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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

! hope the day will never arrive when |
shall neither be the object Of ca'umny nrr
ridieule, Tor then shall be neglected aud
forgotten.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

Lyman G. Hinckley of Theiford, has
been appointed county clerk of the county of
Orange, in place of 5. B. IIebard, resigned.
Mr.. Hinckley has been for several years
first assistant clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
CPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPAULDING's PREPARED glue.
sPAULDINGis PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE TIE PIECES.
DISPATCH.

o. "A SrircHI TINE SAVES NISE.r-xD~ -
A. aerients will happen in wel-regnlse milic-
u & desirable 20 have cheap and esnvcli.nt
f,r repairing Furniture TOYS. CrockeF, SPAutn-
iNHs PREPARED GLUE me~ts Al such Erucir, aud
household afford to be sitoaf H. It'll slsass ery
and the sticking point. Tborc IoHxer neres<y
I'm ping chairs. plinferei beae-s dds aud
bTrken crade IL T. just the article for she'll aud
other ornamental work - popstr with ss II rcfner-nf
and taste. Tins admirable preparation IL n-sd col i-ing
chemically hed in solution. ai possessing all the vaunh
qua tiles e the l-f cabe, susk-rs' q II
in the place Of Ordinary ie being
ice. USEFUL N EVERY HOUSE y. IA isr,i.h ~
companies eaeh botti- rrirr - Wh-s-sr Dept.
No 81 i's.s - New York. t.idrpss n & SPAuID. Nc
Box iisln. New laFk
Pn; up fur b~'lrrs ~ esnsai mr fur eight and
tweir nan- isu'isl ftIidrsa n SHOW accompany
eash aas. sii,ge buftie >psaksrs Prsl.afeI
Glue sill stse Ten tine IT, cost sunus.i, hsa-e
hold. sold by al rn-sent >tati,r-. Druggists Isri-
and fprniur dsalers. r,cers Fancy stae-.
''ouptr, merchants n .i nak. Of -p,usiinr
Prepared s''1c making " Hair faist II vii stand
an climate. ti4s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

Nuuritive Principie.-ALFRED HALL. NJ. D.,
has removed frssn No. 10 tentra oar losten, to
No. Is rENPIE PACE Is really his old friends,
aud prescribe for inyai3s, usual.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

TIE Vegetable Palm oanry Baissm.-I have
usnl ayscK With benefit in catarrhal Ceuzhs AMI Colds
snd have be used sh good effects in the early
STAGES Of Pulmonary Affections Ia fdniiies zrnuui
Boston. OFT ~. 1853 LYMAN ZEE HER
To NsssrS. Reed. Cutler Co.
sod ny AP0THEcAR Is GENERALLY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

e. g Lines to a Sister" are accepted,
and will appear next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
FRESH GROCERIES
A R MS & Will L S O MS.
STATE OF YER MONT, +,

STATE OF VERMONT Tho Hon Probate Court
WESTMINSTER I for stid District. To all
persons interested in the Estate Of GEoGE PERRY, late
u Rockingham. ifcef-sd Gnsting
You hereby notified this wiil decide upon
the slIoSanc. Of the James a. Williams Philip
Perry and Scion Ferry. administrators of said Etae and
lecr distribution sa, among tt. crous eni.d
THERETO the session tcnof TO be held 1t the Office ef rci
W Dean in Grafton. in said district the first We'd elsy
Of Frb. Isjo, when aud where you be hesr,i Ia
tho premises, II you 80 ct BENZ. W. DEAN Rsyr.
Graftpn Jan. 9, 1850 "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

TuE SLAvE-IIoLDFRs GONG Lousy -
The Springfield Republican tells the follow
ing good story:
The call for the Manufacturers Union
Meeting to be held in Meriden, was present.
ell 10 one of the members of well known
manufacturing firm in Meriden, engaged in
making ivory combs, and his signature r.
questedhe declined, upon the ground that he
saw no necessity for such meeting L 'on
being urged with the Al gument that he might
lose Southern trade, he rrplel-' Well if
Southern folks refuse 10 buy our combs they
may 90 IoUsy-thai's all. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20
Various ItcHus.

