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PETERSON;S MAGAZINE.
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WIS popular monthly magazine will be
greatly enlarged for 1860. 1t will, con-
tai" nearly 1000 pages; from rs to 30 steel
plates, ard and about SOL wood engravings
and -. all this for only two dollars a year.
This is more, proportionate!y. th.n any mag
azne ever gave-hence :'Pete. son'' is eHphut
really the magazine for The times. In addition
to the usual quantity Of tales. poems, &C.,
there will be given three orig nal noveIets'
viz: "Jnliau,' by Mrs. Anu S. Stephens:
THE Old Stone Mansion" by Charles J. Pc.
terson; and Helen Creme; by Frank Lee
Benedict: Petersons is conceded to have co
rival for its
cotored Steel Fashion Plates, Magnificent
mes@otints, Patterns for the Work. Table,
Patterns for Bonnets: Cloaks, Dresses. DC j.:
Househ'ld and other Receipts, New Music,
&C., &c.
y, 1t is tie best lady's magazine in the world.
Try it for one year.
TERMS always in advance):-One COW,
one year So; three cop'es for one wear SIS:
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year $40 90. -, - -
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DIR. BAKERS
p a n p 4 n 4 & E 4 ,

EOR the cure of pain. both externally and
l. ally-.the greatest pain-cnring REM
edy yet discovered. Pain cannot long exist
where this remedy is faithfully used.
GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL! "a
FOR PAIN in the Stomach. Back or Borels.
burns, BRUISES cuts. sucl'ingS. Cole, D;ar-
rkoa, and Rheumatism, Head ache, TOOTH
ochcdnd Ear-ache.
1t cures, almost tantaneously, Chronic
diseases. such as Dyspepsia. weak breast; Liv.
er compl int, General debility, fever and
asue Canker or Sore Throat, weak eyes, spine
and 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. lo4 lake street,
Chicago. To whom all orders should he ad.
dressed. o..
PRIcE IS cts. so cts, and ST per bottle.
For sale by J. S. LAWYER. New Oregon
+. T. Sutton. Alton. We;ser Brothers. Deco.
rah. Ino IS mo.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
DR. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
FOR THE CURE OF

Consurn pion. Decline. asthma, Bronehe''s
Wasting Of flesh, Night Sweat>, Splitting
Blood. Whoop'ng Cough. difficulty Of
Breathing. Colds, ecu ,hs. hfmnsa rhM-
,ue. Pain in the Side, and all Diseases Oft
Lungs IT Is UNEQUALED
We have certificates OF the strongest and
most positive nature, from the 70 wing par.
ties, who are we'll known in the places where
they live: One from John Eunyon. Waverly.
Iowa. of his IN son. Ono from Samuel Lea
man, Camden Hi.ls,lalc Co., NJ oh OF C.
loved daughter. One from Eli Budd, of
Athens. III who was given up by six doctors
One from Dr. A. C. Doom. Bloomfield, Iowa,
physician of twenty years practice. One
from Robert C. Shinn. Of Marion Iowa. of .
consnnptive daughter cured. One from NJ
NJ Van Dcu>in, Springfield Ill.,, "s the remedy
for Lung diseases. Inc from fifteen phy>i
clans certifying it to be better adapted to
pulmonary diseases than any other known
remedy, as they have tried them all. O.e
from J w. Wentworth, hicaso, ILL.,, Of a
cough of nine years standing-an aston:sh-
ing cure. One from Harriet Cummins, Gin.
cinnat, O, cured Of severe bronchial diff
Guilty. raising blood, &c. One from John
Dempster. residence corner Pearl and West
ern Row, Cincinnati, Owe certify to the
genuinencss If the above certificates. and could
furnish hundreds Of others Of nature quite
Us interesting to ali suffering from any disease
of the Lungs aud Throat.
JOHN D. PARK.
Proprietor. 124 Lake Street, Chicago
Sold by all druggists.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
HARPER'S NEW
NJ o NTHLY MAGAZINE.


