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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
H II + ryhhS STahR, eaailraep !

{ aa, lsishsdJ LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor
'eAtas u the CONNER Council w ef"t 49,
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(:rDa0n IaSts;ats.

3Ir. EDEToR: Please say to
those who feel interested in the
Feducl;ioa OF their children that
Grafton presents fine induce
mems. The fall term closed
the 18th ofOclooec. The Yarl-
Gus classes were examined and
passeda ACCOMPLISHMENTS
AT night there was an exhibition
that VAS interesting TO both
scholars and spectators. Some
40 speeches and dialogues we're
delivered. The next term cons
mencaS jth November: and it
would pay any man to scad his
children 10 Prof. Bristor IS
bis system Of teaching is differ
mt from anv one that has ever
taaS;Ti n JIIII''''5=- County: ~ i
IS calculated to lead the MllU
RICH; along. And SO far as we
are capable oil judging Prot.
Bristor has the qualifications
necessary TO render him useful
in his profession. He has a
large school, but yet their is
room
The people in Grafton are
much pleased with this teacher.
On the night OF the Exhibition
the house was crowded and a
great number outside, which is
evidence that the people are
pleased. But we don't ask you
TO take our word, bat Try him
for yourselves.
SPECTATOR.
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same time they mnst be just to
the community whose laws
they administer. The fac,
mat th prisoner had borne an
cXcellat character vas but an
aggrat2n Of his offence. He
9rolesEd 10 a man actra;ed by
princiFe3 ret only moral, but
religIos and yet, turning his
upon i these Influences, be
had committed an offence that
came fnr sending him tc the
Court n q charge oFtriplc mur~
der.
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srn;her iiraEd nalfv.

The ciizersct Ctaysvi!Ie had
grand rally for Bell and Ever
cit on last Tuesday night. After
! brilliant and grand h-IlSht
procession, the large coucomse
nfpeopIe poured ioto the bap-
list church, where an organlz2>
ton was effected BY electing K.
Davidson, sa., president and
also elecnag severa! vice prssi-
dents and a sesretary. The OBJ
lee: Of the meeting was a6iY
ggrTEf6etf by C.5t~I Gather,
wa;Lu v55 iiJi;5@ItCy po"er-
fl! and eloquent arguments from
i. R. Hall, }. :. Bu,dett, J. c.
Fleming, andJ. II. Gather, and
by d flood Of dco'iaTy tro" the
why James II. Potts. "Oil
JakeYn contributed much 10 the
comfort ofthe evening, by his
great ski in keeping good or
der. Waldo ?. Bartlett was
Grand Siarsh2!, who had sever
al assistants. The evening was
pleasantly spent.
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$na2mt23j0&sy'& .Ha5icc.
. L. =. HUAST, C2mp;'t

e. ~,.I nar;', .-i19'~ ocEli;. Davis. TO-
eta&-G l".c1a N'ris ";3qv orslii Mi,s Da.
VI. L'3g" HaTis @ul 4. Arroe;roar. Guar
II..i, ~ ''.:H Of |@u...@2 = Davis. Nary E.
D., ) .'.A y. I. nal's, r "rlcYa ! n.vis.
ana S''ad' :, n PAWS. in.aa: heirs Of raid H.
lia1 D"T;S. L>r';s
The order Of IcG'acrce made il &, ADORE
cause Ga The 3;h day ct March, 1854. by the
i.'rcUit Court ut Taylor count. r-qrIirf. In.
Commissioner 10 examine" Stale and settle Ike
administration account Of the administrator
Of said /. las Davis, deed; to asceylai1 end
SE'ai" suCh q! ms as seem 20 lie proved legally
n"t':c liza aEain>t sid csflI..an4 toa.crrt ,i~
'1s real estate Of which sid Elias D,T.s J;cI
slsIe.' end p.s:c*s,!, IN TOE gra9aJ!e annual
2A! ,e. simple value Thereof
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SENENcE or SEAYnRs..-

