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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16

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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
DR.. BAKERS
? 4 I " p a N 4 O. E 4

DASs DAAAACAs ~
p a I " p a N Il C. E 4 ,
EOR the cure Of pain, both externally and
Il internally-.the greatest pain-curing rem
edy yet discovered. Pain cannot long exist
where this remedy is faithfully used.
GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL!
FOR PAIN in tic Stomach, Back or Bouels
burns Bru,ses cuts suslling& Colo, Diar.
rhoa, and Rheumatism, Heod.oehs, Tooth.
oehsand Ecy-ache.
Il cures, almost instantaneously, Chronic
diseases, such rs Dyspepsia, weak breast, Liv.
er complaint, General debility. fever and
sgue Canker or Sore Throat, weak eyes, spine
aud Kidney disease, Old Sores. Coughs.
In the above mentioned diseases it only
needs to be faithfully used. and cure is Ger
tain. JOHN D. PARK,
Proprietor. dealer in Patent Medicines, Fan
cy goods and Toilet articles l24 Lake street
Chicago. 10 whom al orders should be ad
dressed.
Pace Is ctr, SO cts, and 81 per bottle.
For sale by J. S. LAWYER, New Oregon
R. T. Sutton. Alton. Weiser Brothers, Deco
rah. no IS mol
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
ChiIls and Fever ChiIIs and Fever.
Chills and Fever Chills and Fever.

Ono OF the greatest remedies:that was ever
laid before the public 70,
CHR1STIE'S Fever and Ague, and which
has received tho highest
AGUE econiums from the pres.
and the people is DR.
BALSAM CHK1srIE's AGuE BALsAM
Who would endure the tor.
ture arising from this terrible disease, when
it car be SO easily cured! Who would endure
sleepless nights, burning fevers, and lev
chills alternately, when remedy can be OBJ.
tanned for nero trifle? And yet how many
families linger out painful existence under
this deadly blight and do nothing but gulp
down quinine, until it becomes as common "a
their daily meals, and yet they are not re.
lieved. None but the foolish and weak
would hesitate to procure this valuable medi
eae, and save themselves intense agony.
Wabash Aduocate)
The above is only one Of the numerous ia.
vorable notices ola FREQ and untrammele6
press When such powerful friend az tn,
Press speaks in its favor it cannot be de-
termined otherwise than popular
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor.
124 Lake Street. Chicago.
Sold by all druggists,
5000 YARDS
Stripe Shifting,
For sale by BRADLEY g. 90.
McGregor, Oct. 20, 1859.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
WitticiSnS,
If Virginia is the mother O

sally known as ia.
Enoch, the father of Methusa-
len, was translated, so that he did
not see death; therefore the oldest
man that ever lived died before
his father.
An Irishman being asked why
he wore his stockings wrong side
out, replied, "Bekase there's a hole
in tn ither side Nv EN-"
Some dogs are kept about house
simply to give the alarm at the ap-
proach of burglars. Like certain
spice trees, they are valued only
for their bark.
cav! how duth you like my
mustache, NTH Laural" lisped a
dandy to a merry girl. o, very
much. It looks like the fuz on
the back of q caterpillar"
In a recent case of "breach Of
promise" where heavy damages
were expected, the only proof of
"particular attentions was the d.
viding ofan orange and giving the
lady half!
1t is said Of the three learned
professions, that while the doctor
lives upon peoples diseases, and
the lawyers still more selfish, lives
upon their quarrels, the parson
lives upon their sins.
A Yankee has invented q ma
chine for extracting the lies from
quack advertisements. Some Of
them are never seen after entering
the machine, as only the truth
comes out.
The least said the soonest men
ded," does not refer to ones shirt
when it wants repairing; for if one
says ever 50 little about it, you
will not find it any the sooner
mended for all that.
A story is told of an old miser,
who, being at the point of death,
resolved to give all his money to a
nephew, at whose hands he expe-
rienced some little kindness.
"Sam," said he-fer that was his
nephew's name-"Sam, l am
about to leave the world, and
lerve you all my money. You
will then have two hundred thous-
and dollars!-only think! Yes, I
feel weaker; l think I shall die in
two hours, yes, Sam I'm going!
give me two per cent, and you may
take the money now!"
The fifth Avenue Hotel has a
car in which the boa riders are to
be raised by steam to the different
floors. 1t must prove valuable
to some men, particularly late in
the evening.
The question Can a man marry
his mothera' was recently demon.
strated in the affirmative in Boston
Reverend D. c.. Eddy married his
own mother-to Mr.. Jacob Bacon
It takes three editors to start a
paper in New Orleans one to
get killed in a duel, one to die OF
the yellow fever, and one to write
an obituary of the defunct two.
A friend said to another, on
seeing a handsome equipage wait.
ing in the street:
II should like a drive out
wouldn't you7"
"Get in," replied the wag' "ani
I'll be bound for it, they'll soor
drive you out"
A Young gentleman he;np ask or
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
Manufactures, Mechanics e. Inventors
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
To be Entarged.-Neo Volume
New Series to Commence on lulu
o. 1910

