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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-06
ISSUED IN BOTH EscLlsn 8 GlanAs,

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4 Thorough going. Reliable. snd Practical
~ Journal. devoted 10 the different depsr,.
men,s Of soil culsure--such - growing field
crops: orchard and garden fuiis; garden
vegetables and flowers: trees, pisnis, and
n ,wers for the lawn or yard; in-door and
at door worksround the dwell ing; care Of
domestic animals &c. &c. s itr
The teachings Of the Agricultural are
confined 10 no State ~ Territory, but are
adapted 20 The wants Of ~ ssc'ions Of the
coun,ry--ii j., as is name indicstes. truly
American in iis character.
The German edition IL Of the same ss~
and price MS the English. and confirms CID
oi is reading mater, and is numerous ilus-
Tatiye eng.svinrs.
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when the time Tor shich il is ordered expires
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should be addressed ~ 'hs Es'i'or ard Pro-
oricior, ORANGE JUDD.
No roo Wnsev ~ New YOyk " ~
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National Dlspersary established January
~. 1859. solely Tor The cure u PRIVATE
DISEASES,
The Faculty Of this Institution, G insisting
Of three Physicians ~ great experience 70
the treatment Of all SEXUAL DISORDERS,
invite attention "a their New system ~
pRacrlcr. founded OF the laiest discoveries
10 Mejlcai Scsncc, without the use of mer
cury--w hicn i always dangerous, often fa-
tai and nevt T necessary.
THE FACULTY OF THE DiSPENSARY,
Comprises the following we'll known medi-
en- meu:
PROF. EGBERT JACKSON,
Lite Of -. Thomn-' Hospital London,
pr. ROBERT HERBERT.
Late OF PhiIa member Of the society Of
Friends.
MR.. EUGENE yELpEAU.
Late II The Pa,- md London lIospitalf.
THE NEW SYSTEM OF TREATMENT
Adopted ~ the National Di-pen-ary i
founded OH that "f % the great Europeans
Surgeons, RIcoRD snd VALPTAu, (Senior)
and also upon discoveries VI d rtlli later date
Than theirs.
The above named Associate Physicians
guarantee under a penalty OF 5000 70 Fl.
feci a complete cure 10 all cases 2; ~ phlls
(prlmary Or recundsry,) Gpnnorhea, SET
Abu-e. Sexual Incapncus, F'uor Abbrri
elect, Structure, aud Pain viih Looms. ID.
senses II the k.lnrys. Seminal Wesknss-
or Involuntary Emissions, Diseases o. the
Skin, joint, Head Nose and Threat ~.
.uiiing from syphilis. Generri P.v-lra'ion
III me system. Self Abuse. PAipilaiion Of
he Heart, Intense Nervousness, Barren.
'Acss, Slasn.pdic Contraction 81 the Mus
eles. Frmale Irfeeuisri,ies. Fis'ula in Ano
DyspepSis. LIVER compliant. md all CON
alalats Of delicate nature incident u either
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FIEs SPRING sTocK'
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la Tie Dubois Common Pleas Court. July
Term, 1860.
STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS %;
State 81 Indiana. on the relation Of Isaac N
Iegcrw God and Samsntba X. Legerwood