A poor fellow in New Orleans became
crazed on Christmas eve by the continued
explosion of crackers, fireworks and firearms
in his neighborhood, and from that day he
has taken up the idea that the foe is approach-
ing, and parades the streets in half civic
half military garb, beating drum, whose
unceasing reveille gathers crowds of white
and black urchins around him wondering
what is meant by bis martial ran tan plan.
A young man named Moulton was instant
ly killed in Ashford, Conn, on Monday last,
saws the Norwich aurora. He was hunting
rabbits, and having shot one was in the act
of picking it up, when his gun was discharg-
ed, lodging the contents in his neck, and
killing him Instantly. He was much respect
ed, and the affair has caused deep SORROW
in the town. His age was "a years.
To illustrate the facilities of travel which
mark the age, an Englishman said that dur
ing the present year he had eltcn a sand
wlch on the top oil the great pyramid In
Egypt drank the health of Queen Victoria
on the verge of the crater of Vesuvius, and
been rather sharply seoiied 6y his seife on tic
summit Of Mount Blanc.
During the past week, nearly ten tons of
eeIs have been sent 10 New York by parties
in Orleans. Mass.
An animal called the laughing jackass
found nowhere but on the Australian CONT
nent, has been brought to san francisco. IL
belongs to the feathered iribe-has fea hers,
wings and a long beak. 1t laughs like an
old woman, aud in the Australian forests, at
night, it has led many wayfarer in search
of an old lady in such lonely condition.
TIE animal is probably of the species eyas-
ticus. Where is Barnum?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20

A coon TENEMENT, on Atkinson strrrs.bv
n 40 As CLARK
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20


Nov is tue time buy your Dry Goods per than
~ they sold In this any other market Ilav
ing received during The past large invoice Of choice
Goods much under price enables sell them at the
following unparalleled low prices; a
Best printed All Wool NJ Delains, f. AZ to 50cts
plain 30 to IS a.
printed French Mcrnoes choice styles, IS to rs
81 plain - shades, GU to 81
printed English Csshmeres only so {"
Plain Lyonese Cloths, fine, - Y,
300 Patterns of yalencias, new styles, only 25 .
Also job lot fs.s e "ae& ~
It's Patterns good M'Dehines, 81 ~ 129
l25 Dress silks desirable STYLES, 20 to 40 -
Usual Prices 81 90 TO %.
Is Wool Long shawls selling for 400 t. 90.
Usual prices 70 to s 90
20 to % Custom made, Paris style, Coaks, clos
ing out at Cost gEUa Ee
3 to 4 Cases, choice style English and Ameri-
can Prints Now selling from 81 to 10 cts.
5 Bales Beaebed aud Brown Sh. etings and
Sbirngs, Very Cheap
so Dozen Winter Gloves and Gauntets from IL cts TO 81 90
per Pair.
25 Kid Gloves that are worth 81 co. selling 25 cts
so Ribbed. Bay state, Hose, all coors only 20 :
100 Linen lIandkerchies, Cheap, from cts to II %
so Wro't Collars, closing out, % 9 TO % cts
Worth 80 - TO 81 Is.
10 Watch Sprng-Steel--Skrts. only Sc spring
The above the only good bargains to be found at
this establishment, my stock of
BoNNETs, RIBBONS, HOODS AND FANCY GOODS,
are all marked down. and every who has shil
lngs worth Of goods buy. is cordially invited examine
this immense stock before purchasing such bargains
to be found elsewhere,
My Motto is, " ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION
g.. PRATT,
80 Erattleboro, Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27
THE UNKNOWN MOTHER;
Oh,
SaAUuTS GER LrFA'S PATHWAY,
BY THE AUTHOR OF " NORA MoNTELLE."
[CoNTNuED.]
CHAPTER VII.

