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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04
DYSPEPSIA.

This is q very Distressing Complaint,
and gives TIE patient more suffering
than almost any other disease in fact,
it is . combination Of many complaints
in one. The. SYMPTOMS are numerous,
and are Of the nature Of alniost all other
complaints combined. From. this fact
arise the very many cases where this
diseaseis mistaken for some other,
and 50 improperly treated. The first
SYMPTOMS indigestion, hatulency, loss
of appetite, heartburn; headache, etc If
neglected. almost always awaken some
dormant disease. and send the poor spf-
ferer to premature grave. What you
must first do is cleans the blood and reg
ulate the bowels; de this with "Moun !.
tain Herb Pills." and you can bid def
ance to dyspepsia.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are
sold by all Medicine Dealers.
CopARrNERsHlp. It may interest
our brethren Of the press to know that
Dr.. ]. G. Aver Of Lowell, CHERRY
Pectoral and Cathartic Pills. has asso-
ciated with him, his. brother Fir ederick
Aver, Esq, loug and favorably kno wn
as leading merchant ofthe West. Mr..
Aver will conduct the widely extended
business Of the firm, which now reaches
to the con- n,r;ial natl ms Of both hem.
isphsres, while the Doctor viii devote
himselfto his scientific investigators
and pursuits. -Meyru~tile Journal.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04

The steamer Sam Gaty wolfe on her
way from Louisville to st. Louis last
Tuesday, exploded her boiler and was
burned. Two fremen damed Thomas
Orr and John Quinn we're killed, and
eleven persons were wounded. The
lady passengers escaped in their night
clNhss.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04
N o T &c E

10 Wil!;dAs Belknap, Sir:
VOU are Hereby notified and required 10
j. be and appear before the Register and
Receiver Of the U. 5 Land Office, at Des
MONIES in the State Of low, on. Monday the
It'll, day Of June n. ,. 1860, ut 8 O'clock A.:
M then and there to contest your claim an d
tito tcthe n. ". l.4.of SEQ. 20, town lot'
aerth Of Range -, weSt. : : : -. ~
Dated, this lst day Of May A. D. ! $50.
w q CHESEDRO
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04
The "ALL,Es" WHO MAKE Wan

Z HE "ALLlES w HO MAKE w Al
UPON THE ADMINISTRATION.
The term opposition to the
present administration, embraces
politicians Of every hue and ofev
cry color, from the protested
Democrat, disappointed in not
getting Or in not retaining office
to the darkest hue of abolitionism
and this incongruous mass, united
not in love, not on principle, but
in hate, make common cause
against the administration and do
their utmost to embarass it.
The Giadings and Chase faction
wage war, because in its bold dec
laration Of principles, the vigor
with which it carries out each
and every pledge the President
gave to the American people, pre-
yious to the last Presidential
election. -
The Know Nothings Of the
Plug Ugly school have cause to
war upon it. Taught a severe
and a necessary lesson at the mu-
nicipal election in Washington
some three years since, their
hopes of carrying elections by
force and by intimidation, save in
the city Of Baltimore are at an
end. They found that the oath
which President Buchanan took
to see that the laws were faithful
ly executed, was no unmeaniug
one, but was taken in good faith
and executed to the letter.
The apostate Democrats and
the men who still hang on the
outskirts of the party, as camp
followers, ready to join either side
where plumber is easiest found are
of the class who have been turned
out of Office for cause, or for equ.
lily good cause failed in getting
office from the President or the
able cabinet that surrounds him.
This allied army, composed o.
men whose principles are of the
Protean order,-changing will
the case the chameleon change.
its color, are in the market, read,
FOR bid-unitcd in but tw,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04
ANTICIPATING.

