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MORE MEN WANTED INMEDI.
ATELY.

A few more active and enterprising Young
ren eau End immediate employment. bv
which they can make fom 600 to 1000 a
year. to act as agents far several new and
popular works just published exclusively fo.
agents, and not for sale in bookstores. We
have great number Of agents employed
Nancy OF whon are making from SIS to $50
per week. Thoss wis. ing to engage IN this
pleasant and profitable business " II for part,c-
alars, etc, address
c l.. DERBY & co,
Publisher aud Wholesale Bookseller,
Sandusky City Ohio.
~Ed, tors Of newspapers giving the above
and blowing, three insertions. and calling
attention to it. and sending a copy coutaiuin g
it. will receive any tn. GO Of the following
works:
Lie Of Napoleon. by Hcadley, 81 IS
Lite Of Lafayette, - " rs
Life of Joseohinc 6 3" l25
Wild scenes Of ,atei's !if.. IS
Life Of Mary and Martha Washington %
Odd Fellows Amulet IS
Inls.l c L. DERBY s. co.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

KrY Virturc Of an EXccut' on issued
~ out by the Clerk ofthe Di>tr CT Court OF
Howard county. Iowa. and me directed and
de ,vcred against the goo |, and chatte.s and
for want ercuf the lands and tencmcnts Of
e. Sprague and G. w. Scho!eld, whereby
am commanded to make the SUM of three
hundred dollars and sixteen cents best les
costs of suit and ac ru;ng costs. to satisfy Il
judgement that c. J. CIausen ohta n ID against
c p. Spragre ard & ". Schotield on the
25,h day of October A.D 1859. in said Dis
trirt tcur, by virtue of the anne have lev
ed upon all the right title and int rest which
the sa d p Spra,ue and G. w. Schohe!d
had to and in the following described real es
tate. or the Goth day Of October; 1859. to
1.-THE north east IA Of the north west
IA of sect on Is town SO range ls and the
south east Id of the south west l 4 Of section
20 to N 90. range lS west of the 5'h prime
ma! nerd an. VII Oh shall expose to pubic
sale ~ the law i reefs. ut the front door OF
the Eagle Exchange Hotel in the village OF
New Oregon Iowa, on Tue. day the 3lst day
of January next between the hours OF nine
T>ock A. Nj. and o'clock p. n. Of THAI
dav to satisfy said demand
Dated December 29;h 1859. IN 20 4w
JAS CARPENTER. Sheriff
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
SllERiEES SALE.

10y virtue OF one exc 'ut!on issued :
- of the flee OF the crk of the District
Court OF How ard county, Iowa. and to me
d rectci and delivered against the goods ant
chatt, Ia and for want II ereof rhe land, and
trnements Of Edmund Gillett whereby am
co,,man ed to make the srm of one hundred
4 fifty seven dollars I'd SIS cents besides cost
of sur And accruirg cost I" sat >tv Il .lud. mrnt
that Emmerson. Cochranc < Co., oh aimed
against Edmund & iIrit ON the 25th day OF
October 1853, in the Ds,r,c. Court Of How
ard County by virtue ct sa d writ OF execution
hay" LEVIED on quaint 'y OF oats, three cots
tn Y be ny from one to three years Old tw"
COWS, TIL &c vearl ngs. one one horst wagon.
also the und vidcd hat. half "f a reaper. al
On the premises OF said f.. G.l.ett which |
shall xpo>c to public sale as the law reefs
at the dwelling hous Of Edm md Gett in
Vernon Springs town>h!pon rAe>day the 3lst
day of January next. between the hours o 8
o'c,ovk T. NJ. and 1 o'clock p. Al. Of that
dav. to sat sly aid demand % iwl
Datud this 2gth dav Of D cembcr 1859.
JAS. CARpEN Err. Shcrih.
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SIXTH YEARS ANNOUNCEMENT.
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59-'6O

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THE BOSTON OLIVE BRANCH
I-----TN ~ NJ =
ATLANTIC We EKLY

s one of the best family papers p blished
1t conta Ms solid and brilliant ellitoria
on al the I've subjects the day. its lite
rary alb lily is everywhere acknowledged,
and it is full of thrilling tales, sparkling
sketches, accounts OF travel and adventure:
wit, that cuts Ike razor, and h, NOR that
overfows with laughter, and makes lean REQ
pie fat and jolly; the choicest loe,ry, tho
cream of the news, bundles Of family ,ece IT,
agricultural inlorn alton; prices CT produce.
cattle market reports, &c. Henry Ward
Beecher's sci mons are reported weekly
These are worth double the p;ce of the pa
per, which is only $40 per year.
. - HENRY uPHAM l. Co.,
Olive Rrsneh Ooics. Bostoa, Mau
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
THE CUES TION RISES,
Il u READY

'v\O admitthat eastern men are as thick in
Il New Oregon rs b,ackberres arc in Sep.
emher, and. that A. J. Mlntey has opened q
a Tor shop in New Oregon, opposite the store
If Munson & Pierce, where he will hold him.
e t ready at all times to give those fapor,ng
Tim with their patronage the most particular
It's. Cutting done at all times, and warrant.
4 to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
MEAT MARKET.

