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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17

Dry GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS AND
GROCERIES.

DRY GOODS, lANkEE NOllONS AM
GROCERIES,
James Bonneii, wlolesa!. merchant, 81,
and ~ East Water street Mil
waukce, Wisconsin.
Nails ares. Amcs Shouels. Boots and shoes
glass, arooden acare, ~' epping paper, tu1nes
rope, uicking bats sah. &C.. &c, @c.
IN Offering the above advertisement. to the
merchants IF northern Iowa and Nj nneso
ia. we would call attention to the extent a. ID
variety Of our stock compris ng nearly every.
thing in country trade, and beg ave to say
that we occupy arge and commndio;s build.
ing every way adapted to our business. The
main floor and basement arc used tor the sal,
Of groceries. nails glass, oils fish sc. The
>erond floor for the sale of staple and fancy
dry goods and yankee notion. The third
floor for the sale of boots and shoes and ms.
cel'aneous articles, and the f,u,th hoor TO,
storage of heavy and duplicate packages OF
such goods as we have for sale. Our pur-
chases are ma lc to as great an extent as pos
Sible, direct from the manufacturer and pro.
deer in large quantities. This cou'se we
find greatly for the interest of arties par
chasing a. 1t enables us to sell at lower rates
than parties buying in smaller quantities from
second hands.
We are confr,sed in the opinion thas it is
Cor the interest Of purchases to make tn il
bills as far as possible with our house, thcr .
by making it @ greater 'nducement for the par
ty sel!ngto u,uke Favorable terms and low pr,-
ees. We have a very full stoc- Of all l. aiding
staples both n dry goods and groceries and
respectful y request cash buyers and prompt
men to call on us when buying in this Mar
ket. '.
Particular attention given to orders.
JAMES BONNELL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
$1,000 A YEAR can :.
WANTED.

A r the store OF Munson & Pierce, butter,
eggs, tallow, lard, pork, wheat and green
and dry hides for which the highest price
will be paid. ~, in.lyJ
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS,
PHOENIX .BITTERS

Nov long cstab' shed as mast invalu
~ able family Medicine known. e;ther to the
public or the profession. are extend ng th.il
u,efu ness to the hottest parts OF the World,
ana elicitiag tcsimon ais OF their p, ompt and
decisive efficacy in 4 truly extraordinary num-
! her a.d variety ofhuman diseases. They ale
thus proved to act not mel ely as an ord mar
catha TIC medicine in cleans ng the al men ary
canal ami infusing new VIZ or into prostraten
Constitution, bat as absolute specifics In many
of the worst and most lin veterate malad, rs
which human natureinduces
The most horrible cases, Scrofufa u which
the Face. Bo es and l. nlbsoft e victim, had
been preycd upon by the Unsuitable disease:
are proved, by undcniable author ty Of the sui
ferers themselves, to have been completely
cured by these purely. Vegetable Medicines
after all others had been found more than
useless.
Obstinate cases Of Piles Of many years
standing have rapidly a.d permanently yield
ed to the same means. and Tiers OF like
kind arc daily cured in every part of the
country.
Hahtual as we'll as Occasional Cotiueness.
Dyspepsia. Bilious and Liver Diseases asthma
DrOpsy, Rheumatism. FL ter and Agne, FORMS
Settled Pains u, the O-gans aud Limbs, to-
getlier with u long cata ogue Of other ma,-
dies are shown, on the same 'ndisputab evil
dence, to be every where md invariably ex-
terminated by these mildly operating. yet
sure and speedy, resources of health an t
strength, without the usual ad of pnhery
and artificial recommendations.
Mofat's Vegetable Life Pills and
PhRNir Bitters.
have thus acquired IL ST" and enduring rep
utatien which bids defiance to contradiction
and VIII ch is cecxtentiye with the American
Population. Fl
Thsy cannot be fairly tried in anv instance
" thout sati 'factory benefit to the persor W q
makes the cxper ment and the visible .mpruve.
ment of health and strength, clearness Of
skin, delightful renovat on OF min which
they impart, speak for them to a | observers
and have been from the commencement t.,
the present. hour the best ad ser,iscmcnt and
recommended on.
They are prepared aud cd wholesale ID
retail by Dr.. WM MOFFiT. 335 Broadway
AMI by his Agents in town and country.
+ Sold byJ s. LAWYER, New Oregon Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
THE Howard Association,