ANTICIPATING.
The DEBORAH Republic says
that Judge Lowe Of the U. S.
Circuit Court has decided that the
Rock Island bridge must come
down
1t is Judge Love who has rem.
slcrcd that decision, neighbor, not
Judge Lowe.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04

Palmer who is in custody in Mt.
Holly, N. j., on a charge by his
SON Of numbering apedlar in Bur-
lington Co., some nine years since,
has been committed in full. No
traces Of the body have been found
though there has been dilligent
search. The case will not proba-
bly, be tried at the next term of
court, which commences next
week, and further search is to be
made. Pieces of the wagon,
which the SON says was burned
have been found. A Pedlar who
was in the habit Of visiting the
pines every Spring and Fall, and
who promised to call a week or
two aftef he was last seen, some
years since, has never appeared i'll
that locality since, and yet no in.
quiry has ever been made by the
friends Of the missing man, who
are said to reside in Philadelphia.
The case is one of mystery, thus
far. n
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04

suspicious were excited, but he
did not believe his wife unfaithful
to him, until last Wednesday
evening. On coming home he
found the house deserted, and on
institutiug. search found the mer.
chant and his wife together at o,
near a barn, standing in a field
some distance from the house. -
The outraged husband knocked
the merchant down, and jumped
on to his face with both feet,
breaking the bridge Of his nose
and cutting his face in shocking
manner. The merchant begged
for his life, but the husband con:
tiuued to stamp him until he sup.
posed life was extinct, when he
took his faithless wife home and
informed one of his neighbors Of
the circumstances and that he
supposed he had killed the mer-
chant, and he had better see to it,
The next morning some of the
neighbors went to the spot indica-
tsd: and found that the man had
not been killed. but had como to,
and crawled home, as they easily
found by the blood along his
route home. .-
The machinist's wife says that
she and the merchant have met
clandestinely for the last six or
eight months. She has been sent
to her friends. The affair has
made the husband insane, and he
has siace made one or two at
tempts to go to the house of the
merchant with the avowed inten-
ton Of taking his life, bat has
been restrained by his friends
The merchant has been taken
away from groton and secreted in
Homer or Cortland, to keep him
from the vengeance Of the man
whose domestic happiness he has
ruined.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04
I EEkSILT.iNI.4 HOUSE.

This hotel has changed its
name from that Of the Upper
House as above. The propricto,
however is not ashamed of his
house for he Immediately .sppri-
scs the public of the change.
Those sojeurning in McGregor
will find McMullen of the Penn
sylvania House a capital house.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04
5 5000 YARDS
49, :. Stripe pShirtin5,
For sale BY BRADLEY 4 co.
MeGregor, Oct. 20, 1859.
5000 YARps
MEAT MARKET.

FEORGE Eek, would say to the people Of
" New Oregon and vicinity that biz meat
hArket i stitl in operation, where At all
times may be had full supply of such IS the
market affords, in that line. Hides taken IN
exchange for goods or cash. lnlo
East SIDE Main street, at Eck's building
E3o3 Al LUMBER YARD
Pine Lumber Of all descriptions, Shingles
< LATH,
X. SASH @
Ofall sizes, Il 1E
s 49, DOORS AND
BLINDS
Highest each price paid for grain
hides Be, ln3s'sml
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04

1a-7
things, love OF Office and hatred
of the President who refuses them
place and power If this be ne;
the primary cause of their attacks
what other cause can they assigns
MI Buchanan is not a candi.
date for reelection-that fact he
has distinctly stated on all proper
occasions. So far from attempt.
ing to dictate who shall be nom.
mated as his successor. he has
never so far as we can learn, Civ
en- an intimation as to his first
choice. At times it is charged
that General l,ane-again, let
ter writers are quite certain it is
Vice President Breckenridge
that it is Daaiel S, Dickinson
then it is Mr.. Cobb, and then
somebody else, and when either
ofthese gentlemen, are named,
the charge is made that the whole
power Of the administration is be.
ing used to forward the chances
This is done to create heart bur-
nings and jealonsies-to divide the
national Democracy, and to rem
der the power Of the Government
a more easy conquest for the al
lied army.
One year from the 18th of March
next, Mr.. Buchanan will leave the
Presidential Chair, and then, when
faction is silenccd, when time
discleses the cause fthe studied
slandor and misrepresentation
which has met him at every step
in administering the Government,
the commonvoic e Of the country
will give him the high praise Of
stern fidelity to the Constitution,
and his Administration one of
the parest and best, and as. con-
ducive to the true interests of the
country as any that preceded it.
Had the President as charged,
taken ground in favor of a sue
cessor, and had that successor
been the candidate of the disaffect
ed, and had he given the offices
to the friends of that aspirant, no
war would have been made on
the administration, but on the
contrary, the knaves who now
abuse him would have made their
throals sore with shouting forth
his praises. He chose to admin
lister the Government wisely and
well, rather than secure the sue
cesslon to any one, and hence he
is the subject Of the foulest SLAM
der and the grossest abuse. He
preferred the fame which good
men covet-the honest fame of
posterity accorded to !. good and
faithful servant, rather than the
fattery of dishonest men and
hence the army IF boilers, Know
Nothings and Abolitionists, uni
ted to embarass and make war
upon his a,lministration.-Cleve
land Nat, Democrat.
--$.S------
A Seduction Case.
THE sEDucER PUNISHED.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04

