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Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26
Another Douglas FIzzle.

The Pioneer of Thursday cndcavorcd to
make out that the Douglas Rally" at Min
ncapolis was something of demonstration.
The Nccs of Thursday says:
II this abortion of a meeting is an evidence
OF the spirit OF DouglaSisin in this city, that
cause is fast coming out of the little end of
the horn" The fact is that the meeting was
Il most miserable failure, as every one who
witnessed it knows to be the case Had it
not been for the Republicans who gathered
there out of curiosity to hear what Gov Cor
man would say about the "muSs" at Charles.
ton there would have been no meeting at all.
Notwithstanding posters" had been crcula-
ted announcing the meeting, not a corporars
guard of Democrats seemed to take the least
interest in the matter. They did not even
have spirit enough 10 obtain II hail for the
speaking, and in this, the, treated Gov. Cor
man and the cause Of the Little Giant"
most shabbily. In consequence Of this failure,
the meeting took place on the Iortico and
steps in front Of the hotel
The Governor spoke about an hour, but
evidently .tcU that he was in anything but
Douglas atmosphere. 1t was an cup hill
job all the way through. lie could not sat
isfy even the few Democrats present, that
they all belonged to, and were owned body
and soul by Douglas. 1t was really amusing
to see what a changc has come over the Gov
ernor since he went to Charleston i'm regard
to the Republican party. He did not say
" Black" Republican more than twice during
the whole speech, and then he used the term
as mildly and politely as possible. He said
some hard things about Southern Disunionists
and admitted over and over again the truth
of the charges so often made by the Rcpub-
licans, in regard to the aggrcssions of the
South
He said "thcre was no use to conceal the
fact that unless Douglas was nominated at
Baltimore, the Democracy would be beaten
so badly at the next election that the hand of
resurrection would not reach them for the
next seventy years. This explosion was
too much for the Republicans to stand, and
50 they exploded 100, in good hearty laugh.
This Dragging, blowing game for Douglas is
almost at an end. Rcpablicans here are
ready, if the "Sqnatter Sovereignty liumbug-
ger r" should be nominated, to lay him out"
the same any other Pro Slavery candidate.
Bring on the Arch Traitor who caused the
Repeal of the Missouri Compromise with its
endless train of troubles, if you dare
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26

So II Family .NTcessiiy-- The fofioTing
statement speaks lor itself Errdt)-'In hitting the
kettle from the fire it caught AMI scaled my hands and
person very severeyonc hant almost to crisp The
torture unteagab!c It awful sight. =
Tie Mustang linment appeared to extract the paid al
most Immediately. II healed rapidly and left Of
account -CHARL4s foster, 40 R.oGd Str.f. Thia,iI
Itia. It is truly wonderful! article. 1t viii any
OF Swelling, Burns, Stid Joints Eruption, Ehcu
m,tism For Horses it should never b. dispensed with.
One Dollars worth Of Mustang has frequently saved
valuable horse /: 'ialS. Sprans, Ringbone Spa
am, Founders B.rdr, IF imitdfioaI. sold in all
parts of the lablatle Globe
BARNFS * PARK,
my1S-w Proprietors New York
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26

all ia" circulating notes oi the Farmer Bank,
banking institution loc4t" AZ Garden City in the county
ot ;dc Earth. stat" oi Minnesota must be presented
within r'ii the date Gf this notice. the
Of the Aiif"r ut stat" in the ty ot -. Paul, the
curiti, pledged tor their redemption will that lie
given To- the ot the aforesaid bank
in, assoc, atom accordance with the prov >ions of the
B1nkint Law of the State of Minnesota. Dated, April
17th 1860. (ap3I 90 - J. H. DAWES PreS't
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26
fEU.N. EHO.N. IRON.
,b. Il. IL X n ID l., II
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Iron, Nails, steel. Hard ware,
IITISBIRLH COAL,
AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
IRON.