THE Howard Association, in
view of the awful destruction of human
life canScd by scxua! diseases. and the decep-
tons practiced upon the unfortunate victims
o such diseases by quacks, several years ago
directed Their Consulting Surgeon, as char.
it lbe act worthy Of their name to open dis
pensnry for the treatment OF this class of Dis
e SEES, in al their forms and to give med ca
advice gratis to all who apply by letter, with
description Of their cond ton, (agc, ccura-
ton, habits of life, &c..) and in case of ex-
treme poverty. to furnish medicines free OF
charge. 1t is needless to add that the Asso-
ciat on commands the highest med cal skill
of the age. and will furnish the most approx
ed modern treatment. The d rectors OF the
association, in Their annual report upon the
treatment of sexual d seas 8, express the high
est satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the iaborS of their surgeons in the cure
II spermatorrhpa. sem raj weakness, gon-
norrhaa, g Jet. syphl lis. the vice "fomanlsm
or self abuse, seaSes of the kidneys and
bladder &c. and order a continuance of the
same plan for the ensuing year The d rec
tors. on areview OF tn, past, fell assured that
their labors in this sphere OF benevolent effort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted,
especially to the young, and they h We resolv-
ed to devote themselves, with renewed zeal. to
this very important aud msch despised cause
An adm rahle Report on spermatorrhoca, OF
seminal weakness. he vice of onanism. mas
Ii, baton, or self-ahuse. nd other Diseases OF
the sexual organs, by the consulting surgeon,
vii! be sent By mai Cu q sealed envelope,)
free OF postage, on 'ece 1T of two stamps for
postage Other reports md tracts on The ma
ture and treatment of scxunl diseases, diet,
&C., arc constantly being published for graz
tutous distribution, and VIII he sent to the
afflicted Some Of the new remedies and
methods Of treatmen, discovered during the
last year, arc of great value.
Address, for report of treatment, nr J Skill
lin Honghton, acting surgeon, Howard A~so-
eat on. No. 2 south street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors,
EzkA. D. HEARTwrLL, President.
It'll GEO. FA,RcH.LD, Secretary
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
AT THEIR OWN PRICES.

HUNDREDS Of dollars may be saved an
n nually to the citizens Of Howard and sur
rounding counties by trading with Munson
4 Pierce, New Oregon, corner of Main and
Miles street No. 1898 opl osite Munson's old
.ta.d. They have received aud will cont:n-
nc to receive every thing suited to the wants
Of the people hat is nice, new, and cheaper
than the cheapest Their stock comprises
foreign and domestic dry goods, fancy good
and Yankee notions too numerous to men
ton: readym dc clothing and clothing made
to Greer, hats, Gil, s. boots and shoes, grocer.
es, prov on:, hardware, crockery. 81, Sc
Don't buy shop-worn goods, moth-eaten goods
stale goods and mean goods generally when
you can get ut NJ. & P's fresh goods, desira
he good, and awful cheap goods Don't be
fooled, but come to No. 1898 and pitch in
A word to the wise is Sufficient
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17

.- DEBORAH LUMBS YARD
Pine Lumber Of all descriptions Shingles,
LATH, 48
SASH J
- Ofallsizes,
Reds DOORS AND
A Blinds
. Highest cash price paic for grain
hides &c. I3s.3nI
Opposite fremont House. =
sa ~g R. F. GIBSON
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
IMPORTANT TO TANNERS.

I John Ammon & Co.'S old stani. in
~ Dec.rah, Iowa, you will find the follow
ing aitc es for sale or manufactured tn or
der, viz: Wagons, pows. tanning IN lis,
drags cultivators. &c.---Ail kinds Of machine
ry repaired ut short notice Wood and iron
turned IN ali shapes desirable. An assolt-
men;ot ab legs, stand legs, bed posts, chair
stpH. wagon and g.y hubs always on hand.
The above art,cies ior sa con reasonable
terms. Parties visiting DEBORAH are invited
to give me q cal before purchasing.
JOHN AMMoN.
Decorah Iowa, SEPT lGth, 1859.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
>. .. SuRpENA. sd.
To THE PEOPLE or THE
STATES OE 10 VA,
AND MINNES A.