AtS, AOOOs
INSTEAD Of 416 pages. the yearly volume
4 enlarged series, will contain eight hun
dred and thirty-two pages OF valuable read
ingmatter useful, and instructive to all class
es-The Scientific American il published
weekly in quarto form, suitable for binding,
and the numbers for single year contain in
formation in regard to new inventions, ma.
chinery, all branches of manufacturing pro-
cesses, agricultural implements, engineering,
millwrighting, iron manufacture, chemistry;
in fact, almost every industrial pursuit re-
ceives more or less attention in it's columns. All
patent claims officially published Every week.
ms reported from the Patent Office; and for
inventors and patentees it contains informa-
ton not to be obtained elsewhere, and which
no mechanic. inventor OF patentee can we'll do
without Asa family journal it has no supe-
rior for real practical utility, since in ito COL
umns will be found useful practical receipts.
Careful attention will be given from time to
time, to reports Of metal, lumber, and other
markets.
Every number will contain sixteen pages
and forty-eight columns of matter, with sew
Q, al illustrations Of patented machines and
other engravings, comprising in single year
about six hundred original engraving. With
the enlarged series 10 presented an opportunity
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new work-vol. 1, No. l, New Series. Send
in your subscriptions without delay, 20 a. to
begin with the new volume. n8
TERMS 81 year-$l for six months.
Southern, western and Canadian money OF
post Office stamps taken at par for subscrip.
tions. Canadian subscribers will please to
k~~n k,~ - nt> ~fc
subscription to prepay postage. A liberal
discount to clubs. A prospectus giving full
particulars of the inducements for clubs, with
specimen copies Of the paper, and pamph-
let of information concerning the procuring
of patents may be had gratis by addressing.
=. o@ MUNN& Co., Publishers,
81 Park Row, New York.
9. NJ. NUN son, CIV. PIERCE
New Oregon Steam Saw Mill,
Munson & Pierce, proprietors, have con
stantly on hand q good assortment of lumber
and lath, cheap as the cheapest [ly.]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16

Blanks of all kinds furnished on short al
tice and at rs liberal rates, as at any Office IL
Northern Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
THE GU TION ARTS ES,
r u READY

vTO admitthat eastern men arc as thick in
l. New Oregon as blackberres are in Sep
TENDER, and, that A. J. Mintcy has opened a
tailor shop in New Oregon, opposite the store
Of Munson & Pierce, where he will hold him
self ready at all times to give those favoring
him with their patronage the most particular
fits. Cutting done at all times, and warrant
ed to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16

B. F. FOBES g. BROTHER
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Suffolk Hogs
New Oregon, Iowa. [n2S-3m]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16

lall!|!|l
DEALER IN
HARDWARE & IRON,
Agent for tho Sale IF
FAIRBANKS SCALES,
North Wayne Scythes & Axes.
Keeps constantly on hand full assortment of
IRON AND 9THHIs.
Especial attention is requested to tho quality
Of the
Refined Pure Horseshoe Iron,
and the T. V. F. Nail Rods.
Also 10 the
PATENT SEAMLESS THIMBLE SKEINS
The best and heaviest article Of the kind.
PITTSBURGH COAL,
ofthe best quality, in any quantity.
9oust Griu1imngs, in
GREAT VARIETY.
Carpenters and Millwright Tools,
Ola very superior quality.
Agricultural Implements
OF all kinds.
l. ANIMAL TRAPS.
For catching anything from Gopher to q
w OL F.
PUREi PARAFFINE (KER0SENE)
@ | l.,
The best and cheapest Light yet manufac.
tured. 1t cannot be exploded. A full supply
Of Lamps. Chimneys and Wicks' just received
OM Lamps altered to use this Oil.
Anything in the Hardware line, mott in stock
will be furnished to order.
Call at the sign Of the
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
DIR. HALL
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
FOR THE CURE OF

