PHYSICIAN*. A.HI K V K M.D.V 1 iii announcing to the citizens of Ol ii in w and vicinity, tha lie lias mo veil his KM'l.to -n.l story I'limioy's lllock, where he "ill aver he found ready to attend to any call in his line, when.ahsenl on professional v -I.lieits a bu-inecs. He re- shal e of the public patroiiajre.


ocr: BITRLINtiTON ADVERTISEMENTS. GREpAUM, SCHRODER & CO, Philadelphia ONE PRICE STORE, Bl LIS GTQA*. IOWA. HAVE RECEIVED THEIR NEW AND U S O K OP FALL & WINTER G-OODB ,QV ALL KINDS, AS fllLHSlsi^K ROBES, MERIMOES PK I.A1NS, POPLINS, 4c. \ltE LARGEST AXD CMRAPEST STOC^O? DOMESTIC GOODS, SUCH AS Calict»efl,^lu%liii, Hickories, iT DRILLING, Etc., Etc, OLD soon« n o u s E n CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, TRIMMINGS, o n n e s THE FfJfXSf AND LARGEST ASXORTMWNr TO BEJTOUND. RUCHES, I'LOWERI Ajiu all kinds of HtbLlAEB I CMff i I u. i'1.'" iurrr 1--»j.ftyt BOIrtJETS-mADE VP At SttOEV NOtlCS. We positively «lll aell goods cheaper than any hotuts la Burlington. Give us a call and conrlne* ponrself of these facts. (iKKKMiAl'M, SCHRODER A CO., Jf'f 9


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ocr: Kip and Coarse Boy's fine Calf Kip and coarse Gent's Buffalo Over I i Jti A i WEED. JOSEPH BKIDGMA.N. OIIAS. KlW. KEJ#F SUCCESSORS TO o. WEED OO. 12,'j SECOND STREET, ABE NOW RECEIVING TIIEIR FALL AND WINTER STOCROf 6MIPETS-. 0R©CER8BSs HARDWARE Hals, Caps, Boots aiad BltKOODS DEPARTMENT, Dress (Jouds, Robes A'Qiiille, Robe? Delaine, Robes Cashiaet«, Satin du cliein, Valentin Plaids, Cashmeres, Valenlist Crossovers, French Mtrit.oe?, i e Beges, Caslunere Decosse, Prints) French Silk—style and finish, Bleached Goods. These Goods havc been selected with i care, excelltd. nd ror teauty of finish cannot be jBreakil)g Canton Flannels. Bleached and unbleached in »ortment'. Muscatine, Jan.. 3, 1858— tf Flannels. Twilled, red, plain, fiwile, all WOOV silk and wool Douu-l. Opera.Flannel*— ia beautiful article /or cloak linings vtS children's wear. Woolen Blankets Batting, white and col'd Wa.'dinj?, Caudle Wick, Linseys, I Woolen and Cotton Y irns, Marshal's Linen Tlireaii, Coats & Brook's spool thread. Woolen and Worsted Goods, Mantillas, Capes, LaJie-i and Gentle men's Scarfs and Coinlorts, Ladies, Mis jsesand Children's Hoods, Ladies' VVrap» per?, Children's Jacketts, Ladies and Ent»lish an I American—in all styles and Misses' Gaiters, Armlets, wristl«?ts, cuffs varieties, such as Pacific, Menmacjfw&,c., &c. Cocheco, Fall It.ver, Phillip AHetTs,4 Gloves and Hosiery, and all other best brands. & Blendenu fine Ginghams. (Silk, Woolen, Cashmere anil Cotton