That Ak handle Of ours 1--WE mean tie
new one, is present from Munsen Il
Pierce and is nice specimen ofa gross
received by them from tho East, give
them call. @
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04

Bradley & Co.. seem to under
i&tand the secret of success in bu-
-siness. Those of our subscribers
that would look their old adyer-
tisement over again, must do so
this week; for we are assured that
the subject must be changed
Next week they advertise their
immense stock of spring and sum
mer goods to the people.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04

4 ~ We appoint Ire following list of loca
Axsn,- to obtain subscription and advertising
W the PLAINDEALER, in their respective
l.-ali,ic. and will recognise their receipts.
n e,sxsc. Iowa, SR Chase,
B toward, Iowa, James Hall,
7 Lime Srr ngs, Iowa, A. Al. Van 'Leu'en
4 J .nes.aw !, Iowa, Il. Kerr.
Howard Center. Iowa, A. NJ. Petit,
--E,,.,i, New York, Thompson e Mead.
l:s..,,un Ny APW .i,cox
4 A:-., rost Masters every w!.cre
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04

d ilK,ckEL& CoMrANY Booksellers and Sta
t.s,srs vain street NcGrcgor. are our author
i-~A ssouts for procuring subscription and
"A A,.r..rns and recsipting the same.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04

The bill to prohibit polygamy
in the Territories has passed the
House Of Representatives by a
heavy majority.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-04
The McGregor Press seems to

4 The McGregor Press seems to
I've perfectly Mortified at the vul-
garity Of the Times of that city,
Net publishes long list of what
ut denominatcs it's vulgar items.
This is better way of appro-
priating the Coils. articles than
stealing them outright, and still
makes the Press readable in pro-
portion as it copies them. We
Suggest to the Press that it ex-
tend its selections from the Times
1T will add interest to it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12
NATIONAL DEaoc&GsEc pLATvoaA

Hxsssxpa qsAss srs, sAe penso<xa<y az ths Ualun,
In caRxsas len 2AxEzshed. ksfshF azsSfT sar sszzus
@a&Ga OF the Kssaiasleas mpSasnaRsg saepsea and
aSelafsd A. plstfsrEs az pslaipfss y fhe psEao-
eamsis susenfiSsi - CfnrtaAk& IN the ssar go
Aeiiesiaz tkAs bsmsxstie axs asxhanSssr
be In tAsiF nature wheR applied 70 the same sp2s-
Jbea mztsFF SOD We eeeeenfzsf aa ear oy sartA a
FaSnaaszss s ssae faasseiaH9~1 @ss9 fgssl ~
KAesssrA THAI ii ia The siHas az sae EnASs lsssf
10 aHsea slaele ard tenzpiete pEetertien 10 all It's
Ssslnszs ~ kaas 10 aesosi ana NhstheE hatiss -
kaEn5&A h@7M. se55s 8g RkH &zH &&f ~ ks$G
RessayaS Thas one a. sAe nscssziieg ~ the sge,
in military ecxsaezxxaf szd postal potuf o. view,
IL spszz aGzzssmzSe natwnaa xAe AkiaAxss And
PasIne states and khs pssHeeEatke party Blsaee
sttA sftakfeasI sasctEaeEts as VIII insure The
rnhssxadfies o. aixssA 70 the 5HsciAe cosaa n
eae ssss1s@ pxertaral pesieAk sss7 saW .Ff&H
Resalye4 That TIE psznoSzacte party are in faysg
az the aSaalsitIaE Of the isaxBa Il Gaha On aach
sssazs ~ saaA - Ass1z@sls to sussaasaa ma last
Ia SUain- ID -. zsfsss ssias>4s 81
Rssssvsa. rAa4 sas snaeszseuas * sssts Isexisls-
fakn - Aeseaa tbe takskfaa sxecali& sk the Fagis
liz SaaFs Asxs are hostile AcAatN&s e sshs estTs
y tse csnsiitgsien and atianssy ., AsiT s.
@Masaassa Yssas in ID ID assssaaa1a asth tas ssas
kaisr2seszsIos ~ tie clnznnsn ggAffesm that, 9n-
ring IA exfsssnce 81 Territorial EoseTunaents the
ssazsrs af ie4isa, whssessx IL mHs BE- iEpos-
81 b sks Federal GsastssEsaaa che peweFs sf ina
TRFTitsFiai Legislature eysx The sseAect ef doeS-
tic ssaasieas ~ the same has hesa aid shall here
szasx hm anAlss differentiated BY sAs ssprasns Csurt
AZ the Caigsa States SASH BE rAsssrtsa by al se<a
titixsas ana snforcea with prOmptaes$ and adesitT
Ay ever bEsaaA Of sac fsaeFal GovSTnznsns.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12