Consumption, Deeline, Asthma, Bronche''s
Wasting Of flesh, Night S,sests; SPLITTING
Blood, Whoop,ng Cough, Difficulty o.
Breathing, Colds, Coughs, Infuenso, Phm,
isle Pam in the Side, and oil Diseases Of the
Lungs. IT IS UNEQUALED.
We have certificates of the strongest and
mo positive nature, from the following par
ties. who are we'll known in the places where
they live: One from John Runyon, Waverly,
Iowa, of his own son. One from Samuel Lea
man, Camden, Hillsdalc Co., Mich, of be-
loved daughter. One from Eli Budd, OF
Athens, Ill, who was given up by six doctors.
One from Dr. A. g. DOOM Bloomfield, Iowa,
physician of twenty years practice. One
from Robert c. Shinn, Of Marion, Iowa, of q
consumptive daughter cured. One from M.
Nj. Van Dcusin, Springfield ILL.,, as the remedy
for Lung diseases. ,)ne from fifteen physi-
clans. certifying it to be better adapted to
pulmonary diseases than any other known
remedy, as they have tried them NIL. One
from J. w. Wentworth, Chicago, Ill.,, of q
cough Of nine years standing-an astonish-
ing cure. One from Harriet Curnmins Gin
cinnati, O., cured Of severe bronchial diff
Guilty, raising blood, &c. One from John
Dempstcr, residence corner Pearl and West
ern Row, Cincinnati, Owe certify to the
gen,inensss of the above certificates. and could
furnish hundreds of others Of nature quite
as interesting to all suffering from any disease
Of the Lungs and Throat.
JOHN D. PARK,
Proprietor, l24 Lake Street, Chicago.
o.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
RLANK Deeds, ofthe style approved by the
~ Officers Of the County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16

The best and cheapest Light yet manufac'
turcd. 1t cannot be exploded. A full supply
Of Lamps, Chimneys and Wicks' just received
Ola Lamps altered to use this Oil.
Anything in the Hardware line, not in stock
will be furnished to order.
Call at the sign Of the
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
CHERRY PICTORIAL:
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS AND.
HOarSe neSS,
BRrmrrELD, Mass, goth Dee.

BRIMFIELD, MASS, 2Oth Dee., 1855.
DR.. J. C. AVER: do not hesitate 10 saw
the be st remedy Ihave ever found for Coughs
Hoarse uess, influenza, and the concon,itatn
symptoms OF Cold, is your Cherry PICTORIAL.
Its constant use in my practice and my FAM
ily for the last ten years has shown it to pos
scss superio.- virtues for the treatment OF
these couapla ints. EBEN KNIGHT. M. D.
b. Nor TLEY, Esq, Of UTICA, N. Y.
writes: AZ haye' used your Peetoral myself
and in my family ever since you invented it.
and believed it til best medicine for its pur-
pose ever put out. With q bad cold should
sooner pay twenty We dollars for a bottle
than do without it, or take any other rene
dy"
GROUP, wHooPING I'oUGBlNFLUEN
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4 MNR1wIN AUCrIoNrKR-BY BANGS naRwIR 4
a. @-iryp. BTldisGs. - and CO srossy.y near Ne
sns following dsys unu IN sohths entire Private library
81 u iae FRI W. W. furner Of IL Patent Omss WasN
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Ne ~ West Sweutv -ssrsh street stxth avenue,
I On this dsv. saturday h.y ~
q l0k O'Clock PRECISELY.
and iha pubc this sale the eaislcgus sonprspg the
rrss and JicbeeS assortment Househ Id Paint
sw0 ali msde 70 oldsr BY ell Rota and Of IN,
ton To be peremptory sold Catalogues d the
morning OF sale
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sySsd nsn ss,s DO soci covered 70 Ssccsas
ss'Are and BooscaAs. plate slass doors. kAsd with
"a "a Enc9igaues hsrquiterts and Bot. Dc kose Cab
- aides w@h liable aad Writing Desk nlAh with nstber
ocst IN Parh $50 frsucs; three ax sh b-unze and or
Andeisrs Imported from sris: CAnda sbras. aresk
edalhon velvet Carpets mccain Hugs Fseach pier Nh
s t.o sz ahrss msnel Mirror elegantly es'ysd fsanss
xr'es slsnod suits OF Dire Furniture.
coved In three oor.d sao brocsde Of tbs 1s expsnsve
SsssI esrvee IN s and sonsssns o. rs,s
= airs two rosswood Centre Tsbiss ssamsry marble TOO
% nstch the sur E..gerss. msrbe TOP, plate Sass
card and qusrtes Tables sntqus and gotas rsssoton
G. - covered in brocstel tihamoero-rwo wood
',is y drSs,s Buie.ns pate sls,s nrrcrs rosewood
ahs oval back Cars covered I'm mcqns; spestry Brus
sCarpes bedsnsesds hair asd sorng Mstes,ss Feather
"a Blsshets Couoersares cols.,s and Pil,ws ora
.Ains 20 Upper Chsubers Mahogany aud black walnut
ssus eedstests wsshssssds soas Rockers oo,tcasss
1et Tables: Corner sta,ds aeddng. &c NrinE Reoa-
0lAswsre table Cutlery. hlverwsre. dpner and
s&en general assortment Of basement and ktehsu
pse sAle positive rain OF sbioa Tsvns Of sae cash IN
pSfshsers kno silth avenue UArs
sses esss within few doors Of ths house
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A a. s1EvENs, AuCrroNEER.
"A Onlos and sAlesroom ITO Bros1 way.
NOsawooD. BLAZE Walnut AID MAHOaAaY
HOUSEHOLD FUREIruRn,
PIER AND xANTEL MIRRoRa
RARE OIL PAfMTNaS
DINING Room.
CHAMBAK,
AND BAsRKKNT FyRNrfURR.
THm Az. SATURDAY a Iox