Scotch, English and American, i Gloves, Cloth Gloves, Ladies' clglh, silk Checks, Caladonia, Columbia, Aromingn, an Cumberland, and other choice styles, jIcid Mitts. Shawls. Large and Square Broche, Bav State,? OAR!PJiiU S« Waterloo, Scotch, and other choice? English, Tapestry, A in. i»gCMftytferee« sty!es of long and square also, a new ply und stair Carpetsi and beautiful Mantilla pattern, Gentle-j Oil Cloths 4-4 (j-4 8-4 wide. tlenen's Shawls, Ladies' cloth Cloaks w Hoops. Kentucky Jeans, Linen Goods. Wool and Cotton Tweetfs, Table Linen, Napkins, Dowle's Best! Doe Skins, brands of Irish Linen. Full assort. Ladies' Mantilla C!ot)i—a water-proof ment Diapers, Crashes, Liren sheet- article, ing Ladies, Gentlemen and Children's Gentlemen's Heavy Coatings. Linen H'dk'l's, Linen Cambrics, Blay and brown Linens. j" GROCERIES. BOOTS AND SHOES. Cuba, New Orleans and clarified Syr Our stock is manufactured expressly Golden Syrup, Sn^ar I louse Syrup 6nd for our trade md is^ot excelled by any Molasses half 1.1.1s ml 10 gal. kegs. custom made work Men s Fine Calf Boo4s, 1 hoe- Men's Calf and coarse Boy's Youth's Children's Shoes, Ladies' Gaiters, Buskin's Slippers. VVOmen's Goat Bootees, Misses' Y \7 V V i fiTYYYUTO W jli\ II Jo uliil 1 XIA Of FOR MEN AND ROT S WAR. Fer qi» ity and goodness of material our stock is complete. «§0'fr RIO., ociiii itnd Java. ft A if, Our usual choice brands of Imperial, Green and Black. Green Tea in 2. 3, 4* 5 and 6 lb. boxes. Vinegar, Currants, and full ass't of spices, &e. HATS AND GAPS. A lull assortment ol Men and iSoys* soft wool Hats, tl u k, col'd and stamped Fur, Siljt, Worsted and Cot. Plush Caps. Hardware. Cutlery, ist sleel shovels arid spades log and irace chains large and small cor dage, bed cords and clothes lines, *acking skeine and broom twine. CHICAGO WAGONS. Moline, Hock Island, and Davenport an(| QJ(Jlam) p,ows jgJ Glovegj brnganza Gauntlets, Ladies' lined Ticks. Woolen, Plain arid Ribbed Hose,1 Amo«keag, Agawam, Pembertcn, ^»n5lo Worsted do do do Saxon, Lancaster. &c„ &c. Lamb's wool do do do Jiroivn Goods. .'White mode and black cotton All the best brands at the lowest prices.|cliiidreti'tt Hosier}' in large assortmeM. e and Capes. customers to our stock of Carpets, which Skirls. {is more full and ccmplete than any in Steel and Mctalic—Bridal— latest style ihi» city. and decidedly the best article in market, Clot/iSi Cotton and Moreen Skir's, Striped and Plain Cussimere*, WatchkSpring) steel, GsJie Satinets, 4 would call the attention of our V Powder. large s« Rifle, Mining and ('annister. Fttse.Lead, (Shot and Percussion Caps.


