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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
POL1TlCAL.-Thc Republican

PoL1rfcAL.-Thc Republican State
Convention assembled at St. Paul on YES
tarday, to select eight delegates to the
National Convention-T. c. MCCLURE,
JAMES McKELvY, L. GoRroN and H. z.
N1TolELL, Esqrs., are the representatives
from this County. They are instructed
to support STEPHEN MILLER as one of the
Delegates to Chicago.
SUPERIOR RoAD.-Thc cntcrrrising
business men of the upper Mississippi,
have large number of hands employed
i'll opening the remaining link between
Granite city and the head of Lake Mile
Lac. This distance, some IS or 80 miles,
completed, and We shall have good wag-
on road to Superior City, which will greatly
add to the value Of agricultural products
from this vicinity. The improvement is
in charge of Mr.. ELwELL, Of Granite
City.
A New BRlpGE.-A new Bridge is
being constructed over the Sank River at
WATTS crossing, on the Red River road,
some two miles above St Cloud.
ANOTHER NEW NI1LL-NIessrs Brott
and Smith have their new saw mill in op-
peration at Rockville some twelve miles
back OF this place, and arc pushing their
FIGURING mill to completion.
H@- We would call attention to the Adv.
Of GEO. G. EVANS, "Now Ready" under
the head Of s|New Advertisements. Mr..
Evans reputation as an honorable dealer
is too well known to require commentator
from us. Send him your orders.
n@. See Advertisement of Miller & Swis-
helm; T. F. & &. JOKES; j. II. Green;
and E. S. Jones, under the head of s'Ncw
Advertisements Also, list of Mortgage
Sales,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
Miscellaneous Enigma.
WRITTEN FOR THE ST. CLOUD DEMocrA

WRITTEN FOR THE ST. CLOUD DEMOCRAT.
am composed of 50 letters
My l, 50, G, 4s, 80, %, IS, 10, 81, is period
Of months.
ID, 10, -, 7, 20, 40, 43, 4S, is resinous,
gummy substance.
80, So, As, II, 81. was the god Of Festivals
%, G, SO, 40, II. 3, l, Sc, 8, is connected
with dancing.
g Is, 26, IS, So, 43, 81, was the girdle of
Venus.
:, 5, 7, Al, 81, 81, in Scotland a supposed
spirit Of the waters in form of horse.
2, &c, 22, a, 81, 50, 1e, was the goddess
Of horses.
" ~, 6, 1G, 7, sc, IS, the name Of famous
bridge.
g ~, 80, 81, IS, 50, dance peculiar to
the Spanish.
&c %, 3s, Al, 46, 81, 2G, 90, 80, SO, 10, the
name for mock moon, or circle around
the moon.
i" A, IS, 81, 2, IL, 8, 20, p, 36, mock
My whole were the dying words of on en-
ninent Statesman.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

pea- The Legislature of the State of
Ohio has elected Salmon P. Chase, Re-
publican, United States Senator for the
term Of six years from the 18th Of March
1861, to take the place Of Geo. E. Pugh,
doughface.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

CoRRECT1oN.-About one year aeo a
party Of neil drove through St. Cloud in
the dead hours Of the night terrifying ncr-
vous ladies with the frightful Indian war
whoop, serenadiug particular individuals,
amongst them ourselves, with whoops,
oaths and all mingled sounds of ruAianism
A gentleman who had seen and converscd
with the party when they got their liquor
told US that Col. CARUTIIERs was with
them. In noticing the occurrancc, VIC
named him in this connection and learn
to day that We wrongcd him. He was in
his Office in bed; and We make the correc-
ton with a feeling Of very great pleasure ;
and am truly sorry for having been led by
what appeared indisputable authority to do
him so great wrong. The party were
disguised, and our informant mistaken.
AS an Administration Democrat, we can
have nothing but .''war to the knife and
the knife to the hill" for him or any other
man but there is possibility of a man
taking that side in politics without becom-
ing ruf6an, and Col. CAnUTHERs has so
much natural capacity for being a gentle
man, that We are glad to count him in that
catalogue
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
For the St. Cloud Democraf