Love is not in our power !;

Nay what seems stranger, is not in our choice
We only love where God ordained we should
And bllndy fond, of. slight superior merit"
But ask not if love thee, when would call thee mine
For words weak tell thee all and the task resigns
But send the spirit out for love- and whenit goal
Twill be encircled and embraced within my deepest soul"
Awaking one morning, Eulocen found she
had takena severe cold, the evening previous.
Duling the fore part of the day, she could
scarcely speak above a whisper, but gradually
towards night, her hoarseness wore away, leay-
ing her with violent headache,
Madame l., a flr-lamed Italian song
stress was to give concert that evening, and
as Euloecn had never heard her, she had an
ticipated much pleasure in attending it, for
Gerald had given herself and Gcnore an nv-
tation Butnow she felt that she must forego
the promised joy.
None of the family had ever heard her sing,
except uncle Charles, and all were intending
to 60, until Euloocn announced her intention
at the tea-tablc, of remaining at home.
Gerald countenanco fell IN a moment but
he quickly said
" Then shall defer going, until she sings
again, and you will be able to go by that time
Genoro can so with Herbert and Bell"
Not so, Gerald, quickly interposcd uncle
Charles. As attended one of her concerts
last winter at Philadelphia, do not care to go
tonight, 50 will stay with Miss Mcrlyn, and
you and Genorie can 60 just the same"
Yes" added Euloeea, not wishing any one
to be deprived the pleasure, On her account,
" and can stay alone, if Mr.. Earle prefers 60
ing"
1" | do not" he returned, " had about Civ
en- up going, before you spoke, because wish
to finish that book | commenced reading the
other evening, and should like to have some
one to read alouds to, if your head does not
ache too badly, and you have not already pc
rused it"
Thus it was decided, and after tho rest had
gone to the concert, Ida, the waiting maid
bathed Euloeen's throbbng temples with pro.
fusion Of Cologne, and as she finished, said
g Thar, Miss Merlyn, I'm sure twont ache no
more; don't it do better already"
/" Yes, Ida, thank you, it is much better. y
Now come and have this easy chair, by the
CRATE, and Ida shall arrange the cushions for
your head SO nicely, that you will forget its
pain, especially when my reading charms you"
And the kind hearted old bachelor smilingly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27
UEW~ wuS S2,OO Per Year.
= EHMS so In Advance.

tlced her confusion. Uncle Charles, however,
interpreted it differently from the rest, and for
the next two days he watched Euloeen closely,
and her unusual sadness could not escape his
notice.
Gerald" " he said, "it's my opinion that
Mr.. Clyde and Euloeen have had a lovers
quarrel, and if | knew where he had gone, 1
should write and tell him to return"
Why, uncle, do you think she loves him }"
asked Gerald
" To be sure do. Haven't you seen how
sad and sober she is, and that her checrfulness
does not come from the heart?" "
81 have noticed that she did not appear as
she used to, but did not attribute it to Mr.
Clyde s absence"
And Gerald thought to himself, Il have
also observed that she seems to avoid me; but
why cannot tell, Perhaps uncle is right
perhaps she does love him, after ALL -
A few more days passed, during which a
GOODNESS sprang up between Gerald and Euloeen,
for which he could not satisfactorily account.
What can it be? " he asked himself can
it be that she loves him? 0, would that
could know whether my hopes are useless yet
she avoids me 50 much, how can learn 2"
While pondcring how to accomplish his
wishes, one evening, cards were brought in for
them all to attend Levce the next eve, at Mr..
-''" ''''1i i''' at oPpoi'ul'l-
~ '"'0 """ "l""yo "''oiUeU
''''' l'"i'''' anu U''oi'' 10 al '"e evening
p,tr 'l'''l'e''''' 49," ~ :. was "a Np''''U .0"
-'0'l, N''''l'I' o"''7 " '"''' '',u ~ 'ue''
""y '''' No c0U'u "o' say o"0 "ofu 70 coanSe
''0 ''' l'''',"'''"' "''" ''' ''o''0 persuasion
''I''' '''' '"'U'' az, - g.
~ '""'- WY " va '',''''7 > V'norl" sa'a
40 NOT KNOW "haC mas come over Eulle
SINCE MI Clyde went away. She does not ap-
pear ike TIE same girl DO you know, Ger
ala!
81 DO not though have thought she ap-
peared different
| " / d'd not THINK she loved him but she is
unhappy ABOUT something
"hy DO yo"Mot ask her No1ldnt she
tell you
nave asked hef' Dot she VIII only put hef
0rmS around me- ana KISS me- with tears IN hef
eyes, anu say
Don J. ask me, ucnofle' l'r l cannon 'oli'-
Dut' w. DC sure mat l love you just as well as
0'eF' my u"fi'nS iFiend
-. anu .''"' 10 az SN0 VIII say 1"0 '0i0 '"o
''''' 'N'' '''''- '''V '"0 '''0'i" ~ 'io"'o "NA'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27
$. .. BOYCE, Publisher.
Christmas Eve.
1h, such a wee little stocking,