ocr: i Bleached and unbleached in »ortment'. Muscatine, Jan.. 3, 1858— tf OFFICE Three AIN DRILL. Perils regularity in seeding WHEAT, HYE. OATS, BARLEY, TIMOTHY CL'lVEll, FL^X, OjNION," or MILLET SEED—as also (or its durability and simplicity, this Machine has not been ixcclied in any S'ate where it has been introduced. This Drill has 1»ken the First Premium at Ihe-Ohio Slnle Fair Tor lhre« successive years, 1855-56-57. It was awarded'tfrd Silver Pitcher nt the Misstftiri State Fair nt St Louis of ihe same year. Also, at the Illinois and.Mryland Sfsfc Fairs of 18f)7 and '58, which is conclusive evidence (r its merits. doors south of 3d, on Walnut Street, Muscatine, Iowa deelO-wSm large s« Rifle, Mining and ('annister. Fttse.Lead, (Shot and Percussion Caps. GEO. B. EDGAR, Agent for Iowa.


ocr: Farming *sSsa 2' hu tftta*1. & N 0 1 3 2 Ilungarim Grass Seed, Timothy, Red Top, Millet, Chinese Sugar Cane, Turnip, Those who purpose BUILDING are espe cially invited to give us a call, as we are prepared to fnrni.-h evervthinjr inch ded in the t^rm WM. R. STONE A I N S E E Bpg leave lo call the attention of the public to their Our assortment of PLOWS includes many varieties, among which are the celebrated Bostw or '"Yankee Plows, Deere's Moline Plows. ALSO, Cultivators, I Fan Mills, I Chums, Shovel Plows, I Corn Plantew. Seed Sowers, Straw Cutters, Horse Kakes, Sub-soil Plows, Corn Shellers, ?PAD.SC?.^PERS' C0RN "HOUSEBUILDING HARD WARE." Our Nails and Glass aro from the best manufactories in Pittsburgh, the low rates of river freight enabling us to furnish Mill, Cross cut and Circular Saws, Pumps and Pump Chain, Grindstones and Cranks, »"dCOi: MILLS, and everything in the way of IIATINQ and HARVESTING lOOI.h. We are agent for HUGO'S KKAPER and MOWKR, and will warrant it equal to anything use, and of easier draft. PBICB $140. We have, In addition to the above, a large stock of W A :IK-III at extremely low prices. 0.r WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT will offer .uperior inducement,. CASH OR "SHORT TIME" BUYERS Vigcitioe, Ap,n8, ST °hic,Se CHESTER WEED. JOSEPH BRIDGMA.N. S & & S E E S Our slfirk inbracps a complete assortment of FIELD, AUDEN HERB and FLOWER SEEDS, including several varieties lately introduced into the country. Locust, Osage Orange, Blue Grass, Red Clover, White Clover, Carrot, Onion Seeds and Onion Sets. We have taken pains to procure the choicest varieties of GARDEN SEEDS' besides our usual quantities in SMALL PACKAGES. King Philip and other va rieties of Seed Corn, Pitch Pine, Buckthorn, Peas and Beany evtry variety. CARPENTERS, BLACK- KMirilSand COOPERS should give us a call before pnieka eiD„' elsewhere. OUR STOCK OF TOOLS CANNOT TAIL TO SUIT. Space would not permit a list of "Miscellaneous.' W* mention a few articles: Blacksmith's Drills, Paint Mills, Lead Pipe, Cordage, o I Platform and other Soales, Mortising Machines, 1 Boring Machines, Ij«ad Pipe, etc., etc. S'- (Successors to C. WEED CO..) J. & 8 S E O O INT 33 s H. ID El Are now receiving their Spring and Summer Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, I A E S O I I N BOOTS «fc SILOES, HARDWARE, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES, &c., I o which they wonld invite the attention of their city and country friends assuriasr that they are prepared to sell Goods FOR CASH Oft GILT-EDGED PAPER, less pricw ^an they can be furnished at any House this side of the Mississippi CHAS. EDW. KENT"


ocr: and lowet from ilihed linen and cott Ue difference CHEAPEST AND BESTJN THE MARKET* S a. aresh from the Eastern market, and OF THEIR OWN MANriFAfTirnE .hi.k »W n .-n Cts-rovs TO THEIR STOCK, and will than any other bcu»e in the city or State. Tbev have JUST RKCEIVKD HKAVV CfcS-IONS TO THEIR STOCK, and will add ther.to as Rooms-No. 102 Second Street-and examine" eir & S E I N Household Furniture, ..DtL 7 "J17* leur hours. The rrocesa is naturally u comfortable as it isIbe soft without smothering leeessfai and important, hut the comfort and the sncoess roJ,aod mou,,J Boas, hair, upon a rigid 'foundation make delioatsffor the heaviest and yielding aneogh» for the lightest. ache, and interfere more or less with the free circs* i '-s. G* d' P- STEIX* $?U Agmt*fnr this part of the State* TSt Jl 1 Kfc.CM\ KD HKAVT A0* Call at their Saler? stook befors purchasing rltswhere. 7 o- TUCKER'S PATENT SPRING BEDS—Best, most Comfoitable, Healthy Sleeping Arrangements in use. ^ut of three ?©re and ten years, which make the «u» the blood, ft haf loaf beea a problem W oroaaa tal of Hnman life, about one score and Are are spent iol* would hare all the advantages of elasticity thl btd. W*-h*at sleep *he werld wowld directly go mad. A« *.on,d preserve its level onder the pressors of its jasl a freai ral role, eanity has to be restored by it every twenty-i every point u» »i is laptff |j| without smothering, Md aot o.at taoi word' to n&ke b«4 St o*M Imi pt contact so as net t» imtrsda Ika 1 wt m• hil In other i 4«p*»d greatly on circumstances. Beds differ, sli the way!«rious healthful, der-down, fr»m the swine's hair to pure po!-!tTer equalled, in all th#ie r«speots, TuCKRn's 5rni~i Herts and silk coverlet. And the Mr. Tucker, by the use of wood, iron Sad »t*el, s as marked upon health as i is upon tojrethpr in a very novel and philosophical saner, makes a '"~~J heal in rcsped


