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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
THE OF ESTION RISES,
r = READY

ITO admittilat eastern men are as thick in
Il New Oregon as piackberreis are in Sep
tembcr. and. that A. J. Mintcy has opened a
ia Tor shop in New Oregon, opposite the store
Of Munson & P,erce where he will hold him
Sc ready at all times to give those fayorlng
him with their patronage the most particular
fits. Cutting done at all times, and warrant
ed to suit
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
SIXTH YEARS ANNOUNCEMENT.
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
1890,

TIVE managers have the ple,su Of an.
- nounclng the arrangements for this, tue
sixth year have been made upon . sea e
commensurate with the bright promises which
come from all sections Of the Union As.
surances may now be given that it will be
more brilliant in its offers and more salts
factory in its returns than any Of its pr, de-
cessors. The engraving will Lc i"comparahly
the best erer offered for three do lars-the
Journal viii: exceed itself'--the LIST of pre-
mums for award will be composed of Il great
er number OF fine works than have Yet been
placed within rea III OF the people. Further
announcements and complete catalogues will
accompany the December number OF this
journs (to issue in Octobcr)
The appointing Is Of Honorary Secretaries
IRE now being made. Secretaries and agents
are wanted in every town and city in the Uni.
ted States and the Canadas. where none ex-
'st. Persons desiring the appointment will
peasc make application to the New York
Office, accompanying their application wi h
proper assurances Of their responsibility for
the trust which must be rerosed in them,
when they will be ser red with sil proper pa
pcrs, instructions, &c, sc.
The Neao Engraving, secured for
the Members for the SirtA
Year, is entitled
SHAKESPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS,
And is pronounced superior to any engraving
ever issued in this country: sire Of plate, 3ox-
81 inches. Subscrp tions are Now being re-
ceiv, d ON the following terms, viz:--Every
subscriber Of three dollars is entitled t.
lst.-The beautiful Steel Engraving. Shaks.
peare and His Friends.
2d-A copy Of the elegantly illustrated
Art Journal, one year
Sd "A Free Season Admission to the Gal.
leres, 54S Broadway.
In addition to winch. the large and va'ua.
HE collection Of works of art will be given to
subscribers in January next.-No person is
restricted to single subscription. Those re-.
hitting SIS are entitled to six memberships
Subscribers in California, the Canadas aud
the Provinces, will have 70 r,mit SO SO in
stead Of IS for membership, in order to de-.
fray Their extra hostages.
Address, Z. L. DERBY,
Actuary L. 4. A., No. 5ls Broadway, n. Y
IS. LAWYER, Honorary Secretary, New
Oregon Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
THE GENESEE FARMER.

4 Monthly Journa! Of agriculture and Hor.
ticuiure Established in 1881
DUBLISHED for twenty eight years in one
l. of the finest wheat and fruit sections O:
America, it has attained an unrivailed circu.
l;:t;on and has able and experienced CORES.
1ondents in every state Of the Union and in
the British Provinces Each volume contains
three hundred and eighty four pages; and is
profusely illustrated with expensive wood cuts.
1t is mt to any address for FIFTY CENTS
4 YEAR!
We also offer liberal list of
Ca SH PR f NJ i MS.
as still crater inducement to, form clubs
Full particu ars will be found in the paper,
and every one interested in the culture Of the
soil Is invited to send for copy. Jos. HAa-
Rls Publisher, Rochester. N i.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

Winter Barley.

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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
MORE MEN WANTED IMMEDI.
ATELY.

a few more active and enterprisiny young
men can ind immediate employment. by
which they can rake from 500 to 1000 a
year. to set as agents for several new and
popular works just published exclusively for
agents, and not for sale in bookstores. We
have great number If agents employed.
NANCY Of whom are making from, SIS 70 $40
per week. Ihos. wishing to engage IN this
pleasant and profitable business VIII for partic-
uiar,. etc, address
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
BUCKwHEAT FOR Mich Cows.

