New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-16

pleasures Will De ten IOlU II accompanied WIFI
moral habits, for, when you shall no longer move
with the giddy throng, if your time shall have
been spent usefally, you will vii tav sl plenty MY, in n,s store
ahearty welcome by those who are well-wishers
Of the prosperity and good will Of mankind.
Truly, zoe have "threw cards." been intemper.
ate and felt the sting of poverty-ay, more
now feel the sorrow which died in the bosoms
of kind parents to live in ours. Think you not
these glaring facts weigh heavily upon ones
mind? But tits finished, all finished, save our
regrets for the past.
Then consider we'll the perils attending the vice
of card playing and ~intemperance and ere too
late, discard those associations which await
mans obstruction.
"Not Mine, but TA;ne."-The following mys-
FERROUS scrap of ANONYMOUSLY peeps through the
smutty looking columns of the Freedom County
Eagle, one of those feeble black Republican or
gans whose columns are laden with-O.
"RArHER BoLD.-We have received number
one, of a paper printed in Northern Iowa, New
Oregon Plaindealer) which had the following on
the wrapper:
TX or 60 to H."
If we can have our way about it we shall take
neither alternative"
Now, brother typo, (f one you are,) let us ask
if you were ever knowing of a command so plain
and independent to come from one of the craft?
1t was not our entreaty, but, after looking at
the dark side of the query, find it proceeded from
atiend of thine.-Think you'll hardly "X'' un-
der the circumstances, eh2 Nothing lost on our
part, sir, whereas had you seen fit to "X-ed' you
would only have been furnishing one of your
brctheren gratis, as we crowd all such dirty in
s%titutions upon the black ~(nigger) Republicans.
Lime Springs, aga;n.-It gives us pleasure
to site our readers to the advantages of a town
so safe and beautifully located as this. When
we say it has the best and safest water power
in Northern Iowa, the statement is readily &C
knowledged by all who have yet visited the place.
1t is a smart little village situated two and q
half miles from the State line and twelve miles
from New Oregon, in this county, and is destin-
ed to be a good point for trade and manufacture.
One of the largest Touring mills in the State
will soon be in operation there under the pro-
prietorship ofM M. Marsh, a liberal go-a-head-
tive citizen. Many other valuable improve
pletion. It is very likely it will be one Of the
best WI west Of McGregor.
Sensible at Last.-A few days since, in
Lime Springs, one of those black Republican
polititions and Office seekers who verify immag.
inc themselves exempt from the pleasures Of a
sphere in any degree higher than that in which
they move, made remark that truly their chance
in heaven is small-because of their negro wor-
ship, perhaps. "Repent and be saved" will suf
fee for timely warning. Your idols are among
the things which passeth away.
Politics IN Ohio.-Late papers from Ohio
present statements that the negro. equality Re.
publicans of that State will fail to accomplish
their objects during tbe coming election, as it is
probable their political "guns" will be spiked by
Democracy, thereby prohibiting danger and
much annoyance.-Hurrah for Gen. jackson
an the principles ofrighn Echo answers, "put
'em down!"-down, down with the tyrant foes!4
The Scientific Amer;can.-We have just
received the back numbers of the present vol.
ume of the Scientific American, commencing al
July I'd, 1853. This valuable paper should re.
ceive the attention of every mechanic and farme,
of our country. It is one of the best publica,
tions extant, and success has long attended the
'abors Of its proprietors.
-"Sociable" Chit CMat.-The young people o.
New Oregon assembled at our ~neighbors across
the way last Tuesday night, where sobriety ane
pleasure dwelt considerable. We supposed ul
to this time we were the only bashful person il
existence, bnt there, found q goodly number 0
modest associates. -,
Amother.-Last night We again had the pleas
ure Of meeting our merry young acquaintance
at friends "Hank" and "Birch" Mitchells. =
pleasant time was experienced, and sense an,
nonsense was the order Of the party.
Some important matters have been -neeessari
~ withheld from publication in our issue Of thi
week, owing to the unusual amount Of advertia
ing.
The McGregor Times says that business an
travel at that point is increasing rapidly. s
also in this vicinity.
Cure for saeral deb;lty-IAughaad growfa