LEAR DEMOCRAT: Some OF us are surpris-
cd to sec yon volunteer defence of the
bogus Democratic press, for the coarse abuse
heaped upon the Republican party; and
the fulsomc fattery bestowed upon Wise to
induce the pardon Of Cook, because he was
the brother-in-law of a dough faced Governor
Moreover, we are at a loss to know what it is
to be dangerously near perfection" Yours
1or the Truth. ONE OF THEM.
''Somc Of u.s. is informed that We owe
the Republicans no defence as sre arc not
Gone of them = but are sorry one who is,
could think they required defence from a
few random shots propelled by no greater
force than the poor remnant of human
sympathy let to the aidcrs and abettors Of
Slavery. If they can feel such waters they
had better put on the aohoze armor Of God
wherewith they may quench the fiery darts
Of the wicked e, clothe themselves will.
the determined purpose of using all the
moral and political force of this govern
mcnt to exter,ninate Slavery in the District
of Columbia-a]l the Tcrritorics-fort
two States Of this Union, and every other
inch Of Gods green earth. It is only their
liberation Of this huge crime which makes
them sensitive to such attacks.
IF the Democratic Press did wrong in
the matter, it is not our business to throw
stones, for we would very heartily have
peltcd the Republican party with columns
Of the hardest cpithets we could have roll
cd up to suit; and covered Wise W.T.
six-inch-thick coating of the softest palav-
er we could have mixed up, if by SO doing
we could have helped to save the life of
Cook. He was young, bright and tender;
though brave, and noble, and heroic. He
shrunk from the dark valley which his
leader trod so fearlcssly; and we cannot
see how any one, whose veins are not filled
with turnip juice, could have hesitated to
do almost any thing which held out a hope
Of saving him.
This is subject on which We are a
sinner. We have never
appreciated the heroism Of JEANNE Deans,
never understood how a sisters heart
could have resisted the appeal of that
young face and those outstretched arms.
It always occurred to us, that if the terrors
IF the great Hereafter had stood before
Them, instead of far behind the distracted
pleadcr, mother Or sister would have
gone straight through, and calculated con- |
sequences on the other side.
/. About the danger of perfection We
ire an old bluc-stocking, high Calvanist,
believe in total dcpravity, and that people
never become perfectly sanctifed until
about the time they arrive at that country
where perfection is all the fashion; and
when the present Democratic editors never
err, except from. tneItiyes.: of humanity,
Ehey vili.te SO hear The: either side of
jordan, that their affairs: SHOULD b. settled
without delay::':. ..::.':: :: ::,::':
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

BLAcKwooD.-Below We give the terms
Of Blackwood and the Reviews. TO per-
sons of cultivated tastes, living remote
from large libraries, the Reviews are the
best substitutes we know of; giving, as
they do, general knowledge Of the lead
ing features Of all important publications {:
while blackwood, in addition to many
important reviews, gives continual sup
ply Of the very best works Of fiction
which the language affords:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

Icr Annum
For any Of the four Reviews So 90
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For all four of the Reviews 500
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For Blackwood and the four Reviews 10 90
Money current in the State where issued
will be received at par
CLUBBING.
A discount Of twenty five per cent from the
above price will be allowed to Clubs ordering
four or more copies of any one or more of the
above works. Thus:
Four copies of Blackwood, or Of one Review
will be sent to one address for SO; four copies
Of the four Reviews and Blackwood for $50;
and 50 On.
PosTAGE.-Twenty four cents a year for
Blackwood, and fourteen cents for each Of the
Reviews. .s...
NeA5 The price in Great Britain Of the five
Periodicals above named is $31 per annum.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
"BROAD AXE"
Before purchasing elsewhere.
MtGREGOR. February 18th, 1asovl
SnERIFES SALE.