zach number ofths magazine will con,a: n
i44 octave pages, in double columns. each
year, t"as comprising near y eO;.O p,.scs 1T
the ch"iccst IN sccllancous literature Of the
day Every number wi contain numerous
pictorial illustrat ons, ac.m' ute plates IF the
lash Ons, cop:ous chronicle Of current ev. nss,
and impartial notices Of tI's important boz k
Of the month. TIE volumes commence will.
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TERHs:-Th magazine may be olta ned
Of booksellers, period cal agents, or from the
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five cents number The seuni-;,nnual vol.
umes, ~ completed: neatly bouxd in cloth.
are sod ut tw" dollars e Oh: and in Gov
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their back numbers unil;rnlly l,ound, Mt
twenty-five cents each. fourteen volumes
are now ready: bound in cloth, two dollar.
each. and also in Lalt calf, ut two dollars and
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The publishers will supply spec men num-
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and will make liberal arrangements for c:rc,,-
lating the magazine. They will also supply
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MORE MEN WANTED IMMEDI.
1"a ATELY.

A few more active and enterpri>ing young
men can tEd immediate EN- loyment by
which they can make from Goo 70 1000 q
year, to act as agents f.r several new and
popular works just published exclusively for
agents, and not for sale in bO,k stores We
have \ great number of agents employed
nancy ct whom are making from SIS to $2O
per week. Those wishing to engage IN this
pleasant and profitable business Will for partic-
c L. DERBY 4 co,
Publisher and Wholesale Bookseller,
.. Sandusky City Ohio.
Editors Of newspapers giving the above
and following, three insertions sad calling
attention to it: and sending copy containing
it. will receive any thl ee Of the following
works:
Lie Of Napoleon. by Headley, 81 IS
s.'tc OF Lafayette, Is Z" '. Is
LIE IT Jo>eohine 8 i" ] IS
Wild scenes ot Hunters life. IS
l.tc Of Mary aud Martha Washington Is
Odd Fellows Amulet. aga l IS
In III c L. DERBY 4 co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS r f. Thompson and Lorena
Thompson, his wife, did by their certain
Deed Of Trust, dated February 10Th A D.
1859, and filed for Record in The Recorders
Office ofthe County Of Howard, Iowa, Febru
airy 18th 1859 at 8 o'clock A. Nj. and record
ed in Book A of mortgages Page 453 and
ASA convey unto Charles c. Upper as Trustee
the following described property, situated in
the County Of Howard Iowa. to-. wt:-The
N''rth East quarter Of .ect;on thirteen in town.
ship ninety nine north of Range Twelve west
of 5th P. NJ, containing one Hundred and
Sixty acres more or less wich said convey.
ance was in trust to secure the payment Of a
promissory note executed by the said R. f..
Thompson, dated February lst, 1889 for the
sum OF Three Hundred and Sixty two dollars
and forty eight cents. payable to Seneca A.
Topper or bearer one year after date. will,
interest at the rate OF ten per cent per annum.
And whereas said nete is now past duo and
wholly unpaid: and whe, cas- in default of
payment Of said note. the said Charles c.
Upper, trustee was by the terms of said
Deed Of trust authorized to sell said property
to the highest bidder for cash, at public auc.
tion.
Now therefore, the said r. F.. Thomson
and Lorena Thompson: and oil pei sons whom
it may concern, are hereby notified that On
the 18TH day of March, 1860 between the
hours Of o'clock A. Nj. and 4 O'Clock p. nj.
Of said day, at the Court House door in said
County Of Howard, will sell at public auc.
ton, in accordance with the provisions of
said Deed OF Trust, tie property therein and
above mentioned and described to the highe EFT
bidder TOR cash or so much thereof as Shall
be necessary to satisfy said note with int.
rest and costs
CHARLES c. UPPER, Trustee.
Dated February 10th, 1860. [n27-4wl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
CHOW. LIS
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP

THE Recipe is given 10 all physicians
the combination Of Sarsaparlll. with stillinsia
Compound to purity the blood: ever L. ed; 1t
eases ofthe skin it cures eff ,ctua ly--Syphili-
tic Swellings, Erysirelas, ScaId Head, Salt
Rheum, Old sores, Tumnrs, Csnker. Female
Complaints. &c All diseases arising from
any impurity Of the blood. yield readily to the
alternative influence of this remedy.
25-4w JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor
124 Lake ST.. to whom ali orders must addres.
seJ. Sold byJ S. LAWYER, New Oregon.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
9 also oder . liberal lisl Of a 20
g CASH PRE- MIU M 8.
KNIcKERBoCKER MAGAZINE.

vINHE Mtieth volume Of the KnickerbOcker
= magazine commenced with the nuaber
for July, 1859; and il y the intention Of he
publisher to make great additions 70 the lit
erary merits of the work.-We take il for
granted there are but few magaxipe -readers
in the country who are not familiar with the
authors Of ST. Leger snd the Sparrow Grass
both cd contributors 70 the Knickerbocker.
We arc pleased to be able to announce that
they will both write os. our msxsx;ne the
coming year. Mr.. Cozsens will contribute .
new and really original story which will ap
pear in ever: number; and Mr.. Kimbsll will
furnish sketch Or = story, ~ often q his
other duties will permit 1 7a'A8" =
We have nov two contributors not exceljcd
by any writer's in the country, rmn,e Rev
+. w. Shelton and Charies &. Leland. The
first known ~ our up River Correspondent"
ms written ser;es II letter., = part Of which
have been issued ssd extensively sold 10 a
'eaut;ful ilIustssted volume, and the later IL
n. writing series Of Obs rvstions Of Mace
Slope, which " II delight all who read them
These vii. he continued regularly, and Mr..
Shelton viii give . sketch or letter each
month.-Ws have alao several highly accom-.
pl.shed lady contributors, whose favcn will
grace o,,r pages fegular'y and whose names
We would be glad u publish, II We were per.
mitted to do 80 With these and other regu.
tar contributors and the Table Of Mr. Clark
whose long experience has made him an aui.
faut in his department., W shal, b se).e to
present a monthly literary treat = varied
that no refined taste can fail to be gr.t,6ed
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Specimen numbers cent free Of charge
TIE Knicke'b"cker and any other three dol.
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Manufactures, Mechanics g. Inventors.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
To be Enlarged.-Nev Volume
& NeU Series to Commence on Julv
2d 1870. III ~ Ia

INSTEAD Of 4l6 pages. the yearly volume
: enlarged series, will contain eight hun.
dred and thirty-two pages Of valuable read
iugmatter useful, and instructive 10 ali class.
ss.-The Scientific. American. lie published
weekly in quarto form, suitable for binding.
and the numbers tor . single year contain in.
formation in regard 70 new Inventions ma
chiuery, all branches Of notwithstanding bro.
ceases. agricultur Il implements. engineer .ne.
millwrighting, iron manufacture chemistry:
70 fact. almost every industrial pursuit re.
ceives more or less attention in its colum,s. All
patent claims officially published VERY week.
rs reported from the Patent Office; and E :
inventors and pstentces it contains Informs.
ton not to be obtained elsewhere. and which
no mechanic, inventor ~ patentee can we'll do
without Al family Journal it has no supe.
riOr for real practical utility, since ir its col.
umns will be found useful practical receipts.
arefu: attention win be given from time to
time: TO reports Of metal. lumber, aud other
markets. i 80 -..
Every number will 9. nta;n sixteen pages
and forty Eight columns Of matter, with sew
., 81 illustrations Of patented machines and
other engrHvings, comprising in single year
about six hnnjl ed original engravings., With
the enlarged series 10 presented an opportunity
u subscribe not likely to occur again for
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in your subscriptions without delay, 90 :. to
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specimen cories Of the paper, and q pamph.
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Of patents may be had gratis, BY addressing.
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TIE SATURDAY EVENING RX.
- PRESS
GUSTIN JONES 4 HENRYG. Parker.
Editors and Pvopretsrs. S2

