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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

.:F1EE Hon Es lin rnr SENATE.
abe New Fork sTr;bsnc" ought 4
Fry sui sosssei : little better its exuI
tation over the prospects that the HON
estead bill will he defeated in the Sen
ate. That paper pretends to be in favo,
Of the bill; but il any Of its friends
WHO support it on principle, would like
to knos Of what sort the "Tribune's
friendship is, We refer them 10 the fol.
lowing brief but expressive paragraph,
from an article ID that journal, beaded
AZ Above: i
"And ifit (tho homestead billy shall
be again thro,tlei, whether by Pre- i.
dent or Senate We shall be cons oled by
the hope that this act will g. far to in
sure the triumph Of the friends of free
homestea . n he approach 6 presider
tial election" :,
Or, interus only very little palmer
we (she "Tribune) hope tho bill pill
he ,tefeated in the Senate, or vetoed By
the President, in order that We 1nay. get
votes against the democratic party on
that issue. '-.~s-.', s.. "a - ~'s,r',~ -
1, Il there snything, human or divine.
that the Tribune" and its supporters
would not willingly see sacrificed if ths
sacrifice would get votes for their party?
We need no clearer avowal to show the
hollow heartednesss Of its and their friend
ship to the principle Of the homestead
b Il and we believe that the same hol.
hearted dsmagosuery characterizes
the sturdiest Of. their professions of de
votion to principle in every case. In
the precise spirit Of the above avowal
woxM the Tribune" wish that every
Southern slavsowner might become =
Legres in cruelty, in order that the
''groans Of the slave" might get vote,
for bla OK republicanism. Such mora
lepravity AMI political demagogaery ex
cites the unnitigstei ii.gs.t- of every
decent behol Decentralization.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

Munson g. Pierce are ALWAYS
full of jokes. Their last is to the
effect that. if the fellow who took
their cable chain from the mill
will return it, there will be moth
ing said, otherwise they're bound
to divulge the name.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
"KNlGH7S OF THE WHITE CROSS

