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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

The worlds is Gods journal
wherein he writes his thoughts.
and traces his tastes. The world
overfows with beauty. Beauty
should no more be called trivial,
since it is the thought of Cod
Through beauty things become
useful. 1t is a religious duty for
a man, SO far as honestly he can,
to surround his children with
creations of taste and beauty,
that their finer instincts may be
cultured and gratifed. The love
Of beauty is the gift Of God, and
it is born in the heart of every
child.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18
THE PlTTSBURG WEEKLY DIS.
PATCH.

TIVE Weekly Dispatch is published every
Saturday, on q sheet the size of tn
Daily Dispatch. 1t will contain tn. latest
news by telegrap', and mails: loca news of our
city and county: VS. Of the neghborhood
comprising western Pennsylvania and Vir.
ginia, and eastern Ohio; corre, news from
Il distance; careful y prepared '-k1t reno IS:
or ginal and se'ect poetry. tales, Anecdotes,
&c, and everyth NJ necessary to make n
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vance. In order. however, to make it pcu.
ny weekly, occupying the same post on in
the country. which the dairy does in he
cites, we will continue to send it ut the fol-
owing
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names Of subscribers in clubs be written On
the papers -.
10 Money in "registered' .etters, at our
i.k.
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THE BOSTON OLIVE BRANCH
AND @-
ATLANTIC WEEKL

rs one of the best family papers published.
IL conta rs solid and brilliant edltorlas
on all the live subjects oftbe day. It's lite.
rary ability is everywhere acknowledged;
and it is full of thrilling tales, sparkling
sk etches, accounts OF travel and adventure,
wit. that cuts Ike a RAZOR, and hu NOR that
oyerflows with laughter, and makes lean l'eo-
pie fat and jolly; the cho cest oelry. the
cream of the news, bundles Of family lece' PTS;
agricultural infor" alton; prices Of produce,
cattle market reports &c. Henry Ward
Beecl,er's sermons are reported weekly
These are worth double the price Of the ps
per, which is only $2,0oper scar.
Addrees.l -a ]
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Olive Branch oRcs. Boston. Ms~
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE eopartnership heretofore existin. be.
tween the undersigned, under the firm
now Of S,rother & Kirkpatrick is this day
dis0tved by mutual consent The bus ness
OF the firm VIII be settled by Worien Stroth.
er. to whom all debts due tho fl m must be
immediate y paid.
y. Vernon r. ,w,1 SPRING Howard Co, Iowa, Oct.
wORDEN STRoTHER,
Mol PC. KIRKPATRICK.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

Take of verdigris and sal-am-
moniac each two drdchms; lamp
black, one drachm; water, four
ounces. Mix we'll in amortar, ad-
ding the water gradually. keep
in glass vial securely stopped
Write with the ink in a quill pen
upon clear, bright zinc plates of
any desired form. When dry, it
may be exposed to the weather, or
buried in the ground for years,
without celebrating the writing =
Shake the ink well before useing
Men sometimes think that the
high, dark cliff OF sorl ow will dark
en- their stream of life forever; but
suddenly the green and undula-
ting meadows spread far away in
pastoral beauty, and the daisies
bloom along the banks where the
willows hang with bending grace
fulness.
IT one OF the above articles, had
have been three lines longer, there
would have been no use of these.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

or employ sheer, whose charact-
er and intellect is inferior to that
of your horse. If you do, you
may have him famed, abused, and
spoiled.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18
Agricultural.
Handling Horses while being Shod'


