New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-09-28
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Read the article on the outside Of
our paper headed weekly Expenses,
If you would know why our taxes are 50
exorbitant
-Sturgis has removed to his New
Store, and having fitted up nice avn.
ing, has now one Of the best places ia
town for business ..'.
,,-Wheelock opens writing school
in the school room in LAWYERS Stone
block tonight. Tuition Only one
Dollar for twelve lessons He is mas
ter Of the art
The P. o. Department has rc-es.
tablished the Osborne post office in
this county, and appointed that Veter
an Democrat, c. Rima as P. NJ. This
office was much needed, will be man
aged with fidelity, and will be Of
great convenience to the people, if but
little profit to Mr.. Rima.
-Schellenger & Manson are recei-
wing their new stock Of goods. It's un-
necessary to advise the ladies to call
and see them; for they are proverbial
for locking at new goods.
That magni6c mt Quarterly, the
Cosmopoliton Art Journal for Spptem-
Der is at hand The Cosmop Elton is
now in the fourth year Of its purlica-
ton, is furnished to subscribers at
three dollars each, besides certificate
of membership which entities the hold
er to superb steel engraving publish.
ed for the association, entitled "Fal-
staff mastering his recruits.' and four
admissions to the galleries of the art,
o4S Broadway New York. This en-
craving like its last ('Shakspeare and
his Frienis") will be worth the sub
scriptlon price besides getting one Of
the best Magazines ia the ,untry.
The National Democrat. published
at Cassopohs, Michigan. says that there
are 1900 negroes in that county, and
every negro in the county is living
sermon against repuhlicanism.
"A Californian while chopping wood
while ago, found in the butt Of hol-
low tree bag of gold dust worth
1000.
The Cleveland PlaindeaIer says:
Eternal vigilance is the price of Lib
erty and Lager Beer; the death of bed
bugs and boilers.
1t is reported that pronunciamento
in favor of the election of ex-Presi,ient
Comonfort to authority in Mexico has
been planned, and is about to be pre-
claimed.
Senator Seward delivered a speech
at Kalamazoo, Michigan few days
since, in which he paid his friends who
adhere to Douglas, a high compliment.
Mr.. Seward said:
"He had remarked the loyalty Of
some of his old friends and acquaintan.
ces to Douglas, 1t is honorable to Mr..
Douglas that he has such friends, and
honorable to them that they perse-
vere in their fdslity to him.
Our friend J. +. Mitchell offers his
services to the people of this and adj
joining counties as an Auctioneer.
Those DESTROYS Of disposing of either
real or personal property at auction,
will find Mr., NJ an adept at the bust
ness. We cheerfully commend him to
the public. Orders may be left at tie
Law Office of W. r. Mead See al.
vertisement headed ga ctioneerng."
| --Munson & Pierce raised their
Steam Grist Mill on Wednesday. They
have very fine frame. .----.
Mr.. Handley is still at LAWYERS
offering to the public, family rights to
use his indispensable chemical soap.
Everybody should have right. Call
on him, the soap is cheap and valuable;
we'll worth having.
Mr.. Horton is still engaged at his
rooms IN LAWYERS stone block in taking
likenesses that are faithful representa-
tives of the original. Those wishing
correct copies of their friends, will do