ocr: V E W who have hven unable to supply iheiii.elvos to the unp-ieedented ru»h, will call soon nt th Muscutin. itovo Store, W.U. A. 1SK )WNK-.L. Dec. 24i,h.—lUwitt, 1858 GOOD*" —FOR M- ALL AND WINTER TBADJC E & S K LS Wnion Block, Muscatine, M« riMiaod, AND Iff 8TORE, FOR 8AI.K A VERY arge and Complete Assortment oi^— Carpels and notions, O O S s S O E S A S 4 A ROCERIES, N AILS AND LASS Batting, Carpet Chain, Jke., Ac. o Ow GOODS have all bsen bought in the EMtern Cities, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, And will be sold accordingly. We solicit a *all from Wholesale aad Retail Otsyers to our extensive assortment of I W Feeling oonftdent that we can and will sell 8o«d? as cheap as any Ilovwt«» the Country potsibly can. LEMP ft S?LLS. 1858. 185P


ocr: 75 oct. 21 1'lUIEli & DBMOftm'S No- 182 Second Street U S A I N E I O W A WE noip offer to the public our stookofBoeks and Stationery, consisting of Standard and Miscellaneous Works, Keligious books, Bibles, Prayer .'looks, Hymn Books, Ac. Our list of School Books comprises al 1 in general use in the State.— Plain and Fancy Stationery, Cap, Letter and Note Paper, Plain and Fancy Envelopes. Ink and Ink stands, Pens and Pen Holders, Sealing Wax.Qold Pens, Blank Bo ks, Wall and Window Pap r, Fancy Goods. For tmonies, Portfolio, Pocket Cut lery, Pearl Paper Fol lets, Ladies' and Giants' Writing ind Dressing Cases, Toilet Articles, As. Our shelves will be furnished with the lite pub lications as they issue from the hanli ef ths publisher at publisher's prices. Jan. 4th,1359—dsw Also, oonnec ted with the ikon,• Newspaper & Periodical Depot! Where will be found all the Popular Papers audi Mag&xi&ii OP THI DAT. Atlantie, Godey. Harper. Graham, Frank Leslie, Ballon, i n i Frank IesJie's Pictorial, Harper's Ballon 'b Olea-on's Maw York Ledger, Weekly, Mercury, N. Y. Tribune,weeklyaad daily do Herald, do do po Times, do do hicago Press and Tribune* weekly and diiljr. do Times, do do And all the [opular Papers of the day. Now is the time to subscribe for your Papsrs and Any of the ones for $3.30 in adnance. Y Tribune, Wckly, at $1.00 per year, .do Times do do do Press Tribua e do de Remember ths place—182 Second street, jan4 daw R. BOIIN. A. L. MASON. E O V A V


ocr: IMnilil! & DEMO iOTS BOOK ROOM No- 182 Second Street VBBSfKOHr 8!ffZ£SX8a# U S A I N E I O W A WE now offer to the publio Books comprises al onr stoek of Rocks and Stationery, consisting of Standard and Miscellaneous Works, Religions Books, Bbles, Prayer Uooks, Hymn Booki, Ac. Onr list of S.' not I in general use in the State.— Plain and Faii»y Statirncry, Cap, LETTER and Note Paper, Plain aad Fanev Envelopes. Ink and lak Stands, Pens and Pen Holders, Sealing Wax. Gold Pens, Blank BOCKS, Wall and Window Pap«* Fancy Goods, Hoitmonies, Portfolio, Pocket Cut lirv. Pearl Paper Folders, Ladies' and G-ntr Writing and Dressing Cases, Toilet Articles, A" Ounhelvts ill be furnish with the L%te lieations as they issue from the HANLL OF TH« publisher at publisher's PRICES, Jan. 4th,1859—DRW Also, conneetod with the above,• Newspaper & Periodical Dq*! Where will be found all the Popular PAP&CS AAD MAG&AMES1 «#TQK DAT. Atlantis^ Godey. llarper,' N. Y .Tribune, URAHAQT* Frank Leslie, Baliou, i i n i Frank Leslie's Pictorial, Harper's BAL ION'S GLEA-ON'S NEW YORK LEDGER, WEEKLY, MERCURY, N. Y. TRIBUNE, WEEKLY AND DAILY DO HERALD, DO DO O TIMES, DO DO CHICAGO PRESS AND TRIBUNE, WEEKLY AN4 DTLLY DO TIMES, DO D)T And all tbe topular Papers of the day. Now is the time to subscribe foryour Papers M# Magazines. Any of tbe $3.00 OUCH for $2.50 in advance. WekJy, at $150 per year, Jdo Times dq do do Chicago Press $ Tribune do do F*: Remomber the place—TS8 Second stffsil^" jw4-daw