David Burnett and JON Able.
Civil action on Gusrdian's Bond
<,OME nov the plaintiffs. BY Laird T. Ad-
~ ams, their ai,crnies. and files 10 me Of
fire 81 the CIsrk Of The Dubos Common
Pleas Court their complaint. with The siiida-
vi ot disinieresieu person, that David
Burnett, one OF said defendants shrve named
is not d resident Of the Stale Of Indiana.
The said Da, ID Burnett is therefore here
BY notified Of lie pendency .. ssid acton,
aud that the same will stand for ,rinl 81 the
next term Of said court, 70 be held - the
court house in the town Of Jasper, 10 snid
county, ON she third Monday in July. 1860,
when he will be required % answer or de-
mur thereto, or The same will be determined
lin his absence
BAIL b. EDMONSTON, Clerk,
april 25-9w. by y. BUErTSER. Deputy
Laird a. Adams. plis attys.
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A GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks con-
IN sisntly on hand and for sale low o. the
COURIER OFFICE.
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ST. CECILIA c0NcURD'A SOCIETY
The regular meetings. OF this Society are
held the first Saturday IN every nscr'f, u
si o'clock. p. NJ. az their hall in the Union i
House. Weekly meetings for in-trumenisn
md vocal music are held subject ~ The DE-
lection ~ The Musical Director.
JOHN MEHRINGER. Presiden'.
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rs hereby given that the Undersigned will
u apply for license at the June term. 1860,
Of the Dubois County Commissioners. under
the provisions Of an act entitled ''An act
70 regulate and license the sale OF spirituous
vinous, malt and other intoxicating liquors.
The place Of sale will be upon The premises
occupied ~ him, The precise location Of
which u % follows: On the corner Of North
Main and Lawrence streets, Ia the building
known a. the Union House, il, the town Of
Jasper, Bsinbsidge township. Dubois couD-
y, Ind.
The citizens Of said township will take
due notice thereof
may 3, 1850. JOSEPH EGG.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
DR.. HALLS BALSAM.

VI all the thousands AM mllllD ms
which the great destroyer, G assumption,
has gathered to the tomb. every single
case began with a cold. If this had
been attended to, all insight have been
we'll; but being neglected under the fatat
delusion that it would ';wear itself off,"
it transferred its deodly cotton to the
substance Of the lungs, exciting there
the formation if tubercles. Although
difficult to cure, at this stage Of the dis
case, yet there IS abundant testimony
that Halls BAlsam For The Lungs has
restored to health satients who have
been given up by physicians as incsra-
BILE.
See advertiser mt.
Sold by J. S. LAWYER.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24

u We appoint the following list Of local
agents to obtain subscription and advertising
for the PLAlNpEALER. in their respective
lscaities, and will recognize their receipts.
Usage. lows, SR Chase,
Howard. Iowa, James Hall
Lime Springs, iowa, A. NJ Van Leuven.
Jamestew,, Iowa. b. Kerr
Howard Center. iowa, A. NJ Petit.
Busti, Now York, Thompson G Mead
Jan ntDwnFY. AP Wilcox
Also PosAst Masters every " Gro
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24

@The Cotillion Party at
the Eastern Hotel in Vernon
Springs is postponed to Wednes
day evening the Goth, inst, on
account of bad weather.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
WHO KNOWN!

The "truthful" Tom Corwin
declared in Congress that he
should continue to vote for Sher-
man for Speaker until the Angel
Gabriel, blew his last trump: who
has heard him toot his horn! An
other Republican equally as
''truthful,' but rather profane
said in a letter to his friends that
he should continue to vote for
Sherman. "until h-ll freze over
from shore to Shore" Who has
heard of the suspension of navi-
CATION in that locality ON account
of ice!
Republicans claim to be ''men
of truth" hence we infer as they
all voted for Pennington, that
Gabriel has given his farewell con-
cert, and that Charon has suspen-
ded navigation until the \ lard ice
boat is put in successful operation.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24

The Burlington Hawkeye says
that Trustees Sales must be adj.
vertised to take place at a partic-
ular hour of the day to be
valid instead of between the hour
of 9 and 4 o'clock.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
For the Plaindealcr.
Why have We not a School House