SnCklFF< MALE.
RY virtue ofa special exeeution Issued out
- of the tsfic~ If the Clerk Of tie .distr :ct
Court Of Howard County Iowa and to me d.
reeted and delivered whereby am commended
to make the srm If glass and 30 cents, 7,e-
mdes coats ii ruit and aocrui"g coats, out of
the premises descrit ed a. follow t~ wit
The west half Of the northeast quarter If
section ~ tho north east quarter of sec. ~
the West half of the south
east quarter Of sect on thirteen. the east half
Of the con h.west quarter . sect on t. irteer,
h north.eaat quarter ot the north caft oar.
ter Of section twelve tn" east half at the north
west quarter Of section twelve. in town hin
one hundred. north oi range twelve west. lso
the south-wext quarter af section two in town.
ship n rely ne north Of range eleven west.
slso the southeast quarter Of sect IN tw. ntv,
he part Of tho west half IF the north.east
quarter Of section IL incind ng sixty
acres thereof tho southeast a,arter of sect IN
th;rty-three the east half IF the southwest
nnrth west quarter If section twonty nine the
south.we quarter Of section thirty four, and
the north west quarter Of the northeast quxr-
ter If seeri.'n twenty nine. town. hip one hum
dred north Of range elev N. west to sat ~ a
Judgment that WA p Nmme-t. obtained
against s. L Carey. and J. W. Carey. Now
therefore IN pursuance Of t command
IN 4 writ contained shall proceed t.. e /, all
the right title anil int rest which 8 L t'arey
and w. Carey, had on the 2lst. day If
August 1883 ar any tine thersafter in or
to the above des-rihed property at the New
Court Hou-e n Vernon Strings Iowa on the
18th. day Of Arr A. D 1861. 1T the hour #
ten Ucl.cs IT that day.
We, non Sp ncs Feb uarv 20'h. 1860 fn2sl
PHiNEAST SEARLES, Sher q
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
CHI ov LIs'9
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP

TIE Receire is even :, ell physc: ans
That tkey mry knew what thcv n q ~. ny
the ecn,h'na on .t Sa-sal.ar'llx with stllinxia
is we'll known 70 al: Medical men as the best
Compound to purify the bond. ever ueed. Il
cures Scrofnla in all its worst forms. Allo's.
eases Of tire skin Z cures Of ~tus ly-Syrhili.
&c Swa'lings E-ysr.las, Scald Head. Salt
Rhe m. Old Mre&. Tlmore, Cenker Female
Camrla;nts &c All diseasas arising fism
any inquiry Of the h'.od yield read y to the
alternative influence ~ this remedy.
Is 4w1 JOHND PARK. Proprietor.
ia Lake ST.. to whom all orders must sddnes.
sd Sold byJ. 5. LAWYER. New oregja,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
STATE OF IOWA IN DISTRICT COURT
HOWARD I OUNTY.
John Is e'''',' !" CHANGER, Jun.
James Carroll. Term 1860


& 4 thrr Roney.
To James Carroll. & Arthur Roney Dtfn ants
VOU and each IF YOU hereby notified
: that there is now on file in the Office If
tie clerk Of the district corrt Howard
county lows, petit on Of ], hn Conray
clam ng o! you the srm a. tn ec 'und' ed Aol-
lnrs ~ money Justly lne h ~ ON ro' pr.,mis-
sorry note dated March. 2ith 1856, with n
tereSt thereon a. the rate "f ten per lent per
an"nm stree the date It the same and also
prav NJ tor the f,recl.s,ire of mortgage
made and xecuted by yon to him to secure
the Payment nf n d note ard caring even
da'. Herewith. and hn a.Nless ynx apr ear
ct the next term Of The fi&trct court 10 be
held n said county, and answer thereto on or
before the morning cf the .econd day II ereof
yonr default will ne entered and j .dln,ent
A. d decree viii he rendered aga'..st you as
PRAYED for in ~ 4 petit ON.
New Oregon March fsih 1860 fn35)
W r MEAD.
Solicitor { Peti Toner.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20