BUCKwHEAT FOR Mulch Cows.
An Orange Co., \. Y. dairy
man, S. c. Roe, feeds largely OF
buckwheat, without grinding
The grain is boiled with tho huils
on, and when thoroughly soaked,
put into the feed box, at the rate
OF two quarts to each COW. He
adds two quarts of dry meal, which
the heat and steam of the buck
wheat cooks-this is sprinkled
over cut hay. morning and evening
as the daily feed of the COW. He
thinks half clover hay well made;
is better with grain, than twice
the quantity of timothy with the
same grain.
NoTaINa establishes confidence
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
&. L. DERBY & co,
Publisher and Wholesale Book seller,
Sandusky City Ohio.

lvEd..ors Of newspapers giving the above
and following, three Insertions. and calling
attention to il. and sending & copy Containing
it, will receive any the Of tle following
works:
Life of Napoleon. by Hcadlcy. 81 %
Lite Of Lafa ye.ee. - ! IS
LIE of Josephine . g ! %
Wild scenes Of asIiuntcr's III: %
Life of l;Iar? and .Nar.aa Washington %
Oda Fellows Amulet l IS
|n1o.) G. l.. DERBY s. co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

The best live fence we've heard
OF lately, was one composed of
young cottonwood tress, planted
twelve inches apart, on the top of
all old sod fence, by Mr.. Cooper,
of McKissick's Grove, Fremont
county. This was three years ago
and the trees are now almost twen-
ty feet high, forming u solid fence
Of live posts round his farm, six to
nine inches apart. In d few years
the row will become q solid wall.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

NoTaINa establishes cotidence
sooner than punctuslity.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26
From she Milwaukee News
The Body of Amelia butcher Found.

From the kibourn City Mirror we learn that
the body of Miss Amelia Dutchar has been
found. She was sister TO the wife of j Bright
ESD, at one time a lawyer and editor of a pa
per in New Lisbon. which place he left, aft er,
as IS said, seiucing Miss Catcher 1t may be
remembered that she visited the Tanner House.
kiibourn. on the last of October, and after tea.
walked out of the House with little of her cloth
ing ou and never heard of more. AT the
tine, It was supposed She had drowned herself
Last Friday, however, boy was passing over
the high hull known =" Elephants Back, some
three miles north of Kilbourn and found a
hreast-p:n and ladies' collar, which he carried
home. This led to search resulting in the
finding OF the body of woman on the north
slope of the Hill. shawl and skirt were
wrapped about her feet and BODY, as if TO pro-
tect her from the cold, and the body was in n
sufficient state ofPreseryaion TO allow her friends
to recognize her features, and articles of wear
ing apparel made ont clear case. No poison
was found In the stomach, and on the post NOR
TEN examination it shown she was not en-
cicitte, Is was charged al the time of her disap-
pearance, nor never had been. Imagination
must give the reason why She thus exposed her
self 10 death. facts will not
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26
Daring Robbery at jamestown, Wis.

On Sunday night. last. I0th inst bold and
daring robbery WAS perPcJrated at the hotel o.
Mr. H. II. Howe, IN jamestown bv a German
whose name Is unknown. who sionpcd there for
the night. His operations must have occopIni
good part of the night, and rs II was nuitr
night. II Il relnaTkabe that the IT, f was NOT de-
tecied before making off with ais booty. MICS
srs Z. " heeler. ~. " Carruth and w Buck
beardeIs with Mr.. Howe. are the paiucip.I Ions
ers. NJ. Wheeler lost pair of pants and nair
ct new boots. taken from near the head of his
oeu, where be was sleeping. Mr. Buck lost nj :.
shaWl, pants. vest. a silver watch, gold pen aud
Pencil- umbrella Sl-l0 in money Mr. Carrurb
- g'oi broadcioth coat, single barrel mis-
"'; nn.e ot T. Smith Of PIatteviIle for Sao
.s'' ; X, N gold-be,ns the sum total OF ms
eIects; Nr, {. Is IN very poor health. not b..
iis .'oig 10 60 days w-rk and considcrabls
sympathy Is ielt on his account
The thief had no conveyauce' and mus. b,r,
had quite Ioad to pack with Inn, Pr;
was made, the EcNi morning and tho +Ji,,f..1l'
ed 10 Dunleilh. lie Is DESCRIBED - e'''e n
feet inches high, black hair. no 80 .
iiarked IN the face, ewes sunken. bigL - F' ~
bones, dark complexion. about 10 YEAS old *.
lie round shoUldered. wore 2 faded xeIvrr -
and when last seen had on breadclofh Goa, .-i.i
brow pants. 1t i presumed he is an old hand
RI ms business. twenty-five dollars reward !
oiiered ioF lbs aEEeiL-l Galsna Gazette.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26
A Noble Deed.