Oh, such wee little stocking,
As Clare by the fircsde hung
When the Christmas-eve fire was waning,
And the Christmas-eye hymn was sung,
Oh, snch wee little stocking,
So dainty, so snowily white
Then she hung on a branch Of green holly,
Ere bidding us all "good might"
What shall put in her stocking!
Some pleasant book ?-or rhyme
Shall write her precious lyric
Of love and the holiday time?
No: books are better for scholars
At best they are silent friends;
My rhymes, alas they are many,
But there their virtue ends.
Then what shall put in the stocking
That the ha zel-eyed maiden hung
On the twig of red-berried holly
When the Chriatmas-cye hymn was sung
Let me put my heart in the stocking
fitting gftit would be.
But my heari-it is largc-it is boundess-
And the stocking is dainty and wee
Well, here is The ring on my finger,
I've worn it for many year;
Twas the gift of an ancient comrade
Whose memory hold dear.
But nothing on earth treasure
Somuch but that she might say
Oh, give ME this if you love me-"
And bear it--a trophy-away.
So drop my ring in the stocking
She knows it is mine, fun well,
Good comrade, prilhee, forgive me y
None other my love could tell:
I diop my ring in the stocking,
So dainty, SO snowy, so small
Oh, Glare, as I cherish and love thee,
May God love and cherish us all
All me my heart is bouudess,
The stocking is dainty and vice.
But love has wonderful magic,
And wonderful power on me.
when l dropped my ring in the stocking,
breathing that earnest prayer,
Ny heart went in with the Jewel,
A present for maiden Clare!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-27

Entered according to Act Of Congress- in tire year 1861
by j. s. Boyce in the Clerks Office Of the District Court
Cor the District Of Vermont
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
SUBPOENA.
TO TIE PEOPLE OF TIL
STA 1'ES OE 10 W.,
AND MINMES or A.

In tie name otthc und .rs;gned of the gooi
pno,le Of the CommonW YEA III Of :hc
Fl .,ht.. JuG!oia! D.str.cs II tie State OF New
York y"a and each OF you. aec hereby sum
moncd to be and appear at the dwell ny house
"t the undersigned in the town Of BUSH ii,
he county Of Chautanoua, by and between
the first day of April 1860 then and there
upon your honor and the good ,epute you
bear to examine thcpremises, and testify to
the va ue of the same, now being ia the POS
session fand owned by Ira G. Mead and
Thom son G. Mead in said Town, County
and State.
You are also hereby notified after an ex-
animation Of the said prem ses 70 your salts
faction, you and each ofyol, VII he examn-
ed upon your poir Dire as to whether YOU
wish to purchase the same Or any part there.
Of an further as to the an.ount Of ava liable
funds you may hen and there have conceal.
I'd IN and about and upon your person. fol
the purchase Of the So prem SEES
Further you arc required to take notice
that the said premises include $40 A RES
Of the NEST
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
MOFFATS LIFE PILLS,
PHOENIX BITTERS1