GEORGE Eek, would say to the people Of
~ New Oregon and vicinity that his meat
market is still in operation, whore at oil
times may be had a full supply of such as the
exchange for goods or cash. fnlof
East SIDE Main street, at Eck's building
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20

LOOKING UPwARD'-He who
seldom thinks of heaven, is not
likely to get there; as the way to
hit a mark is to keep the eye fix
ed upon it.-Horne.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20

BIBLE PRoNlsEs.-They are like
the beams of the sun, which shine
as freely in at the windows of a
poor mans cottage as the rich
mans, palace.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
Communication.
Mr.. EplToR:

Allow me through the medium
Of your paper, to put before the
public a short communication.
showing the pleasure there is i'll
taking passage on self down the
Iowa River, to the mighty waters
of the deep Mississippi. We star
ted from DEBORAH, on the 9th day
of October, for the State of Hi
nois, in company with two, A. S.
WOOD and $. Cole. We landed
our skiff, with light hearts, antici-
r:ting our havinga jolly of time
and every thing going off pleas
antly and joyfully. But to our
disappointment, vexation and
trouble, was the joys we had. On
passing Freeport, we had some
difficulty in launching our boat
again. The mill-dam being some
what difficult in crossing. But to
give graphic description of the
various points oftrouble we had.
would take up too much space of
your paper. But everything pas
sed off very pleasantly until we
arrived at the mouth of the river.
There, to our being unacquainted
with the channel of the Mississippi
pi, we got led off into a slough, and
separated from one another, l be-
ing the manager Of the skiff, kept
the slough that led the waters Of
the Iowa, into tn: main channel
of the river. And when l found
myself it was in the middle of the
Mississippi, opposite lansing
Then ten miles from where | had
left my companions. l there put
up for the night, and we the fol-
lowing morning, with "'foot in
hand" started back on search
of them. But Unexpectedly, I
met them on their way to Lam
sing, there to await my coming,
Then after all this, we with re-
newed energy, and lighted hearts,
started on our journey dcwn the
Mississippi, passing S. veral places
not comprehensive enough to take
any notice of. So l will pass on
TO the point called McGREGoR.-
There we concluded to change our
progressive way. Getting tired of
the huffing waves against ou4
light canoe, while progressing this
far. We there awaited the arri-
val of a boat which was expected
to arrive in short time. But. be-
fore we were aware of the fact, a
message came that she had stuck
on sand bar, and there was no
certainty of her coming. Then
counselling with each other, on
our further progress, we conclud-
ed to await her arrival let it be
long or short. She came the next
morning at 3 o'clock. From that
on, we got along very we'll until
we came to Galena, there we took
a change in our way Of progress.
There we took an old Stern wheel
boat, bound for Davenport, which
was our point of destination. And
of all the accommodations of my
experience in travelling, this duped
ALL For in the first place the
<critter" drawed about 6 feet of
water, and was constantly hang
ing on sand bars, "a two days trip
1t took them seven to perform.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20
THE GENESEE FARMER.
4 Monthly Journal Of Agriculture and Hor

ticulture - Established in 1891.
DUBLISHED for twenty eight years in one
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America, it has attained An unrivailed c,rcu.
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profuseiy illustrated with expcns We wood cuts.
1t 20 mt to any. address for FIFTY CENTS
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We also offer liberal list of
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"a still CRATER inducement to form cl bs
Full particu ara will be found in the paper.
and every one int ested in the culture of the
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RI Publisher, Rochester. N Y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-20

WARRINGTON, October ~, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

AGO. ortasrio>. "Ua'.. 'H.-r. Cope
TIM. aiIa brother J.--'.rr na captain
ola sar.a packet on r-.s Clulr. '.v'a. ,1
you charge frrpsu-'''
"Ttr.r cent. Pr nile aud r1rl.i."..t
~ captain.
"w,U Z -r-.. ON TAX, r1e.l-' car'ir-,
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% far
Acccr lir-'v q. %, a1 hl-l a. th..'.f.
ar va. r.n.Io. ths bs'l Or dinner Jrra-
than .ai down AMI t.-u1 @, irm,'.-i ,ae
"hIin.. 90 Oh, otter ca1.t.r0atien of che
captain, until De- bad CLEARED th- talbot
all tn, vac saah's. when hs 80 uT all
went on l.ss, r.,k.o; l,s t,-sl WY o.u-
foriah'y
'Il,v ar l.it C1r'.r-. from lsrr O.
vhsrs 60 o1 I.arIr"
"Nar'y r-. arIa t,lfu.'ss," sail CO.
captain
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b. jl,, l.r- a1I bali crrt.. hat rr,sr
mini tarHr-. Won't D. small. hero .. 'vr
cents, vt..r paw. nv fare % here. guess
I'll -1a.. .r- Dow, . I'm kIr1.rr..r-l r'at.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS

"A neicbbor Of mine missed corn from
his garner. and his suspicious rested upon
. reckless fellow whom everybody called
"Sam The corn va' kept IN a chamber
over the kitchen. adjoining a woodh'use,
toward Which the chamber vas Def, orcn
and accessible ~ ladder. The victim Of
this midnight "thedsry," determined %
satisfy himself concerning the identity ~
the thief, made temporary hcl upon the
Kitchen Cor, and lay dova q watsh.
ABBOTT o., hour when TIE "church yarl.
yawn. F." De v,, aroused from partial sllm-
Der ~ thc raiiliu. ol corn overhead, when
he suddenly called out az ths top % be
yelce
"Sam
"!l,'o responded the THE taken en-
tirvly OF 20. guard By 60. sudden call.
"Don't take more than a husbel 90
"Then I shall have % rourit0ut, fr I've
70, two in Che BAG alr,ajy q"