ocr: GREEN & STONE MUCATINB, IOWA. K E8 A.nd Dealers in Exchange. (Jnion* to any partof the Billgof exchange on alltbsprinci* cities of United. Statei and Europe bought sold Money remitted to Kurope in sight hicboan be sashed in any town in KN gland, or Wales. Drafts for sale iniumsto suit, payable in Psris, Hamburg,Cologne,Frankfort,O.M.


ocr: PARTICULAR OLD Pianos ATTENTION paid to tuning AN# repairing Piano Fortes.Meledeons, Ac., at th# MUSCATINE MVSIG DEPOSITOR Orders left there for Prof. Atkins will promptly attended to in town or country. Also,be a large as sortment all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS At Eastern prices, may be found at tbe name estab lishment. Italian and other Strings, Sheet Music, and every article usually kept in a Music Store. trken in exchange for new, and the latt-r sold at eastern prices, with no addition for freight. JOSEPH SYKKS, Musio Dealer, and agent for Hainea Brothers full iron frame first class Piano Fonts. JulylS 135 Second «t., MusoaHn*-


ocr: heshortestnotice, BYGlove-Kid JUSTWindow O N N O S S JGaitersrates. UST BOOTS AND -HOKS- C/ LUSTOM made Boots and Shoes constantly on hand and made to order. Repairing done NEALLEY EXPRESS—A new stoott of LaJies' Lasting andGoat,Congress and Laoe Gait ers for spring and snmmcr wear. Also, a fine lot of Children'SILAJK and Fancy Gaiters,booteesan^ Slipporsat CHAS. NEALLEY'8. RECEIVED—A new lot of Green Oil Cloth for Curtains at C. NEALLEY'S. may2:T of Mason's Challenge Blacking .4UU salelow by may23 rsoeived, a large assortment of Ladies' Boots and Buskins, wbicb will -All be sold at living fm23j CHAS. NEAT.J.KY. L- "BATHER" may23 kinds of leather on hand. C. NEALLEY. 100 H°NE Cellars C. NEAM/FY. for sale. complete assortment of Saddlery-Har ware now on band. SHOE FINDINGS—A full Mon's an4 Boy's BuckskinGlovos and Mittens just received on consignment and for sale at whoUtale by Oct.22. CHARLES NEALLEY. O E OB stock. my2S N K A LI EY. Buckskin Gloves and Mittens. DOZEN for C. NEALLEY. C. NEALI Y.


The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume]

ocr: Now Advertisements. I I A I Y I A Y A S S E E I N AT E V I N S N e w S o e FRONT STREKT, OTTUHWA. CiOODS for flic niLLIO.Y Si!.',-'. Merinos, Alpaccas, De Lains, Perages, etc., to ia jet the demands of lleauty and Fashion. I N S Of the best Rrand- by the bolt or pattern at Prices that Defy Compctitign. KING COTTON Is now rampant, so lay in your stock of Muslins, llleaelied ami I'nbloaoluMi, Sheetings and Cotton goods of every description before the L'uiou U dissolved. The Virginia Scare GIVES YOU THE BKXEFIT OF THE WOOL PA^RIDT Throwing before you a Stock of CLOTHS, SATINET?, TWLLUS, lASSlMt-.KES, iMANS. FLANMOJ, in quantity, quality, and cheapness to opta,/Oureyes iu S ancer-eyed amazement. NOTION# Too numerous to mentloti, to ueet all wants, whims aud fancies. E A A E fior those, who can't be satisfied without getting Good* Bd«w Govt. S I A E A S BELOW COST! TIIE GROCERY LINE COPFSB—No. 1. TKAS— Uy Ctii'st or Pound. SUUAI(3—Urown, Crashed sad I'ULNKS, CITRIIAXW, 40. Extra stock of a'JSl ACUOS wholesale and retail. Intending to do exclusively a Dry Goods and Gro cery business, will close out BUI LOWS HARDWARE WHOLES ALE AXD RETAIL isf" Call at my New Hoom, opposite IlawieyASou :.^F. Dec.», lS5-u4i-ll-4w.