NOW long ostahl.s shed rs g most inyalu
able family Msd cine known either to The
public or tie profession. are extend ny the,
n>ctn ness to the remotest parts OF tn Wc d
and elicit'ng tcstiinon ais OF their . cn1pt anc
decisive efficacy in 3 trnycxtraort; nary n,iiIl.
Der a j variety ofhuman diseases They az.
thus proved to act not merely as an ordinar,
cathartlc medicine in cleans ng the alimen AIRY
caGa| AMI intus:n- new vigor into prostratcn
Constitution, but as a',salutc specifies IN man,
OF the worst and most invetrratc ulalalics
which human nature in iuces
The most horrible eases Scft'a'a n wl,;c,
the Face. Bo cs and |. mhs Of Wet m had
been prey,d upon by the nathalie disease
ere proved, by undeniabe authority Of tic sur
fcrers themselves, to have been comp,etei,
cured by these purely. Vegetable Medcne
after all others had been tc..nd norc THAI.
useless.
Obstinate cases Of Piles of many year
stans ng have rapidly and permanently yield
ed to the same meanp and others Of like
kind arc daily cured in every part Of the
country.
HaLatual as well as Occasional Coaiuenes>
Dyspepstu Bilious and Lirsr diseases, As,hmn
Dropsy, Rheuntdtism. Fvey G"d Agne, HORNS
Settled Pans in the O-gans and Limbs, to-
gether with u long cata ogue Of ether NAL :
dies are shown, ON the same ndsputab eyi-
dencc, to be every whore and invariably e1
term mated by thee mildly operating We,
sure and speedy, resources of heaitl, aud
strength. without the usual "a 4 Of rutFe. ,
and artifcRl Recommendations
Mofats Vegetable Life Pills and
PhRnir BitterS.
have thus acq iired sol and enduring rep.
utation witch b DIS defiance to contradiction
and VIII ch is coextentiye with the American
Popnlat on.
They cannot be fairly tried n an. ;nstanc,
thout sat- factory benefit to the perso', W
makes the exper ment and the visible improve
ment Of health aud strength, clearness 0
skin. delightful removal o.. Of min. whi,l
they impart. speak for them to all Observers
| and have been from the coma an cement t.
| the present. hour the best adyeri isemcnt ANT
Recommendation
! They re prepared and cd wholesale a
retail By Dr.. Wa NuFtiI 335 Bro.de a
and by his Agent, II. town and country
Sold byJ. S. LAWYER, New Oregon iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
AT THEIR OWN PRICES.

HUNDREDS CT dollars may be sascd ar
= nua,iy to tie citizen. Of Howard and SUI
rounding cnnnt cs by trad ng with NJ lnso'
PIERCE. New Oregon, corner Of Main and
Miles Street No. 1898. op 0 lite Munson'e oln
...i. J hey have reco we'd and will contI-
ieto receive every th.ny suited to the wants
nfthc people hat is nice, new, and cheapc'
than the cheap st. Their stock comprise
foreign and domestic dry goods, fancy good
md. Yankee notions too hume cas- to men
on: ready M de clothing and clothing made
20 orr, hats, cats b. ota and shoes. grocer
rs prov i cns, hardware, crockciv. s.. Sc
Don't buy hop-worn good. mo h-eaten goods.
stale goods and mean goods generally when
you can yet at N. x P's fresh goods. de-ira
hc good and avn heap goods Don't b,
fooled bat come 10 No. 1898 and pitch in.
A word to the wise IS safe emit
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
HAM ESS SHOP.

ss 5. AZ RES would respectful announces
- &c the pub that is nov engaged
n the harness bns.a SIS in New Oregon ar Il
vii promptly attend To al calls ;iarta:nin ,
to h business @'tll pleasure auj wi exc.
cn'e anything i'll his line Oh shc ,nt,, lei; oss,
'be term, a;.d III ne:at and cia.ab ma ne.
Shop On Main street. over S urecs't =
" ''o 1.'a' es-'' tsy /
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
OTlC E.

YNO all persons interested Not CO is here
= by given that the under. gned was on
the 2nd, day ofApril A. D. 1860 appointed
by the County court of Howard County Iowa,
Executrex OF the estate oi Charles NJ ZONES,
late Of the "a d Cmln,e deceased.
LIVONIA c. JONES. ln344wl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
10 lTtE CITIZENS Of
Il 6 81 a Z q G l5i;f,Tt.

