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FL NEW PROSPECTUS.
STOCKT0N'S BOOK AND JOURNAL:
A NEW DOLLAR MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Begun January, 1857.

DeytsU 0uHN1Ty, 1901. F3f
Ey III. STOCKTON, HAVING REMOVED from
III BALTIMORE to PIMA DELpHIA, and transferred
the publication Of the Bile IN Separate Tolumes, the
Bile Tracts, and Bible Times to the latter city,
also issues DoItn Monthly, Magazine, called
"SrocKToNs Book AND JOURNAL"
/. THE BOOK DEPARTMENT.
The "BooK" department opens Select Series o,
Original Ij'orks by the Editor himself, to consist
/. SERMoNs FOR THE People;
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CARD.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY (AU-
~ gust Sd) entered into partnership in the House
Carpenters and Joiners business and having erected
a new and commodious shop in the rear OF JACK
SON HALL, between Third and Four-and-a-half
streets, prepared 10 contract for and perform all
work in their line OF business either in city OF coun-
try with which their friends or the public may favor
them, on accommodating terms with promptness and
despatch. They respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage.
GEORGE W. GARRETT 4 co.
They have several houses and lots for sale in diff.
ferent parts OF the city on accommodating terms.
G. w. GARRETT q CO,
SLIM Untel)
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.Gop Is EVER GooD.n


See the shining dew drops
On the fiowrcts strcwed;
Proving rs they sparkle,
God is ever good,
God Is ever good,
God is ever good.
See the morning sunbcams
Lighting up the wood,
Silently proclaiming--
God is ever good,
God Is ever good,
God is ever good.
Hear the mountain streamlct
In the solitude,
With its ripple saying
God Is ever good,
God is ever good,
uod Is ever good.
In the lesfy tree-tops,
Where no fears intrude,
Joyous birds are singing
God Is ever good,
God is ever good,
God Is ever good.
Bring, my heart thy tribute,
Songs Of gratitude,
While all nature utters--
Good Is ever good,
God Is ever good,
God Is ever good.
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souAsHEs.- Many persons fail to get good
sqashcs in consequence OF the bugs making such
havoc with the young and tender plants; what
they do not cat being SO mutated and poisoned
as to prevent their growth. Various modes have
been resorted to TO prevent these ravages but with
little effect. The squash is strong feeder, and
needs a rich and warm soil, and when 1t has these
and can be kept out Of the way of the bugs, there
is no difficulty in procuring good crop. The best
preventive, however, Of the bugs, Is TO plant late
The plants come quick, If the soil is suitable, and
60 on with rapid growth.
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THIRTY-FIVE YEARS 1TRAMPS;p
BY
"BIG BENZ
A Journeyman Shoemaker.

n PROPOSE TO GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF MY
~ "TRAMPS" in different States with the scenes,
characters Incidents events sprees and adventures,
pated, including one year spent at sea and three
years in the United States Army, in war service. I
have had vicissitudes and troubles enough 10 try
any mans soul and almost ruin his understanding:
and now that am waxing old, and my thread Of
TO get something that will make all my latter days
last 10 comfort 70 the end TX
My "Tramps" viii form neat volume Of one
hundred pages, at least which win be furnished to
subscribers hereto at nifty cents, and will be issued
as soon as the subscriptions will justify
My old shop-Inates, members of the craft. and
others, trust will occasion" for me by subscribing
to this. Friends to whom this prospectus is sent
are requested to procure subscribers and forward
their names TO b. T. STARK,
SO Washington. D. c.
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HAVE You A CHoIcE GRAPE CurrISo THAT You
WANT TO ows--Then 60 to the woods, dig some
roots Of wild grape vine cut them into pieces Of
about six inches long cut your cutting into pieces
Of only one or, at most two buds; insert the lower
end, by the common cleft-grafting method, into
the piece of wild vine root; plant il in the earth,
leaving the bud Of the cutting just level with the
top OF the ground. Every one so made viii grow,
and in two years become bearing plants
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n r. ID ERG K X respectfully informs the
a. public in general and his friends in particu-
such as Cotions, Needles Threads, silks, Buttons.
Pens, Tobacco, Cigars, together with Candies Cakes
Fruit Vegetables, in Aort, "a Family Provision
Store and will sell as cheap as the cheapest Don't
forget the place. ID is BERGER'S STORE, on the
West Side Of Thirteenth street. second door south OF
q street. o3 I'm
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NEW STORE. a
WILLIAM p. FORD.
4 AT