So0NCLL DLCfsSs Stp- o. loou-
Eps. BeeLx-ln the correspondence of
sssPEcrAroR, p written at Glenwood, Aug.
10Th, 1867 and pablishsd in The Rusa4 Of
the 5th inst, an srrOE CT kwo exists which,
With yoar permission, 1 deesa proper to
correct. The names Of the counsel cul-
ployed by the plaintiffs Bassest ct al, az
given BY Spectator, are kelsey, Mason,
Gsvins, Cornish aAd Kiansy. TO these
may be added the names Of Graf and
Dews, as shoss Of the plaintiffs counsel
who bsss no ineonsiderabls part in this
very critical and most important civil se-
ton that has ever been tried Ia this ju-
dicial district. So
The compliments paid by Spectator to
Mr.. Ulinson's ability, inpartiality and de-
cisien Of eharasssf, while presiding ~
Judge in this ease, Ia jasty deserved. No
bsaser selection could hare been made,
and ne member Of the Iowa bar could
hare discharged the duties and respond
bilitias thereby imposed, more to the sat
isfaetian Of ali disinsaresssd persons, than
did MIR. Clinton on that occasion.
Herein permit me to state, that Spec
tasor has probably been misinformed as
TO Judge Sears entire appreciation Of Ar.
Ciinton's rulings and Instructions, As
hare been informed by IA eyewitness To-
the TIL, and one whose verbs ars al
ways worthy Of credit, that Judge Scars
expressed Interpretation u some Of Mr..
Clinton's rulings daring the trial. In this
writing | wish to be understood - mere
ly correcting q probable mistake, and not
insinnasing sven on the part Of Mr.. Gin
ton indeed, considering tbs wida-range
q advsrzi.y IN tbs public mind generally
ID such pases, may AK ID add, that this
disappfobation Vi Judge Sears might ysry
reasonably be takan ~ asidence of cor
rsetnsss, and the absence az all error
whatever % the part of his temporary
sabstisats. 0azxKvxa.
H. n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12

The Noapareil, following IN the wake
Of the Hack Eye, and other BLACKBOARD
and Libel sheess, has found aaother asga'
sasms against the eieesioa Of CO. OsLz-
They cali him the q Cos- Catcher
That is vsry appropriate, indeed, and
shis community fully indorses every word
Of II, for bets sweeping the track before
him, a. the whirfwind sweeps the prairie,
Of ali eastls and hurnbugs, assd there is nc
use fsbuttingS Il him. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12
rERRssIg nisAsrga.



