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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
Removals..

ID ". GALLAUDET
Il HAS REMOVED TO No II PINE-ST.
here be y IL continue Juy and sell commission
HskpW RI INITIAL. IRON and other BUSINESS p PER
DEMOVAL.-BULKEY BROTHER d Co.
HI removed from No. 81 Beekuans to their store
- % bcekuau, aud NO. IS Ann-St
DEMUVAL.-JUDSON a MUNGER have 70
from - Nc. 626 Broadway (nex: door 10
Lam keene 1beater), with HARRIS BROS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

L TRUssELs and INGRAM CAEPEJINo aad hUos'
0IICLOTH, MATING &c N r1re nav ,o,
D. CRIsTALAR, Aueioneer, VIII 'sn THIS pai 1 700
l = n Kidd-rnuster Brussels Velvet, and Wilton car
.ns Ssrsbe patterns $500 yard. Ispssy n 1np V ~
va ard Bro,rls Rogs various sizes so yards flo"' @ 10
Stair ocloth various widths and rich psasns vel WORTHY
the attention Of hotel keepers the trade ano o~s INC s"A
will BE- cut no In lots Of Is yards with the privilege
A 81 CRlsTALAk, ApcsisneeI, NO ~ pe"e'J'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
T'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE Via 81 oNlNG

i TON for BOSTON, PRONIDENCE-Land RouR-The
horest and diIeci--Csnyine he Eastern M'di'
The Sfesuers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joe sto'e, nd
COMMOEW EAITH. Capt " Williams In eoInee'bn WITH
he sotns+op and Poyidsace asd boston and Providence
Rsiroadr ieaving NewYor daily Sundsy excepted, hoo
Pier No H. A., 6p m, and sionington ms;sp A. or or
rival Of The mail ain which leaves Boston AZ 81 y 49,
The COMMONWEALTH, from New Yort-Mondg Wed
,e-dsv snd Friday From oigton-Iuesday Thupday ana
Saturday. - r,.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New-Yors-ruesds, Thurs
tsv and Saturday. From st0nngon-Monday W'dne'aay
ana Friday. pn1 =, De-,
aeDce and B6sonin the Express Mail Train re@ning sso
% IN advance Of those hy other routes aud in ampt time FOL
III IA. early morning connecting North and Fast f-,en
engers that prefer remain on board The steamer ele s
he a. n IAin connecting at Providence with ue IL d N
Baggage MISTER accompanies the steamer and tran through
each way. -, IL, . 49,, ~.
b4rths s.teroom freight apply oi BOARD tns
e,er or az the freight Office PIER No is North hver or ~
n, once No ms Wes,-s:.. corner Of Courtandtst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
w o 0 D B o II z S
w HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 396 BRO WAY.

In directing notice 70 their removal,
WOOD BROTHERS
Beg can attention their variety OF OPEN CAR
RiAGES Of designs made expressly for Central PAX aud
vst=ine place driving with great regard to elegance. comfort
kehtDes- and strength
This stock superior any before presented to the pub
worthy Of those who desire article
beautiful and hnish, uneIceptonabie IN taste, and e
sAls m construction.
Drawings viii be furnished to persons a.
distance, application by letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHiLAn
~ nrI PH1A nd N. SOUTH and WEST VII JERSEY
CITY-Mai and Express Lines leave Newfork Of ana
q, and nd ~ "a Through tickets pie Tor Cin
c;nns,i and The West and for Washington Eew'leas and
the south &C. and through baggage checked to WSnu
L. and . . trains. . -.
49, ] W WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No bgenee viii h4 received any unless ds-Teo snd
ebeeIed Is minutes % of the tin3- OF -avins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

Tor SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
j steamship MONTGOMERY VIM. c. Berry, Commando
x1ll leave Pier No u, ~. H., on THURSDAY, May 81 al
N Passage Savannah Will unurpassed c0mnodafions
bis Through dckeis sold to Neworrans So Isl Mohis
las Montgomery 425; Memphis 43i Is; Nashville S24 Isl
Knoxville s25 so Chattanooga Is; Albany ga Columbus,
f2 Ataana sal Macon, $40; Augusta Sl7 So insludiDs
carriage hire in Savannah and connecting points. .
Fright 10 cents per foot Apply TO II. b. CROMWELL b
Co. No. 81 " est-st and No. 355 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
Major Thompson

