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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10

LrrTLn M1Alsr-3,5O A. M, 8 Am, 11iO4 A. M.
and 1,4OP. M.
ONO AMP MIssIssIPPI-s,3O A. M, 1925 P. M,
and 9.6O p. M. ~
CIECINSGT1, HAMILTON AND DATToN-1i45 A. M,
11;OS A. M, 2;1O P. NJ, $50 P. NJ, 7;12 p.
.isDIASifeIs Am OmonNATr-1Os15 A. H.,
MilIiTT1 AID AM oNomNAT1-1e,39 a. M. and
.6eyiseToN AsD LrxuarOS-1O.3S A. M. and
CIFCINNATI, RICHMOND AND INDIANAPoLIs-7,d5 8
A. M, 2;1O p. NJ, $50 p. M.
CINCINNATI AND LOGANsPORT-From Sixth street
Depot-Ss45 A. M. and 1:12 P NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10

"E OFFER TO THE PUBLIC THR
w Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine, with i'm
portant imroyements, and TO meet the demand for q
good low priced Family Machine, have introduced
NEW Sly LIE, work ing upon the same principIe and
making the same stitch, though not 30 highly hn-
ished, at FIFTY-FIVE DOLLARS ~ 7I17Tf =
The elegance speed noiselessness and simplicityof
the Machine, the beauty and siren 9Th Of stitch be-
lng ALIKE on BOTH sIpES, fmposeibleto 10 raYel, and
leaving no chain or ridge on the under side, the
economy Of thread and adaptablity to the thfcksst
or thinnest fabrics has rendered this the most arc
made. -
At our various ofices we sell at New York prices,
and give instructions, free of charge to enable
chasers to sew ordinary seams, hem, fell, quilt,
warrant it for three years.
Send call for circular containing full pertieur
jsi1-ay WM. SUMMER q CO.u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10
EDUCATIONAL.
CINCINNATI FEMALE SEMINARY!
Cor. Seventh and MOund-sts.
PRIVATE AND SELECT
DAY SCHOOL.
TENHIs INSTITUTION WILL BE RE-
b n OPENED on MONDAY, September 8, 1860, un-
.dar tha following ------

FUNHIS INSTITUTION WILL BE RE-
b n OPENED on MONDAY, September 8, 1860, un-
der the following
TEACHERS:
MILTON SAYLER, Moral Philosophy and Latin,
FRANCIS @. BAUMAN, Mathematics.
: NELSON SAYLER, Mental Philosophy and Nat
+ Ann Eliza WoNEs, English Branches.
6ALL1E X. STEER, Primary Department.
ELLEN j. HOYT, Penmanship. t.r y
s VICTOR WILLIAMS, Vocal and Instrumental
=. MARY r. PALMER, Vocal and Instrumental
Madame JOSEPHINE MARTINEZ, French. m
NJ. w. RICHARDSON, Principal Of Academy Of
Design BOUNDED by Prof. COnnor). -. r
! The School is we'll provided with Library, with
Philosophical, Chemical and Astronomical Appa-
tatus, and with Geological AID Botanical Cab
met. .g u.- fa..t " !. q
Care will be exercised in the selection Of pupils,
and every effort made to keep the hsoeiationB OF
the school elevated and worthy Frequent reviews,
especially of elementary English branches and
rigid private examinationg will be held, but all
tpubic examinations and exhibitions will be discon-
tinued. 1t is hoped that under its manage
ment the school will address itself more strongly
than to those who desire for their daughters
thorough, accomplished and modest Christian edu-
= cation. +. 7t. tf' .g
For further particulars, inquire Of any Of the
above teachers, or at the Seminary, corner Of Sew
enth and MOund-stB. q .r r Ia au30l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10

The AlIsghanian, former Douglas organ,
at Wellsville, has come outf Breckenridge
since the bargain made at Syracuse between
the Douglasites and Americans.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10

A German, named David Rowland, COM
mitted suicide at Boundbrook N. j., the
other day, by hanging himself to tree. The
cause was disappointed love.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10

Alittle boy named Daniel Smith, attempted
to step off railroad car, in Philadelphia,
the other evening, when he fell under the
wheels and was crushed to death.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10

The demand for canal-boats to do the
business of the Erie Canal has become so
great that boats are brought in from the
Pennsylvania canals.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-12-27
i II . n N
Holly Springs, Dec. IS, 1860.