MANUFACTURES OF FRENCH AND AME-
lvu RICAN CONFECTIONERY, Dealer in Foreign
FRUITS. NUTS, PICKLES, &c, having taken the
house one door north Of Harbaugh's drig store, ON
seventh street between and II, and fitted IL up in
good style, and erected oven, Is now prepared
good things in his line Of business. Having made
every and ample arrangements that will enable hin,
io furnish fresh Candies Cakes, and Pies, of his
make daily, he naticrs himself as being able TO give
satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with call.
Pnrtcs Balls, Weddings, Pic Mics, Suppers DC,
served up al the shortest notice and in the most
fashionable style
lee Cream furnished 10 order sl8 Of
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SrRAwBERRY BEDs.-They should be kept
free from weeds and grass, well watcred whom
In flower and when bearing To keep the
ground always moist and the fruit clean yari-
Gus methods are adopted, the favorite being a
mulch Of spent tan. It keeps down the weeds,
yields fannie acid, keeps the ground moist
and preserves the fruit from dirt and sand
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HARD TINES will soon cease If the people will
become producers Instead Of consumers. They,
must make the Eldorado oftheir future happy
homes and competency, instead Of the delu-!
siyo prospects Of mere speculation. We have
rich and smiling country. II will pay from
the commencement Let people adopt the GER
tain and profitable business Of farming, and
they win be happy and truly rich.
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Are particularly adapted 70
arrangements Of the digestive
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ing nom impurity OF the
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
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lvl Eighth street. between and x streets i
prepared to accommodate six or eight gentlemen
with good board and comfortable lodging. Board
can be had either permanent or transient nj II
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IL not.)--I will SELL IL Immediately applied for
The stock and fixtures of my BAKERY, C0NFEC-
TI0NERY, AND FRUIT STORE, doing good
cash business. For further information enquire al
this oficr. o8 az
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edo You Want TO be Shaved, Sir ="
JAMES TALIAFARO,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,

bra~ Of Maryland AOeaus and SEVENTH Strees.
LIE shavcs pleasantly, cuts hair delightfully."-,
IN shampoons agrecably, and takes you by the
nose politely. ol0f
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WEEKLY AMERICAN

THE TRIAL
on ruE
WASHINGTON
ELECTION RIOTERS.
CRIMINAL COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
H-ASl7I1GT'0N
JUDGE CRAWFORD,
Presiding.
PHILIP BARTON KEY, ESQ, U. S. D.A.
COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENCE.
JoskPH II. BaADLKy, ST., ESQ.
RoBxRr y. Scorr, ESQ
VEsPAsIAN ELLIS, ESQ.
JouN A. LINTON ESQ.
WILLIAM j. MARTIN, ESQ.
JosEPH ii. BRADLEY, JR., ESQ.
DANIEL RATcLiFFE, ESQ
EDWARD O. DARLINGTON, ESQ.
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I'll r FA r M E r..

f7a Be- Oontinned.l
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q sip1ioas ier ths DAiLrA CARS cfrr, and
Nzx vAIxav Wms, must b accompanied BY
- - = ~ esss1-
DaIiy sslsaltsn o. psy he carrier IL they pre-
~, ssss - s~o'wsst TAsosarrssr = adxiasd 70
require pAynens n advancs, In III casss.
No Job WORK 1slivsrsd until raid for.
Al s4ssftissDsats mnst - paa1 fcf IN advance,
sgsspt = - - ~ ssstonsrs With whom No have
@qtaAi ospa4e WttA such, settlements viii Be
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MEAT SHOP.
Ar M~~ ~~A Rv~,