"sKNIGH7S OF The WHITE CROSS"
The Dubuque Times says that
an organiz&tionof the above name
has been started in that city, the
principal object of which is. to ell
evate its members to Office, and
that in order to do this foreigners
are excluded from membership.
The Times says further that
its members consist : of broken
down political hacks whose only
hope ofpromotion is through the
agency of this "dark lantern" or
organization.
If the Times says the men,
ders are discarded political hacks,
its editor is surely there
Will he Frankly tell whether
he likes this as we'll as he did the
know.nothings, Of which he was
a member as long as they could
distribute the "pickle and fish"
const .ting the .emolumen . 4
office!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
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I'd state Ut tic blood.
Scrolula, letter OF
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Head, Cxnkcr, Ulcer.
atoms and En arg.
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tons xre cured; Chic.
ross " DISTRACTIONS
III Females, Leucor.
rtre;. or " hite,. are
relieved by H.. Use
OF this medicine.
Tho, medical pro-
pert.cs. o. Sarsapr.lia
"a conjunction with
St,iiingla are'~Ewell
known by al, MEDICAL
men 70 be the best
compound yet dl>cov.
cred 70 ese.sss->e Asssa
i,urlty The blood, aud
sfad cate al hunors
trpns the ~ TEN.
Ne. hare given the
Recipe to mist phys
,ciansIn the country
that they. know
what they are using;
will continue to
send it by mail to
thoss DESTROYS al know
ing the .ngrcd ents
emitting into its COM
position, that th.y
may prescr..e it IN
'tle,r practice.
This preparation
stands at the head Of
the list vt remedies
for curing all diseases
arislng:troln -mpur.ti.
o. IN tho blood or lie.
cased matter lu. king
III tie system.
Thousands who
have used the Sc lin
gia and Sarsapsrilia
vii. testify to It's re-
markablc ELECTS in
removing Ill lmpuri.
ties from t err blood,
giving tone and vi or
to the whole human
frame, aud restoring
. heaIthy action 10 .lil
tho funct. onY OF the
body
The. testimonials
received in It's favor
from many members
Of tho Medical iacul.
ty would, ere We to
publish t en- Gil q
large volume,
Il is prepared nm.
der the supervision Of
one Of the oldest and
best practical clrm.
lists in the Country,
(Mr. W. S. Merrill;
G.ncinnati.) 80 as to
insure en- uniformity
Of composition and
purity in oil the in.
gradients. I
Az aspiring remedy
to purity and cleanse
the blood. | .aving IL
free FROM aM hnmors
and .mpurity. We %.
sert Nlth Sn6dence,
there 10 No better
medicine
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
DIR. Halls =
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Cures all y. !
Of THE
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Cough, !n,l"v"1s,
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SIDE, and aii VI e.>ve
'ot tl,e Lungs, II Is
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Aasi = L..no b sam
in nj cXses, g.vsa The
BEST AAtisiAGt.0n.
Has wrought more
cures since lts int =.
duction than any
. other cough med
cine.
IL endorsed by our
leading pity s.c'al's rs
the ex.ess aud best
rrn,..fiv nuW before
the pablo,
IL saie to use
among children, anu
yet powerful in cases
ol cnrolaic Pulmonary.
. disc aso.
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CT a.niost daily Vt Its
wo.ueriut cures ~
all parts vt the
c0uittIy
h rlAsrc.is no med.
{ enc. i within Our
knowledge that has
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wlNs spread popuiAr,.'
~, III 80 shvr. aspacc
rot time, AS ~.
HALLS BALSAM
FOX IHE LUNGS
It's bau.m.c aud
healing properties
sre magics-. Il Is
highly expectorant
aud tonic. IL contains
not . HrI.n Ut Opl.'in
or saurpsine, ,hs mar.
celtic and astrlngent
properties OF wn'ch
have e.,a-ed ~ much
plvja zee sgn,nsts.n,.
i:Nr prel..s. ...i0ns
We be,.eye that q
.aedicine possessing
real I,.er.ts Will eject
cures when ever IT is
used, ~ tou'e, as well
as,abr0aa. Dr.AHaii'S
Balsxm tor the lungs
10 NO parsgoric prep
xration, but one
which Il used il soa-
ron. wi | save the lives
OF thousands.- The
m 0 st. distressing
cough is frequently
70 .eycd By y slngle.
dose, ana troken Up
N i ie., hours. time.
Jhs all. ctsd do not
have to take bottle
after bottle b lore
they ind whether
this remedy VIII ut.
ford reliet or not.
Hear what Physic.
ians say OF DR.. Hal g
bal,am. Says one: !
with confidence, reco-
M m Q nd tho Bn'-
sam as superior to
any other preparation
Says another; II, have
used it with unitcr.n
success, and can con.
ident y recommend
it for al thOso Conn.,
plants tor wh eli it 10
offered o. . remedy"
Still. another writes:
Il have no hesitation
in saying hat It 10 y
SAFE Eo.vtAieST
and worry e6cacioos
nsd.cine."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

A late number Of the DEBORAH
weakly Republic reaches us,
f e.ghted with advice to "the re-
publicans Of Howard County"
which article is also well cented
with most odoriferous incense off.
cred up for Sambo.
As to the abuse the editor of
that puerile sheet heaps upon the
intelligent republicans of Howard
County for patronizing TIE Plain
dealer instead of the Republic, we
would barely remark to the ass
tute philosopher who presides
over the destinies Of that paper,
that every intelligent republican
of this county knows that the
Plaindealer isidentified with the
growth and prosperity Of its coun
ty and to the best interests of its
people, while the Republic is dis
iateres.e lly! striving to build up
its own fortunes. In closing up
its impertinent intermeddling in
the affairs of others, the Republic
entreatingly exclaims::
ooh! Republicans! How long will
you stand in the light of your OWE
advancing footsteps?'
to which I'VE submit with all def
erence to the eminent abilities and
with pure respect to the officious.
ness of this organ of a clique, thai
they will thus stand, while lee
and controlled by the mouth-piec,
OF St. Lawrence Fuglemen.
In conclusion we would only
add, Call human means . being
likely to fail III making a grea,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

H.krexHL 4 CoMrAxY Booksellers and Sta
tsvnsrs vain street, xcGrcgor. are our author
i-sd agents tar--pracuring subscription snt
Advertising and reccipting tho same.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
THE HOMESTEAD BILL.