SENENcE or SEAYnRs.-
The oeers Of he harqua ORR
on, rently convicted before
the Uted States District
Court Boston Of having been
engagtin the slave trade. re-
ceiTetheir sentences on Fri>
day lal The captain, Thom>
as Aloha, was sentenced to
pay a1e OF $4,000 and to b.
imprfaed tNo years: byron
J. Cnberiajn, first mate, to
be imisoned two years: VIII
Liam Fcham, second mate, 20
be nprisoned twantv,one
mont The penalty imposed
Oil 'Fcaptain is 20 the extent
Of tlaw for the offence for
"hii he was indicted, viz
vo|ariIy serving on a vessel
engai in transporting slaves.
If hagen indicted and con
v;cteif l&Ning the slaves on
boar The vessel, the penalty
wotnave be much seyerer
or a.c;ed and convicted OF.
TAXI oersonS on board with
,hesv of sEbiec!ing them to
sIarhem punishment would
haH en- death.
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y FIRE IN GRAFToN.-We are
lsorry to learn that the Engine
! House with Cars and other
proper, 10 a great value, were
destroyed by fire on Thursday
night.
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FAIRSIoNT, Oct. %, go.
D. S. Morris, ESQ
Ed. Family Visitor.

~ -. 4Moti 10, Latf.
Ed. Family Visitor. !
Dear Sir II was somewhat
surprised at Your REMARKS Oh
that part of my speech on !as'
Monday referring to the opPF9hs IS;
sion Of Western Virginia BY
Eastern Virginia. Yo1 'hInA
that question does not oelonS3
properly, to the discussion non. ct
this camoaign. l regret that !
did not make myself understood
on that subject, or 1 know there
would be no disagreement be-
tween US. DR.. Kidweil stated
that he was in favor Of the
Equality OF the States and of
the citizens. In reply to that
part Of his speech | thanked
him, for the assertion that he
was in favor of the Equality Of
he citizens- In the course OF
my remarks | alluded to anoth>
Ell remarn Of Mr.. KidweiI's in
which ne stated that the State
Of Virginia had been Democrat:
ic. | then proceeded 10 discuss
the subject Ola dissolution ofthe
Union Tor The alleged purpose
Of protecting the great slave III
tereS;. D.! called attention to the
fact OF 4 number OF Eastern Nir-
, ginianS, being now in favor oil
d dissolution in the event OF Lin
coIn's Election. That there
were more slaves than freemen
in Eastern Va. That in the
! Wes' there were nearly 500
coo lreemon with only $4,000
isiaves. That in tie event Of
rv"~ or Physical contest, Ii
would be as much as Eastern
Virginia could DO 10 keep in
SG0iection these slaves. While
y es,ern Fi2ginja'S freemen
would have TO fight their Battles.
That Eastern Firginians were
sensible Of this TACT as we'll as
South Carolina, aud the States
advocating Secession.
| stated the fact Or intended
to state ii that the East had
steadily from the formation Of
the Government up to the press
ent time, withheld equal repre-
tseniation from Western Virgin
tia e;,rdt by ccHst!tGrie.-s1 =
visions they aaA exempted their
negroes rem full taxation -
That ali thci: negroes uader
tWe,ve years we. c exempt from
taXajion, and Il slave worth
$1,000, was only taxed Sl.2O,
while $1,000 worth Of our pro-
perry was taxed 400. That
lae whole revenue OF State GGs
perhaps less 'han four millions.
Iha, nearly OK fourth OF that
amount WIS appropriated last
winter for ari0!ng the State
and educational pUrPcseS.to pros
Iect the sidYcs and educate the
Shareholders sons. That ofev-
cry four dollars paid by the lax
payers, one dollar OF it went TO
protect he shareholders proper-
Ity. might have alluded to
! the F&tke: TACT, that at least three
tour;hs Of the o;her taree dol>
lars went TO bald up internal
improvements in the Slave hoI-
ding districts. That the State
had always been Democratic,
that 1t was the Democratic par
/ ty which had withheld these
rights, and P,acticed The OPP
pressioHS. l alluded 10 the state
ment OF biemminger last winter
before the Virginia legislature
- Observation-Disclosures"
iobe governed by natures MOBILES
men, those at Leaf having the
prestige OF noble blood running
/ in their veins. than to be govern,
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CICT1cNs.-Amos Weese

CIiCT1cNs.-Amo Weese,
con'sd ofsIealing a horse be-
jon;, 10 Johnaihan Getz, OF
Ha county, Va, has been
serced to years and six
mo confinement in the pen
itet'y. James Wyood has
beeconVicted bv the Abe
ma county, (Va.) Circuit
Co now in session, Of the
mui Of Beo.j. Thacker, and
& sssfe sthe penitentiary
ioftteen years.
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COMMISSIONER s OnElCr, !
PEENTrrnN,N- o. oi ionl {

