Rensselaer Union, Volume 1, Number 40, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 July 1869 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Slaving § - / Iliiliilresung. 4l.'TC'lTl # yAV I¥*KHA ik ItRKSHINd HONK IN ARTISTIC STYLK NOR I.AIHHHXIU - « UENTI.KHKNI All kinds of Jliiir-OilH, Pepfuincry. Curling Fluid, the •best Btttr iltistomtives, etc., conHUtiitly on liutid. A Iso, Cigars, ute. Mr. Petit la aa old Experienced Barber.— Do *a>s ho will stop lisir tailing out ia Ihroo M|>|iliciitians. ts not, will ebargo nothiiig.— lie Im* tilted up q room for Indie*exclusively whore Mrs. Petit will be pleased to wait upon the ladies of Jasper county wlm may favor her with a cull. If you want good Kvslorati vo*. uud tliciu iusureil,givo tlie Barber Shop ac ail I-29-lv MONRO’S TON CENT NOVELS Are the oldest. Ihe best, the most popular They are all written hy iMirh ataudard writers ax Captain Cailclon, Caplain Marne Keid 1.. Aurrustns Jones, hdward S, Kiti*. etc. As books lor the you ns;, they are anequalled by any works pnliluhed: always pure intone lively, and full of adventuic. Versons desiring those hooka will please order ••Miraso’a,'’ and sco that none olhera are fUVn in their place. The following are those already issued: No. 1 The liuiitera <2 Wooden lagged Spy S Trapper’s Retreat '3 lain* l.egs the Squatter 3 Patriot Highwayman "4 lllack Prophet * Kugi lives ol the Moon 73 Old North the Hunter tain 70 Tiger Kye. 5 Track of Fire 77 Revolutionary Joe 6 Man Eater* 7N Jack, Bn ITalo Catcher 7. Charlotte Temple 79 Tom Turbin, Trapper H Death Face SO Scout ol the St. Law 9 Indian Slayer mice ia Turtle Catcher SI Leather Lege 11 Huuler'tt Tr inniph S 9 Bloody Brook 12 Ocean Rovers S 3 Wolf Slayer 13 Tory Outwitted H l-ung Hob I r Zekc Sternum S 3 Cooney Bush IS Scourge of the Seas SG Kohin Hood and hia Id Captive Maiden Merry Men 17 Long-lagged Joe S 7 Spy of Ihe Delaware IS Wild Scout of the SS -Old Kit," Scout Mountains S 9 Hank Wiggina, Esq. 19 Forest Lodge 90 Spider Legs ‘JO Kollickiug Rangers 91 Old Trapper’s Pride 21 Rattlesnake Hick 92 Marksman the Hunter 22 Rickctly Tom the l!o93 eirixxly Jake ver 94 Spotted Dan 23 hop* ol the Prairie Do ’J'bt llloody Footprint 24 Roidier’s 'J’error or,The Adventures 25 Joe, the’-.Sarpint.” of a New York 28 Lightfoot the Scout Newsboy 27 tiiaot Spy of liunkerfW Old Rube the Tiapper Hill 97 Big Mouthed Trapper 28 Scar Creek, the Wild 98 Panther Joke Half breed 99 Snake Kye, or the 29 Squint l'.yed Boh Bandit Miller .m Snaky .Snodgrass Hkl Old Nick ol the Swamp 31 Kul ling Thunder, orlUl tiaiuetuck of the Saiillie Rival War tee duels 1119 Old Zcke 32 Heavy llalclict, the Bill Dug Face Bultl Scout IC4 Sharp Snout 33 Fly Sain the Quakeriori Tuscaloosa Sam Spy 106 Slim Jim XI Three Daring Trap- lu? Red Rattlesnake pet s 198 Block Sampson 33 Fatal Marksman lOTtlnely.lke •3d Cogle-Kyed Zeke Ll(DSquatty Dick 37 Big UiSe Nick HI Hafdskull the Aveng 3K Bold Scalp Hunter er 39 Tory Spy IJ* Turkey Noot 4jj Prairie Jake M* Hawk-eye the Hunter 41 Wealth and Beauty IN Madman of Die Oconto 42 Rover ol the Forest lIS Have Bunker 43 Giant of the Woods lIU Blazing Arrow 44 Crazy Trapper 117 Hickory Jack 45 Lion. Hearted HuntrrllH Twin Trappers 4d Old Jim ol the wuodslte Hiding Tom 47 Mad Mike 129 Bloody Wolf W While Headed HunterlSl Long Headed Mike 49 Big-Hearted Joe 122 Thunder Cloud '*> Scout of Long Islaitdl23 Harold of the Hilla 51 Sitvcrheels the Dcla 194 Texai Joe ware 12S Creole Forger—by 52 Black Hill, the Trap- Capt Mayne Keid per 118 Ned Star of the Sent 53 Red Men of the iuolee Woods 127 Bullet Head 34 Grim Dick the One 128 Hunter Zeb Eyed Robber 129 Scout of the Nclota 55 Indian 4tueen’» He- 139 Forcit Hunter* veuge 131 Mad Bctoey 54’, Old Scout of Ihe Cavei32 Indian Stratagem 37 Big Snake, the Huroni:t3 Pale-Pace Indian 58 Mexican Joe, the 131 White Savage Snake f 'banner 135 Witch of the swamp 59 Steady Hand lire Sharp 136 Old Paul shooting limiter 137 Hunter's Secret 60 Gipsy Jack 138 Rival Captains 61 S.qnrlut Warrior 139 Little Fool flapper 02 Scout of Tippecanoe Nu Wild Ride 63 Kchjndcrhanncs 141 Roving Dick Huntor 64 Biideof Wolf Glen W 2 Fighting Nat 65 Buffalo Jack, the 143 Runler ol Ike Black -a-jgSJrappci: __ Hills 1*45 Scout of the Rio Grande 67 Diwinrr Back woodsman 6* Clumsy Foot Oil Stranger's Grave 70 Mad Nancy, the Fenian Fortune Teller 71 Long Rifle Hunter These books are for sale hy all newsdealer*, and ore scut pun! paid on receipt or price—Ten Cents each, GEORGS MUNKOE. 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