Incornornt.i lRiq-C.hn,tpr ncrnetua'.-
,sh caT;tsl 4, nm oo0 shsoln,e md min
.:~oS NJ, s S =, soas IaI 70 md IN.
s &c AZ 800 800 s..,.o,. 80 o,nar sncc
I1r,s.,d :, a. ; noo nno :, ,n,'s.s ~ .hee,
,,;dhr .h. E,ns Ins.,rs 100 Cown.rv ~ ,h,
p"s. 2 me- : Ths valve r.E"n;. In"
r III - .n..... S.,,. 49, E,I,o-;n.,
""'' W." go .PP.'''. "o.u WV t
Losses Fad 6y the AStnG Ditfa'ie
the Past Fine \ ears:
IN onM, 100 % %
.r' o".ooo a.
~. ne '.cAy' .o.,s ~
Mlssosr, 90, -" 80
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
q. 4. nrRcr

c. \. Auxsos, CIV. psrRcc
New Oregon Steam Saw Mill,
Mnsso. 4 Pierce, proprietors, have con
stantly on hand good assortment of iumhsr
80 18th, thssp astbs chsapssk [lyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20

STATE OF IOWA IN DISTRICT COURT
HOWARD OChTY.
n. W. SaIter, ]
Us & June Term. 1860.
e. B,ownell
To Eghert Bro.rnen. Defendant:
SIR yen are herby not fed that there ia
~ now on g. in II office Of tho :lerk ef
d strict court Of Howard os.aty Iowa. .
retition Of Arthur W. Saltcr, ming of yon
the am. Of twenty four Dollars t. gciher with
interest thereon 1t the rate cf six per cent per
an mn from a,d since the ~ h. dav Of Dec.
1856 ~ aore irstly d z hiu, on Your prom.
;sstny note dated IN or about the 18Th day Of
Dec. 1856. and that TN you app ar Mt the
next te, m ri the strict court It said cnnnty
and answer thereto IN or before tho morning
of the second day thereof our default wi !
be entc'c' and Judgment :. ndered aga net
yo", thereon together with tho costs Of sui.
Y.n are also not fed that VT { If attach.
ment has been sued Out IN e . ~ csss n
aid the co lcct;on Of said demand.
Dated Now Or GIN Iowa March I'd. 1860
w. 3 MEAD, Asty 10. P = ntiA. (n32l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
CHRISTIE 1GUE BALSAM.
CHRIS7IES AGUE B.ALS.AM

The hest Ag.e Cure in use.
HRlSTiE'S A Remedy prepared BY .
Regular Physician.
AGUE A preparation fee from ~
n neral ingredients.
BALSAM. Eq,:al!y ettsctual in Ague.
and hill Fever.
When tai on according - directions. II
snre cure It never d b,l.tates the patient
lak,. other RENE ies. h pleasant, elective
and saf;' remedy for children.
It has stronger certificates than any other
re.aedy.
When oacc used it will ever after be soaght
far.
Dr.. H. c. Daniela Naperville. Ill Sept. 4
1855, rays: Your Ague Balsam gives the
best satisiacto ON If any Ague med ne that
has ever been in the country. II rures in eve-
~ case, 90 far IA l have card from could
send Won many Certificates, but il proves its
own good siseees in ,hc cnre Of Agie.
JOHN q. PARK. Prp:etor,
l24 Lake Street, Chicago.
Sold By al Druggist.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
tDr. Haas
B.A I S A h
lures H.lD;>eases
y F. THE
1O : q -,
AM
7 q R 0 A. ::
For the-Cure q.