Chicago, Sep. q.
The steamer Lady Elgin, OF the I.aks
Superior line, which left here Iass night,
was run into about O'Clock this morning
OF Waukeegan, by the schooner Augusta,
striking her abafs tie wheel. house. Tbs
steamer sunk Ia twenty sainases Ii 300
feet Of water. Only ssvsnteen persons
are known 10 be saved, incladfag she
clerk, steward and porter. Fron $50 70
400 persons ara said 10 have been on
board, axaong whon were the BiAck Va
pers, dssen fagers and Rifle, and several
Are companies of Milwaukee, who wers
on = visiI 10 this city. Col. Lumsdon, of
the u. q. Picsyunc, and family were also
ON board, and azs aapposaa 10 be Ioss ~
AZ shs kisaa af the aceidsnt the schooner
was saiiiax &c the rate Of easven miles en-
boar. The steam tag Mooaeen left this
morning for the seene of the disaster, an 4
on her resarn va viii hare fs1rfhsr Es&s-
tieulaxs. The nanss of those known 10
have heen SAVED are 80 followss
II. g. Cory, clark, Fred Ries, steward,
Edward Wesslzke, paFsaF, b. Gore, Thos.
Murray, Thos. Cunanings, u. GaunsE,
j. n. Hobart, Of Milwsakse, r. Skss, 4.
OsHrian. VIA. A. D4yis. VIM Niles, q
Ohie, Il. upiika, III waupan, Wis. 4.
IngrahAm, saa1ateF % the Gems. iiAn pxx-
liansak md 90 Of ne propsi<tor e ~
Lsndou News we're aboard 1xd ~ - q
posed ID Be iost. Ths beoks I'D p1pGis
were ali Lost. ASkas the s0Illnf6n 81
efaaxaer Hoated soaSh q Wsn1f2a, mkeeol
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12
CORRESPONDENCE or THK BUeLK.

" GApNsfJ IOWA. sep ft1, Asous
EnS. BUGEK-My attention has been d.
reetsd to ~ article which appeared IN the
Bugie Of Sept, 5th, dated Al Glenwood
18th Aug, under the signatuss Of 'sspec-
tator, I" in regard to the trial Of Bassett,
Durham and Frazer rs. Fremont Co.
can see 40 motive foE Spectator wEi-
ting such an azsicls smlsss i. was TO led
the public know that Mr.. Clinton had de-
eided case in favor Of clieai for whom
be appeared - Ooaasel. Spectator does
aot rebate facts when he says Judge Sears
selected Mr.. Clinton TO preside m the
hearing of this case. He knows who se-
lected him-that the parties did, and thai
Sears only requested them to CHOOSE some
one else than himself to preside, which
was done, ..........,. ........
In regard TO the way in which Mr.. Clin-
ton decided the lay in the case, havs
nothing to say in this communication.
But one thing | viii say, and that j., thai
every persoa who heard his decision were
not Of the Same opinion ~ Spectator.
Spectator says that the instructions
given by Mr.. Clinton, a. he 10 crsaihIy
informed, met the entire appreciation Of
Judge Sears. he may haEs been told
this As srua, bat that Ii il antrae have
every reason for saying Judge Sears new
or expressed himself in case tried by a
substitute, a. hs would then be interfering
where be should be indifferent, knowing,
too, thas II the case goes 10 the sapreme
Court, he viii have to sign The bin OF OK
csgtioas, ana be responsible for tha acts
OF the substitute, And IL, omt Of ceagssssl
he has not signfksd his dissent TO the acts
of Mr.. Clinton, Spectator should not toe
hastily infer thsRhe approves, suhers h
Is salg siLsas. =
Spectator says be does NOT believe de-
fendana expects 70 reverse tAs casa 10 the
Supreme Court. can inform him that
we do expect 10 reverse the decision, and
thsn when new trial comes up, IL he
again wins the case, be will be welcome
70 herald his victory 10 the public through
the press a. he seeks to do IN tie COM
manicatioa 10 whinh this il = alers re-
Spouse.
Cggg on Ugygyp ANYss gouxsas..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-12
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The Bsll-EgeSskt Ticket aohainated at
Iowa City on the Both, 10, fo9 Electors at
.Iazgs. W. II. Henderson,, Of Marshal Go. (;
gudsv Mcfienry, Of Polk Co.
- District EIectoEs--lst. District, G. w.
Bovsrs, Of Postawaskazaie; Cd Dist, I'D.
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