=. IA
Editors dn9 PrOprtfor& EF
A NEW weekly newspaper ~ be devoted to
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cheerful in its character: it, aim will he high,
and the object Of ito conductors will BE- to
pub ish tho truth. "without fear. favor. or af.
iection"-to inculcats principles pruuotiye to
the high interests Of society; and M conse-
quence Of reward, to receive the intelligent
and endearing appreciation 0f its readera It's
sentiment, II ps,ss bic to prevent IT, will ever
degenerate it, sentimentAl.ty-The outside
Of the Express will he devoted to the pubica-
ton Of Polite Literaiars. embracing tales Of
thrilling interest, both original and selected,
iromthe abicst pens. Especial cure will be
given to this feature Of our jo,,rna'. The in.
side will Ike an abstract and brief chronicle of
the doings and sayings Of the week up u the
hOur OF going to press. Il will cs'ntain first
class editorial matter, foreign and d"me.t:c
summary, interesting corrsspOh dence, nOtces
Of lectures. meetings &c.. marine and tee
graphic news Of Saturday evening statements
1t trade and transactions At the Brokers'
Board; IN short, local news Of every descrip-
ton. $500. go, s.~ts
We have engaged rorpe Of assistants pos
sessing the highest talent for their vocation.
whose contributions in their various depart
mems vi form ateatuse Of the highest i'm
portance. s@ &
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
MEAT MARKET.

GEORGE Eek, would say to the people of
New Oregon and vicinity that his meat
market is still in operation. where at ali
times may be had a fill supply of such a. the
market affords, in that line. Hides taken IN
exchange for goods or cash. Inlol
East eide Main street, at Eck's building
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
I H E @ UES TON ARISES
r u READY "' -

Two adm'tthat eastern men are as thick in
New Oregon rs b!ackbcrreis are in Sep.
temher, and. that A. J. M;ntcy has cpene., a
ia Tor shop in New Oregon, opposite the store
OF Muns"n & Pierce, where he will hold him.
sci ready at all times to give those favor,ng
nm with their patronage the mast particular
hts Cutting done at all times, and warrant.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
THE PITTSBURG WEEKLY DIS.
PATCH.

THE Weekly Dispatch is published every
Saturday, on sheet the size Of til
Daily Dispatch. It will contain the latest
news by telegraph and mails: local news of our
city and county: news Of the neighborbood
comprising western Pennsylvania and vir.
ginia, and eastern Ohio; corrett news from
a distance; carefully prepared n askct reno. t.;
original and select poetry. tales, anecdotes,
&c, and everything necessary ii make ..n
agreeable and entertaining indepe, Gent news
PAPER and will be mailed to subscribers. Mt
one dollar a year, payable invariably in ad-
vance. In order. however, tomake Il pen.
ny weekly, occupying the same posit on in
the country. which the daily does in re
cities, we will continue to send it at the fo..
lowing ss. n
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Single copies. one year in advance, 81 90
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Ten, do do do do 20
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SIXTH YEARS ANNOUNCEMENT.
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
1S50-'El