THE HOMESTEAD BILL
Perhaps no question has been
presented for the consideration of
the American people in the last
few years that involves in its con-
clusion more important points
than the Homestead Bill, now
pending before congress. How
ever much We may regret the
course of those who have rendered
this question one that produces,
and will continue to produce the
widest difference Of opinion among
the masses, we cannot, and no
patriot should hesitatc in regard
to his clear and unmistakable .iut,
m regard to it.
The bill in its present aspect. is
sLt:'c)y sectional, the entire
North without regard to party
lines supporting, aud the South
with almost equal ananimity op-
posing the bill. That the reason
of this marked division Of senti-
'ncnt may be seen, we propose in
this article giving our views in re-
gard to some of the causes produ-
cling this feeling of hostility on
the part of the South. 1t is well
haown to every man who has Ia
ken the least pains to post him
lin the legislation Of the coun-
y that this question has received
its warmest support and had its
ablest advocates from the south
ern portion of the confederacy.-
Not only SO, but most Of those
who were the early and earnest
advocates Of the pc icy of do
mating the public lands to the act.
ul settlers, are now rankedamong
the most active opponents of the
measure. We are aware that Just
at this time many who are occu :
plying positions of hon or and trust
boldly charge those who have thus
changed front with bas~ness and
hypocrisy in their first advocacy
Of the measure. Not so with US.
Believing the mass of mankind
honest in the choice of principles
and equally so in changing views
once entertained, we look, uhen
~ see an entire community chang
ing opinions, in regard to ques-
tons involving principles and re-
sa!ts Of the magnitude of this, for
other causes than hypocrisy as
producing that change. The
course pursued by the anti-slavery
agitation of the North. has f::.s-
tened conviction upon the South
ern mind, that all constitutional
obligations are to be overlooked
aud that all restraint and all fra.
ternal relations are to be broken
down, without regard to southern
rights, or the interests of her peo-
pie BY this unceasing agitation
upon the delicate question Of sla-
very. The South is now fully
impressed with the belief that the
policy Of the North is to surround
it with abolition states, that a gen
eraf system Of underground rail
roads are to be introduced and
that aspirit of servils insurrection
il to be inculca ted in the minds
Of their domestics that the North
may consamaaate its purposes, ant
sf E- ~
further they believe that the ra,r
sss Mse s1 I'D
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
JOHN D..PARK, !,
R.ROPRlEEOR

Dealer in Patent MadicincS, Fancy Goods,
and Toilet articles. l2A Lake Street Chicsgp.
To whom al orders should Be Addressed
Sold By ,, s. LAWYER New Oregon love-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

| pose of the North is to exclud
them and their citizens from al
participation in the territories o
the United STATES. Is the Soutl
correct in this! Are not the prom
inent lead rs of the opposition
pursuing course toward them
the whole tendency Of which con
firms their worst apprehenslons'
The fact is unquestioncd, that the
South would nevcr.have interpo.
sed any objection to a measure
designed to give free homes to the
laboring men of the nation, if the
principles and policy Of the. North
had not tended to their virtual ex
ciqSior from the Territories, thus
denying them any benefit that
might result from the law.
The persistent and. unceasing
effort of the north to exclude the
south from the enjoyment of equal
rights in the territories gives to ev
cry question touching the nation
al domain and its disposal a
sectional tendency The safety
and alm,s VIC might say existence
of the South is involved in this
question to an extent sufficient to
justify them in refusing to give
bounties from the public domain
to aid in consummating their ex-
clus;on from this common inheri-
lance. The policy ofthe nort hern
democrats will give them equal
rights in the territories, because
they are willing to take away all
cause of alarm, and give them full
pa 'ticipation in the benefits of
the Homestead Law, while the
pupilage, or territorial condition
We are in favor of
opening up his territory of the
.. S. for free homes to actual ct
tiers, because we are convinced
that this policy will result in uni
versal good to all sections of the
country and shut out corruption
fraud and speculation in that
which should be used for the
general welfare. But the democ
racy would be in earnest in this,
they would make free homes for
every honest laberer giving TIE
widest latitude to every class of
settlers, and to every description
of property during the territorial
condition, while the opposition
see': to take this ostensibly for
the landless, and exclude every
S ,uthern man wishing to migrate
thitAer with his property.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
CHRISTIE s AG LE BALSdM.
CHRlS11ES AGUE BALSAM