Mr.. WELLS: Please publish this record
of Mr.. Lincoln's principles, so that Mr. T
A. Millar's sanguine credulity in the Presi
dent elects moderation and conservative
policy may not be too violently shocked by
the reality. The idea that President car
give guarantees to the Estates or people
is novel to one, who has read the Constitu-
ton. The Wig and the Express were the
leading presses Of the .'Union," party bu1
they do not expect as much of Mr. Lincoln
as Mr.. Millar or Gov. Hicks. S.
MIR. LINCOLN'S RECORD ON THE SLAVERY
QUESTION.
4 dispatch from Springfield, Illinois
dated Saturday, says:
Mr.. Lincoln remarked to-day to a visitor
in regard to an unexpected public definition
of his policy in advance of his inaugural, as
follows: During tic last SIC gears Thar
placed nsy rie~s on aN public questions Sc
fuUy and Frequently on record, Mat al those
desi'Iny-can fearn them by simply referring
to hcm. # "y past ossclti'ons attain nl
crnfit, present opcS rel be treated no b>itcy.'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-12-27

at coniuncture like this in the affairs of
the country, so full Of alarm and apprehen-
sion, we are not sure that it is not the duty
of the fearless and patriotic journalist to en-
tighten them N. 7. Express.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
,..-. TO THE CITIZENS OF
! 0 " A r D C 6 y MY:

III X AVEElLL, Jl has enlarged. refit.
A' ted and IT furnished the Od Skv.Light
pacuerr an tia lerI over n H. D ckerman's
o"ok and dru' store n DEBORAH; and he Is
low p epared to TAKE 'br"types. starred
types. me anotypes. phi .'ographs, M clio
r"phs: rapyfogr = sind nnny other sty on
Ut Pc pIcs in the mos, p .rlect and dur.l, .
mahner. tle operates " b tho latest 4
nest improved processes W 4 Oh are in tina
m>tess'"n OF any otter artist in northern
Iowa. and which give if ! Ike tone and du
alb / ty to his p ctnres not obtainal!e bv ,ry
''her His amhrotyles and photographs can.
. rot DO 2c.lled IN thu. west ,4-l
lie keeps on hand and il constantly rcceir.
ne the latest and most fashi, nabI; STYLES of
frames eases, traces rassep rtnuts. kcAsA
Ind pins wh CHI he VIII s with D ctures ut
r. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. RI
= He gets upa new STYLE Of Iocket +, cture
Hhch has al the bri liancy and durability .f
~'''. - ctare& with the 'ghtness and piiab:i.
ty OF p PER, at the same me it is free. from
".4 The Objection, of other styles Of locket PIC.
me,. variety of o her pictures wi be eve
up to order including oil pa 'ntings mono
hromatic. crayon and India ink drawings
and a | sorts f maps
u This is a permanent institution and
business will lie conducted upon an honorable
has;s.-The patronage Of a who want good
pictures is respectfully sol citeJ.- ENQUIRE for
AvERILL's PICTURE GALLERY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
lITIELL'S LIVING AGE

CONTAINS. IN each number Ga largo pa.
~ yes, making, for the year, m ire than
3 800 printed pay a. When the amount OF
read ng matter is cons dcled, it will be seen
that it is muc. cheaper than any monthly
magazine now published.
The. price Of L,ttel.'s Living Ase-(free of
postage to any part Of theUn ted States)-- =
x dollars per year. Two cop -, howe er.
will lie sent for ten dollars, and six cop e.
FIR thcnty-tisc dollars. Twelve c"p'es will be
sent for fit, dollars Postage cannot he paid
BY -, where a discount is already made IL
clubs, &c,
=, more appropriate present to q Lady Of
n.e.Iigcnce aud discrim nation. could scarce.
" be- made, than year subscription t" the
Liy nj. Age. Coming, as it wou d, free 9,
p;.stag.. it ould be weekly test u,onial oI
the regards and roliteness Of the dunor.,
All OF deis should be add esscd' to.
d LlTTELL, son AND 90,
Publishers IF the Living Age, Boston: Mass
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
The Excitement at Harpers Ferry
STILL CONTINUES.
The MSurrectioniSts n0,r Cnrruine
of Goods from the Storeof
NUN SON & PIERCE
At THEIR OWN PRICES.