Decl ~
A 'tl'na, Rronchi,i
! Wasting of Fle>h
N sht Sweats, Spit.
ting B!U,d, " hoopins
''ough:. Influenza
4, Phth SIC. Pa n n IT,.
Side. ,snd all Di~ea.c
of she l. 'ng-. IT ~
| Halls L. ny b. sal
n ii cases, & Yea tn
best setistact on.
Has wrought NOR.
cires since its int y.
daction than an
'other cough med.
.c:ne.
/ Is endorsed by o..
neutrality-suspicious. al
the sa.est and bes
rem ,dy now before
the pabl:c.
| IL Snie to use
amsng.ch'ldren, AM
yet powerful in case.
ct chronic pulmonar
disease.
| = ing. in cert 6ca, +.
es ain,,'stsda'ly OF It !
wO. derlul cures in.
/! all pHrts OF the,
country
| There is no med :
tc.ne within OIL
knowledge that Ina.
acquired ~ great and
I! wide spread POPULAR.
;ty, in so shcrt y sp,AccI
Ut time, a. Dr.
THRILLS BNLSA.M.
| FOX THE ,LU!NGS.l
Its bal. xm'u ard
l'heal:ng propert.-.
are magical. It Is
b gh'y expectorant;
'xnd tonic lt.cuntxins'
not q gran Of opi.m
or m"rphine, the mar
cote and astringen,:
| properties Ut VIII Oh
havc'srtsted 10 much
preju'i lice against y M
Tar preparations
| We bel eve that a
.aedic-ne possessing
real merits will eject
cures when ever t is
used. at home. ~ well
rs abroad. DR.. Halls.
Balsxm Tor the lungs
Ii no parsgcric prep
sration, hut one
which if uss a in tea
ron. vi / save the lives
Ut thousands. The
N ost distressing
cough il frequent.
re 'eved by u single
do e, AMI broken up
, ~ q 10. hours time.
The am ctpd do not
have to take bot,le
after .t,Uttle b orc
they End whether
his remedy v I. ut.
ford relief or not.
Hear what Physic.
ians say Of Dr.. Hal .
bel lam. Says one: i
with confidence, reco-
n, m Q nd tho Ba'-
sam ~ superior to
any other preparation
Says another: Il, have
used it with uniform
success, and can con-
hdent y recommend
it for all those com.
plants for wh Oh It il
offered q q ren,ed =
St:l another writes:
Il have no hesitation
in saying hat 1t ia y
| SAy5 a vEAIEnr
| and worry e&cSc:ous
ned ci,se."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
0COvlLL,8
SarSapa lila
AND
sHltJJSts'a:s;
BLOOD & LIVER
- xRUE..

~ u 3" J IcC''A'
nlendod bv physicians
to cure the 10. lowing
diseases, havins their
or gin IN Il d,.prder.
I'd state Ut the b;s,o,l
Scrotdla. letter q,
Salt Rhe"m, Sca.d
Head, Cankrr. Ulcer.
atoms AID En- arg.
nacnts Of the Join. =
Canccrols T.,,nors,
K ng's Esl Erysip.
'e,as, st. Anthony
Fire, N,h tie swelling,
Obstinate 'Eruptions,
PcmPles on the Face
B,otches, Pust.,ies,
kheum ii m. D spep.
STA. etc; Syph,l,t.e
aad Mercur.ai A&ec.
TONS are cured; Chic.
rosis Or Obstruction.
in Females, Leucor'
rhea or Whites, ara
relieved by the sse
OF the medicine.
The medical pro-
pertles'o! Sarsapr la
IN conjunction with
Sc, lingia are well
'knowa by.all',ned,eal
u,en to be the hes,
compound yet d'>cov.
cred to cleanse and
purify tbs blood, and
Grad cate NIL hu,nor.
from the ~ tenn. :.
We have given the
Recipe to most phys.
icitns in the c.,untry,
that they may know
what they are using,
aud will continue T.
send it by mail t.
those de 'irous o. know
-ng the 'ngred ents
'etfr srlieg into its com.
post ON that thy
may prescr. % it il,
Their practice.
This preparation
stan'!s at tho head OF
the list ut remed,e.
for curing all d.seasc,
arising from .mpur.,i.
es IN the blood or / g.
eassd matter iu.kiur
IN the system.
Thousands whu
have used the Stiliin
gia and Sar.aparil.,.
w.l' testify to ITS re
lus,kable elects IN
rs'noving oil ,nspur..
ter from I cir blood.
giving tone and vi or
" the whole human,
frame, aud restoring
'shs.. thy setien to ali
the functions Of the
body
Tho test. monials
receivsd in its favor
from many members
OF tho Medical lacul-
ty would, wsr- We to
p"bl,sh t en- Gil =
large volume.
1t is prepared un.
der the supervision Of
Dne OF tho oldest and
best practical clen
lists in the Country,
(Mr. w. s. Merrill;
& scinnati.) 20 ~ 4,
insure en- uniformity
Of compt'sit.on and
purity IN 81. the in.
gradients.
As aspiring remedy
to purity snd cIes',>s
tho .b!ood t.av,ng il
frse from all hlm0rs
aud mpar'ty. Ne ~.
ssrt With confidence,
shere 10 ~ better
snsdiciue
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
SVitficiS1nS.