ocr: 111 f.l.l it. A 'IIVMII KI AND CHICAGO, UmLOGTOT ATO B1VLU ^UINCY It VIIJiOADS. stock \ancR, a STO^K TRAINS A WEEK FROM OTTUMWA TO CHICAGO! PAST EXPRESS STOCK TRAIN RUN ON SATURDAY Leading Ottumwa at 4 n'cloek M, and arriving at Chicago IS o'clock Saturday niirht, D. REMICK, Gen'l Agent. P« ,». 8, 186ft— »o2«-tr The College Journal of Medical Bcleaoa.


ocr: PHILADELPHIA, ONE PRICE STOREr BVBLINCTOX, HAVE RECEIVED THEIR MBWANJb U S O K OP FALL & WINTER GOODS OF ALL KINDS, AS S1L.K8, HLE ROBES, MEIMXOE& D* LA INS, POPLINS, *0. TBS LA ROE ST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OM OOMESTI8 GOODS, SUCH AS Ca!icoep,lf tmliii, IXIckorics^ DRILLING, Eto., Bto, I I O I S I I O O O S CLOAK? AND SHAWLS, TRIMMINGS, to. o n n e s THE FINEST AND LARGEST ASSORTMENT TO BE FOUND. RUCHES, FLOWERS And all kinds of IWIfjIil 1\IERY «OODS. B0XXKTS MADdUP AT •HOUT HOfXCB. We poritNcl^ *en goo«i ibkspw tMa kbjr house In nurlington. Give us a call and convlae* yourself of these facts. GRKENDAUM, SCHRODER A CO., N%. S 10 Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa, pr .Milliners and Country Merchants supplied wlth Siil lnerv Goods at Eastern Prices. Sept. 2-', sCi'J-U-i's tf Wholesale and Retail


ocr: *r» Insalllhle for iltoppa^es or ir'.gi !rll!ts of the Men- Hit Tills are nothing cew, tit have Heen used by tha .Doctor iti his prartitv lot many years, both in Prance an I in Aioertfra, with nnparai. Irled success In Over' ease aud he Is urge -many thous i." la i 1 who have used them, make the I'ilh r,ub f.r the silrvuitioa thos- sut erinf an y lm-gt larities wli ever, pret entile to I dies whose health wl __ not permit of mi iojr-ase Offltllllv. 9 selves so, are CNUM gainst u In? p1lN Dr. Dupanco'fi OoldeiiP^rfodt cal. I S FOT: FKMALKS. tin that cot lltlon, as the (proprietor assumes tio II'espotisibilitv after the jat'ove admonition, al though ihcir mildness (would prevent any in ljury to health other wie tl.e,-.- ^liis are as |cuii»ni9ud ed. Direction iacompany ing each bo*. 'Price, #1. .. i Ball i. 8mith ft Co. 121 Lake 8t Chi^agt Ager.t* •it i i ir the North Wesit-rn State*,aisi dealers in li ir.es. N. B.—AskiforDr. ^to" Vor. -o's G»l4»n Hit*.— S'-e sij.'iiatui'e on every .'box. You lli-n.ihtaln a jplll you tuay dapeud up vu. ......... IS I a Pri-jjnai feronle.s or ,, those su| posing tl LMle* hr ea^loein one doTfar tiy niall either ot the agents tie low, t!an have the I'll! *e:it (confidentially) to any part of the countly —u- -r'


