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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
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THE sc ENTIFIC AMERICAN.
To be Enluroed.-NeaD Volume
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Oh 1880
I'd, 1859.

2d, 1859.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
THE BOSTON OLIVE BRANCH
ATLANTIC WEEKL

rs one Of the best family papers published.
= 1t conta rs solid and brilliant editorias
on all the. live subjects ofthe day. It's lite
rary ability is everywhere acknowledged;
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sketches, accounts Of travel and adventure,
wit, that cuts like RAZOR, and humor that
.overflows with laughter and makes lean peo-.
pile fat and Jolly; the choicest poetry, the
cream of the news, bundles offamily receipts;
agricultural intor, alton; prices Of produce,
cattle market reports, &c. Henry Ward
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- Address, go III. N
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DISSOLUTION.

THE sopartnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned under the firm
now of Strother & kirkpatrick is this dav
Dissolved by mutual consent The bins;
OF the firm will be settled by Worden Stroth.
eer to whom all debts due the finn must he
immediate y paid s.s.r-.-"' =
18th, 1859. w.
WORDEN STROTHER.
Inlol C., KIRKPATRICK.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25

A rustic groomsman recently
took passage on board ola steamer
with his bride, and going up to
the office, and addressing the po-
lite clerk, said in a suppressed
voice, and in a very confidential
way:
81 say, me and my wife have just
Tot married, and I'm looking for
Communications"
Looking for a berth!" hastily
inquired the clerk, passing tickets
out to another passenger.
"a birth! thunder and lightning!
no." gasped the astonished man,
'''ce haint but just got married! we
want a place to stay all night you
know, and-and a bed.'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
THE PITTSBURG WEEKLY DIS.
PATCH.

T>HE Weekly Dispatch is published every
Saturday, on sheet the size of tn
Daily Dispatch. 1t VIII contain the latest
news by TELEGRAPH and mails; local news of cur
city and county; WIS of the neighborhood
comprising western Pennsylvania and Vir.
gina, and eastern Ohio: correct news from
distance; carefully prepared II arket reno IS:
original and select poetry. tales, anecdotes,
&c, and everything necessary to mako IN
agreeable and entertaining independent news.
paper, and will be mailed to subscribers, at
one dollar year, payable invariably in ad.
vance. In order. however, to make it pen-
ny weekly, occupying the same position in
the country VIII Oh the daily does in he
cities, We Will continue to send it at the for.
OWING
Single copie, one year in advance, 81 90
Three, do dc to one address on
Five, do do do do On
Ten, do do do do $ IN
In all clubs of fifteen or over one COW
extra allowed.--Postage, out of State, TWEEN.
ty-s'x cents a year.-In no case can the
names of subscribers in clubs be written On
the papers
70 Money in registered" letters, ct our
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
The Rev. Mr.. Higginson, a

The Rev. Mr.. Higginson, at
Worcester, Mass, a few nights
since, in an address on the late
affair at Harper's Ferry, boldly
expressed his sympathy with the
movement, and regretted that it
was not successful, and asserted
that mine out of ten ofthe repub-
licans Of Worcester" thought as
he did.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
Agricultural.
Something for L.OrSe NNie \

the question, why are so many
horses lame! Echo answer, why!
Lameness is so common that we
can rarely see horse that is MOI
either lame, or stiff and sore. As
we pass along the street 1t is sell
dom we see horse moving freely
or standing with his limbs and
feet in natural position, but gen
orally find some with one forefoot
set out as far as it can be reached
Others with both thrown for
ward-some with contracted hoofS
favoring their feet-some standing
tip-toe, with their knee bent for
ward-others sprawling like a
bear on their pastern-some with
sunken breast orsunken shoulders;
many with cracked hoofs, ridged
surface, and more with contracted
heels. 1t is rare to see a perfect
foot on a horse after he is five
years old.
Have you ever examined the
foot of your horse! Its parts are
somewhat complicate, yet their de-
signs are simple and Obvious
The foot is not as it appears to
the careless eye, a mere solid lump
of insenslble bone fastened to the
leg by joint; it is made up of a
series OF thin layers or leaves of
horn, about five hundred in num-
Der, nicely fitted to each other, and
forming a lining to the foot itself
Then, there are many more layers
belonging to what is called the
coffin bone and flied into this
These are elastic. Take a quire
Of paper and insert the leaves one
by one into those of another quire,
and you will get some idea of the
arrangements ofthese several lay
ers.
Now the weight of the horse
rests on as many elastic springs as
there are layers in his fore feet.
and all this is contrived not only
for the easy conveyance of the
horses own body, but of human
bodies and whatever burdens NAV
be laid upon him. In the first
place, the COLT is taken in hand to
brake. The owner, perhaps, not
a judge of colts, thinks he will
make rather fancy horse, and he
tells the blacksmith he wants the
colt shod forward-wants it done
in the most scientific style in order
to make his feet look nice, cut the
heel down so as to have wide
heeled shoe, cut away the frog,
dress out the bottom of the foot
and "do it up brown, AS colts
should be shod scientifically the
first time-sock the nails home,
clinch fast, and don't be afraid of
the rasp. The job finished, the
colt looks as if he could travel,
and if there is any trot in him it
must come out.
The question is again asked.
What is the cause ofthis lameness!
/ trust reasons may be given for
this. l hope this may put some
on their guard, and may set others
thinking. This is my first at
tempt, and nothing short of twen-
y-hve years observance of this
growing evil would have induced
me to appear in print and I con-
fidently hope and trust the remedy
will be given, very much to the
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25