would inform my customers and the public generally,
thttl have on hand, and receiving from. the Eastern
Manuactories, large assortment of all OF the
celebrated brands,
HENsISGroN AND JyyiATA IRON AND Nails.
Pittsburgh and Eastern Hardware Springs
Axe, Piow and Spring Steel. Hoes, Forks, Rtkes. Cta-
dies, ScyheS, Axes, Grub Hoes, plows, Critvors, and
Tools of all kinds Window Glass and Sash, Steam En-
gine> Saw Mills, Circular and Muey Saws, Nc
Thankful for former tayprs, solicit share Of public
pa ronag", feeling assured that furnish the best
article in the market the lowest price Tor cash.
j. u BRADEN,
Warehouse. Third st above Minnesota II, ST. Paul.
my Il wem
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26
6HIT.IGO .HfLL EIR.NISHI.N'G DE-

u rur.
7. W. BANTER X co, MANUFACTURERS OF FRENCH
BURR M!iI>IoN!&5 OF ALI. QtARklfS. AND
l.. W. Ht;ONN's PATENT PORTABLE
FIGURING A ID GRlST MILLS,
AND DEALERS IN
pCTtB ANKEK BpLTING CLOTHS,
SMUT MILLS SFfAKaToks
SttiEAIuit- WARtIiuUsta-
BILLING KINDS,
iiGISiiSG S,REaS aAD BAiLA
BrAN DvsfEi,S, PLG~,
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26

lolIs3S1l5l 80 l9l 5 6
The Chair (the rcsult having been an
nouncetD No one having received a majority,
the roll vii! be called again for second bal
lot.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26
FdIRBiNKS SCALES, md
.UsLL EEN.N.sSHE.s.sI GE.y-ER.JLLI'

Ptts, Si~ iG.oioaii, aad Estimates furnished tet de
su'i, uid He roi,.f,ttfion Of .H,dm and
bd'r NHiS cpa'TG,ied for entire
STEAM Ic,GINEs, BOILERS, &C
The subscribers atl4, oaiue,! the agency Tor the sal.
=" Steam iu;n'- and Eolrrs, from tll,
MANuEAt1oRY uf GoiII>G, BAGl.tY y SEWELL ON
WATfIoWN, NJ y,
woul Invite the attention rurc:.crs their superior
merits o sigh, w"rhmanshp and power ais" their very
l"a Prices III" following list oi prices o Engine
and Bolrr, g'thcr With Heater, Water and steam
Pipe, t1rS, kdiNe- Arch Castings and CRATES, c"nplc
ted and ready tor ~, delivered IN Chicago:
3 horse power. $500 ~ horse, povea.. 81 80
....... ,.5 - - ...... $500
10 " g ..... - - :" ..... l610
II g '' ..... seq - ...... > 900
IL 8" C ....... 100 10 ...... :. 2Uu
ari in lii" rs' portion Tor larger sizes as required
Every tn%u" Is furnished with
.rpSoN'S rATENT GOVERNOR VALVE
For ti"nr Mills confidently recommend them as su-
p"ri"r any other styl" ot Engine, and they Will
81 T. FROH y ~ 50 IER CENT FYEL
over ia" usual class ol boilers in at the West We
shall keep Of different sizes at establish
mrnt where they a' examined and the necessary
Information obtained regarding them. Competent men
viii, desired, h" Furnished to up and Eng
in part OF IA" country. We viii alSr supply
WATER WHEELS, SiIAETING GEARING. &C, &C, &C i,
1t rcry Lo0 TiqtreS.
7. W. BAXTER x Co,
Mil Iuru hing Depot, West Water Street between Ran
dolpl ami Mad Chicago.
Re T. :. Adir.s> Box No. 21i. ie ll-lyw
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26

G7f5" Papa, have guns gotlcss:" No"
g How do they kick them with their
brcechcS. my dear"
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26

