Rensselaer Union, Volume 1, Number 39, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 June 1869 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

NEW ADVEKTIBEMEMTB. |havjn« f.. and llnirdltgfißg. u. I'triw A-wrhs. HAIR DRERttINU UONK IN ARTISTIC , r K TII.E TOR I. A H ITS OR S im.NTI.K3IE.XI All ktmlft'of lfnlr-Oils, Perfumery, Curling Fluid, the best Hnir RfsitoratWe#, etc., conHtiuitly uu Luml. Albu, Cigars, Collars, etc. Mr. IVtil ia an old Kx|wri<>ncrd Barber.— Hr snjs lie will alo|, hair hilling out. iu llirre aii|>llcalioiiSi if wot, will charge nothing lie bus fitted ii|> a room for ludiesexcliisively w Imre Mra. Petit will be plenoml lo wail upon tlie ladimt of Jasper con illy who limy favor her witli a call. If you want (rood Restoratives, uud tlieni insured, give tbe Barber Shop uoull 1-29-1 v MONRO’S TEN CENT NOVELS Arc the oldest, the hi st, tlie most p->pulnr They »rc *ll written by such standard writers as rsplsin I'sileloiJ. Captain M»,nc Held L Aueustus Jours. Kdwsrd S, Kills, etc. As liookk for Uie yonng, they ale unequalled hy any works I•u Ml -1. <1 always pure intone lively, amt full of adventuie. t’ersons desiring those bonks will plea/e order ' IIr sgo’sand see that none others are given in their place. The following are those already issued: So. I The Hunters 7*2 Wooden legged Spy •1 Trapper's Retreat 73 Ising Leg*Die Squatter J Patriot Highwayman 74 Black Prnphei 4 Fuji lives us the Moun 73 Old North the Hunter Inin 7<i Ttger Kye. 5 Track of Fire 77 Revolutionary Joe fi Man Halers 7* Jack, Buffalo Catcher 7 ( lieilotto Temple 7# loui Turhin, Trapper 8 Death Face 80 Scout ol Die St. Law--0 Indian Slayer rri.ee 111 Turtle Catcher FI loather l-egs II Hunter's Tiiiiuiph W iilomly Brook 12 Ocean Hovers 83 Wolf Flayer 13 Tory Outwitted 84 Long Boh I* Zeke Sternum 83 Cooney Hush 13 Scourge of Ihe Fees 80 Robin Hood aud his Iri Captive Maiden Merry Men 17 Loug-Leggrd Joe 8T Spy of the Delaware 18 Wild Stunt of tlie 88 'Old Kit." Scout . Mountains F 9 Hank Wiggins, Keq. 111 Forest Lodge 181 Spider Legs 20 Kollickiug Hangers PI Old Trap|>er’« Pride 51 Rattlesnake Dir k Its Mai ksman the Hunter 22 Itickelty Tom the Ho'Jft -iriilly Jake ver t Spotted Dan 53 I up* of thr Prairie 95 The Hlofnly Footprint j?| Moiibfv** Teiror or ( lbe Ad vent urea ‘JS Joe. the ••S’arpiiit.” of a New York 80 Light Idol the Scout KcWnboy i»7 Giant Spy of Bunker flfl Old Kuhc tlie Tl apper Hill 07 Big Mouthed Trapper 20 Scar Creek, the VVIId'OO Panther Jake Half breed , 99 Sttake Kye, or the 29 Squint Kyed Bob Bandit Miller HO Huakjr Spodgra*e JOO Old Kick of the Swamp 111 Kulling Thunder. orlOl Gamecock of the .San* the Kival VV«r tee < hid* 103 Old Zcke ‘.12 Heavy Hatchet, the 1011 Dog Face Hold Scout ir4 Sharp .Snout 33 Sly Sam the Huakerlo3 Tuscaloosa Sam Spy HH) Slim Jim 34 Three llaring Trap- K 7 Bed K«tt!es:iake l»er* IDS Black Sampson 33 Fatal Markeman , 109 Uugly Ike 3t> Eagle-Kyeu Zeke 110 .Squatty Dick 37 Big Kifle Nick 111 llard*kull tbe AvengBold .Scalp Hunter er :» Tory Spy 112 Turkey Foot 40 Prairie Jake ?!3 Hawk-eye the lluutcr 41 Wealth and Beauty 114 Madman of tbe Oconto 42 Hover ol the Forcet 115 Bunker 13 Giant of the Wood* 116 biasing Arrow 44 ITaay Trapper 117 Hickory Jack 45 Lion Hearted HunterllS Twin Trappers 46 Old Jliai of the wood*ll9 Hiding Tom 47 Mad Mike 190 Bloody Wolf 4» White Headed Hunter 121 Long Headed Mike 49 Big-Hearted Joe 125 Thunder Cloud u Scout of Lone I*l c-ntl 123 Harold of the Hill* 31 Silverheel* the Dela 124 Texa* Joe ware 125 Cieote Forget—by 52 Black Bill, Ike Trap- Capl Mayne Held per 126 Red .star of the