This question has been asked again
and again, and is matter of no small
Importance to every person in our vii
lage and District Township, not only
as friends Of E lucation, but as tax pay =
ers. Several Of the neighboring Towns
Of our county have erected School
Houses that woul | be ere lit to much
older and m 're d.nsely populated local
tiles than New Oregon-ol'ler and with
a population greater than any of the
sister Towns that contain good SEQ j
Houses,-to day is without one, though
she would be reluctant indeed to &C.
knowledge superior in our county in
enterprise wealth, or position. Again
the question, why have we not School
House!
Let US examine q moment. There
was tax of one per cent voted and
!eviel for School H use purposes, un-
der, and by virtue of the New School
Law on all the taxable property of the
District township for the year 1853,
amounting in the aggregate to s., 124,
rs, of when tax there was collected
by the former Treasurer of this county
according to his receipts, the sum of
81, OLA 81, Of which amount he paid at
different times to VIM. H. Powell first
Treasurer of til, District Township
the sum Of $336,57, and to E. W. AL
len present treasurer the sum of
$559,5o, making total amount paid in
to tine Treasur; If this township 1895
81, to which add $178,80, amount
passed over to present Go. Treasurer,
and We have the sum Of $1,074,67.
The amount collected by present
Treasurer to Feb. 20, 1860 is $1,000,
which a:llel to the above makes the
sum total $l,l15,57, already co lected.
Is not this 4 sufficient sum to build
one good School House at least in this
District Township? and 1 ask why
in view Of these facts, have we not
one? 1t is said by some that the law
gives the Board in its discretion the
riglt to pay Teachers out Of this fund
and the Board of this Township
has viewed the matter IN that light,
and acted upon it to some extent;-but
I believe the law will not warrant any
such construction, AMI that if any of
this fund has been used in the pay
ment Of Teachers, that it will have to
he refunded to the School House Fund.
Tax payers Of this Township VIII !
say you to having this School money
60 into School House or School
Houses and there subserve the purpo
ses for which you voted it? "A word
to the wise &c"
New Oregon Feb. 22d186O
F. H, JEWETT.
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Sold by J. S. LAWYER.
DIED.

Died on the 18th inst, at Paris IN Howard
County, Iowa. Mrs. Dell wife Of John Dell,
formerly from N. }. aged forty eight years.
Djed IN New Oregon Feb 18th. of 'onsump-
ton Mr.. chas. NJ Jones formely OF the State
.ot New York, aged about thirty eight years.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
SHERIFTS SALE.

by Virturc Of one Execution iss,ed
~ out by the Jerk ofthe Dist. Co4,t ct
Howard county, 10 a, and me drcctcd and
de vered, against the goods and cfatfe!> and
FOR want ereof the lands and tcnemcn,s #
&. P. Spragne and G. w. Schofeld wher, by
am commanded to make thu sum Of thu &c
hundred and eighty dollars 6 cents best CT
costs Of suit and accruing costs, to sn' sly
judgement that c. L. CIausen obta d against
c p Spragne and G W. >chofe,d o.. the
25th day OF October A.D 1852 in sa d Dis.
trict curt have levied upon all the right
title and int rest whichthe said p Spra 20
and G. w Schofie'd had on the 25t!, day If
October; 1859. or a y INC thereafter the
following described real estate, to W.T. The
north east ii of the north west ii Of sec
tion Is and the south east ia OF the aorth
west Id Of section 90 all in to"n SO. range 10
west also the south west Ia OF section 81 own
SO range IL. west of the 9Th pr nc pa neri-
dian, Which shall expose to public safe a.
the law directs, at the from, door Of the Eagle
Exchange Hotel in the village OF New Ore
gon Iowa, on the second day OF March. 1860
between the hours OF ne o's.ock A. M and
O'Clock P. M of that day to satisfy said
demand
Dated December %, h 1889 n rs iwl
JAS CARPENTER, late Sher.f.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
plank De DIS, 9th" style approved by the
- Officers of the County.
Banks Of all kinds flrn shed on short no
tice and at US liberal rates, as ut any ofhcc IN
No thern Iowa. @'f
A WISE SAW A saw all the teeth
of which are wisdom teeth. qa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24

The bill authorizing the State
Bank bills to be received in pay
ment of State taxes has been de-
feated in the Legislature Of this
State
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24