Nv PROR.5TE <OIHT. ~ - ~ n y
- County Nnne>"ti. At special term 81 the Probate
Co1rt held in ami Tor the County oi Rm-"y, at ST Paul,
ON Thursday the l7th day Of May, \. D., l-'o.
In the matter Of the estate
-
Philip k",l"r. deceased
On rea,ng and filing tho petition oi r p furbsr, pray
n. reason therein i"rth, that Letters OF Adnh
lion j. sal estate issue To said T. T.
Further.
II is ordered that Saturday, the "th day oi June A. D.,
$500 AT coc< the forenoon be assigned "a: the
hearing 81 sai petition and that TN" hers al law "i ths
said Ieca l and Al other persons Interested IN sand es
tate req re go appear ~ session oi the ir"oa'"
Court then To-. I.cn and show cause. II any there
be why the prayer oil said petitioner should not be
granted ~
And j. j. further ordered that tine said petitioner give
All persons interested in said estate ot the pen
iency said petition and the hearing thereof oy causing
a COPY Of this order to b published in the Hnne|"f'dn
and TINES, newspaper puhl>hed at ~ fau', III sal"
County of Ramsey three successive weeks previous
J F. HOYT,
m,l9wsw Judge Of Probate.
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26
and IN iih" pr portion Tor larger siI..s reauiIei.
Every t.nsIu" j. furnished with
.CpSON'S PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE
x,oYIc@ ., DEnHHy GII.E.,' TN.sT

I ". BAN f.K & NU.,
Mil Furnishing Depot, West Water Street, between Ran
dolpl ami Madison, Chicago.
ES- T. :. Ad.rc,s Box No. 21i. ie ll-lyw
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26
THIRD BALLOT.

l>.'. Isl 20 -. 10 l
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26

~ .3li - . ~
Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1860-05-26

There waved ;ht white plumc ot the gall'nt
leader ot New lu,A. Chcrrs. And, cen
Ii'}Hru, hN nrhall # Massachusetts, MAS i,
ior iliu 'u * Stricken dohn. Dearly a. w
love triumph Ne are u>>d 90 nomcntlry de
feat, because We are right and whatever
storms asS.sil our snip before whatever galys
she may reel and quake, we know that il t;i>
bark sinks Il Is hut 10 another >>a. w know
that this cau>c Ni ours Is buunu 10 t:;u.uph,
and tlIa; the American people viii, onc day,
hr convinced, ii met IN $500, lhat the paih U
duty and patriotism leads in he direction Of
the Republican, cause. II Na> not ior Us to
strike down " jliiam Henry Seward OF New
York Bat. Mr. President and gentlemen, ~
We love thc catI>r, and I> We respect Sour oAn
convictions, lnl a We mean 70 I've faithful 10
the only urganiHatl III on earth which Is in the
van OF the cause ct freedom, 81 do we, wiki
entire fidelity >f heart, with entire concur
renee Of juigmGAt with die iirncSt :,ni mos,
fixed purpose oi our will, adopt the opiuipn
OF the majority OF the convention oi delegates,
To which thc A.utrcan people have assigned
the dutr oi >r!vc,ion and as ABRAHAM I'm
COLIN OF Illinois l. the choice oi the National
Republican Convention. AGRAuNM l.l<EOLN
is Il; this nonltnt the choice of the krpuhli-
cans of Massachusetts enthusiastic cheers.
I We wheel into thc line aS one imam, and We
viii roll up our zoe coo ma ioritv and we viii
give YOU our - electoral votes, and We viii
show you that t!lr ilrcpre>>ihlc conflict is
the " manifest destiny OF the Democracy.
Cheers. The Republican party is today
gentlemen, the only united National parry i'll
America. 1t is the rauSc OF liberty iv uni
r,r>al concession, it is t!c cause ot thc Union
a. II j. ,l. only lartN in ,hp nation which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12
POLITICAL.

At A MEETING OF THE EIGHTH WARD INDEPEy-
Il dort enocrac Club held st their meeting ropm corner
and rsriok Monday evening, Jan. the
subject Of What ae,oo they would take In the politics Of the
Day and tcninc campaign duly discussed By mao
ry lsid Tie table 70 be made the special order
hsr Sso oh dav Of January being the DAY
which tn Aauul election for officers has held II as
ryei aud seccnis hat into election for officers FOR
Ne SURG IHe FOL owing July elecieiiIanes
sslailh rr seem Pelgr Bro4cricS Vice presGet z. c.
CuiI n, Secretary; Michael Eelrns, treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12
FURNITURE.