THE managers have che pleasure Of Al.
Il nouncing the arrangemen,s Soe thiS & e
sixth year have been made upen . soH
commensurate with the xAepsnises which
come from all sections a - Union A.
surances may now be given that it will he
more brilliant in ia Offers and moro sstis.
factory in its returns than any Of in pr. de-
ccssors. The engraving will 10 i~comparahly
the best erer e0ersd Tor thrse Do lats-the
Journal will exceed ilssif'--she list Of pre-.
miums for award will be composed Of great.
er number OF 6ns works than have yet hocn
plac, 4 within rea III OF the people. Further
announcements and complete catalogues will
accompany the December numbsr Of this
journa TO issue in OctOher
The appointme' b OF Honorary Secretaries
.re now being made. Secretaries aud agents
are wanted in every town and city in the UNI
ted states and the CanadaA whore none ex.
ist. Persons desiring tho appointment will
p ease make application to the New York
Office. accompanying their application wi h
prop assurances u their responsibility for
the trust VIII Oh must 10 reposed in them.
when they will be yer 'ed wi oil proper pa
pers. instructions, &C., 80. -,
The New Engraving, secured for
the Members for the Sirih
Year, Is entitled
SHAKESPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS,
And is pronounced superior 70 any engraving
ever issued in this country: siso OF plate, sOx.
81 inches. Subscriptions are now being 70.
ceis d on the following tsras vis:- Every
subscriber Of three dollars IL entitled l.,
lst.-rhe beautiful Steel Engraving. Shaks.
peare and His Friends. =
. 2d-A copy Of the elegantly illustrated
Art Journal one year.
3d-A Free Season Admission to The Gal.
leries, SAB Rroadwav.
In addition to Which. the large and va!us-
Vie collection Of work. of srt will be given to
Subscribers in January next.-Nc persoa ia
restricted to single suhscr;raioa. Th~s re.
hitting SIS are entitled to six nemberships
Subscribers in Califoraia, the Causdss, aud
the provinces, will have to =. nit - 50 in
steal OF So for membership in order to de.
tray the extra pstages.
Address, Z. l.. DERBY,
Actuary Z. 4. A., No. Sas Broadway, N. 81.
} S. LAWYER, Honorary Secretary, New
Oregon, Iowa. s.-..l -...
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

sent, postpaid. on receipt IF On"
Dollar, by DERRY & JACKSON,
Publishers, Nem York.
A Rocky Mountain correspond
ent of the New York Post" who
writes himself "Henry f. Land"
describes Oregon as the most de-
lightful country in the world. Our
citizens, if they choose can go out
there and see ''how the Land lies"
We were considerably amused
by an account that we lately saw
of remarkable duel. There were
six men upon the ground and six
Misses.
A Mr.. J. Black, declares for
the dissolution of the Union. Let
him have traitors reward:
chung be the heavens with Black"
The Ohio River is getting lower
aud lower every day. 1t has al
most ceased to run. All who look
at it can at once perceive that it
exhibits very little speed. but a
great deal of bottom.
A young widow has established
a pistol-gallery in New Orleans.
Her qualifications as a teacher of
the art of duelling are of course
indebted she has killed her man.
A New England writer says
that it has been found that negroes
can be better trusted than white
men, not to betray secrets. We
suppose this is upon the principle
that they always "k'eep dark"
Mrs. Lucy Hill complains, in
an Arkansas paper, that her ne,h-
ew has trampled upon her rights
and feelings. The graceless
young rascal shouldn't be allowed
to trample upon his ount Hill.
ACanadian paper mentions the
marriage of Mr.. Joseph Sterling
to Miss Anne Sterling. Love
strokes are not usually severe, but
this one, it is plain, has knocked
an ! out.
A woman in Florida, named
Gross lately gave birth to an infant
son which weighed only one
pound. That wasn't hard to bear
Two men, Joseph Sparks and
Oscar Flint, were assailed in the
suburbs Of Baltimore, few nights
ago, by a gang of shoulder-hitters.
Flint was knocked down, but his
companion escaped by flight.
When the scoundrels hit Flint.
Sparks ae,c.
Mr.. William Hood was robbed
near Cornith, Ala, on the 18th
inst. The Corinth paper says
that the name of the highwayman
is unknown, but there is no doubt
that he was Robin Hood.
A MI. Bentley has been indicted
in Alabama for striking a stranger
with an axe. He says he didn't
k"ov but that the stranger was a
robber. He didn't know so he
axed him.i IE(#
A quizzical editor in Arkansas,
who rejoices in the rather quizzical
name of Harry Hurry, says that
"truth is generally slow in it's
progress" Probably it is never
in such a Hurry as he.
A young lady of New Orleans.
who recently performed remark.
able feat in rowing, has been pre-
sented with a beautiful yawl. A
smack would have been more ap-
propriate.