Jan ,st,wnEY Ap Wilcox
Also PosAst Masters every " ere,
MINNESOTA STAY Law.
A bill passed the lower House
of the Minnesota Legislature on
the Ord inst, which weunderstand
has now became law having
passed the other branch of that
body, and been approved of by
the Governor.
The principal feature of this
bill is to extend the time for the
redemption of mortgaged premis.
es in foreclosure cases to three
years.
The bill was strongly opposed
by several members on the ground
that it was unconstitutional, and
as earnt t, su,,,i e; by others
on the ground that it was a great
measure of relief designed for
the benefit of the people.
The following is the bill.
Bet enacted by the Legislature If
the State Of Minnesota.
SECTION l. That section one, Of an
act entitled san act to regulate the
foreclosure of real estate" approved
July 20, 1858, be amended so that it
shall read as follows, viz:
Section Oae. That any real estate
hereafter to be sold upon the execution
Judgement, order, or decree Of any court
Of this State. or upon the foreclosure
by advertisement, or otherwi~e, Of .
mortgage, contract or liability, shall be
held by the party Purchasing the same
subject to the right of the Judgement
~ the debtor, or mortgagor, or any one
claiming through or under him, orthem
to re'leem the same at any time within
three years, from the day of such sale,
upon paying to the purchaser, mortga-
gee, orjudgement creditor, the sun or
amount for which the same was legally
sold, or foreclosed, md interest there
On, at H. 10 ofSEVEN PER CENT
per annum. Other creditors Of the
original judgment debtor, or mortgagor
may, at any time within three years af-
ter such sale, redeem such premises
upon the same time as the judgment
uebtor or mortgagor, by paying to the
first or previous purchaser the amount
of his bid, and interest thereon, as
aforesaid, and so on and as often as
one purchaser, mortgage or creditor
shall purchase or redeem from another
Provided, that the original debtor, his
heirs or assigns shall have THE Pc
RIOD OF THREE YEARS for the
redemption upon each AMI every such
sale, foreclosure, advance, or redemption
after the same shall have beeen made,
and notice thereof filed in the office of
the Register Of deeds in the county
where such real estate shall be situated.
Sscrl,N 2.rl.t section tw, Of aid
act, approved July II, 1853: be and
the same is hereby amended so as to
read rs follows:
Sec : n tuo. Provided always, that
the Judgement debtor, mortgage, or
any one claiming, through or under
linn, shall be entitled to the possession,
rents, use, and profit Of any and all
such promises, or real estate, SO sold,
purchased, or foreclosed, up to the
time of the expiration Of his right of
redemption as aforesaid: Provided
That the Judgment debtor shall pay the
interest annually. AT THE EXPIRATION
OF EACH YEAR.
SEcr.oN 8. This act shall be in
force, and take effect from and after its
passage.
The bill authorizing the State
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24

A thief broke into a grocer's
warehouse, and on trial excused
himself on the plea, that he mere
ly went in there to take tea.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
LEGISLA TIVE. ... .r..u.
SENATE.
February 6, 1860.
FOR ENOON.

Prayer by Rev. Summerbell.
Mr. Wilson. of Jefferson, called
up House resolution providing
that the Joint Convention should
elect 3 Bank Commissioners, Con.
CURED in. vs..
Message from the House in.
forming the Senate that they were
ready to go into a Joint Conven.
ton. }
The question being upon the
amendment OF Mr. Davis, of Polk,
it was carried. Bill re-commit-
ted.
The Senate then proceeded to
the Hall Of the House.
Mr. Bowen offered the follow.
ing.
That committee of 3 be ap.
pointed to inquire whether good
pens and knives can be procured
for the use Of the Senate, and to
procure them, if good ones Can be
had at fair price.
Lost-yeaS l3, nays Is.
The President presented the re-
port of the Secretary Of the Ag-
ricultural College. Referred to
the committee on Agriculture.
Mr. Davis, of Polk, introduced
a bill making appropriations for
the support of the State Peniten-
tiary. Committee on ways and
mears.
Mr.. Coo!baugh offered the fol-
lowing:
That the Auditor of State be
requested to communicate to the
Senate whether any of the agents
appointed to examine the accounts
of School Fund Commissioners,
had received any money from
said Commissioners, and if SO,
whether it has been accounted
for.
Adopted.
M: Mcpherson presented me-
mortal from citizens of Madison
county, praying for the repeal of
the Pro'.ibitory Liquor Law
Select Committee.
Mr.. Bussey, one from ci x,ls
of Davis County, asking TO. an
law. Com. on
Ways and Means.
Mr.. Powers, select committee,
reported back the bill for the
protection Of fish, Recommending
it's passage Laid on the table.
Mr.. Scott moved to take from
tho table the motion to recon-
slider the vote by which the bill
to pay the expenses of the Spirit
Lake expedition was passed.
Carried.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
February 6, 1860.
proror h,Rnv Mr. rotor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24