~ EHHI I. %0EEG, Comprt

= Ht'i't /. TVNAH, C0mprt
IL ~
JoJ .i:ciMcle, Administrator Of William TIaa-
ley. 0ec'a and Julius Il. N;ardc: Guardian
~ M..a o! ,l&fr Jane IGnIay. Nir-il =. Fam
ley, "ai ma L. Hanlcr, %ahrI 9. Ia?lcr. 81
r:h 4. .!anler, Hurnr =. Hdniey, an! James
"; iIan'"r; nod Charles ". Nc~!on and Ja..
). ""iTen, 3nl he cTeiitors o. said Hanley,
D.Gtp.
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CQMNISMOyGn'S OFFICE J


me parties i:teres'ed in The aho.e rar,el
Cl''s' 2re 4cr'"r notified TINT or zion .ay,
ytS";Sner 10. 1850, at tny cf.:"a 10 Pr?.s," :.
'iseTE, ! all proceed 70 czcrr,a :hc qloy. o.
Der, TT .'"ir1 tin. and aIac. YOUR ara rc4ui-
lsV so@icE&.
ci'cn under ~ had aa Ca,.rl;-. ',,...r Of
2''d cont ihr Gsy snd year shove wr:,,on
FL H:tY il. EA,T,
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u o.. ssr S,aassdoas frauds
a ISLANDERS On iao Eve oiiho
Election.
AIrsaiy has been put forth
Lsidiously, and being induS'ri-
SssIy circulated, by the Demo.
trat:c Executive Com. a lying
kamplet entitled the record OF
Bell, in which the mean
is made to connect John
!ith the bloody riots of
lille, in which some OF cur
were murdered. John
falsely represented as
:,hat it was better that
ke a sorinkling Of blood
than rivers OF it hereafter;
s to scenes to follow, parai-
rlybySpanish InqulsIIion.
h of sense but will per-
mean effort to pillitully
cnTnor and ignorance,
Iniure Joan Be, mf''sh--;s
a piece with the Coffin
,,4h;lis that maus Gen. Jacks
son 100000 votes. As in that
case the vile SANDER recoiied, 50
will il in this, and Virginia Tree
man, will be first to nail the
Counterfeit 10 the counter.
These same Bloody hrpocrlts
thought it all right when in the
riots in the Remington dis'icts
in Philadelphia the Foreigners
mnrde:ousjY slaughtered and
killed 20 OF 80 americans, men,
women and children. No
Crocodile tears shed. Oh no, ii
was their Bull that gored the
OK then Shame on such hypoc-
sacy. It's needless % add more.
IT, 3;;ss::cz: =-.--' - o,i""!s play
ed last.
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tender mercies of The slavehol-
ders, who had uniformly with
held from them equal represent
had exempted a portion :
OF thIer slave property from tax
tlon,and oppressivelY taxed the !
.reemen Of the State 10 protect |
their slaves.
This was the light in which |
I intended to place the argu, !
nent. may hare been un!or>
tunate in making myself under
stood. Eou must have seen,
from the speeches Of disunion.t
Breckenridge orators that the
burthen of their speeches are to
prove the blessings of slavery
the sacredness Of slave property
so much SO indeed that this CLOS
rious union the brightest hopes
Of oppressed mankind, must be
broken ep neyeiy OH t-oi!c"'hat
their slave property vii; be en-
dangered Do you believe
there is any danger if Lincoln
is elected that any body is going
10 Interfere with slave property
Now | ask in all candor and
sincerity ifrhe acts Of the slave
holders OF Eastern Virginia IN
regard 10 Withholding rrpresen-
tation, exemptinS their properly,
app:opriatins the money, and
expressing their Western bre'h-
eru are not at all legitimate sub
.jectS ofdiscusionwhen thesesame
men are talking about dlsSolvlng
the Union on account OF some
ideal dangerto slave property
These Southern ag!tators have
torcsd the question upon the
country. At this very moment
Senator Hunter, Roger A. Pry-
or, Extra Billy Smith are in
Western Virginia making specs
ches to indoctrinatc the West.
and prepare US for dissolution:
The burlhen Of their story is
that Virginia must be a unit for
Breckenridge. Why for Breck-
inridge? Because he is the
Southern Sectional Candidate !?
The peculiar advocate of the
Slave holsieg,s interest. 1t is
not claimed that Breckenridge
.-!.-,.--.!.o e.igateSi Cnancr-Ur an
election. | believe he has not
4 full electoral ticket in but one
Northern State. Why then
this superhum2n effort by the
slave interest Of the East to
make Virginia q Unit for man !
that thew are sure will b beat
en-. Is it no to encourge the
Breckenridge Seccede' at the
South ! Can it be imply to
carry the Slate WIN it will
avail nothing. Ougt net The I
irscmen of Va. tc'Sk them> ):
selves the Questiore'!ousIy?- e
Is there nothing interest 70 .
the free laboring2sses al Firi "
cinia-but the aye INTEREST," 81
Have slave ho!'S NET out TO IL
US equal yighrequal laws %
equal taEatIo lave not we lie
as fathers, ""'oS' brothers Eli
and citizenshts, and interests
Of our OVID nourish By the ne ;,
arts of DE- and Union? As '''
fathers, tfAC and educate Cur Hen
ob;IIr,, 5 brothers 70 defenJ a.,
and pro o. sisters, brothers y. =
who n Proiection-as hus>
bands defend and take care on IN
of GU EeS-as citizens, to M \? e {
Wind the laws and the Un- s MSS;
ion nI3k Of this, am l not !? mus: g,
Ia .!t:Aun Il nc :, =. =
is eto peril all for slarehoIs or or r rae
DEF forget his higher obi O.! !ne d
ga Am | net right as ''V j2 ;
n man in calling onI subje,
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N YEARS IMPRISONMENT