The remedy tor ItlaKe "il'c''
will a.cvis all the pain 4thwlth
is xtraction.
Nraader colers red. This is the
reason why the madden you get
the fedder you grow
"Friend is your horse balky"
-"No he lis only afraid somebody
will say whoa and he shan't hear
it,"
~What was theuse of the eclips!
asked ayoung lady. "0h, 1t gave
the sun time for reflection" repli-
ed wag.
Il loves OK yong pair who had only a dollar
7, pay the priest for conjngal co lar,
We're told by the parson. ellis regular foe,
For marrying people was always '''V.'
MAY, thsn suosh~tne swain, 'good par /!
son, come,
4 dollar, Pm sure. ought to marry us some;
'ls ali l have got you can take it you know
And marry as far as the money will go!'
>Cuffy says he'drather die in a
ral,ad s.. ,h-up than in steam
boat ourst-up for this reason: "lf
you gets run off and smash up.
dar you is; but if you gifts blewed-
up on de boat, whar is youl'
~"Ah," said an Englishman, 81
belong to country upon which
the sun never sets '-''and I,'fI
said a Yankee, ''belong to a coun7
try Of which there can be no corr
rect map-it grows so fast thar
surveyors can't keep up with it,
At an examination in the pri-
mary department of Pittsfeld
school, the listeners were "brought
down by the answers ola Juvenile
who asked Of what use whalers
Were: One little Miss replied,
that they were "good for hoopen
skirts!'
An editor in Iowa has BEEN
fined two hundred dollars for hug
giny girl in church. 10 this an
exchange replies; Cheap enough!
Ne once Rugged girl in ckurch,|
some ten years ago, and the affair
has cost us one theusand dollars
ever since" !,
A business man of u" acquain-,
lance is so scrupulous.y cx,ct ini|
all is doings, that whenever he
pays a visit, he will always take a
receipt.
A gallant general may sack
scores If cities, and then a tender
young girl, caring nothing for his
gailantry, may sack him.
Tncre are some men who, when
they are perplcxed in argument,
get out as poor debtors gst out of
Jail swear out,
A lady describing an i1l-natured
man. says lie never smiles but
he feels ashamed of it." /
A bankrupt on being condolcd
with for his embarrassment, repli-
ed, "Oh, / am not at all embar-
raised; it is my creditors that are
embarrassed.
A down east editor says he has
seen the contrlvance our lawyers
use when they warm up on a sub
ject. He said it was glass con-
Germ and hell about a pint.
dear Kuzzin: The wether
whar weis air kold, and I suppose
whar you is air kolder. W.. is all
we'll, and muther.s gott the his
Terricks, brother Tom hasgot the
Hoppin Ksa, and sister Susan has
4 ~ p
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
JOHN D. PARK,

Dealer in Patent Medicines Fancy Goods,
and IOtet articles, ia Lake Street Chicago
TO whom 81 orders should be addressed
Sold By ]. s. LAWYER, New Ossgen Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
GEORGE ECK.

NEALER in groceries of oil kinds inclu-
A. iirg the staple articles o cstfee, cand.
ics, cinnnn"n. crackers. candy. cigars. dried
ruit, trictio On aHatches. green apples, mclas-es,
nuts raisins rice. ssHpe. sugars. spiccs, sal.
green. tobacco plug, smoking and 6necut.
Produce taken in exchange for goodman
ket prices pad. [nlO
gon, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20
THE CUES TION ARTS ES.
r u READY

ITO admitthat eastern men are ~ thick in
L New Oregon a. blackberreis are in Sep.
enber. and. that A. J. M.ntcy has "pene a
a Tor shop in New Oregon, opposite the store
# Munson & Perez, where he will hold him.
e fready at all times to give these favor.ng
him with their patronage tho most particular
its Cutting done At oil times, and warrant.
d to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20

Blanks Of all kinds furn shed on short q,
tice and at US liberal rates. ~ at any Office il
Northern Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20

FOR SALE THIS OFFICE.
PLANK Deeds, ofthc style approved hy tn
- Officers Of the County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-20

B. F. FOBES e. BROTHER
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Suffolk Hogs
New Oregon. Iowa. [nee-3m]