Cr improperly pdyte II merely renders effective the
prior order appointing Receiver which obtained on notice.
The Receiver acted Thin the his authority Ia proceed
compel the tenants atto Notice OF the application
unnecessary. Motion denied
The Same agt. Tie Same.-McCoy must attorn to
the who viii then be in condition 10 trn him out for
non.paynen Alta hmen issue oeilabe IN sz0
Same agt. Same.-Auachment To issue, bailabie IN
5000 for refusing atom and for violence used the Re-
ceiyer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
.p IFATUF's YELLOW DOCK SYRUP

- X.rtip O. s Inspector, Nc. 1913 South etn-t
'-' Go AND SEE HIN. -, m
N, rFaTuV,s WILLOW DOCK SYRUP cured , d.
Evsns eco drug bloker ~ Pssis Hss5 ~. o. & b
Or LFkTHF's YELLOW DOCK SYRUP t~eiFe year 20
fore On mt gent public during which tge Thousand. ase %
cured Of scfoius Piles and Eruptve Diseases tovrs
persoD living who has failed b. Obtain re " ~ - -
T. the Depot No. lS Chsthan-st and demand
be csIef1L 70 take none OtheI. One dollar Dolte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

II INNEe IRUSS-A new article, tDe Dost7 cleah-
IN est cheapest and most comfortably for aH climates I
chss@rs sstished return IN week ana get NheH
,oDey Pamphlets with Tall paIculsysi be had gfsis
KiNNE d PHILLIPS kos Ia Broadway, and John-st
VXyINANTs INDIAN LINIBENT is q sure
w cure for Rhesustm Negrsa BuI Sore Throat Piles
Veal Limbs EulaFgee yoiIts AZ &c Sod everywhere 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

vJNHE INTEREST due on LIST June on BONDS of
i the SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY win be
PAID and after that dy Coupons
at The office Of Messrs WILLIAM JOHN O'BRIEN No %
walst
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
SHERIFE'S SALE.

ny virtue of an execution issued OF
- Of the Office of the clerk Of the District
toart of Howard county, Iowa. and to me
directed and del vrled, whereby am com
mandcd t. make out oflot >cvrn, in block II ne,
al o lots tive and six in bio, TWO in the VI
lage Of New O.egon, Howard coUnty. W.:
the amount to satisfy j d, me,t and decree
of foreclosure tina Franc G Hlnnall. %.
tanned in said count. at the last O, toher to M
agains, Il ram F Putnam. Ma tina P.tnam
and VIM H Powe 10 the m # two hun
dred and xty tour dollars and eventv seven
cents damages ard interest her IN 1T the
rate oi zen per cent per annpm If M he 25t
day 1t ort"ter. 1853, until pa d, and s o.:
lars and sixty five cents costs Of suit Now
therefore MP r. ance o the command n sa d
writ cnnta ned, hall offer for sale as the law
d rect Il he right title ard interest which
n ram f Putnam and NJ ,tha Putnam had
on the 25'h day IT October, A. d. 1859. or
any me there it tn said premises ut
he New Court House in Vrrnon S rings Iowa,
on the tent day OF March at the iolr of nine
o'clock OF that day to satisfy sa d Judgment
and decree New Oregon, Feb 9Th, a. D
1860. 1875 4-w.l
PHlNEAS T. sEARLEs, Sheriff,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
SHERIFFS SALE

by virtue OF an execution issued out OF t. G
- flee OF the Clerk of the D .tr ct court Of
Howard County. low. an ONE directed and
delivered whereby am commanded to make
ont Of the southwest qaa: ter OF Sect on twe,-
tv seven. Town one hundred north of range
thirteen west. the amount to sa sfv iudg-
m"nt that VIM F Elders & Co. oI,ta;ned
against Leumnn Leach Now therefore in
pursuance of the command in said writ con.
ia ned shall offer sad mcm eS .or sale as
the law directs. at the NV Court House. IN
v" non Srr ngs Howard o,nty Iowa. On y G
10 III day Of NAH. \ n 1850 l,tw .en he
AIRS OF . clock A NJ and o'olcrk P. "
at that day. to sd, fly sa d j lm"nt, Intere t
non S,r;n"> Howard 20 ntv, Iowa. Feb 6 l.
$780, 6 Iwl PIT SEARLES, SncrG:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
The Excitement at Harper's Ferry
Still CONIYNUES.
The Msurrect;onists noU Carryi,,,
off Gooa< from the Store If
NJ = y S ON & PIERCE
AT THEIR OWN PRICES.