MEAT SHOP.
open All Bay ana Every Day.
I 1IERLHT notify all my customers, and citizens
l sgenerally, that have opened Meat Shop or
Fourth-sts. hetween Main and Biondsau, few
doors above Rap lees Grocery.
II will Us open every day (sundays excepted
from A. III. To p. N.
All xii 90 of meat, fresh and sAlted, kept con-
assutly hand. A. CHAPMAN.
ncioln2ux
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ATWATER'S
FIR r r r. MIU NJ
rs DOLLAR
SEWING MACHINE !!

ratcntcnca May b, 1906
THIS Machine has neither Looper, Hook, Shut
tie, Spring or Cam, - get out u order, and II
WHOLLY UNLIKE ANY OTHER MACHINE.
It was awarded the FIssr pRsnluM at she New
York State Fair, held - Buffalo, Oct, >, 1857, for
simplicity. Durability, Capacity
PRACTICAL UTILITY.
Singers, and Wheeler i Wilson's high. priced
aAohines vert In composition.
COMMITTEE Of Awards. G. Osyler. Editor Of
Albany Exprsss, Al. ~. 0viatt, Esq, Practical
Machinist. Rochester, NJ. XII Phineas Stanton,
sec Of Ingham University, N. X; and Calvin
Hurihert, ESQ, Ny.
This Is emphAticaliy the Machine fos the Pso-
pie. II has but to be seen to BE- admired, and
used 10 ba, appreciated.
Address j, IA. HALL, Keckuk, lows,
Proprietor for Lee and van Bnren ocanties
M0-Lsdiss arc requested 70 call 81 my residenos
| on Franklinst., between 9th and 9th, and exanint
| this Machine.
Oct. ~, 'a6-dkw
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GA plan i on foot 70 introdaos md ac-
climate ostriehss in France from South Amer
lea. The advantages which might BE- derived
would consist IN the supply Of feathers, now
10 great demand, and from the eggs, which
would form good article Of food 70 tn
people in tAs country.
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eTThs CrbAnA Uxios tells the. follow
ing = ono Of tho pleasing incidents attend.
ant upon Mr.. Douelas's recent visit to that
city:
"Are you Democrat ?" said Mr.. Douglas
10 bright lad, son Of one Of our sitissns.
.sNo, biz, = Iespondsd tho youth. nWouldn's
yoa vote for mo II 1oa we're old enough 2 y
continued the Senasof. mo, sir.n "Why
not, my little lad Ps tsBecauss, cir, my IA
ther tas taught me better" Tho Senator
concluded that the father Of thh boy had
been Regulating his domssais Institutions in
his own way"
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STATEMENT % the Greag WesteRn
IhsurAmce ana TFusa OomeAny, ~
Phllaastphla, Penn.
sTATR or IOWA. AUparsmss Ovvicx,
I'M D1s Mcl1xs, O. ~, 1855
TITS hereby certified, thst on the 18th day Of
y Oo&ober, 1885, = statement WAS hled In this Of
- showing ~ condition of the Great Western
lAs1fases - Ifnsk Company 81 Philadelphia,
Dtate ~ PsnnuylvAnia on tAe Ia day 81 September,
1883, In accordance with he proyiiions of an Get
OF the Legislature Of this state, passed jan
nary 2Sth, 1851; that such statement shows
that said Company IL possessed Of the requisite
amount Of capital, and invested required IN said
ACT.
Authority Il therefore given 70 the above named
Insurance Company TO transact basiness Of InsuF-
Ance. in this State in accordance With tho Laws
thereof.
It 10 also certified that SAINT NJ. RAskin, Esq !,
Of Kcokuk, has been duly appointed By sid Comps-
ny their lawful Attorney and gent Tor tho county
Of Lee with fun power 10 take risks Of Insurance.
therein and 10 scknswlsdgs service 81 Pressas upsn
his filing csrtifsd copy Of the statement nlsd in
this cfhce with the Clerk Of the District Court In
and for said county.
II il further certified, that the annexed 10 =
true copy Of the required statement.
In testimony whereof, / have hsre1ntp
II. set my hand and AIMED my seal OF once
this 10th day Of October, 1858.
JNo. PATTEE, Auditor Of lows.
BY A. BnAca, Deputy.
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sss.sss S4ssss. sAssss - 47,ssss
KXTE oEcr Tor sails : very Choice and Fresh ~
Nv lection Of FRUITS and NUTS, direct from
Kew Work ~ lcw prices.
New Layer Raisins,
New Zantc currants,
Kew French Frames,
New Citron.
ALSO,
English WaInutS, Filberts, Dates, Brasil Nuts,
Almonds, de-, Dc, DC.
All Of Witch are new and fresh, and will be sold
st wholesale on rstail b.
kELLO01 BfRGE,
oot25i No. 1ao Main.st.
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ia recent letter Of tho Hon. Caleb
Cushing, declining to attend public dinner
at Craytonville, s. G., in Col. 0rr's district,
furnishes the text for very racy paper In
tho November number Of the Atlantic Month
II, which bears strong internal evidence Of
having had Janice Russell Lowell for its Az
thor. He happily compares Gushing with
Disraeli, and says that sslike him, with "a
rious talents, he has one which overshadows
al the st,--the faculty OF inspiring uni
versal want Of confidence"
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TEAS
ME ARE receiving direct from Boston, and now
i w have ready Tor examination and sale Me
freshest, choicest, and cheApsst stock Of TEAS
one often bshelds .conss ting Of
l0perial, #
Old Hyson,
aunrCdsr,
Dung Hyson,
+. 0qlOng or Black
TEA. We are selling II retail - God Teas atlp
cenn an heretofore sold for 81, and al gsel4 q
least ~ par cent, lsss than the suAl retail ce.
All we ash Is trial. Dealers can buy ~ The
Cheat, or otherwise, At very low figures. -
KELLOGG BI1 L.
oct35i No. l4p
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DiArys for 1850,
4 LII sizas, just received and for sale by
a OGDEN, BKoWNELL i co.
oct2Sd
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Poiiscness Of tho ming.