N YEARS IMPRISONMENT
tARsoN.-W lillian Aud
entenced to ten years. con-
lent in the Eastern Peni-
!, at Philadelphia, on Sat
y, for arson, in firing, his
house. His consul made
appeal to the Court for
y before the senteace was
aliedging as tie
ads for clemency that the
ner had proved him to be
4 Of good character. The
e replied that Court desir-
o be merciful, but at the
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Daniel Lon@"a, . Vi Is. G,sn; Dav;;, G.
Norris, Fra2cis =. S,ri5Ul;uy, aud 7. p
TLon?.an, C9mgi'ts.
John 8. Gould, T,t,arlaan Division, Nc,
2'!, 2o'2 O. Temperance, John Asba:v. Ja,.
r MUIR. ,los7 2. Wi,.ar, Thomls Gmi,h,
E"gaf v. ,h"rtli5, Jessc v. CofIpr. :IInrej
J. W.. =, iGGrcT I.trror. @ohn Eipk1r Inn
a. "gjirson, Thomas Wilkins. Albert lin.
ger 7. Il. Lick, Josiah V. uicke,. Esoae
Ja!aG" JOHN ". Norris Newton Hess. Arch,.
ha.i Roberts, John Bradshaw. Alexander p
"h"e John J. Smai:wooi HoUe., .. Kfuc-
CAV, ~i!;lm Hal, william Graham. John
u. Z. mo,a.cin. Frank 81. Stone, Harden dr.
no!n, Mi'inm Cliuton, William Carr, ,51mos
=. Mile, William Lemon Taargs \. GaiIu-
va, Heed Jc-.:irs, lane y Na:G.,s. Thorn
rs .n,.monsH /. Il. S'u:>I, .'aI.s X Smith,
" hI:2m t. Harrison Hillt.v Eiuc. isaac Tra
US. 5tn"s ;nrirr' Crn-.i ;a5lcltrt ST.
'"'G SHlderr, oo'n @li.sia.sr:. Gror.n Andpr-
So, David D":i'v, San. Parker. John SDidpr
h"rrF Nj, William Pns;ca. S:..ua Ourg
heish|al j nap!n. Joseph Traciand, +. II.
;Ntncr.on, !i:"rv Aahan.v. E3hc?t Love, 4.
l; 9a''"' >. = iilsi: william. II. freeman
" 'it'A4l Wellington Tenry { Comp;on.
Samuel Trace, William y. Mason. J,In 3
S'i"': William Crawford. Ovid Z. Hoffman,
Georg" GaiieT, Josiah Hoffman, md Sarah 2.
FrtteClnan, Der
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ACcutg
LON loer, EoH'?i
H"nEyI!er, cn6 cthcrj Def Is
'"'Hn t''''e''' &C. 001P' Is
"chrlf''f, 'nF Others, Dct'ts}
1,, -. -,
'''' ''''''"' e'"p'
-''"' '"''.' al i o'n'rs' =" S)
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MS .ptertsIesk in tho 1ls,sye ma NJ
ea eapsssg aeret n6tiiie1 ia. oa Il is,s ia,
l3eeel:ssE " 10Y 5l,f..e, IL Is. ION,
I stasf to exp.: &, { Is ;seoye soF.
att go "a
tn Cftis {art az yl,,,. S. -
and year a;5o sfisea. EI,s.t. Y i; ~ 4 ~ a
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zfg this day 10 be heard
epe ssed on the answers
6sFes argued by counsel:
rs DOH sijadge, order
2 DC referred to- q
hose duty.
III
"a lhe issiint
< j lieels u ~, St.
~ Sda nc lend5 OF
S. z d scrs-
& Snty esslei oas.s
aneua -iia fee
IdS so GEs.s; Court,
q fseeted ascertain
% abeyt which
iesns IA said eeport
sGd satishe and
aiiS- 0thes ~
heSrp ~ 8sr !
tie peesoas a.y ar- |
siag said jnt ,nsnis, 1
~ 10 the Dsns; he
49, reas esta.s aid
sauits bl ice {
other ~. 81 in
2 ~ eaori ,acasia ned I
l Aid ,eoIalls: en-
lt;ce 81 ts Jise :
; hce, il 1 neN -
sch pltbliie tqn !.
I sigtce &c sneii iitss
= ,si.l to report this
thisl decree -
5Rs Ss9fFlG
2G,slsS0
s Is above causes are
Pa iscaaay, DeeeHhes
q fra,s staSns I5Siii | :
scSye sder, ii Zhieh
" III ieSi.
',sls c7pas..,1 ;,e,er Of
siJfr CONT sths Sayg
RY 4, HALL,
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nissiODer'S Notice.