EEUNDRErSo dollars may lie saved az
4 tsua,.y to tie citizens o. Howard ard su,
rounding count es by trading with Mansol
=" p cree. New Oregon, corner OF Main ana
VI les street No. 9Se8. OPP oaite Munson's Of
stand. They have received and will cont
lie to receive every thing suited to the wants
of the people hat is nice, new, and chrare,
than the cheapest. Their stock COMPRISE
foreign and domestic dry goods. fancy good.
and Yankee notion. too hume, Gus to men
t on read. IN de clothing and clothing mad.
to q" r. hita, ca 8. b, OF, and shoes, grocer
o.. p.ov ons. hardware, crckcrv. &c. &c
Don't by h'p-won goods, mo h-outen good.
stale good and mean goods generally When
you can les at NJ. & r., fresh goods. de,ira
HE good and awful cheap goods. Don't be
fooled. but come to No. 1888 and 'p tch in. :
A word to the wise is sailc.ent.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
IMPORTANT TO FARIEES.

4 I JOHN Ammon & Co.'S old st.ni. in
- DEBORAH, Iowa, you will find the follow
ing art'c es for sale or manufactured to Or
der, VIZ: Wagons, piows. tanning mills.
drags cultiyators, &c.--Aii nds Of chine
ry repaired at short notice. Wood and iron.
turned In all shapes desirable. An assort.
men.ot 'ab legs, stand legs, bed posts, chair
staff, wagon and buggy hubs always o., hand.
The above articles tor sa on reasonable
terms. Parties visiting DEBORAH are invited
to give mo call before purchasing.
JoHH AIMos.
DEBORAH, Iowa, Sept lob 1859
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
7gNI{E Howard Association, il

Tg>liE Howard Association, il
view vi tho awful dcstruct on OF hlnla
Re cau>es! by sexual diseases. and the decor
lions prscticcd upon the unfortunate victim
o such seases by quacks, seve al yeas a.
directed thor Consulting Surgeon. as a char-
It lille act worthy Of their name to open IL Dis
.ensary for the tro atmrnt Of this class OF 4 :
e ~''H, Il the forms. and TO q VIC med c
'dy sc gratis 70 al who apply by letter, W..
i '.ra,.r 1T ~ "fth'ir cond TO-, (4ge, &C =,
ION. hah T. # lie. &c..l aud in case OF e.
,rrme rn,e y. 70 rnsh med enc, free
( barge It : need e to add that tho Asao
c At Oh commnn 9 tie h ghest med ca >k,.
.; he 90, and " Il 1ni-h the most nppro>-
ed modern treatment. The rectors OF TIL
.'ssociat on, in Their annual report upon III.
treatment vi sex raI q Hea2 =. exricss the hiei
@st :ati.tac, ion 9TH the success wi,irh has NJ
Ten led the i.buTo ot then sur COG, III the c.:
It spermatoyrhOa, sem nal weakness, gon
norrhaa = eet syph lis, the vice Of oman III
OF self abuse. d scaScs OF the kidneys anc
bladder. SC. and order q continuance Of tn
same pi n for the ensuing year The rec
tors, Oh areview Of tn past fell assured TIM
their lahors in this sphere OF benevolent otfor-
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted
especially to tho young, and they n We resoiy-
ed to devote themselves with renewed zeal, t,
this very important and much dcspiscd cause
An adm rabe Report on spermatorrhoca, O.
seminal weakness, he vice of onanisln, ma
III bat on. or eolf-abuse. nj other diseases q
the sexuat organs, by the consulting surgeon.
VIII be sent by mail Ia sealed envelope
free Of post re, on cceipt Of two stamps for
pn>tage. Other reports nd tracts on the M
ture and treatment Of sexual seases, die
&c. are constantly being publihed for gra-
tutous DIR b tion. and Will be sent TO the
afl oted Some Of the new remedies an1
method, Of treatment discovered during Che
last year, are Of great value.
Address, for report OF treatment, DR.. J. Skill
In Houghton, acting surgeon, Howard A-so
clat on No. : Sonth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order OF the Directors,
Exc. D HEARTwnLL President
It'll GEO. FaIRcN LID. Secretary
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
TRUSTEES SALE,