The n. r. Times, describing the Morris
sey and Heenan AFFAIR, says:
ssAll the conrtesics OF var were observed
with the most delicate grace. At the close
Of the tight Morrisasy was carried over TO
bis fallen Toe. and Ii true French style kissed
his hand 10 token Of his valor. Both were
. ;sass1s . s taa Ss.a ~ 40 same Wagon
This morning Hsenan left shis card Oh Nor
rissey, and Morrissey sent in return : gift Of
500 70 Hcenan, who, although declining i
parse presented, accepted Mcrriasey's gift
in token III amity.
Notwithstanding the rowdy character oil
the surroundings, il ID but justice TO say tina,
neither In Buffalo nor on tho held " fight,
whether from happy accident 81 pe1 sinten-
ton, Was there any distusbane g breach Of
peace.n
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EMPORIUM or FASHION.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
hshment.
T. p. o'BRrEN,

(srccEssoR 70 HEHDKRsoS sATcnELL,l
HAVING carried on the basinsss with success
/ i in New York City for many yesrs, and having
. thorough practical knowledge OF tho buslnsm In
all it, branches, q Cutter anAs worknan, the pro-
pretor guarantee that his work will give entire
sAtisfaction.
He has lust received new stock OF CLOTHS and
vESTlG06 Of tie latest styles and finest qualities,
which he il prepared to maks up at tho lowest cash
prices.
q NO FIT NO SALE. -
Oct iii sbR.A9m
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Angrlss Book OF Chess.
4 NEW SUPPLY just received by
n OGDEN, BROWNELL b co.
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