elected. "ss0 ''''.''''.'' "'' ~ W 70
The certificates ofelection were
then signed and the joint crnven-
ton adjourned
The House resumed its bust
ness. j.
The special order-the r. r.
Bill-was postponed till Thursday.
The committee on Judiciary
reported a resolution referred to it
with a bill in accordance there
with, to authorize the Gov. to
purchase 400 copies at s. be,
volume, of billions Digest. for
distribution to Judges and Dis
trict Attorneys of the State.
Mr.. Jennings opposed the bill.
We received copies of reports and
digests from other States and so
supplied our own State Library.
Out of courtesy to other States
we should take copies of the Di-
gest. Beside we should have them
to supply our counties, many of
which had lost their Reports, ana
they were out Of print
Mr.. Gurley favored the bill 49,
He stated the character of the
digest to be most credltable 1t
contained the cases mp to the last
October term, which would not
be published for year or more in
the Reports.
Mr.. Hall thought the digest
Of the Supreme Court Of as much
Importance as tie laws them
selves. The Reports were volu-
minous and a digest necessary.
Mr.. Williamson of Louisa, op-
posed the bill If the book was
needed officers would buy it.
Mr. Baker spoke further IN sup
port Of the bill. He was bitterl,
opposed to Judge Dillon POLITICAL
ly, but be knew he was one of the
best lawyers and judges in the
State and had made digest emf
nently creditable .5Tl
Mr. Hall said we should dis
seminate the law. As to the ex-
pense it would be about one third
of a cent each and he would ten.
der cent whenever three object
ed to the bill. We should
give our officers the law and then
expect them to perform their du-
ties, 1t is only the argument Of
despots to suppress the law.
NJ Ellis opposed the bill.
The bill was lost. Yeas Sc.
navs 4S.
Mr.. Rosenkrans moved to re-
consider the vote. Carried.
The bill was re-commltted.
House adjourned.
)Sl.A;1. - 1r,n Co. Wis.
October 81 1850.
thereby certify that I ha. e used the
Gracfenbers Company's Marshall's Ute
rine Catholicon in my family ond con-
slider it the best remedy for diseases
peculiar to fem les that l have ever
seen.
Ny vito vas afflicted with Prolapsus
Uteri Ealing Of the womb } and by the
use f the Catholicon is completely cured
l would earnestly reccomend it to
any lady who may be subject to those
complaints.
Yours truly,
Rrv. A. G. COOLEY
Of the NJ. E. Church.
I most cheerfully endorse the abov
Recommendation Of the Gre 'enbery
C)mpany,s NJ .rshall's Ut,rine Cath l
con, having used it in M family with
entire success.
I consider it the best remedy for Fe-
male Complaints in use.
Onalaska, Sept, 8 1859. HI PECK
The Graefenberg family medicines
IRE sold by J. s. LAWYER New Or egon.
DIR. HALLS BALSAM.
OF all the thousands an million ms
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B. F. FOBES e. BROTHER
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Suffolk Hogs,
Il New Oregon. Iowa. ln2s-am]
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IN PROBATE COURT.