A COOP PUN.-During one OF
the anti-rent trials in Columbia
county n. Y. few years since the
counsel Ambrose l.. Jordan and
John Van Buren,, in the excite.
ment growing out of the trial, got
into a personal alteration, which
resulted in blows. Both Jordan
and Van Buren, were committed
for contempt by the presiding
Judge, J. w. Edwards. A short
time after the conclusion of the
trial the late Clinton De Witt, of
New York, met the Judge and in
very serious manner told him
that the Grand Jury of Columbia
Co., would at its next session in
dict him. The Judge anxiously
inquired for what! For committinq
a nuisance, was the Fictitious repl j..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25

Table Rock, once conspicuous
at Niagara Falls, has quite disap-
peared, and the face of Goat or
Lunar Island has also much re-
treated. These facts Justify the
presumption started by practical
geologist that in ten or fifteen
thousand years hence, the rocky
ledge which now causes the falls
will be worn away, and the wa
ter will descend in series of rap
ids, similar to those which char
acterize the St. Lawrance. This
being the case, those who have
not seen Niagara in her grandeur
had better go this fall, for there's
no knowing what may happen.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-25

BY the use Of glasses, you may
see as much as is to be seen; by
the use of another kind Of glasses,
you may, see twice as much.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-21

COAL COALl! COALll
EDWARD A. ROBINS,
IL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL
Office No. Sun Iron Building
- Baltimore.
Yard-Corner Eden and Lombard streets
~ All orders left at office win be promptly be at
tended to. au3-tf
rOAL-
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Company and other mines in the Georges Greek
Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo load
STICKNEY 4 CO.,
ap24-t Exchange Place.
On
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Aablif Sales.
BY GIBSON & co