At THEIR OWN PRICES.
HUNDREDS Of dol.ars may be saved an
A nual.y to the c t;zen~ OF Howard and >u,
rounding, connt es Ivy trad ny with Munsm
Perce. New Oregon, o,ner Of Main ant
Miles street No. 1898. OPP o-ite MunsoI.'s ole
,tand. J hey have received and will cont n.
he TO receive every tn ny suited to the wants
ofthe people that is nee, new, and cheaper
han the cheapest. Their stock comprise
ioreign and domestic dry goods. fancy good
and Yankee notions too nu,nc' GUS to men
on: ready m dc clothing and clothing mad"
to order, hats, cals. boots and shoes. g,ocrr.
o., prov ons, hardware, crockery. &c, Sc
Don't buy shop-worn goods, mo h-eaten goods
stale goods and mean goods generally when
you can get at NJ. & P.'s fresh goods. desira.
HE goods and awful cheap goods. DOME be
fooled. hut come to No. 989s and ''ptch in. .
A word to the wise is Sufficient.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
STOVE

r FINN& CO., dea ers in stoves and tin
- ware. ut iogan's Old Stand. Water
street, De: rah, Iowa hay now and will con.
.t:nue to keep on hand IL large assortment OF
cook. box md parlor stoves, which can't he
beat for elegance and usefulness. Til, copper
and sheet ironwale. manufactured and war
rantcd to giyesat:staction. Roofing done and
eve.trongh put up on short nt't,ce and reason,
able terms: wit neatness and dispatch Cai
and examine before purchasing, a. we fee
assured we can tel as cheap a. the G. eapest
I. JOHN FINN, BERNARD QUINN
. (Il-3m} ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
school. BOOKS.

THE undersigned has on hand, md fr salss
very cheap ut his residence in Vernon
springs. Oh school books IA are recommend.
y the Bard Of Educat:nn If the t.te az
low and snch as ure adapted to the use IF
ne sch"o $ in this ,ountv. The list con,pr,.
~ MtGnfey's series: Mnntet TIL National
biographical seres Parker's Ph.lcsopl y,
''orter's Chemistry. the First B, ok of Science
'es de, suit;tL . mathematical won h Tor the
'up''s of the several schools in The 90, nty.
ll4-t'! " y,ac. E. BROWN, g
... Cou 'ty Supt. of Com. Schools.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
To Frederick Wehnsan defenp

ant.
GiR. James Mitchell g. ca. have fed their
~ pet ton II the .fice of tie c.o'k Of the
lis ret court tor Howard c'nnty Iowa. claim.
ing If ymi $3.50 and interest therein tro ,
March f2th 1859. an apron ssO-y note made
by you to s. t. Carey of VIII Oh they are the
owners and holders. and asking Il " 1t ut at
ts.clment aga INST our property. anu unless
YOU appear and p cad thereto on or before
q" ,nnn;ng Of tho scco d day Of tie next
term Of said court o. r. d fault VIII ! G enter.
I'd and Judgment will he rendered agains,
YOU thereon. November 1859.
l74t Yours &c
COOLEY e. WILLETT, Pitts Attys.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

At John Ammon & Co.'S old stanl. in
~ DEBORAH. Iowa. you I'll find the follow.
ing art c es for sale or manufactured to or.
der, VIZ: Wagons, p!ows. tanning milf.
irags cultivators. &c.-AIl ndS oi IN ct, ne
ry repaired ut short notice Wood and iron.
turned IN all shapes desirable. An asso t.
mems ,ab legs. stand legs. bed posts. chat,
stuff, wagon and buggy hubs always on hand.
Tho above article, Tor sa IN reasonable
terms Parties visiting DEBORAH are invited
to give p,e call before purchasing
JOHN AMMoN.
Decoruh, iowa, Sept 10 h, 1859
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
=. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS,
.PHGNIX BITTERS