4 CKNOwLEnGED AS BEsT--FORENAE's ARCH
n sprssg Beds scl from 81 so to S. all furniture dea
ITEM Mattresses very cheap. Iron Combination
Beesis spripra and mattress comelele S. No Great
Jones' street. ccrDcr OF Broadway.
E,URNIrURE FOR SALE--THE ADVERTISER BEING
obliged ID. coan,ry xi sci The Furaiure o, her
house private sale Peos,us hus god furniture
bargains have opp0rtfnity by eating 81 Heavy
BrouSlyn any evening this week from 70 ,ock
lbe house q 90 lei
U,rRNlruRE FOR sArs.-ruE WHOLE OR PART. Avo
y Dc sirshis Fnfe -, chaae Ia Esnry stree
nea. Rutgers. Address r. b., Ia Nss. street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12

IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE
THE HI OSON BAY FUR COMPANY,
81 BROADWAY
Having ust received by special Of Parliament
tension q ,he,r charter for limited time, hereby give
PUBLIC NOTICE
That they viii sell their enuse stock Of
LADIES AND CHII4bRKN9 FURs
At retail Ut an IMMENSE SACRIFICE, for cash onty.
AZ ,b wkreho,Ae g. Broadway, win be kept open pca
lively only for thirty days longer ladies' and gentlemen
respectfully requested 70 call esry possible BY order
Of tbe Board MARK J. KING, DkeciR.
r ADIEs-MAKE MONEY. SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
IL Last chance Can double your money next winter
before late Urdefs received from the 10 sell
remainder Of the choicest selected Furs offered In New
York No humbuv Rush with The crowd thro1gng the Fur
Trappers Depot ssiesroons, No Bowery, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12

RIO GARDENERS AND FARMERS-WAvTED COM
pe'tnt snd wife TO take charge NJ and reside gea
temans place rhs rnan must be gats
der aud eeDhouse. &c and also be Heif
nen aud assist In far ming &c a. The abl.
oiske tf the dairy work and the house inter aud
mos, be Otherwise wiling 10 make herself useful Parle.
answering this advertise be able give uneScep
CLibe 'eie % character &c. apply Wi,
deere permanent situation. Letters addressed 70 J.
u, r.. at TIE Herald Office will meet attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12
PERSONAL.

rorvOy.-ANy PERSON VISITING 20 ANGER
y hny healthy male f'hl. a,oi r1ooths old,
tnnhJ * dong tJ addressing, villa !euars adop
I'm lt0, square Peat oics Tbs CD lne TO- pe-
~sainy 10 sdopt the chM Is very guet and very
beaLhv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12

TWO BOYS wANTEp-ONE HAVING EXPERIENCE
IN dry en'ds the oher fair psnman quick figures
Noobers apply ~ No II Murray between al
Ii r. VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

"A rai business knoN ledge wishes povment of any kim
which would afford him hGo3rsbis iisng has had fou
experience copytt pubic Office, and writes
expeeios aid egble hand, would the best
be erploJ but smsl salary expected eapioynen
ts object. bess OF references Address O. H. W.. nera
Cnice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12
NEW FUaLIeATONa.


HlGHLY MpokItNT MEDICAL AND paysIo
IL logical wort Which al ahoud As jpnar,s know
ege before published II Contains over % narsa an
nearly 100 er-yrasnss Price 81 mailed SID nv II "a
LAWRENCE, No vesey street, Assor Hous. - - -
CECoND EDITION Now READY.--wE CALI THE .r
~ enror Of Discriminate irvsics In orssn nnd a.
portrait wtsk heeSlns and surgery recently pube4
II inpars info of vital interest, which or
tstCd fsem auy other Prics ~. ucs.srs free
ukNDgiCksON, BLAKE a i.uHC
q and 2, Atm street. New = TX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12

A RFsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 site
IA cook, would In he washrs and ironing;
be- city reference. Can be Tor two days 1870 East ia
I'd ay
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
SUBPOENA.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
STA TIES OE 10 WI,
AND" MIkNESOTA