~ u pFfvAo rontdouc0 It's Fifteenth Nlroeh
veAn ehth Asd seventh AVENUES
pravDg contains esgan pavlor suits Of wood
yurrfu-e magnificent tiAnoforta last fall rosewood
y.yvrse kscoirse Bookcase Ens,xneurs Corner stands
u rshtngs BY eminent Artists Eng avnga royal volve
ssss sus osIolu Clock thirty - coat or@olo
hAstets oyceael End lsoe Curtains Curnoes gold band
thsdes pier and mantel Mirtrs real Brunzss Pefan
bic and bbque lurcs sau Lounge and nsay Chairs 0ohtc
.ssssn r.bl. s.'s;n fss: long; also mssca oak sua
tsss wnss. eherres Chsmpsgues ruby wze, Punch Bowl
40 fureen IVORY balanced handled gok Carver
Fruit Hives Irsnsn chs: Dinner e. 100 pieces .:, chins
yoa Bedsead antique s,le Dressing Buresus washstands
Csst yubes Armo Qlaee, Spring CHAIR Rockers Turk
Hsr n.ss.sss Bed sp.s.A ssnlss. Shes Pho Ceres
Cesar ncckhg Bird aed Cass; also. h The thld aud fourth
stvss black walnut and mAhogsny enAmeed ss Of Furn
n,seply and ispsn Csrpets eshs e:y Cosss. niaross
6okk and sect Chsp eofAs and eoA Beda Lounges
Corr eyands contain two iron 6edSesds
hsnresss Yestler Beda Sheets 10 Abo Ill The basement
ana kheen Furniture
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HIEKY 4 LRKDs AUofIo.I