In the name of the undersigned Of the good
I people of the Commonwea tn of the
Eighth Jude d strict Of he State of New
York; you and each of you. are hereby sum-
moned TO he and appear at the dwelling house
of the undersigned in the town of Bus'i, in
.be county of Chautauqua, by and between.
the first day Of April 1860, then and there
upon yonr honor and the good 'epute yon
bear to examine the premises AMI testify to
he value of tn. same, now being IN tbc pos.
session of and owned by Ira G. Mead and
Tbom son e. Mead in said Town, County
and State. ....
You are also hereby notified after an cx-
animation of the said prem SEES to your salts.
faction You and each ofyou, will be examir-
ed upon ybur poir Dire. rs. to whether You
wish to purchase the same or any p 1T there
oi, an further as to the amount of ava,lab!e
funds you may hen and there haze conceal
ed IN aad about and upon your person, for
the purchase Of the said premises.
Farther you are required to take notice
that the said premises include $40 A RES
Ut the most .... .
| VAL LIABLE GRAZING LAND
situated lying and being in said county OF
Chatauqua, that "pon the same ar: valuable
| improvements consisting of and being 900
RES If the same under 20 d cultivation,
with Two Barns 80 by 40, one Horse Barn
30 it. square. one Cow Barn "a by 6 ; and
two good Dwelling Ho 'ses, large and com
med GUS nearly new and peas'trtl.' situated.
lies dcS Numerous out-houses not enumerated.
You are also notified that upon he sad
Q mi~ee
E. Fl OIC f w ATF,R
and also tw" Thriving Young Orchards ia
Jear,ng condition.
The above r,rm is we'll situated as t.
r"wns, SCOOPS; roads &C.. and viii be sold in
II bod or to separate purchasers, or eS-
CHANGED "a part Tor farm ne lands in
Iowa ur Minnesota.
Parties having r, al estate in either Of the
States named. asd wishing to exchange To-:
lands here, are referred to w. R. M AID New
Oregon Iowa, Or to the subscribers on the
premises, or .. Cook jamestown New
York, BuSti Chautauqua Co. New York.
January 25 1860.
IRA 6. NEAp. |
(tf) THOMPSON G. MEAD.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17

c.M. MUNsoN, CIV. PIERCE
New Oregon Steam Saw Mill,
Munson g. Pierce, proprietors, have con
stantly on hand good assortment of lumber
and !ath, chssp as the cheapest, Ilyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
BIZ A G. X MITHING
March y 1860 {n3s-6mI
HARNESS SHOP

81 ;. AiREs would respectful ANNOUNCE
to tho publ G that to is now ns:aa.ed
tAe harness buSil rs ia New Oregon Aad
Wi promptly attend to MI calls pCrtaia:n..
70 his business With pleasure ana wi exc
cate any thtnS III tns lice on the most reason
abe terms ard IN ncAat and 6urah Q raa
ohop On hiaIn street, over o.urgestin
- Give him call. 800 r,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE!

Females who value health, should be wthou,
these Pills. They purify the blood, remove distractions
x ali kinds cleanse the skin of all r1es and bn,ches
and bring the rich csor of health to the pale cheek
81 The Plants and Herbs of which these Pills
male, discovered in a very surprising way among
the TeEucsrs tribe Of Aborgines IN Mexico. Get the
Almsnac Of Agent, and you will read with delight
'h- very interesting account contains Of the GkkA
NkLN1SK' Of tn Azecs. ..- ..-...
Cbserve.-7hs Mountain Herb PITS PIT vp
Bn.atE Wrapper Ecth lsx ,a''asus 10 r,t, and ReoI
8 l. JE'DSUN q CO. each h.1
B. L. JUCSCN, b Co.,
SOLE. PROPR T. 'TORS S.
No. 90 Leonard Street,
NJ W YORK. ..4s
~ Agents wanted alvays-Address az above. ia
Sold by JOHN S. LAWYER New Oregon.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
JUDSO.4" s
Mountain Herb Pills

ABOVE We present you with a perfect likeness Of
Iezuco, chief Of tribe Of the strange Aztec Nation
that once ruled Mexico You wiz find full account If
n'n and hfa people in our Pamphlets and Almanacs-to
~ lad gratis, from the Agents for these Pills
The inventor aud manufacturer Of 'JuiIon's Noun.
tain Herb s has spent the greater part Of his life in
travelling. having visited nearly every country in the
world He spent over six years AR,~Dg the Indians of
the Rocky Mountains and Of Mexico and it thus that
the = MOUNTAIN HERB PILLs' discovered. A very
Interesting account Of his adventures there you will find
IN oar Almanac and Pamphlet.
Ia established fact that all diseases arise from
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES.