bl4A: At q Circuit Court held .or
tnty Of Taylor, on the lIlh dey O.
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CCjMT3;cSS0'lcr's yyciic..

Daniel lon'"a . vi, s. C,se;. Dav;, G.
Norris, Fra2cis :. S,r;5Dl;ay, srI T, y
ILomH.an, Comgi'ts.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

'ttS V.luStS CdI4C9tf
onihe MS taken for 60
IN! erhitils filed, an6A
WAeTc@2,a the CoHst
aud decre' that these z
master Commissioner q
it Shall he 10 asCCrtaiu9
.F, "hat incumhrl.
o. cach,Nihether jldsps
or vendors iiess, noia
the defendant He@xN
ties Of said liens. ~
l2) What lands ssis
subject 10 said liens &
Simple value .hereofl (;
At lir August termS
the commissioner was
aud report in addition,
of the judgments snGdI
:ncnI onea have bee1 8
10y whom, and iT
son thau the
whether or not in sl,
son so paying aud ssssS
became entitled the 81
len Of said judgmcSS N
Henry Narder, Gs la
.hcr Of or otherwise y.
'elation to the liers ies
IS the parties may rsas
II being directed 10 aa
nd place ofexecut u
,aper printed in tiii, (.
0 be equal to persoass
m aay of the Sa!a pas -.
orr: mis- proceeding !
;@trcct from The desr
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NNtract from Decree. J

-, lit il ordered, aGjGdced aul decrrcd, .ha,
ms cause hH rcleiiea 10 one cf;bc master COM
mlssioacr7 Of this county, who afleF piyi1c 40
uce 10 the parties by publicaf.o;. Of the time
and place OF taking the account. in scn.e NH
nc newspaper w,h.ish2d IN this cor;rss-.sr-
ioGt Vice. Ind rIJ5!Ce ut the front
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PRuNrYr,

Parties intcress55i
hereby notified, thas5.
3, 1850, at my ofia "a
proceed 10 eEecute ASs
time and Place you
Given under my s9&.
the Circuit Court al
and year above Will
yi
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.4G,p2ia, and 70 whoi1, which werecoutrs, q. q
by the said CgR0lainaEts in and aboui ,ao.
building the ssisi VI ard which of tie par
Ties arr 9olYen lid :Sssle 10 pay, aud what a..
nioep{ should = ecntr5S FED lipeacb OF suei,
a1ont tlah liays ,s.il 81 IL. "a, .i,n..
iss .l4 lSs. tDe lanrSs ihey hRve
which The Gyssnsl ia;.. ais Is tl:S'es y -
~ " lsss K 9. NJ, ~
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

RoF tbe pattses. aH Z, ~.
ISL Stating4ti,e amonht'of purchase money
.gsleea % ne paid to tie said Sarah 3. Eatter-
hsaI le a1:IIG-- I-.T r. ..:1c r;;ic IA
still due Der, =
ma: lie emountO OF money raciered by the
com rialnSntsfrom the subscribers 10 the said
lIown Hall, and each dfthem;t also Tie amount
not eaid and who have not paid. n
sra. That Es report the. amount of mnno.-
paid out BY the said Complainant. eI5h
OF ,hern, to whom "rid, .ud ors tpRpnst
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He-y vagaer, and ss5ers, Defts