We published 4 paragraph a few days ago.
from the New York Tones in reference 10 The
successful efforts of the Churches of Henry
Ward Beecher and DR.. Cheeyer to raise a st,ffi-
cient amount 70 purchase the Freedom of tie
white woman Ellen and her five children The
telegraph has since announced that she had re =
ceived her free papers and is now a free woman.
In regard To the happy termination of the efforts
TO buy her self and children, the Washinpto,,
correspondent of the Columbia State To,tr,oi
states that she passed through that city on tho
18th INST, on her way to Frcdericksburrb She
was accompanied to that place by Mr. Clephare.
OF Washington, for the purpose of seeing her
nanuinIsSicn papers. Those were all rroperlv
made out under his eye The correspondent If
the journal states that " four of the ckildren
We're still In the town. The two little girl. are
as white rs any mans children and beaD,ifui
as white. The negro trader who bought BIlcn
and her children from her Thurman 1nastcr IN
save her from a southern market is one of Nh
lures noblemen, aud has liberated a dozc,,
slave IN the course of as many years He was
prepared 10 save Ellen. even if he had Loaf tho
money he paid for her. A save holder in tho
place also agreed to divide the sum with RI n
trader, and send the woman North In cas-, ma
ney was not raised in the free States TO sax ber
Ellen father is one of the first tnen in the MACE
and nc started off North to see to her welfare
10y the late commercial panic his property was
swept away. and he was unable to purchase his
daughter Her husband. and the father of bor
chiidren, was 4 cashier of :, bank in the nl,co
Dat deserted her few wears ago
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26
The Sickles Trial.

The Geographic reports continue TO bring the
most minute detail. of the testimony in the trial
II pAx,rL + S;tcELEs. for the killing of PHILIP
BARfoy Kay, now gong on at Washington =
4 =. fact at the homicide WAS easiiy estahl shed
~ lie prosecution. The main reliance of tho
defence is a Justification, in consequence OF the
improper in iiInacy existing between Mr. hkY
and Nr SicKLEs' wife. Tha, such an intimacy
existed for long time, there can be but little
doubt; and that Nr. SicKLEs was aware OF it Is
equally clear TO our mind. If the testimony
brought before the Court by Mr.. ;. to prove
adultery on the part of his wife can be relied
anon he mus, have been very blind or indif-
fcrcat to her conduct. not 10 have kaown it
rnositis before. it 80 bold as to hive long
been a common talk among the donestics about
the house.
III. mission # Mrs SIcKLEs, (eyiden,ly
gotten no for the occasion) in connection with
the evidence OF the witnesses upon the stand
re - show n most disyracefIl state o. affairs
AMI reflect great discredlt upon Mr. SIoKLKs
who In, dragged the character OF the woman
for whom he still processes 50 ardent an attach
rnenc before the public, and who Is shown NJ
10 be one OF the most abandoned prostitutes N
the country. The scandal aud base depravity y
testified to in the trial, and spread over the en-
tire country with lightning velocity, Is too IN
decent for the columns of respectable news
parer and yet it is sought after with avidi:y BY
n large class Of readers.
We are inclined TO the opinion that Mr. S
will be acquitted by the jury, though We arrive
at that conclusion more from his position in So
cety than from conviction that he is not guilt,
Of a most premediiated. wilful murder.
A few days, We hope. viii bring the trial T.
a close. and then the public will he able t.
Judge something of the standard OF morality a
Washington.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26

" RATHER PREDIcrIoSs.-Ir. THoS Z. SHAW
who has given The weather predictions in the
Frame du Chen papers for many months past
and geneally with s. good degree of accpr,.v,
gives, in the Leader Of the 10th. the following
uafavsTable predictions Tor May:
This month comes in with wi,I,-
stormy weather, lasting some da,s -, -.
ihe eth II the 18th dry, cold ea..or1- -
may be expected TO bs preva cut -
pleasant about the 18th, soon followed Nv
Wind to the noHths end. Storms on a. 49,
the 3rd. ilth. a3vd, ond o6sh A'
feFin'i mo again 10 repeat, for the inforula,7o,
oi your agricultural resde;s. that We have ,nrcb
reason 10 expect a windy. wst aud storm
sfTing ard summer. making It often 4 eriflceI
Period Tor their work. | may be asked WHY
'hihS 50 Ny answer Is the planet Saturn
stu fingers in the constellation Of Leo. where
nc has been ever SINCE the tail Of 1857. eein,r
eut ia The spring 81 aext wear. not to return in
To mat sign again before the year 1887
II has ever been remarked by the most abls
ineteeroloSlsts that this cycle Of wears j a,.en-
del with great storms of wind. rain or So.
which has been fllly exam pliiied the last ~
years. Europe Is likely 10 receive their sb,,o
oi The d'reiul effect this year at least thai i
my opinion" :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26