In the name ofthe undersigned of the good
4 people of the Con,monwea tn Of the
Eighth judicial District Of the State of New
York; you and each of you, arc hereby sum.
moned to be and appear at the dwelling house
of the undersigned in the town of Busti, in
the county of Chautauqua, by and between.
the first day Of April 1860, then and there
upon your honor and the good rcpute you
bear to examine the premises, and testify to
tho value of the same, now being in the pos
session of and owned by Ira G.. Mead and
Thomson G. Mead in said Town County
and State.
You are also hereby notified after an ex-
animation Of the said premises to your salts.
faction, you and each ofyou, will be examin-
ed upon your Voir Dire. as to whether you
wish to purchase the same or any part there.
of, and further Us to tho amount Of available
funds you may hen and there have conceal
ed IN and about and upon vcur ne-ser. e..
the purchase of the sa. premises
Further you are required to take notice
that the said premises include 24O ACRES
of the most
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
The Excitement at Harper's Ferry
Still CONTINUES. =
The hsu,vectionists new Carrying
9 off Gootls from the Store Of I'd.
NJ u n S On & PI Is r CE
AT THEIR OWN PRICES.

HUNDREDS Of dollars may. be saved an
nualiy to the citizens OF Howard and sur.
rounding count cs by trading with Munson
4 Pierce New Oregon, corner OF Main and
Miles street No 1898, OPP, csite Munson's old
sta.d. They have received and will contiu,
ne to receive every thing suited to the wants
of the people that is nice, ncw, and cheaper
than the cheapest. Their stock comprises
foreign and domestic dry goods, fancy goods
and Yankee notions too hume Gus TO men
on: lready.m dc clsehing and clothing lnud,.
to or:er hats, caps boots and shoes, 5l,rocer-
rs, pro. hardware, crockery. &s, Sc.
Dcnt buy shop-worn goods, mo 'l,-eaten goods.
stale goods and mean goods generally when
yosl can get at Nj e Prs fresh goods. desira-
hle goods and awful cheap. goods. DON'T be
fooled, but come to no. 90 So and pitch in Z
A word to the wise is sufficient. .S IA
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS,
PHOENIX BITTERS

NOV long establ shed as t e most invalu
- able family Medctne known. either to the
public or the profession. arc extend ny thoi,
nscfn ness ta the remo.e't paris Of tho World.
and e'citiRg testimonials OF their p ON t aud
decisive efficacy Ill a truly extranrilnary mum
Der ard variety ofhursan diseases. They are
thus proved to act not merely as an ordinar,
cathartlc medicine in cleans ne the alimen'ary
cana! and infusing new vigor into prOstraten
nnait1tien, but as absolute specifics in many
CT the worst and most invetcrate naladies
which human nature induces. es
The most horrible cases Scrofula in which
the Face. Be es and |, mhs oft q Wet IN had
been prey;d upon by the Unsuitable disease:
ire :roved. by u,dcniahle authority of the sa,i-
ferers themselves, to have been completely
cured by these purely Vegetable Med cines
after all others had been found more than
useless.
Obstinate cases Of PILES Of many years
standing have rapidly and permanently yield
ed to the same means. and others of like
kind are daily Cared in every part Of the
country.
Habitnal aS we'll a. Occasional Costipeness
Dyspepsia Biiiousa,,d Liver Diseases Asthma
Dropsy, Rheumatism. Ever and Aguc, Worms.
Settled Pains in the O-gans and Limbs, to-
gether with a long cata oguc of other mala-
dies are shown, on the same rdisputab evil
dence, to be every where and invariably OK
terminated by these mildly operating, yet
sure and speedy, resources of health and
strength. without the usual aid of pufery
and artificial recommendations.
Mofufs Vegetable Life Pills and
Phgnir Bitters.
have thus acquired !. solid and enduring rep
utation which bids defiance to contradiction
and vii CHI IL eocxtentive with the american
Population,
They cannot be fairly tried in anv instance
W thout sati ,factory benefit to the persoa Q
makes the exrer ment and the visible improve.
ment of health and strength, cearness Of
skin, delightful renovation OF mint which
they impart, speak for them to all observers
and have been from the comraen cement t.
the preseut hour the best advertisement and
Recommended on.
They are prepared and sod wholesale ard
retail by Dr. WA MuFFlr. 335 Broadway
and by his Agents in town and country.
Sold byJ.sS LAWYER, New Oregon Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
THE Howard Association, il