A most important job, that Of
shoeing a horse, is very frequently
performed by a careless or igno-
rant smith, whereby valuable hors-
es are often famed or injured
DR.. w. Pierce, V. S., in a note to
the Ohio Cultirator, in abiding to
this fact, remarks, that horses
sometimes stand quiet and easy
at othes times they refuse to stand
still, while one foot is up--they
struggle until it is released and
frequently the sheer beats; speaks
sharply, swear>, and frightens the
horse, so that he must be held by
force or abandoned Another
takes the tools and sets his shoes
without any trouble.
The DR.. gives some of the rea-
sons for this. He says: Under
certain circumstances the muscles
cran'p causing severe pain. Al
most at any time horses hind leg
may be raised so high, or in such
position, as to cause severe cram
ping, not to be endured
When a horse has had all the mus
cells relaxed by exercise, andstands
and cools quick. an unusual posi-
ton will most certainly produce
cramping, and at the same time
make him irritable. A horse that
has stood for some time in the
cold, uneasy, and suffering with
anxiety to get home, is in bad
condition to stand the bangs, and
often painful position, of shoeing,
and too often tretted to that de-
gree that he never gets over it
too often forced to stand and en-
dure the pain of severe scraping
prlcked etc., until he will never
forget it and often refuses to en-
ter the shop again.
Some horse shoers have habit
of raising the foot and leg so high
that no common horse can stand
it, and thus he will shoe horses
half his lifetime before he knows
that the fault is in himself. The
awkwardness and ill-temper of
some shoers is sufficient reason to
Withdraw your patronage, altho'
tn y may do their work WE'LL
The damage done by forcing the
horse to stand in pain, and the in
jury to his disposition, is infinite
Ignore injury than to 20 ten miles,
and spend a day and pay double
price to one who has some sympa.
thy, and shoes him without pain
one who exercises some reason.
and Judgment, and patience, and
seems to sympathise with the sui
erlng an;mal-has little or no
trouble, and no damage.
l once knew horse that if he
was minus a shoe, would 20 by
himself to a particular smithy,
and there stand until the shoe
was set. / once knew a horse
that was shod three or four years
without any trouble-at least he
was sent to shop to be shod, the
sheer being a little intoxicated
frightened him and beat and a.
busedhim in such manner thathe
ever after feared to approach a
blacksmith shop, and if forced tc
enter one would tremble with fear
l think | shall be justified in say.
ing that one-half of the horse
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18
SHAKESPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS

And is pronounced superior to any engraving
YER issued in this country: see OF plate, 3Ox.
81 inches Subscr ptlons are Now being re-
ceiv d On the following terms, vz:--Every
subscriber of three dollars is entitled t,
The beautiful Steel Engraving Shaks-
peare and H. Friends
I'd "A copy OF the elegantly illustrated
Art Journal, one year
81 A Free Season 4 admission to the GA
l,.ries, 5lS Broadway.
In I'D ition to W.T. Oh. the large and va'ua-
lie collection OF work, of art will be given to
subscribers in January next.-No person l.
restr cted to single subscr ption. Those re.
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stead OF So for membership, in order to de.
t-av the r extra hostages.
Address, q. L. DERBY.
Actuary a. 4. A.. No. 54s Bro ,dway, N Y
J S. LAWYER, Honorary Secretary, New
Or gon Iowa.
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MORE MEN WANTED IMMEDI
ATELY.

A few more active and enterprising young
men can find mm date employment. by
which they Can make from 600 to 1000 a
year. to act as agents far several new and
popular works Just published excl.s ve,y for
agents. and not FIR sale in b"'kstores We
have great number OF agents employed
Nancy OF who are making from SIS to S2,'
per week. Tho>. VS. ing to engage in tn $
pleasant and profitable bu .sness " II tor partlc-
lars etc, address
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THE GENESEE FARMER.

4 Mon'hy Journal Of Agriculture and Her.
tculture Established in 1891.
DUBLlSHED for twenty eight years in one
OF the fine t wheat and trut sections OF
America. it has attai ed an unriva!led c.rcu-
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the British Provrces. Each volume contains
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4 YEAR!
We also offer liberal list of
Cash PR E MI u MS.
"a o still crater inducement to form clubs
Full particu ars will be found in the paper
and every ore int ested in the culture of the
soil is invited to .end for copy. Jos. HAIR.
R1s Publisher, Rochester, N Y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18
SIXTH YEARS ANNOUNCEMENT
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
1S50-'6O.

TIVE managers have the pie ,sure Of an
L nounc,ng the arrangements for this e
sixth year have been made upon sea e
commensurate with the bri sht promises wh oh
come from all sections If tho Union A..
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Journal vii. 'exceed itselt'-the at Of pre-
miums for award WI be composed Of Il great.
err number OF fine works than have yet been
plac d With" rea III o, the people Further
announcements and complete catalogues will
accompany the December number Of this
journa TO issue in October)
The appointing Is OF Honorary Secretaries
IRE now being made. Secret .res and agents
are wanted in every town and city in the Tn .
ted States and the Canadas where none ex-
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the trust VIII CHI must he reposed in en-.
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CT DERBY & co,
Publisher and Wholesale Bookseller,
Sandu>kv Civ Ohio.