JrpuE WmroS's Successor. - The appoint
rent of Hon. LUTHER ). DIIoS, OF Portage Ci'y'
70 the Chief Jus,cestip of the Supreme Court,
in place of Hon i. Y. WILTON. deceased. is an
Hotnccd ia the Madison papers, and meets the
approval of all parties We have no acquain
tauco with Judge Dixon, except such as IS de-
rived from newspaper notices all OF which pro-
nounce him suitable man fnr the Important
sta;ion which hc has been called TO fill Even
the Madison -frqNs, paper that seldom sees
ANYTHING in Gov. RASnALLs acts Of which to
speak favorahly, "approyes the appointment
of Judge Dixon. We think the filling of this
important office with 80 suitable person, Is but
another evidence of the wisdom of Gov. RANDALL
ia the discharge of his officlal duties.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26

These P'ns and di,ngr-eshls feelings gcaerallv
symptoms OF some other osnpainti such dyspepsia
aPpoPicKF, and various others which are csu.,,
ny corrupt n"A"uS matter o"ggng the various
p"hs hen~s stream rush of klooa tho hesd and
by the excitement great pressure the brsin GiIdi-
ne'' headache, loss of memory, ness sight and
nous other complaints the result Thus it win be
SEN that the above painful and distressing nn ade.
t"tr origin To tine bood Dir. Norses Indan Root Pill.
are acknowledged 10 be the only medicine that will
thoroughly purify the blood They enter the blood and
follow the stream of life journey through tho
system They root out AL foulness inpuritr md
drive out every unhealthy obstruction. T.y should be
taken every night in sufficient quantities TO operate
bri'hiy, by commencing with two pills going To- bod
three the next t ana four the next; il the synntom.
are not removed commence again pills and 90
up again Def" Cont in like manner until tho
blood is Thoroughly ruI,d, and all pain and distress il.
entirsiy removed!
Obtain one of our FREE ALMANACS, aud read .he
history Of Dr. Mor-e father and how this medicine
introduced
BE-" Afsf- g. y counterfeit OF these riIls-YFIIOw
WRArFFiiS al genuine in BLUE wrsppers with
the signature of \. J. White Co on each box Pricc
% eo''es- April.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26
SILK AND STRAW BONN cts
ORDINANCE No. IN

ToPrereat Hogs and Goats runsinp az Iaro<
The Common Council of the CITY of Mineral p, ~
sait follows: Nv -
Skc l. No SWINE Hogs or Goats shall bo r.r-,;,;ss
to at large within the sail rity "a :, = -
niaac the duty OF the Chief of eiz an, ard All
IN 'n's sec'on mentioned running Al large
10 put them IN suitable pound and n,oD S.f1r,I,,
eat bidder The Chief Police shall rs,, , 81 The
proceeds OF such sale the and
incurred s him IN Keeping and OBTAINING such animal
or animals and also the dollar for tho seHre
of each Hnd every animal and sold he him, and
snail the balance to the owner or f III. ~
nlal or animals seld by him and if .oc nxper e.
owners cannot he found be shall paw such LaIonce into
the City Treasury.
SEC =. Any person may redeem NM ,,f,,,r ~ .r
mails IN she proceeding ntion.s AFR In.
'ai have been seized and impounded spd before the
safe thereof by the Chief of Police by paving the
on" dollar Tor such seizure per head togths With tho
such redemption. - = "
SIC j. This Ordinance shall take eet an h. IN fares
from and after its publication and acceptance NV ra,s
Of the voters Of said city.
JOHN CI.owNEY. Hs.Or
Attest WILLIAM T. HESnr, City Clerk
y William 7. Henry, Clerk the CITY Of Mineral Point
90 peen certify that Ih above
WA passed by tho Common Council of -sid on the
20 day OF APRIL A II. 1889, the Aldermen except
Alderman f-rce being present voting sor the
! WILLIAM 7. HENRY, City Clerk.
In pursuance Of the Ordinance and by order Of
to the voters of said city, city election.
70 De held on the I'd day Of Nav 1859, they
qnire 70 vote for against sad Ordinance The poI
or saa election being held the Court House IN the %
waIo and at the office of Charles Legae ESQ., IN ms
lat Ward, where they opened a. O'Clock 4 u,
and closed at set o said day.
WILLIAM T. HENRY, City CLERK.
eify clerks Once Mins<al Point, April I'D, le3s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26
LYMAN c. DRAPER.
STATE S~pt Of Pq5iic Irstru,tion
Madison, Wis, April 9Th, 1859.