THE Howard Association, in
view Of the awful destruction of human
life caused by sexual diseases. and the decep-
tons practiced upon the unfortunate victims
0 such diseases by quacks, scvo'al years ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a char
it.blc act worthy Of their name to open dis
pcnsary for the treatment of this class of d $.
| Q SEES, in all Their forms. and to give med Gu
advice gratis to all who apply by letter. W IT,
a description of their condition, (agc, .ccupa.
ton, habits Of life, &C., and in case of ex-
treme poverty, to furnish medicines free of
charge. It is needle to add that the Asso-
ciat, on commands the highest med cal skill
of the age, and will furnish the most Approx
ed modern treatment. The rectors Of the
association, in their annual report upon the
treatment Of sexual seas g. express the high
est satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the labors of their surgeons IN the cure
Of spermatorrhma, seminal weakness gon-
norrbaa, 9 Ieet. syphilis. tho vice of cmanlsm
or self abuse, diseases Of tho kidneys and
bladder. &C., and order q continuance of the
same plnn for the ensuing year. The direc-
tors, on areview of ths past, fell assured that
their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit TO the afflicted
especially to the young, and they h 'vc resolv
ed to devote themselves, with renewed zeal. to
this very important AID much despiscd cause
An admirable Report on spermatorrhosa, OR
lem nal weakness, the vice of onanis:p, mas
mbation, or sclf-abuse, nd other diseases of
the sexual organs, by the consulting surgeon
~ la sent by mail On scaled envelope. J
fee OF postage on ect:Yt ct twc s...alps iol
postage. Other reports and tracts on The ma
ture and treatment Of sexual discascs dict,
&c. are constantly being published for graz
tuitous distribution, and will be sent to the
afflicted Some OF the new remedies and
methods Of treatment discovered during the
last year, are Of great valEe.
Address for report oftreathcht nr.J. Skill
lin liou@hton. acting surgeon, Howard Asso-
eaton. No. South street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order, of the Directors,
- EZRA. D. IEARtwrLL, President.
TIL GEO. FAiRcH.LD. Secretary
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
N OIL c z.

ITO all persons interested Notice is here
= by given that the undersigned was ON
the End, day Of April A. D. 1860 appointed
by the County court of Howard County iowa,
Executrex of the estate Of Charles M. Jones,
late of the said Counly. deceased.
LIVONIA C. JONES. [n34-4w1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
DRY GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS AND
GROCERIES.
James Bonnell, Wholesale merchant, 81
and 80 East Water street Mil
waukcc, Wisconsin.

Nails, ares, Ames ssoueS Boots and shoes.
glass scooden acare, ~'apping paper, t'rines,
rope, ,ricking, bctts salt, &C., &c, &c.
] n Offering tho above advertisement to the
merchants IF northern Iowa and Minneso
ia. we wonld call attention to the extent a.d
variet, Of our stock comprising nearly every
thing in country trade, and beg leave tosav.
that we occupy II arge and commodous build
ing every way adapted to our business. The
main Moor and basement are used for the sale
of groceries na,'s, glass, oils, fish &C. The
second floor for the sale of staple and fancy
dry goods and yankee motions. The third
floor for the sale of boots and shoes and mis-
eclaneous articles, and the fourth A0or fc,
storage OF heavy and duplicate packages of
such goods as we have for sale. Our par-
chases are made to as great IN extent as pos
-ib|e direct from the man, facturer and pro-
deer in large quantities. This course we
hnd greatly foI the interest of .art;es p.,
chasing as 1t enables yis to sell ut lower rates
than parties buying N smaller quantities from
second hands
We are confirmed in the opinion that it is
for the interest of purchasers to mako their
bills as far as possible with our house, tier
by making it o greater ndncemcnt for the par
ty sellingto make fcUoraWe terms ard lo,r PR
ces. We have q very full stock of all |, ad:nS
staples both n dry goods and groccres and
respectfully request cash buyers and prompt
,iien to call on us when buying III this Maj
ket s
Particular attention given to. orders.
JAMES BONNELt
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.

THE >ubsrriber will sell the house built
and former y owned by A. S. Tood in t is
village, very INV, with three lots adjoining,
also two lots directly opposite fromsaid house,
east, n26 " ", r. MEAD.