Seui--5.1 Red Men of the iuule* Woods 127 Bullet Head 54 Grim Dick the One I2S Hunter Zch Eyed Robber 129 Scout of the Sciota 55 Indian Queen** Re- 1.10 Fore*t Hunter* vengc 131 Mad Bet»ey 56 Old Scout of theCaveirtt Indian Stratagem 5i Big Snake, the Huron 133 Pale-Face Indian # hri .M' Vicftii Joe. the 134 White Savage .Snake Charmer 135 Witch of the .Swamp 59 Steady Hand the SharpCtii Old Paul Hhootiug Hunter 137 liuutei’* .Secret tit) Gip*y Jack 138 Kival ('aptaiu* HI Starlet Warrior 139 Little Fool 1 tapper 02 Scoyt olTfppecanoe 140 Wild Ride 63 Schinderhaiine* 141 Roving Dick Hunter 64 ftiidc Of Wolf Glen 142 Fighting Nat 65 Buffalo Jack, the 143 Hunter of the Black Trapper Hill* Scout of the Rio Grande 67 Daring Backwoodsman to Clmnfrg Foot 6!* Stiaueer’* Grave 71) Mad Nancy, ihe Fenian Fortune Teller 71 Long WWc Hunter —— These hooks are lor sale by all newsdealers, and arc fient posl paid on receipt of price—Ten Tent* each. GEORGE MUNROK, »\ O. Box 5657. lid William St., N- Y. » 29-3 in.

NEW —7^— EMPIRE SEWIMG MACHttiE LOCK STITHII. RECEIVED THE PIRBT PRIZE AT TUB (Jreat Fair of the American Institute, In New York, Oet. 86,1867, AM) llltillKST PK KMT I'M FOR Best Manufacturing Machine AT PARIS EXPOSITION, JULY, 1867. WHY JS IT THE BESTt It Runs Over Seams All Right. IT WILL TAKB FIFTY 6TITCHBB TO THE INCH FINER THAN ANY OTHER MACH INK. IT WILL lIW Heavier and Thicker Ooods TUAN ANY OTHER MACHINE. IT USE* ANY & KYKRV KIND OF THREAD. IT SEWS STARCHED GOODS AS WELL AS I’NSTARCIIEI). It Sari tlie Mutt Dtlicale, Thin, Sufi Fah ic, without drawing. It Sews a Bias Seam as trelt ns any other. - Agents Wanted. Liberal discount given. Umpire Sewing: Machine Company, 2JII I Bowery, N«*\v Yorli. EVEBV MACHIiHE WABBASTED. l-2U-3in "great dtsirFbutioF By Tbe metrlpeltfan e»i,a«;empaity. Cash liiftv to ihe amonnlafia >O,ooe. Every TlcKel Draws a Prixe. 5 Cash GiH*. each... SIO,OOO J 0 “ •< •« 5,000 20 •• “ •' 1,000 ,|(l « «• 500 2(10 « “ 100 300 “ “ 50 50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos each 5500 to $750 75 “ Melodeons “ 75 so 100 350 Siloing Machines “ Oil to 175 500 Hold M’atshes “ 75 to 300 Cask Priaff, Silver Ware, • to -t l firoOO 000 all valued at > A diauce tu draw any of the above Prizes for 25 ots. Ticket* dcocriOing Prizes are sealed in Bnyelops mid well mixed- On receipt of 25 ots. a Sealed Ticket 1* drawn without choine and oeut by mill to any address The Prize named U|>on it will be delivered to tlie ticket-holder upon payment of One Dot • tar. Prize* arc immediately sen*, to any address by express or return mail. You will know what your Prize is before yon pay for it Any Pnte exchangedJbr another of some taluc. No Blouks. Our patron* cun depend ou fair dealiug. Remwxcc*.—Wo select tlie following from many who havo lately drawn Valuable Prizes and fciudly permitted ua to publish them: S.T. Wilkina, Buffalo, #5,000; Mia* Annie Monroe, Chicago. Piano, $650; John I). M»ore, Louisville, $1,000; Mia* Einnus . Walworth, Milwaukee, Piano, $500; Rev E. A Day, New Octeano. #SOO. We pnblieh no names wilbont pormiasio s. Orixioxs of tub Faxas: —''Tlie firm le re--liable aud deserve their sacceua.”—Weekly Tribune. "We know them to be a fair,dealing firm.”— lf Y Herald, Oct. 28. “A ifiend of ours drew a SSOO prize, which wan proniptlV ressei vod." —Daily Hoes, Dec. 3 Send for cfrctrlar. Liberal inducement to Agent*. Satisfaction guaranteed Kveiv package of Pealed Envelopes contains omc oashcivt. Six Tiolteto for si; t* far #2; 35 for |sj UII for sls. All letter* should be oddmu* U ■' '• i' >' SARFU, WUJON A 00. - ITS Auftfiiy, X. T. l-29-3ines.