IN PROBATE COURT.
ORDER FOR THE SALE OF REAL Els
TATE.
VTNO Harriet johnson Wife of j.. les Johnson.
L John H. Smit Ley,na Barber, wife OF
Benjsmin Barber, William T SIN tn, Charles
f smith, An hony g. til, and Thos. J..
Smith next oil kin and he RS at law ct Me
hetable Smith, ate OF Howard County, Iowa.
deceased
You, and each Of you, are required to take
notice that application has been made to the
Prob tie Court OF Howard County, Iowa, Tor
the sal" OF the northeast quarter, OF the
sout . at quarter, Of sec Q twelve, in town
ship inety-nine, north, ran e, eleven west,
Of the estate of Mehitable SIN tn, late of said
County, deceased, and representing to the
sail Court. that the personal Effects OF the
deceased are in adequate to pay and discharge
the indebtedness OF: and against the said es-
tate.
You and each Of you, will therefore take
not ce that the said estate or 10 much thereof
as shall be necessary to pay and satisfy the
Indebtedness Of the said deceased VII be
sold at pr vate sale, by James hnson, Ex-
c,tor O, the said estate, at the Office of the
County Judge in said Conn v, on the 18th,
day of March \. D. 1860, or at any tine
thereafter, where the same can be disposed
of at, and for the price that the same shall
be appraised at or at such price as sha | be ap-
proved FLY the probate Judge ct said ounty
subject however to the right Of dover Of
Thos j. Smith, husband OF the sad Meh.t-
able Smith, deceased therein
Dated at the Office Of the county Judge.
February 21st. 1860. {n28 4w
DARIUS SEELY. County Inbge.
w. r, Mead, Atty Tor W. 7 Smith.
D. O. PRESTON,
Attorney and counsellor at law, Vernon
Springs Howard County, Iowa VIII at
tend promptly to all business entrusted to
his care. [n2s.lyl
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H.ErcKEL & COMPANY Booksellers and Sta
TONERS Main street. NcGregor are our author.
lied agents for procuring subscription and
advertising and rcccipting the same.
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~ Advertisements handed us for pub.
)nation will be continued until all arrears
are paid and charged according to Advertised
rates act forth in another column.
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"BRO.AD AXE"

Before purchasing elsewhere.
McGREGOR, February 18th, lsSoyl
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@ For President M 1860, THE
CHARLESTON NOMINEE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24

THE 10 WA STA TEJOURNAL
Elitedby Stilson Hutchins and pub.
lished at Dcs NJ ines, Iowa, is one o. our
tavorite exchanges, and being a s,un d
and a. le exponent of Democratic prin-
ciples in their purity, those who would
be fully posted IN the proceedings of
our state Legislature will do we'll to
send for the daily Journal.
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PURE PARAFf!NE (KERC SENE

0 L,
The best and cheapest Lieht yet msnutac.
tured 1t cannot be exploded full supply
Of Lamps. 'hmneys and Weeks just received
OLD Lamps altered to use this ~!
Anything IN the Hardware line, not in stock;
VIII be furnished TO order.
Gail o: the sign Of the
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d. @. PRESTON.

Attorney and counsellor at law, Vernon
Springs, Howard County, Iowa Will at
tend promptly to all business entrusted to
his care n2S-lyl
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f. DEPARTURE or MAILS
At AND FROM NEW o. ECON

Eastern mai arrive Mon y, W d. esdav.
and Friday ut II o clock = M
Western ma Is arrive Tuesday, Thus day.
nd Saturda ut O'clock Il. III.
Northern mail arrives OF. II 'sday at : p.
m. and departs on Friday at 6 a m.
Letters for eithr route shor,u b, ma led
h ,,f nm our before he arr;>a Of b, NAL
Postage on newspapers il rcQn,tcd j. ID
vance and unless SO paid viii be charged
doub e.postage, Us required b, In
S. YER. p NJ