'heacrGuses cameze this dag 10 be heard
onihe MS taken for cos sssed, On the answers
an! EXHIBITS filed, andxes argued by counsel:
WAercGpa the CotI3N DOH &liudge. order
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-30
TO .rHE CITIZENS OF
II 0 VI 4 I'D fsEesT,

III n: Az klLL, Jr. has en,arr.d ,et...
ted and r. furnished the @. d Skv.Luih
daguerrean Gallery over II. H. D ckcr,,,,,,,.-
book and drug store in Decorah and =" -,
now prepared to take ambrotypes. rterrec.
types. meanotypcs. photographs, me,,-
graphs: paPyrogr p s and many ether $. -.
OF pic ufes In the most perfect and du- :, .
manner. lie operates with the Iatpst go
most improved processes which are No., n ',.',
possession OF any otter artist in ncrth--.
Iowa, and which give lf like tone and 4,
olty to his r ctures not obtanabje 1v INV
ofhcr Ills anlbrotypes and pho.ogranl,,, eta, ,
not be excclled in the west.
ne keeps on hand and is constantly ,ces:r.
ing the latest and most asl,e nab). .tyIa, -,
frames eases, traces. pas,cp rtou,s locks.-
aud pins va Oh he viii fiji with pictures a
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Flo gets up q new stvle of locke. r.+,.o
which has al the br lianc~ and durah ,i.v -. ~.
glass pictures with the lghtness and ,lia!i IL
~ OF paper, at the same time it is free from
all the objections Of other styles of 10. kst wa.
lures A variety of o her pictures wi b, ect
up to order: including oil paintings. n, $40.
chroa'atlc. crayon and India ink drawn.
and sorts ma,s
u his ~ a permanent institution and
business will be conducted upon IN bo,oral q
hns:s-Tte patronage Of who want aon,i
pictures is respectfully sol cite - ENQUIRE TOR
\vERILL's PIcTuR. GALLERY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-30
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS,
PHOENIX EITTERS

Nov long establ shed as t'e most invalu
able family Medicine known. either to the
public or the profess on. are extend ny thei,
usefu ness to the remotest parts of the World,
and elicitiag testimonials of their p' omrt and
decisive efficacy in truly extraordinary num-
Der AID variety Of human diseases. They are
thus proved to act not merely ~ an ordinary
cathart,c medicine in cleansing the alimen!ar
canal and infusng new vigor into FRUSTRATED
consultation, but as absolute specifics in 'nanv
Of the worst and most inveterate maladies
which hu an nature induces.
The most horrible cases Serofuta in which
the Face. Do es and L mhs us victim had
been prey:d upon by the Unsuitable disease:
arc proved. by undeniab.e authority Of the suf-
ferers themselves, to have bee, completely
cured by these purely. Vegetable Medicines
after all others had been found more than
useless.
Obstinate cases Of Piles Of many years
standing have rapidly and permanently yield
kind are daily cared in every part of the
country.
Hamtual as we'll as Occasional Costiveness,
Dyspepsia: Bilious and Liver Diseases, Asthma,
Dropsy, Rheumatism, Ftver and Ague, Worms.
oettse" ut"" ~ We " guns u"u As"tOs, W.
gether with long cata ogue Of other mala-
dies are shown, on the same :ndisputab evil
dence, to be every where and invariably OK.
terminated by these mildly operating, yet
sure and speedy, resources Of health and
strength, without tho usual I'D Of puffery
and artificial recommendations.
MeEat's Vegetable Life Pills and
Phe,ir Bitters.
have thus acquired soid and enduring rep
utstion which bids defiance to contradiction
aad VIII oh is cocxtentive with the American
Population.
They cannot be fairly tried in any instance
v thout SAT- factory benefit to the per,o" .
makes the experiment. and the visible improve.
ment of health and strength, clearness Of
skin, delightful renovation OF mint which
they impart. speak for them to all observers,
and have been from the commencement u
the preseut hour the best advertisement and
recommended on.
They are prepared and sod. wholesale and
retail by DR WIN. M)FFIr. 335 Broadway
and by his Agents in town and country
Sold by. S. LAWYER, New Oregon Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-30

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
THE >ubscriher will sell the hou.e built
= and former y owned by A. S. TODD, in t is
village, very low, with three lots adjuin ny,
also two lots directly opposite FROM said house,
cart. ln2e ts W.R, MEAD.