~Ed tors Of newspapers giving the above
and following, three insertions and calling
attention to it. and sending a copy co .taining
it, will receive u y tn. &c Of the follow ny
works:
Lie of Napoleon. by Headley, ST 25
Lie of Lafayette, = " 25
l. lie of Joseohine C. +" les
Wild scenes OF II lnter's life. ! IS
Lie of Nary and Mutha Washington %
Odd Fellows Amulet l 25
Inl2 G.. Z. DERBY & co.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
BY A, GREEN Auoi,on.sr

BJ A. GREEN. AuctIoneer
CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE LOT
py vIft9e OF decree OF the Circuit Court Oftne
Dlstrict oil Columbia, IN chancery sitting made i'm
he ne cause Of Mary Nj. Williams VS.. 1heophllns
connect ana others, and dated the 22d day of Jaaua
Y, ts55; snail Oh or at pubic sale. on THURSDAY
Tue "a day OF March next, at O'Clock D m , on ne
premises; tae east 10 feet of Lot numbered seven
nltJ-one i?i with the prOvements thereon con-
bodybuilding attached s' WIN
rms property Is well located in q healthy neis h.
boIhood. with pump of water in the yafd The
mouse Is comparatively q new ole, convenieGtl, ar
RANGED, and furnished in a manner TO correspond
Ierms: One third cash the residue in three
e4na nsta lments Of6. u az ia months secured nv
notes bearing interest from the day of sale
II the terms are not complied with within DAYS
notice. at the risk and eI psnse of the purchaser.
fe 8-eo&ds A. GREEN snnt
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MiLnINs roN, Del Feb 9TH A bill entitled
an "Act to benefit the State of Delev,rs ,, ,~.seS
the hrst reading In the Senate on SATURDAY, Ths
oll grants lottery privileges for the period Of I;
years 10 Messrs. Wood, Eddy q Co /, OF WiImIne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
THE LATEST NEWA
~ Telegraph Tor the Iysnips st.,
Later from CaIi,.rr,. ana M,,,..

NJ. 'sr from California and MexIo..
from tokLsANs, Feb 6-Tbe Cuaier c,,,
the oo,h " 'itan, with san Frapciseo d,tes -
day. Tbs wa Tehusntepec,) arrived here 10.
dowa by ths s,Seess and mails were brought
am, I-s n W steamer Sonora which ,ooh "a p. :,
New York @l-soosooO In treasure for
Ioe whaling brig Emm. had h..,
atSs onqFialn, but the crew were .syed ~'e0 fea
ought sl2 50 per barrel ~uh. hiehmend
r SestoeT had been favorable for m,,,,.
,. os fenen had taken possession Of the M,
Dates nom the city OF MEXICO by thu. ,r,,~.,
are 10 the 2sth. General Miramon reached ,ha
capital with 600 cavalry on the 18th Di.sn.
proving ~ Robes acts, be displaced him NJ,
uen Salas az the head OF the army ana r.fn
stated Luluoaga as President. 10 was reportss
mat Miramon intends to march on Vers Crpz
VIII strong force
rSe oerals had Gen. Negrelie near yalapa.
49, ieayune's correspondent SAYS that the
americ., schooner lturbide was captured by an
The c,s, ahe six foreigners, who Killed ave OF
nIscs ~ s sa escaped with the vessel: but the
Piace ana date were not given N"' 'Ae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
New YsrI N.rk.x.

NEW York, Feb. s-FlouT is lower; State
- Sass IS; Ohio S6.I5aSo 20; Southern IS 6Ls
So 90. ~ w
Wheat is heavy; Southern white 81 4Sssf7O.
Corn Is trm; sales Of IS 600 bushels Southern
white S}aS5c other grades dull and heavy. ola
mixed SiaS6c; yellow 79e2c
Pork is dull; prime sI3 62K; mess slssSls SO
Lard is steady at - al2xc
Whisky Is dull at 2Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

II Tvs STAR PUBLIsaxs TEE LYsrs OF
LsTrERs REMAINING ~ TIE WssaISsros CITY
Posr OFFICE UspxR TIE Provisions OF rHs
LAW DIRkCTIFG TEEN TO BE PRINTED IN YHs
sEwsFArER HAVING TEE LARGEST CIRCULA-
fIoS WITHIN TIE DELIVERY OF TEE srPIcE.
ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAr OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IL ZEE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.