NOTICE is hereby given that at ~ o'clock
~ NJ. on the 9th. day of Fehruar A. D.
1860. at the Court House in Howard Center
Iowa, by virtue ola power of Sale contsined
in a cer,a'n Deed OF Trust to me executed by
Hamilton G"oar bearing date October 5th
A D 1858 and conveying to ma the lands
hereinafter described will as Trustee therein
named sell to til" h CHEST bidder for cash at
public vendpe the E l-2 wv IA sec q
town SO N N Range IL w lying in Howard
County Iowa to satisfy the amount due on
certain promissory notes in said deed of
Trust mentioned,
Dated January eth, 1860. In pa
JAS. G. UPTON. Trustee.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
.IMhNEES InD0

II AfEH> would osIoctlu1 : announce
10 The public THAT ho is no@ engaged
: III" harnc~s buan 50 il New Oregon and
VA promptly attend to ali calls pertaining
% IL business W I'll pleasure and wi exs-
5ute anything IN his line CT the most reason
: n'e terms ana IN ncaat nnd dursb ma ner
'hon on MAN street over ) urmes'tn shop
~ "''e nun "2'i. iv,l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
L1OET ATS LIFE PILLS,
AND
PHOENIX EITTERS

NOV long estahl ahei aS the most invalr
d abie family Med cine known. e:the~ to tn"
public Or TIE profess on. are extend ag the,
uHctu ness to the remotest parts OF the World,
and eiicitng Testimonials of their prompt and
decisive efficacy in truly extraordinary num-
her 81 & variety ofhuman diseases. They are
thus proved to act not merely as an ord mar
catnarsic medicine i'll cleans NC the al;men ary
cana and infusin" new vig0r into prostraten
cnnsitu.ion, but as absolute specifics in MANY
OF the worst and most iryeteratc malad:cs
which human nature induces
The most horrible cases Scrof,.ta n Which
the Face. 30 es and I. n,bs of wet m had
been preycd upon BY the nathalie disease
are rovod, by undcniabe author ty Of the aut.
ferarS Themselves to have bee, comp ete.v
cured by these purely. Vegetable Med cine
after al! others had been found more than
useless.
Obstinate cases Of Piles of MANY gear.
stand ng have rapidly and permanently Weld
&c to the same means and others of like
kind are daily cured in every part of the
courtr
Hcbtua' as vel a. Occasional Costivcness.
Dyspepsia Bilious and Liver Diseases, Auhnan
Dropss, Rheumatism, Fever n"d Asue, Worms
Settled Pains in the 0~goas and Limbs, to-
gether with long cata ogue of other mala-
dies are shown, on the same ndlspu- able evil
dence, to be every where and invariably OK.
terminated by These mildly operating, yet
sure and speedy, resources Of h. a!th AMI
strength. without the usual d OF puffery
and artificial recommendations.
Mo6at's Vegetable Life Pills and
PhRnir B;tters.
have thus acquired sol d and n ring rep
utatio,, witch b ds defiance to con,ra,i elton
and -vh CHI is coex'entiye tn the American
Pop niat'on.
They cannot be fairly tried n anv n lance
" thout sati 'factory benefit to the pcrso .
makes the experiment and the Wis bic improve
nent of health and strength. c'earness of
skin, delightful renovat'o oil min which
they impart, speak for them to a observers
and have been from the como enccment to
the present. hour the best advc isement and
recommended on.
They are prepared and cd wholesale d
retail by Dr.. WIN MpFFlr 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, 1860-02-24

SCHELLENGER & MUNSON
HIVE on hand quantity of live geese
feathers, which t.ey will sell cheap for
cash
~Paper rags taken in exchange for
goods in any quantity. ~,
Nsy Oregon, Iowa, Sept Soth, lsAs. ftf 1871
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
DRY GOODS. YANKEE NOTIONS AND
GROCERIES
James Bonnell wholesale merchant. 81
aud SO East Water street Mil
waukee WISE .nsin.