IEKRY Il LRKDs AUCTIOREBR--S ALEsKOON 10
II rs Nassau srsst-HAHRY h. LsRDs 90 Will sell
auction Saturday, hAy g. q ooeS 10 frost OF
soesuy aeessaed sossDg q cslsbr.sd nsss.oxsr
4vro, v0y fat bind and gont6 Nar In harnem
he saddle Aso her Coit ar~d b famous Has,sonsn
two old tbs sprpg Of she ms beautiful hrsss
hs sounxy 1bs uot Considerably iast6s Of nj
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errs front for fur sx pers,as In psrfsA
de- and nearly sew.
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n COUNTRY kRHDRECE FOR Sal
eeerous Of ebsin'ng ruly beautiful .>usry sea nroe
nssSd q ~ bsnh Of pleasant river. ~tba ten niles OF
Nev ferk any hssAy location and omtsrtog every ~
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sree and mel fruia H., leays psrsuAxs ~ cab
Nc - VIC. =. Bn6LlsH. Isq 81 Wal stfoel
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A FULL SIZED Lor FOR SALEM HARLEM BE-
"A tween Frs and tiIth nues ALEC three story House.
Provensnt Price 3, 500 xrms essy. III.
KINShlkkR 90, 3i3 Fourth avenue.
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A seiekAEf SALE -hkk1H GREEN WILL, saLu
"a hh day at icy oslosk q he uors 1914 ilNs seer
IN bite Lead 90 be dream Paiat no 90 Blue ana
itv w. SeiioW. HUGH DOLAN. Asagnoo.
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HRNHY GExIH WILt SELL. rHIs DAT. AT ioh
bo,ss osed Bernnas 10 bozss Rsi.ss . chsss tsA
AIRS Butter tur.nss Starch toap nuaard Olives Arina
u bbs Beef, co Herrngl Is Oognsc OcektAu
30 Carst osses Brandy - do 0n. 10 bAsIs Ohs
gssns cssks Brsnsy do Sherry, 7so Port wae = do.
T0HR BURLEY, AUCTIONIER. WILL Sell THIS
d day at clock AZ Canal street, large AssoI ment
Of 'useh Furniture. Inslth Brussss farce pig and
ws.bstsnds sofas off Bsds exehsion csns and timing
Tables mahogany and other Chss wardrobss nus hL and
othr Matt feather Beds aoresds rAble Cottage
suis psute pier and other GAsses; ond hand suumsr
Curtains Cornices 6lsss and CUTLERY
40. To be sold without
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Henry II LEEDS. Observation-Disclosures = NO.

HENRY II. LEEDS AUCrIONsRR--sAL SszOov NO.
Al ,c,,,p M Tsss an IL IDS W VIZ I seu
o'clock 81 tie s,a-.. gallery 59i srosd gay. 40 6elrs
above tbs Metropolitan Hoe eupers sale OF uousehod Fur
ntrre removed fr greater convenience Of sale mafs BY
hesrA sEcos RouJ, Hutch,ngs Poitcr and stsnus ana
oilers all Of Tie highest class AIuinst
Prspch carved wslout Library and Dining sns Boob
and Silver Cases French Tables
a.; elegant eby bull Cabinets Er coigneufs Tables
carved rosewood Psror sns shy covered IA satin and
esel tsncy CHAIRS osh tus richly carved rosewood Bed
70 Punitive Of various description Cottage suits MAJ
ntsses rirh Vases several pces dae Bronxes Clocks IA
valuable orment Cur Glass, eoored and plain
OF statusry The whole be exAinei pre-
the sale 40 above Pour besuusul Pianos bv
Ing and other eeebrs,ed makers, all In excellent order
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ITO cAPrrALsFs -roHDHAn PROPERTY ron
n,a n 49,, bslone..q % - hsss q =. Is.s p
~ Hassa nsroa1 asd 1spes ~ vss SO q o ioa1
Srsds..: Cc.:..sss g say ssvss 60 q issa sssssa
soussvg tevsrd Irs.os. c9mprsaf ss.cr,ui VIA sts
running esssey through " prsUSss vasyfn a Is fsst
eve. - CcskA yNAn two Enuts, van q y, deecl fHs
n private ale should e eypotssiI o6s Yhh Ne op
pogtupfy for hveu1meot spoculaeon For pArgurs
aurs 81 q. ". BAtWQRD, as Roadway, o. fH0nAs
bAeerOnD, on ~ pseubaA
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ErKY q: LtkDf, AuCfI0EEKh.saLKsao0ME No.
a. auction. sAurday, May rs and Monday ssh. - va
oeock each day At the saesroom no. ~ NsssAn street. sig
g. b. fandsabfs FIRST spring sales of stxuA-y Bus
v.ses DO consisting Of elegant M. bic sssnsr gsstso d.,
nul MAI BILE Foanla Etruscsn Roman Vases varying
TO IL feet bsh kedisi Vases Hebe d. kespoiAn vsses
carved fEUes OF Venus after Con,vA Flora the Three
traces al beautifully carved and under glass shsces Alec
beautiful supported by brds pedosAs
bic Ink Trays eAvved fruit Ac All abJvs roois
ihe importation Of rig O. B. Panic 6ni o. and pers,as
Of chasing goods 70 hpped
the "a pscks ii q reHaopabe oxueuso
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49, N,l.t,n- A co HAvfHo RsNovsD
D" osf ~ tiN-sen.e W. cpe, ., r.iortsv. ssv =,
tst kfnds. w. q u.F psivsN ts3s rspws B
ffis ~ - teeth Nd esteen<h srtes 80
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