1:::h TRUSTEES SALEOF VERY VALUABLE
HsiiiI PROPERTY NORTH OF AND NEAR THE FRED
TI 4ss.E5 ERICk TURNPIKE ROAD, ABOUT HAIFA MIL
6 81 LIE CITY LIMITS, AND ADJOINING THE HOTrSE
oF REFUGE PROPERTY " LIZ 'E
virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
Sy IN Eqny, the undersigned Trustees will offer at min
i at the Public Sales Room, Cav stree in the
~ pam more on Monday, ll day Of Juy 1859 at one
S0T!SiiT: ~ the following PR0PERTYIN BALTIMORE
pd Lot No l. Containing TWENTY-THREE ACRES TWO
tooDS AND IHIRTY ElGHT#PERCHES- more or less
improved by DIV ELLlNG HOUSE and out buildings for
merry occupied by Sarah Brown deceased and known as
font HILL This property is eligiby Situated with
great variety OF surface The view from the house is eX
ally into the valley of Gwynns Falls, Overlooking ne CITY
ana surrounding country for many miles '
Lot No 2. Containing TEN ACRES AND THIRTY.TWO
PERClES, north of the above, and distant abont I95
perches from the Frederick Turnpike binding on lane
% feet WIDE which from that road along the western
enclosure of Mount Olivet Cemetery This lot is unm.
proved and is mostly covered by fine GROVE OF TREES
1t has several beautiful sites for cottages
Terms of sale Onehrd cash the day of sale the
balance in two equal instruments at and II months; credit
payments to bear interest and be by bonds or
notes satisfactory to the Trustees
Mr. Pickett who resides the premises, will show the
property and plat thereof be the office either
OF the undersigned JOHN II. LATR0BE,
WALTER FARNANDIS Jr,
>-or,or w. Trustees.
NOTlCEThe creditors of Sarah Brown, deceased are re-
CURED to file their claims with the vouchers thereof with
e Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore County 1ti
JOHN H B. LATRoBE,
WALTER FARNANDIS, Jr.,
crpsov Trustees E6
ie2n-2aw3y&d ,,ot;,S|n,,,,
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WELLS FARGO & CO.,
w NEW E XaEK AS ms Gb1E EXcgANaE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
6kEG6E aSG asfRG T. fRRR f
rs RATEs-Fast Express p cts per b.
EXPRESSES LEAvE NEW YORK on the 5th and 10th
EXCHANGE FOR SALE on San Francisco, Oregon, Sand
witch Islands and Havana.
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS
Our San Francisco house gives especial attention to
prompt returns and Mechanics a E1e
ang through house and have the paid for on
atrya OF the goods there thus giving purchasers full bene
Mt time on sales and yet the sellers maintaining control
OF their property until paid for r,,
NEW YoRK-s2 Broadway
BOST0N-i0 Court Square.
PHILADELPHIA-40 Chestnut street
BALTIMORE-T7 Smiths wharf
streets. mhaSm
GOOD TO SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS
viz: '
5000 Londres sultana
5000 g Union And,
5000 $500 MAensangeP IGNORES L
2,5O 800 Media Reg. Florida BIeu
l I,tS 3" " g" Flor
s,SSS b / Rssfibe SeP Plat
1850 Selma Flor de Morales
so For 9r sale by LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
ozz-u So Buchanau's wharf
T IGHT PRESSED TOBACCO.
IL Harris's Peoples Favorite
B Blfee CreSle
Jas Thomas sq Mstis SG Ne %G uooD
oodT8s Pride Of the 6d 6om nG0Gy A00n &C. &C.
Harris sPicer & Harris Es 4, ,11
And all other desirable louisa Tobacco for sale by
~ WARWICK, FKICK BALL,
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1f.s.e FOR SALE.-A FARM of 81 acres. To-
is Gated the Relay House the Baltimore and Ohio
10y Railroad 1t is improved by good DWELLING,
BARN. and all necessary out houses with Peach Apple
Orchards. $3.50 1900 1855 -'Ff~
Two small FARMS near Franknvile. Baltimore county
Land and improvements good will he sold low
Also good FARM of ITO acres, Chopank river near
Denton, Caroline county. ~
small PLACE Of IL acres the Hartford Road Emles
from the city. viii suit a gardener
Also large FARM at Elicotts Mills excellent land and
Improvements.
LANDS, HOUSES, &c. RUMBLE WILLIS,
ap22-tf onS
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60ntaiiun.


MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOB
1lnLY0ING c. LADIES,-Tl,e SUMNER SESSION begins
on May 4th 1859 The course of instruction in the usual
BRANCHES is full and thorough being under the direction of
necessary for Female education is at the
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad
Sch 81. "
Fo terms Of admission and further information, address
RcY 40 LEWIS STALEY, Principal, Mount Washington
BaItim Coz Maryland, Rev. DIR. HEINER Second
baItlmo catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS BAL
Baltimore street, and at Mr. Geo Gebaohs, Second
street apStf
N w l. ONDON CADEMY,
... $500 CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
m, PROP; EDWARD D. PORTER A. NJ, Principal
~ Session of this well known School will commence
Nay lS II is located in retired and healthy village
Justly celebrated for the saubrity of its climate and the
elevated chal acter of its citizens Coach meets the morn
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore at Newark Dell
TO convey students to the Academy.
Iernls5 Session of five months. The Principal
be seen at the Matby House pr 10Th and 10Th 3m
A LEX, HOFFMAN,
"a 800 DESIGNER AND CARVER,
ID r A WING NJ III Cd Ell ING
. SCHOOL, .
No. ia BALTIMORE STREET, third storyO
mh21y Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore.
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qaper Banging ann Upholstery

DIAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL & BROTHERS.
-, 200 BALTIMORE STREET, (OppOSite hanoVer)
Would call the attention Of wholesale buyers and the public
generally to their Spring Styles
A + r A n G NGS
now receiving from their Factory
The assortment is, usual varied and includes all fine
dlteEent grades high and low priced, CURTAIN PAPERS,
Those buying to sell again, as those wanting Pa
perng done, are invited to view the assortment
Orders from the country promptly attended to mh3
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AaritultnraI.