aud SO East Water street Mil
waukee, WISE .nsin
Walls, ares. Am shoe Is. Boots and sho,&.
glass, urooden wafe, "'arp ng pager, t~'"e>.
rope. 'ricking bats sati. &c. g. &c.
IN firing the above alyH,tisemen. to ls
merchants Il n"rthr!n Iowa Il & II nm. :,
H. We wo Id cal attention TO the "x+"u ..
ariet' Of oar stock cnmnris NJ near ecIy.
hing in O. country Il aa.. and beg :lvo tosay.
has we occupy u argr AM cou,m d. I'm hu T..
z every "ay al pied 10 ~ l. 10 less The
Ia II Ao'r and basement are u,s''. Tor The sale
If groceries. nails. glass, OILS, 'lsh &c. Tie
er"nd floor for the sale O. ST. pie and fancy
Try good and yankee not onS. The tn I'd
floor for the sale Of hoc,s and shoes and his
n~laneouS articles. a I'd ,he u th floor fo
'"raGc OF heavy ana d..pcatc packages of
>..cl7 goods as We .la;e for sale Oar pur-
bases are ma e tu q, 8 eat an extent as pos
lille, direct froyA t ie IN IN factu,e, and p,o-
incer in large quantities. This coulse we
find greatly Tor the interest Of ,.arties par-
chasing az It enables US to sell at lower rates
than parties buying In smaller guam tiles from
second Lands
We ar confirmed IN the opinion that it is
Tor TIE interest of purcha,e,s to make tn If
b y, a. far as possible with our house. ther
b., max NJ il a grea er nducement for the par
" sc'l'ngt" axe fccorahIe terms and iou pr'-
ces> We have a very full stock Of all | ad ng
'apl:s both n dry goods and grocer es and
respectfully request cash buyers and prompt
men to cali On us When bay ng n hi, Ma
ket.
Particular attenti n given to orders
JAMES BONNELL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
HOGS FOR SALE.

4 HAVE numb Of hogs and piss which
otter for sale, aisoa quantity OF other pro-
terty and agricultural implements Useful to
farmers.-Cail at tho Eagle Exchange HAe'.
Feb. 9Th, 1860. [n26 IT.. SM COLE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
SAT o.. 20. IS.
10 THE CITIZENS Of
! 9 VI 4 E, q {; q,

~ K. hF1GILI, r.. has cn'orred re,is-
I" Il ted and i, furnished the ,C,c $i;v,-, glt
'ag:uerr'an Ga lcrv OYER II. Il. Z cEerman,e
NH"-, and dTn2 store, in Decorah; and he ~
40" r'"enared 70 take suh~otvrcs, Jared
ype1. me ainotyPc5, pactograpas, s,eno-
-rHPts' 7apyrogr and Many otic- s.y es
OF p'o'uIos IN the 1a"&t pcr.ect ard drraj, E
manner lie operates With the ,atns, -, :;
'a"@f improved processes Th oh are II IN the
70 session O: 4.T otEcr artist in n..r,hs,a
Iowa, ard Which give Iii ike tone md 4,
40 : g. lis 2 ctuyes not obtainable bv any
'hgr H;s an1r"typos and photographs can.
H01 =" I"rjLec II til west 2
lie Ecens Oh hand and is constantly vnco;r,
ng the latest an! most ia h: nab,. ~ Q, o,
f"mes c;s>es. naces. razscp rtorts, ,ocksts
nd pms wa CT be IL t! witt r.c.,.res \
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
He gets up 2 new style of lrcl.et y'ct,,re
h ch has I: the bri ia,cy and t,urab,!,v,
casa pct'ircs With tie g'lnc*- anG rl:aiIil
~ Of paper as the SAME tine i IS l-es from
ii the o. jact'ons c! Other 6tr.es ii 10 aet pit
ere. variety of y her Pictures ". b. cot
p to ordor iac!Ud Oh "a nt;ngs. mono.
hr"mat'%. crnv0n and Inda Xxx I;.wlnl-s
and 3 sorts e .naps
IL his sd permanent ns.itut:on and
N"s ness viii bc conducted upon IN honorable
lass Ire patronage o; a vino want GOOD
pictures is respectfully sol Gle .~Enau;re .ur
.v&aE1L's P!cTvR. GALLERY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
TIN-WARE,
And the construction Of
TIN-ROOFING,

Of the best materials, are continued by
excellent workmen, and superior induce
ments are offered to those wanting to
buy for the Trade. Cool weather is
here, and buyers will find it to their i'll
terest to l.'v in their supplies OF wants,
soon as possible.
Rooms opposite B'otcher's Western
H tel. (16-tf)
McGregor, Iowa, Nov. 2, 1859.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will sell the house butt
4 and formerly owned by A. S. TODD in this
village, very low. with three lots adjoining,
also two lots directly opposite from said house,
east Ines #. w. r. MEAD.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
HOW A RID ASSOCIATION,
Philadl lplie.