NOW long estahl shed n t.. n,1t invalr
: liable lam " MEL cine known. either t" the
public or 'he pro;e r:"n are ext, ! ne the !
usefvtncss to the reno est parts si the Word
and e1iciting testimon ais of their y emit and
dec sive efficacy in a truly extrao,'linar. nNm-
Der ard variety 1T human i >ca>es.. T>ev are
e! us proved to act not M. civ as ar ord nare
cathartlc ,aedir;nr in cleans mr. the al men airy
caAa' AMI infIs NJ new vigor into FRUSTRATED
c"nStitut on, but us absolute specifics IN MANY
at the worst. an.i mot irvetcrate a,alad.es
which human nature induces. a,E SD WIS
The most horrible casas Scrcfu,0 IN which
the Face! Bo es and I. ul,s of t victim had
been proved upon hy the Unsuitable disease:
are proved. by undeh;abe author ty Of. thc su!-
fcrer' themselves to have been com} ,ete!y
cured Ivy these purely. Vegetable Med .c:nes
after MI others had been found more than
useless. .4....i..
Obstinate cases "f Piles Of many y.,ars
standing have rapidly and permanently vie Id
ed to the same means and others Of lIse
kind are daily cured i'll every part Of the
CO mfr. ....-. .... ....
Haiitua' a. we'll a. Occaxi nal Coxtireness.
Dyspe psia' B,liouSd,d Lieer Diseases Asthma
Dropsy, .Rheumotism; FL Der and Ague, Worms.
Settled Pc'"s in tie Organs and Limbs, to-
Ret!ler WIN long cAta Ogue OF other maj u
dies are shown. ON the same 'ndsputab evil
dence, to be every where and invariably ex.
terminated by these mildly operating, yet
sure and speedy, resources Of health and
strength, witho It the usual d Of pufery
and artificial Recommendations. ~
Mefafs Vegetable Life Pills and
=. j.. Phenir Bitters. 9
have thus acq nred a so! d and en- Turing rep.
utation " ich b ds defiance to contradiction
and VIII Oh is cocxtentiye " til the American
Po.ulat op.. :; ...
They cannot be fairly tried IN ans instance
thodt satl stactory b'neftto the pcrso W +,
makes the cxper ment andthe visible ,pproye-
ment Of health aud strength, clearness Of
skin, del gtfnl renQyat on Of min which
they impart, speak for them to Il observers.
and have been from the commencement N
The present. h.ur the best advertisement and
| Recommended on.
'TLey IRE prepared and odd. wholesale and
retail by DR, WIZ M,FFlr. 335 Broadway
| and l.y his Agents in town and country,
Sold by J. $. LAWYER. New Oregon lava.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20

FRANCE COMPLETELY VICTORIOUS!
Austr'a Ianquished AID the Confined Forces
Of Europe diseomGted' Italy as Free cs
WI Suit the Purpo>esG Napoi'on b
4 Nd John | Sttrgis is fully prepared to
a meet his friends and t. pub ic general
Y ut his hardware store on the eat side of
Ma street. New Oregon. Iowa where may
be found box cook ng. and parkr stow Of
the latest and b. st styles. and best manu-.
'actuie, cheap ~ tho cheapest and good ~
The hest. Hardware 10 lw ware and tin
ware in any quantity desired. Prices to suit
the times. Door tr mm 'ngs butts and screws,
agricultural implements. cutlery, Ynnkce.no.
lions and otl.er thing too numerous to IN. n.
ton. but just the articles you want, now.
'eady for in p cton free, aud for sale very
cheap for cash only. @.H 80
=, ,.,f.. a. JNO.I STURGiS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
DRY GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS AND
b n ID" :G'- GROCERIES. t. -.

DRY GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS AND
.... i" GROCERIES. -:
James Bonnet, wholesale merchant, 81
and 90 East Water st, eet Mil g..
waukcc, Wisconsin.
Naihs, ares. Am shop.ls Boots AMI Shoes;
glass, acoolen pare, a. ap2ing paper, tr,nes.
rope, aieking. bats sa1. &C.. 9c, &c.
I N ,ffr:ng the above advertisement to the
merchants If northern Iowa AID N nnc>n.
ia, VIC wnnld call attent on to the cx'en, Il. d
yarict, Of our stock cornpriS ny neary every =.
thing in = country Il adr. and Ley ave osay.
that We orcupya arge ana comm ,di"us butid.
ng cre,'y way adapted to oar business. The
ma n fMy and la ,elnent are used tor the sale
"f groceries. 2'alls. glass o IL. fish &c. The
c,"nd faer for the sale of staple and fancy
,lry. goods and yankee notion. The til rd
h,ur for the sale of boots and SHOES and mis-
eclianeons articles. and the { IT, tn floor fl,
storage -oiThcavv and duplicate packages uf
such goods Az We have for sale. Oar plr.
rhxses are M. &c to as s; eat an extent IN pos
iblc diect from rhe man ,tncturer and pro-
i Ger in large quantities.. This course We
find greatly tay the interest ct parties par.
G. AS ny ;,S 1t enables us TO sell ut lower rates
than parties buying IN smaller quantities from
second hands. ......
We ar confirmed in the opin on that it is
4orathe interest OF purchasers to make tn ir
bis n far as possible with our house, ther
by max NJ it grca err ndacement for the par
tv SEA n%:,'" AXE tarorab1e terms and low pr,-
tcs. We haze a very fail stock OF all | ad ny
>tap!,s both n dry goods and grocer es und
respectful request cash buyers and prompr
men to call on US when bay.ns in this Mar
ket.'
Particular attention given to orders.
a JAMES BONNELL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20