ocr: SISSON, a rm II V I f»erninu'*Mtl\ KK Oirciv ll)» thl l-! in :e» to All of town ..ml vicinity vnrk warranted. Lad! waited on nt thclri-esldrnces If d-sired. Teeth Inserted tmm one to aneutireset.eithorby means of springs oritmospherir pressure, lie may lie found at the oflice of Drs. Willi i.-' son Thrall, the 1st week in the month. (Feb. It,


ocr: .^aortrcH. acorn nVM. 1. & J. PRUGII. Wholesale and. Itelnil Dealers In U N 1 U E CHAIRS, MATRASSES, ETC. BVBLIAGT^iM, «r Sept. 22, l«.r®—2S-11- -tvi No. 19, Jturrssaoir 8T*«»ff, -.'« tsr


ocr: -A-ND J. LOOMIS & CO,, BiniAKDft* BLOCK, FRONT SIKEET, OTMUMWA, IOWA., UEALEBS Ul *t»D FANCV GOODS, Grrooeries. Ch-ockery, SHOES,


ocr: SCHRODER & LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCX a i I i E O O PHILADELPHIA PRICE STOR^ BtBLINGTON, IOWA.. RECEIVED THEIR NBW AXD* I S O K OF GOODS OF ALL KINDS, AS 81'jLR ROBES, MERI3TOC9 DE LAIN8, POPLINS, Ac. DOMESTIC GOODS, SUCH AS BONNttt MADE VP AT SHORT HOTIOt. ,1fe ywltlwly will sell good* cheaper ttaif ,49? in Burlington. Give us a call and coovlilj|ft of these facts. 0(J GKKKNBAL JI, BCUBOOER OQ., vtr i-fj lliekoriciy RILLING, Etc., EtOjj v: O V S E O O O CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, TRIMMINGB, *«. Bonnets, FIXES AND LARGEST ASSORTStEWt" TO BE FOUND, BtTCHES, FL*OWJES£lS» And all kinds of •. r(« No. 6 A 10 Jetferaou street, Burlington, Iowa^^ Milliners and Country Merchants euppliftf Mil'lnery Goods at Eastern Prices. Sept. 22, lSiO-11-28 tf Wholesale and Retail- LUMBER YAR])| KUll^lNGTON, IOWA.{


ocr: PI a ted-Wan' Bri.tunnla«ltai« Anethar Crnktry Store in Burliogtoa! City Crockery Store!! Corner of main aud Valley Kt*. BVRLl^TOW- IOWA. Jcomplete ust opened at the above named store the assortment ofeverykind of goods usually found In a first clas. thU State. Crockery £t«re ev«r brought to Tiie goods have allbeeA delfctcd with Great Cant and purchasedsince the flrat of Januar/tlnf fit At very Ioiv Prlcc», and will be sold at Wholesale or Reh|| At prlcesle** than they have era been offered In market before. Hotels, Saloons & Private Families wfll fli.d everything tn the tine of' Crockery, China it, ai.SO: Cuttlery^ l.aitip*^ I.ookiiiyHilaiMit frt* The attention of private families is Invited to uy superior Whit? Stan* China, Wftite Fiw uch C/u»a amt Go/if Vttnd China. Ton can bny any number of pieces yon' want and have them packed aud delivered atthe car* Free of ®h4rge. tall aud examine for yourselves. .144-10-U CHA8.B, BACKUS. Breakfast aud t'oUel Sclts,


ocr: PHYSICIANS. A. IIl'llVKL M. !., TOttumwa .HCUS pleasure in annouueing to the rlMrrts of and vicinity, that lie has moved liisOl-'" FIC'K to 2nd story Pumroy's lilocli, where he will aver he found ready to attend to any call in his line, exci-Dt when absent on professional Imslners. lie re gpcct full i solicits a share of the public patronage. Auri 1 1 *."—n" V


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ocr: K. E. €iAY, '"Wnoli sale and lietall DeatSHn -ja bftvus HILAK I.M'S, dtrniCAii oils, fAisr.s, iYE-srcwa, WHJGUIST.h' (iLA.SSWAUK, 1. INS11U MKKTS, ETC. uuiu,iNrroN, Iowa. —Healer in Xelital Inntrumeiits, Gold and Tin Koll, Window Gl-iss, a great iety of Fane Articles, fportliijf and Kishini.'Tackle. 0sr Alien' for Smith's Machine Cards, and all p0f utar patent nedicineg. u'^V—'Sti—tf