WEATHER FREnrcrioS.- A spoudcn, of the
Sc'ehf.Fc -4Rerican, named j. ROYAL. If White
Rock, Ill, furnishes that paper with the follow
ins weather Predistion. liz Processes to be
able TO toreielI the weather one year in advance
tor any locality where there is an almanac cal.
sui'ted- Here IS the prophecy:
The first halt of A prif will be wet. tho IaS,
halt tar; the fist week in Nav viii bc vsr
the balance fair the first halt OF juno viii h,
tar the last halI changeablc July u-;ll Lo,.i,
and END with lew days Of chan-teable weafb-
er' leaving The middle of the month dry: Au-
gust VIII nave a great many wet DAYS SIN
TENDER will set IN fair. but the haI,,,.,, -
month VIII be change;sbl,', the last part hei,.-
weltest October, chaH.,eablr. gradually in
creasing to wctness Novem5er like the nra.
ceding. only commencing iairer and endiu,
wette>t; December fair weather"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26

JupGE WuIToS's DtsEAsE.-A post norton or-
ara nation after his death, showed that the dis
Ease of which Judge WuIroS died. was located
III the lungs. The lungs were found TO be hep
ntIzad; or ia other words, the air cells of the
lungs filed with coagutated blood, as
10 make their substance resemble that of the
liver" This condition is said 10 arise from in
flamation of the lungs when there Is not suffi-
Gent vital energy IN the system to Garry off the
l,,od that accumul,tes in them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26

PASSING CoUSrERFE.T MoSRY-Durinr the
past week some sconndrel paid our town = vis;t
and succeeded in disposing of several felt
- OILS on The Sank City Bank. The bills
were poorly executed printed on miserable M
per, aud could be detected lns,antly nv an
one used to handling nancy One of them was
passed at Bridgeport early in the morning and
the fellow who passed 1T left for the east on tho
cars which soon came along. The bill was dis
covered tn be counterfeit directly afterwards
ard a telegraph was sent after the train h,r
the scamp had got off the ears at some of tho
way staiIoas.-[ Prairie d.l Lhicn Leader.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26

TELEGRArH FROM ARRES 10 MINERAL PoISr
We understand that there Is some talk of
putting up a telegraph limo from Warren to
Mineral Point. There is 40 better time than
this IN which To construct the line and no IN
terprIsc requiring the same amount of money
That VIII BE- of greater advantage to Mineral
Point, or the stations along the line IVarre.
fidsDendc,I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
D Z. CHI EXAMS PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius l. Cheeseman. MD.

NEW YORK CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are ba
result Of long and extensive practice. They are Mid
lArires, Painful Transformations, removing all ohstruc-
lions, whether from cod otherrse headache main in
tho side, palpaton sf the heart whites all nervous
feciions, Mysteries, fatigue. pain back and limbs
&s disturbed sleep, which from interrupt;on Of
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable they will bring
on the monthly period with .larty Ladie. no
been iSapPoint.d in the other pills can tho
usost confidence DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all III
they represent - do.
NOTICE.
There one condition Of the female sy.fem in ,ch;,b
me f'fs cannot be taken aeithouf producing PECUL-
fAF RESULT Tie condition referred TO ~ pPEC-
HAHCi-fhe resnh, MISCARRIAGE. Sseh i, The II,
restdoe tendency Of the medicine to restore The ,sxmal
nno0ns to sormai condition. that ersn the ye,roduc
nee porer ~ Hatxye resisf IT.
Warranted purely vegetable, free from ANYTHING
Injurious Explicit directions which should hs read
company each box. Price 81. Sent by mail ON .n,lo,
ing 81 to the General Agent.
~ Sold BY r-ugsst in every town In the rr; led
States. t'- +'ta'.
X. Ii. HCTCHTNGS. H@1
General Agent for the Unite u ssta,e.
los Chambers Street, New York
D. FILFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler smi d
= - SSte'S"' II 'iahesiy, ST. Louis lay
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26

;, LIBERAL The foreign papers received b. the
fefSid' state that few days ago the Catiolic
his spirit of religious tolera;:an. hv confrh,,,;
'o,ooo lis S25,Ut0) towards the construction If
a PROTESTANT school house. His Majesty. the
Emperor. has lust given $500 towards a new
ehafeh ioF the Jesuits, bet he has also contribu
tta The same sum toward place of worship for
MS rotee' ant sqhIeets-t Niiua,akse Se,atiaal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-26

QUIScY ELFcuoN.-The city election was held
NJ Quincy, H., on the lS.h, and resulted in the
election OF the whole Republican ticket by 200
to 700 majority. This IS the first time, We be-
heye, that Quincy has ever elected a Republic
can ticket. Last year the Democratic majority
MAS 275