A BenevOl Mt inst tuition cstaid stcd W spe.
cal endowment, FIR the rel IF OF the sicl
and distressed, atl ctcd with v4ru.ent anC
cp' demic diseases.
THE Howard Association, IL
view Of the awful destruct on of human
fe caused BY sexual diseases. and the decer
lions practiccd ulH n the unfortunate victim
such d spascs by quacks. several YEA az
ERECTED thcr Consulting Surgeon. rs char
tsbIe act worthy Of their name to open !: d 5.
iensary for the treatment Of this Class OF 5
s.s, IN al ther forms; and to 8 yc med cl
advice gratis to all who apply by letter. will
descr; pton oftheir cond ton, {4gc, ccupa-
ion. HABITS of Etc. 6c..) and in case OF OK
IRENE poverty. to furnish med c:nes free o.
charge. 1t IL need e to add that the Asso
ciat on co.n!nanls the h CHEST med cat skill
of the age and will furnish the most approx.
I'd modern treatment The d rcctors OF thu
''ssnciat on, in the annual report upon 'h'
treatment Of sexual d seas =. express the high
eat satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the la'ors OF their surgcorsin the care
Of spe,matcrrhma. sem nal weakness, gon
porrhe;!, Get syph lis. the vice Of onanis u
'r self abuse, d seases Of the kidneys 1nt
bladder. &c. aud ordera cont nuance Of tn.
same pl tor the ensuing year. The rec
tors, on :ev;ew of tn past, tell assured tina
thc.r lalors in this sphere on benevolent ei4r'
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted
especially to I'll. young, and they voreso's,
ell to devote themselves. til renewed zeal. t.
-his very important ard much da>ri ed cause
An adm rab:e Report on slernlatsrrhoea, O.
.,en!;nal weakness he vice OF opat;<m, mas
n baton. Or scIt.;abu>e nd other 'dse;aes O,
the sexual organs. bv the consulting surgeon
will be sent by ma en- sealed envelope,
free OF post &c, on 'ece.pt Of two stamps to'
postage. Other reports nd tracts on the mn
ture and treatment of sexual seases, diet
&C.. are constantly b. ng published for gra'
tutous distr button, and Will lie sent to the
I'LL cted Some OF the new remedies and
methods Of treatment discovered during the
last year, are.of great value.
Address, for rcpo Of Treatment DR.. J. Skill
lin Houyhton, act ng surgeon, Howard Also
ciat on. No. 2 50 18th street, Philadelphia, Pa
By order Of the Directors,
Exk~. D. HEARTwFLi. President.
Itfl GEO. FAiRcH In Secretary
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
HARNESS SHOP.

III S. AYREs would respectful announce
to the pubic that &c is now engaged
the harness bns.n IS in New Oregon and
wi! promptly attend t" all calls pertaining
to hi business with pleasure and wi exc.
culc anything in his line on the most ea>on.
able terms and in ncaat and durab e ma ner.
Shop on Man street. over 5 urges'tn shop,
tr~G ve him call. I,y.l'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
To Eliphalct Rollins, Defendant.

SlR.-Tacott Emmerson e. Co have fled
~ the petition in the office at the Clerk ot
the D strict QUIT of Howard Countv Iowa,
claim ny Of 70" $i8i 40. 100 aud interest
therein at temper cent I er annrm from NV.
18th IS as money justly due them IN three
prom s,ory notes, made by you and a.king
4 writ of attach.hent against your property.
now an ess you appear and plead to said Pc
tition on or be, ore the morn ny of hereecond
day of.the'ne term eli ia d ourt your de-
fault will be entered, and Judgement will be
rendered against you thereon. ~ ~.
ra YM.rs go - fI
; -. .Cooley& Willets, ia.
l7.4w. ~. A.t'ys for Pi'fs.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
Boot and Shoe Shop.