. - SASNASA - ~ Nu ~ - OA La an
CHRlSI1ES AGUE BALSAM
The best Ag4e Cure in. use.
III RlSTiES A Remedy prepared ~ q
Regular Physician.
AGuE A preparation ice from I'll
mineral ingredients.
BALSAM. Equally .eftectua IN Aguc.
and Chill Fever.
When taken according to directisus. is u
sure cure It ,ever L,litates the patient
like other ftms' ies' ia-a p.sas1xt, clio tive
and safc remedy for children.
1t has stronger certificates than any other
remedy.
When once used It will over after be sought
for.
Dr.. H. c. Daniels, Naper,il.e, TX Septic.
1855, says: "Your Aguc Balsum giv,s tho
best satisfaction Ut any Ague med enc that
has ever been in the country. II cures in eve.
ry case, SO far Us have card from. could
send you many Certificates, bat It proves i,s
own good virtues in the cure Of Ague.
JOHN D. PARK. Proprietor,
l2l Lake Street, Chicago.
Ss!d by all Druggist.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
mon &c, not only ccvAl l:lt g ey e, Co

mon &c, not only csvAl Etttleyesees
in purity Of Aavon those Vegetables
themselves. His oil of Ninter-green
is purer and ofbcster flavor than any
chat can be gathered from the pi.,nt-
and yet is made by chemical compn'it.
ion from the hydrocarbons in tart Ills
process is, to analyze the substance
and find the exact ultimate atoms Of
which it is male, then recomposc them
in the same proportions which exist in
NJ .=::7-=.->- Christian Advocate.
MAysvrLLE, Do ige Co. Wis.
August q, 1859.
I have sold the Graefenberg Co.'s
Marshalls Uterine Catholiccn for the
past three years and have ne. er known
it to fail in a single instance in giving
complete satisfaction. CONSIDER it the
best remedy FIR Female Complaints I
have in my store.
R. lsAwERHERING, Druggist.
The GraeienoerS Fa.aily Medicines
are sold by J. 3. LAWYER, New
Oregon, Iowa. :,
list Of letters remaining in the New
Oregon Post Office April 1st, 1860.
James ANYWAY, G. E. Buell., Joseph
Crsg, Aaron Draper, NJ. Futgen, T..
re. Goodwin, w. L. Hendricks J. NJ.
Monroe, John Mslliger, Margaret MIR.
|phy, 8. Nilsson, Eocnezer Rice, Miss.
Mary Richards, J. ". Serfo.s, W. Y.
Wells, 2 E. Watkins:
Persons cnquiring for the above let.
'ers will please say advertised.
J. S. LAWYER, p. NJ.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

man of this ",hivd clerk" .hiain,
sulting language to the fcpud(ii
cans of this county
:"God aid your mental observation!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
CONNECTICUT ELEC TON

CONNECTICUT ELEC TON.
The returns from this state
show the election of Buckingham
Republican, by about 400 major
isy. 1t will be recollected that
in speaking of our State Conven-
ton that we predicted then, that
the Connecticut Democracy were
sure to triumph in the Presiden-
tial election with the admirable
resolutions they had adopted at
their State Convention
We had not thought it posi-
BILE for us to come as near success
as we have at this time. In 1856
the republicans carried the State
for Fremont by nearly 5000 ma
jority, last year Buckingham car
r;ed the state by nearly 1900 and
now by less than 40 majority.
At their next election which
occurs in Nov. the Charleston
Nominee will get the electoral
vote of that state. Mark the
prediction.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13

The Republicans of the
State of New York have pass
ed IA bill giving negroes the right
suffrage. In the Senate every
republican but one voted for the
while every democrat
voted against it.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13


The best act of the recent SEES
sion Of the legislature of Iowa,
was the resolution adjournment,
and the only one that meets the
unanimous appreciation of the
people.
A large majority Off members
have made their mark they
have found their way to Des-
Holmes without a guide-drew
their pay-ahd got home, which
is "pretty reN for young members
Peace to their ashes.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11