III K. AFERiLL, Jr.. has enlarged resits
ted and 7, furnished The o. Skv-I.ighs
paguerrian tis. er5 u:ec. n II. = Ii errv,a: :.
sock and aru 2tcrc, in Dcccrah; and ne Il
now p'claicd to take ;rbrotypcv. s.
types nc a!notyfes photographs, II cid.
5r"phs paryrogr p and MANY ether BtY is
OF pc ures IN the nanSs perfect and durah :
manner He operates viii, tie lxtesS a I
most improved pFocesHes vi! Ell are I in t};,
possession Of any otter artist il, northern
iowa, esd which give q lii like tone and Dc
rabbi Is to his !, ctures not oi,e..,ab,e by ar7
hiher His ansbrctyfes and photographs Gag
'ot tie xccl!cd n the west
lie kespi on hand and IS constantly re ca;7.
ng the latest aad most fash; na}y,, s,yia. ae
~ancs cases. traces, t,aa'cp rtotltE, iucke.s
snd pms VII CHI lie VII & with !. ctu,o. :,
GREATLY REDUCED Prices.
He gets upa new style of loskcs pe,urs
h.ch has al the hri liancy und lusah. Itv q
ra@s p ctarcs with the ghfNess and plail
y Of paper, at the same I ME it is free .rurs
II the % ct'ons Of oti.er styles Of lacket ~.
les. A variety Of he, pictures ~. /, ss sSs
ito order including oil ia ntngs. 'suon,s.
hromatic. cra,Yon and India ink dyaw.u
nd ~ | sorts maps
= This iva pei marcnt Institution and
'g,s ness viii be Conducted upon Nh bouorsb!a
"is's.--Tte patronage Of a. wko want goda
pictures is respectfully sol cite .--Enuuiie fc..
'vFRTLl'- FlcTrR GALLERY
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE nbscriber Will sell the house built
= and former y. owned by A. S. Tocd, mt is
village, very low, with three lots adjoining
also two lots directly opposite from ga d house,
east fn26 tfl yv.R. MEAD.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
4 ais, c1es. AmaS sh0yls Boots and shosy.
gas, 1rooden ararc, "7dpping paper, twiney.
rOpe, wicklng. eats SAT-. &c, 81, De-

gas, 'rooden rare, n'GPptng paper, tsines,
rope, rtcking. Bats sat, &C., Sc, &c.
! o:far'ur the above advertisement to ~.
nlenciants 1T noI ;i,c II. iowa !. 1 VI nnpso
u. We wo'l id rat sttcrtion to tho exter.. q 4
arlct, Of our stock comprising nearly eyer,
hing III q country trade, and beg ave to say,
hat we occupy argc and comn0dioEs build
,ng every way adapted to our business. The
main floor and basement are used for the sale
of groceries. nails, glass, oils. fish &c. The
eoond floor fer tho sale Of staple and fancy
Try goods and Yankee motions. The tn rd
toor Tor the sale of boots aud shoes and m,.
seianeous articles, and the fourth floor 70,
forage OF heavy and duplicate pack ages of
';ch goods as we have for sale. Oar rs,-
bases are ma e to a. great an extent a. DOS
ible, direct from the II, III t:.ctnre! and pro.
'rccr In large quaint tics. This course SIC
ind greatly for the interest OF art.es par.
as.ng IS It enables US to sell ut lower rates
han PARTIES buying IN sraa!lereuanl,ics from
,ocond hands.
We arr confrrsed in the opinion thatit is
for the interest of purchasers to make tn, ir
bills as far as possible with our house, Their
by making it a grearer nducemcnt for the par
ty sc!hngto n axe tarorablc terms and ior pr,-
'es We have Il very full stock OF all | a,i no
+faples both n dry goods and grocer es and
aspcrtful y request cash buyers and pronip.
men to call on US when bay ne ia this Ma
|,ct.
Particular attention given to orders
JAMES B0NNELL
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-27
March 27t 1850. In32Iti
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.,ort BE beat
March y 1860 (n33-snl