I~HE subscriber respectfully informs The
citizens OF New Oregon that he has es-
ab.ished himself in The boot aud shoe bus !.
ness again in this place. Shop on Main street,
P.tnam's o d stand. '
~Repair;ug done on $ ort notice.
Fl. Z. STEWART.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE!

fpu,ai~s w!,, value health should never te without
thsrr Fills. Tie purity the bl"s remove obstruction.
Of all kinds ceaa Ike skin Of Ill 1nipl.s and b,nclea
and brug the rich s.i"r H health te the pale cheek
a. The ifsn.A .tsd Herbs Of which these Fills
mSte. we're .di4coyeS u IN verY surprising way among
the 1exucans tribe # Ah"i1nrs IN Mex Get the
Almanac Of Agea1. sxa yen wiz read with d'i,h:.
the very interesting ssunt 1t coa'xi of the GREAT
Mn*1sx'' os Tia Aztec. ... - '! ..-f
Cbserve.--1Ne Moa. lain Ie4 Ii's ,r! w IN a.
6raMifu WiG,3-r Fed t~e- r,,'oins ~ MS and Retail
O! Is ",,x pr hr All hnr, the StI nature Of
B. LENSO!f d CO.. -arh t'9
B. L. JUD:SON, & Co.,
SOLE. pro i'%i'ttE.'i OIsS,
No. 50 l4eOna d Street, ~,
.,, rN,EH'g YL,E,K. ~. -
~ Agents wanted siwsyr-AA Ecss as sb"ve. 80
' Sold b. JOHN 5. LAwvhG New Orc .on.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20

NlSsiss!pll ana Aiaha'n". S22,7'I -. =
Fire and fnlanl aayigat on r;~ka accepted at
terms cohsi&ehtEw til s"lvency and far prHft
Especial att ntion ven to i,,suranc' of dive :
ngs and C nttn;s, or terms Of to ) years.
The solid scrv &c long and successfully tried
anu the many advantages the .Etna. .Insu-
rance Company possesses in its line, should
not be overlooked Ivy: those ready t. insure
and understanding Their best interests
During "stringen times" the necess ty for
rel able Insurance becomes an Imperative
d ty the ability Of prope ty owners to sur,
tain loss be ny then much lessened. ..
Agenc in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Polio es issued with
out dc ny, by any Of the duly authorized
Agents IT the Company.
Business attended to with despatch and
6ic ty. + @.,..s...
Tnl0 3ni.C ". R. MEAD, Agent.
Piamde.i. er building, New O.cg,n'. Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
CURE EoR BILIOUS DISEASES.

Liver Cenfaint, Sick Headache. NC. This Ani BiiD~s
Medicine cxI+!S rGn the blood the hidden seeds IT dis.
and renders all the fluids nud secr. ions pure and
fluent. clearing am, rrs-c.tatnx the vital orgsns.
lfeaasntind-e is it To us, that able 10 pSes
within yomr rescl su-iicine like che "Mn,xrAIN fiSgs
pGIH." ihxt will pass directly the afflicted paris
Through tine blood and fluids II the eody, and cause
ir snG--er to brighton with the du.h "f beauty IND
h~1i'!,. '-.." -t.. ..s.., '.
J"Ison's f'iIls u,r the Best Remedy in crist-
encr for the .foiio,c,ng Complaints: fl...
u,I Comt 1st,S D.Luay., u 81. E,,nard We,kness.
CnA&a, Frey anil &e,n, kiter C6p,pdints.
'6fs, Ftnt,,e C+n,4ciz,tS Lslcncss II S,r,ils,
Lxex DtAaasO I,s,larArs {Ny
Gaiirones, Indi es,i n, ! SINE and Grarsl
DyTsnsa. T.a"ensG, Secondary Sy1ip.
fcr,A1s, Inflammation fa.rs.
Drepy,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
JUD$O.N''S q,
Mountain Herb Pills.
IMPURE BLOOD

The ho.A n the life aud when any foreign unhexhy
.H.,.r Kra mixed , viii it, it. is T. ono" ar,sibu"A t."
aud ali thu vital organs quickly c"npnin The stomach
will n.a digest the f."! perfectly. The liver ceases TO
secret. -uticiency ii bile The'acn Of the heart il.
weakened. aud Me circulation. is feeble. The lans-
bec".ae cl"9s.d with the poisonous matter: hence {"
couE',--and al! from slight inpuri,. q, the fountain
had o! lle--tle Blood As il you had! thrown
earth. Tor instance in pure spring from which
tiny r!vule in few minutes the Whole II The
stream h+cpnle. dsu,t bed and dSc'lorsd A. quickly
'es impure bHi fy to every part. and enve lis sting
behind All the passages become cbstrmctr and unless
the obstr .ctinn il inv~ the lamp If life lie.
These ps net only purify the bi,n but r-grt+ratc MI
the secreons Of the tody they therefore, uniyalse