''W'. Wtltc Tie SeHnf rCprdlyntrt. lin it,iy
oteben lth, and m;eotr rurb ros 92crf i'm Ruee
Seneat. in Gem ridtiscn nutarliheu 9r;tmooe,
bic Gre, Ger Mercur, Genus mn Mpnc. grr
9frnp matt lrtns rs9elmGbige 8emesuns nm
Bic Gre.
21e 9rree Ncrrirnt Hieirs ouSoc;rihnetcn
NCrste hGitrlt mar partu, ra(; CO bic Sccunern
@ttnuten, Stnnccn, 9NAe. ia ietplt @icults unr
Sabre anset9t uHp euh plouetarium rnueSeu Vt.
rcnerrn 5aHptiddnlib BARN, UNI ci,e lit CO. wos
nch fem Su,ller brrprr,ubriuaen Ycrnrpht
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mr'ttbrpcr, rcs Ntrnecs, btr Gree, te. Srnus
res @tertur ptnt Scwe,un9 Ter Noup unp il
rthtjAen 3rite rtait;je nit rcr lltt berpcrtrino,
Seeentt nan fcrncr, TAP 81 hin auf Sdulcr
e%r'rAener Stonr, ia n,bt ,ihmGl Gin a~elrrnte,
llbrmahcr it, 70 nnb m0n ZEN G5,if uno cc
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9nnesmann mptnt unp m,tjteht auf pru S6lus
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audi ici.
Gbcelina, ga. en- Der NoGt prnt Gamrua
,n Sonntos ruree ter rtntitc Oaiiblttcr 6rrp
rl'e WtIft IN lem nabe srlesenen StGr 6cn 5ria,
ocIpbio ron cinfr Sanbc taltmi6ie.r tytrun
'cncr Suben, bic rcrtsr Idsn luut erFldrt hatten.
oa6 lie esn eeroantntrn OusItman tpet lhlnarn
mctten, in lciucn ei4fucn G'afbdu{. 70 furttbar
9smibbanceIt, raG sr 10 Minuten corauI hart.
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nnrrcrciirts a~rauioms Marp bar IN g0bertins
inter Zen GeNti&cn rins iurhttare Gutrufuu9
btrprr9errIeu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11

= (G ;ucr 5tartpr.y.) On Itbr Irmm,r
gif'. Ger li@ S,ipntsrS nuy4 gsuimtrlamtc.t fir
letnCn Nrrrn ausieitnst nbcr out Nne,re MIDI,
ntmirft. tann dnflncisen &uabcn ,u %rrauii.
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Den. gcaeu NiGpten 1T cr urantGnrio ums
Tan" e@rum MIR iar &n4bcn, ,ietblt m,lpc, asoe,
lhi;u mcrcrn.
Gtn YarpIer @aFmitb bot zinc mrrtrl :
pi9e Grinding gematt. 6r bait I'D Sdnit,n,
MT rtn'n AbrnpS 0icicnjNcm, liz ~o,rlrltsn he
curItt1 AcrUrren finn, + nit nab NauIt oksrs
TuArt rrsn. Sci uns in gt,dmrnp II res
anterS, IA last Ter S0rrtb icinc Wale, lie pts
""ten gu pieI 3u i'd srnpmmen bttsr ;urn
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Ntlhtep.
Est wrbt, IN ttcurcs 2anf, bas y tb ostr ?
Sh Bah inetn bcimotbsihcm Ycrirr,n.
Setanntmo A d.
uNtFrir'tneter Set9t f~r9Ctcfit az, cag &c 6euts
lslnen 0rpBrater Neihlohtrt bat, wr,u ante
pid9e rttrr pgratreiht wup.
&ubaulauIii, galrirt6.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11
3ulanoil1e Derif1tc.

Cincinnati. Srinri6 &crfs otrcnpnti-
ibe Wcltubr. SSabreno Der oeIfciiencn 9Gohe
bat Der ubrma6er ocinrtb &orL, melder leiucn
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aletn III ibrer Spienrnn3 paitcbt. oerr Sprf ar-
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oapurct, rap er etmae llniitertrrTenee ,u Game
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furhlitti9 1T nnp rle 3ri9rr ihtiabar i~ioIirt an
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ME Diele rie 3tit Gu3,i9en tOuuen. Setraatet
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