"EXCELSIOR,"
IL No. PERUVIAN GUANO,
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
Containing Phosph na Of Pff @ Gen s. per cent
Warranted the most concentrated universal and
fertilizer now offered for SALE containing all stimulating
properties of Peruvian Guano the durable ertilizine
dry powder for sowing drilling in with the Grain "
Every Package bears the inspection mark name in
Prize 50 per 1000 lbs. JJ.&F TURNER,
mhlou ~ Pratt street Baltimore.
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.-lOO bbls.
omtehsi Gr0ssdales superior article, to which
81 Exchange Place. fe96t # f.
A PERUVIAN GUANO.-Of direct importa
o @ By dSup GfIrs
mh4-tf ~
A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO.-Contain.
ing more than the ordinary centage of phosphaes
fpa T. good barrels for sale by MAcD0N1Lb
A A MEXICAN GUANO, DROWN. VERY
Areh in Phosphate of Lime containing per cent more
man me standard Of fine texture and free every mpurty
fel9-tf ~ Pratt street Bat
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
ABR0WN 9n bulk bills, containing from 60 to IS per
quantities faISti by il & F TURSER,
DERUVIAN GUANO.-l, 900 tons No. | Peru
Chncha Islands, beautiful order for sale in quantities to
SUIT liberal discount made to Commission Merchants
COM CO, Wood street, Bowly's wharf feiotf
GUANO GUANO
" , YEyAssA GUANo.
Agent, No SO Exchange Place
!, am now prepared to sell the following Phosphate
SfSf s per cent. bone
A5isso, WHITE MEXICAN AND AA BROWN MEXICAN.
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~ COALl
co., 800 - = C0ALl
COAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TON-2,24O punds Su-
perl0r quality of White, Red and Grey Ash COAL.
vs. Delivered free of charge in part 1.-The city, at S.
per ton-2,2i0 pounds - - -
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
on Coal and Wood Dealer.
Ohce-N. W. corner Pratt and Fremont streets
n. W: corner Park and Fayette streets
Wharf-foot EutaW street
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1859. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1859.
10 -a=4==T==ss=z1 FOR BOSTON .TuSn -
Silber daare, iaflueIru. 1T.

SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES.
~ CANFIELD BROTHER 4 co,
II F.. 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have imported direct from manufacturers large quan-
T. +. COOPER. " ~
+. B, ADAMS & SONS,
b. F COWDFROY,
DAVID TAYLOR,
ROBERT PERRY,
T. RUSSELL IL son,
THOS. BLuNDELL,
r,-- -, ,,.,.a..,-- JOSH. JOHNSON,
JULES JlRG ENSEN, NJ. !. TOBIAS & co,
JAMES NARnIN, PATEK PHILIPPE & co
A. LANAIETTF, HENRY CAPT.
FRENCH, MORRIS & Co, &c &c
acturers - - 49, 0i 1'
Inc AMERICAN WATCH every part of which is manu-
actured IN this country, put up in GOLD AND SILV Err
GASES Warranted good time-keepers
purchasers may rely upon getting good article and at
moderate prices,
CANFIELD BROTHER Il co,
- 229 Baltimore street,
importers of Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Fancy
GoOdS-Wholesale and Retail mls-tf
A LBATA WARE
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4ablif Salfs.
BY SAMUEL III. GOXER
LARGE AND ELEGANT DWELLING
ON WEST FAYETTE STREET,
BY ADRFON q co.
A SSIGNEES SALE -r-">-~->0~-e'->
OF
FASHIONABLE HATS, CAPS,

by virtue OF deed of assignment from Jobn w wiso
viii sell at S gay OF June 1859 the undersigned Assignee
~ NJ psoiS auction at the Warehouse of ADRFON
- NO = south Charles stree for cash in bankabe mo
ING, the I'D of June: ~ "iDNEoDAh MOhN-
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
FASHIONABLE HATS, CAPS,
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KINDLTNG WOOD
~ KINDLING WOOD!
| am now preparing my wharfby steam power, SAWED
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which | will sell
and deliver free of charge TEN PER CENT less than
any dealer in the city JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets
=" Park and Fayette streets
NTOODI WOODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and split for sale at prices low can be purchased at
Light street, or other wharves in the city
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH
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