A Benevol mt Inst tuition established by spe.
cal end wm"'t, for the rel cf of the SIC
and a;>t:n Led, a!fl cted with viruien. am
cp dem ii, eases.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
SUBPOENA.
10 THE Pc PLE IF TIL
TIES OE 10 VA,
AND MIkNES OTA,

the name of The nd -, 'gnel Of the gooo'
people of the C,nnonuea IN o IT,.
Eighth J d ca d strict of Stare Of Ne
York: ."u and eayh Of you q her.b, 8 II,
m"ned t" be a d ap;eara h dwell M !,o,, o
+ III und"rsgn II n h" town f Bus i. H.
lie county f Cha "a ga. iy and betwe n.
he fir day o. ri! 1850 then and there
,'pnn vouT h ncr and he yooi en- re yn~
4 to cz",n' IL the prem rs IN testify :
he IA e e. She am now le:ng II he pcs
"s'"n Of mi owned by Ia G NJ ! and
iror son G Mead in 50 d Town, County
md STATE
fon are a'#o hereby not fed after an cx-
,milataon IF the sa d prem ses to your salts.
.cton yol and each ofso " | be exam H.
j upon 20 Voir Dire. as to whether yo
h +" purchase rhc ame or ny p IT there
:. IN flrthe a to the ;lrn0 NJ of available
d. yon may hen and there have concea,
n and about AID npon your person. iol
IT purchase Of the said prem sas
F rth"r you are r"q l'red 20 take note"
hat the "a d premises inc! d $40 A RE>
If the most
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-24
VALUABLE GRAZING LAND

.ated |. my ana Icing ia ,a;l -ntv
Ia 1auqua. thai On tie same are val .;b
s'''"v III nts cons. st ny ot and beng 300
\ RES # the anne nnder 90 d cult vat On.
W h Two Ba ms 80 BY 40. one Hose Barr.
20 50 ae. one 'v BAN Cab, 6 anH
so good D*e! ng Ho .>es, lang. and con,
nod "us nearly new and p,ra~a"tiy situated.
rs des u m"r"u~ ont-touses not tnmerat"d
f"a are also Notified that upon he said
EN- -as din abuntiance of
t. HJ lU + w \ I + X
md a 30 two thriving l,vng Orchards IN
earring condit on.
The above farm ia we'll situated "a +,
Towns Sc ools. roads &c. and II be sod u
It bod, or to separate purchasers, or ex-
hanged in part lor farm NJ lands il
Iowa or Minnesota. ....
Parties having r al estate n either of tie
state named. and wish ny to * .hAngc 10
.nd- here, are referred to W. K. nj AID New
. egnn Iowa, or to the subscribers on IT,;
=, en- SOS, OFT TO Cook Jane t.,wn No.,
,"rk, Bnst Cha.ta qua c" \ysY X.
lamar. 25. $50
Ira g. N Al.
(tf.) THOMPSON q. Mad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-16
1saxaazzy Auution Sales on fxth page.

MzasiAaucs' IND AoKicUI rBR AZ STARE FAM. The
initator measures of His enterprise are being at-
tended with the anticipated success, for it Is be-
leyea tint the amount of the preliminary aubserip
ton As dity thousand dollars has already been
secures, How the subscription does stand win be
definitely ascertained to-norrow night when the
members of tilc committee having stock lists in
hauH Will submit The respective amounts to the
called meeting which viii take place at the Me-
chanics' Institute. call fcr thus meeting Of the
committee i published through our columns. The
energy With which The business Is conducted and
tis early success which has attended it Is anffi-
cisna eaFness tha1 TIC work vim % bFaveiy III
nntil tlle Aechanics and gricultra State Fair il
oa y ne permanently established institutions Of
LUuisiara. 8 sS s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-16

Herr SrEAM REFnsERy il il well worth visit
~ tac Y Hope Steam Raiinery = on Magazine. be-
tween Julia and ST. Joseph streets, to witness the
extensive md perfect manner ii which everything
= gotten up fol- facilitating the refinement Of mo.
laAses ThIs establishment Is, ii Jul opinion, one
of tha aacst complete of lis kind in the country.
II y carried IN W Messrs. MoIony Brother, and
possesses al the regent improvements. The Re-
Emery = capable cf turning out six hundred bar
relz pef daya II will ID gratifying to those mer-
chants cenneeted With the syrup business to know
tat they are no longer Obliged 80 incur tic heavy
expense Of sending their molasses to St Louis or
New York to have II refined. This firm II pre-
pared to Do 4 large aInonnt Of business in their
line, md we feel confident they win give entire
sstjafacEion. ss