Liver Complaint, sic. Headache. &c. Th. Amf Bi'b.s
Medicine expes from the blood the hidden seeds II DIS.
and renders all the fluids and pure and
fluent, clearing and reauscitang the vital organs.
Pleasant adeed is It TO vs., that are able to place
within your reach medicine Ike the " MOUNTAIN HLKy
PirIs' that will pass directly Ia the afflicted parts
through ths blood and fluids Of ihs BODY, and cause
,s- sufferer 70 brighten with the Cash Of beauty and
health.
J"dssn's Pi!ks are the Best Remedy in rrist-
enee for the following Complaints:
3 tel Complaint, DsJlIy I,Ward Weakness
C'EAs, Ftver and Asue, Liver Complaints,
Gidx, Ftmdls Cumpldt,ls Ls,rness ri Siartss
Chest Dtsaase HeaddSkes, PILES.
COisnsss, lndt.eai"n, Stone and Grdu7.
gylxrSa, Fsueasd Secondary Symp
Bia,,hoa, I,1Esmmdtion tosns.
Dropsy,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-17
IMPURE BLOOD

The blood Ia The life and when ny foreign unhealthy
matter gets mixed with it, il ia at distributed
and al the vital organs quickly ompain The stomach
viii not digest the feed perfectly. The liver TO
sserete aufceacy Of bile The action of the heart IL
Weakened aud no the circulation il feeble The lungs
become cloggei with the poisonous matter hence, a
coaghnad all from a slight impurty at the fountain
head Of Hfe--the Blood Az il you had thrown some
tiny rvulet ia few nisutes tie whole Of th-
stream becomes disturbed and dScd,ored As quickly
i".s impure blood fy to every part and leave its sting
behind All the passages become obrrncted and unless
tie ebStruction ia reR~ve the lamp Of lie dies out
These pills not only purify the blood but degenerate all
the secseons Of the body they therefore, unriyaie
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-12

State .4ssdyer's Office 80 Somerset ~,
BosroN, April 18th, 1858.
WM. II. DAILY, New York
have made a chemical analysis of your Aro-
matte Valley Whskey, and find it a PURE, FINE
FLAvoREp RYE WuIsKEy, containing no injurious
matters of any kind and would recommend it
as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES Il. JACKSON,
State Assayer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-12

d A L US
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY !
FOR MEDICINAL USE,
TJAs NOW TAKEN THAT POSITION IN
L the worlds estimation, which justihes its
Proprietor in claiming for 1t
A Superiority Unrivalled,
Produced, as it is by process known only to
the Manufacturer, and extracted from the choic-
est grain which grows no where but in a favored
locality in the Valley of the Monongahea, and
containing no particle of deleterous admiXture;
it has acquired reputation for perfec: purity
and intrinsic excellence, based solely upon its ln-
herent merit. which the Proprietor does not in
tend shall ever be forfeited. Its universal use
by the
Medical Profession
is most urgently recommended Already has it
found its way into the principal public and prl-
yate HOSPITALS in the country, and wherever it
has been once used, it forthwith becomes ne
cessity.
The attention of consumers is called to the GER
tiHcates of the following we'll known Chemists
have analyzed sample of Daly's Aromat-
ic Valley Whiskey.' and find 1t to be pure ar
tcle. of fine flavor, and without any deleterlous
admixture. JAMES Il. Chiffon, NJ, d.,
New York Chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-12
THE JOURNAL.
weayerviIle Post Office.

Tho mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
49, tbe steamer of May 2Oth, will close at this Of
Sce SS on Tuesday evening, May 18th. at Z o.
hIe m JAS. O'CONNOR, p. M.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-12

Sl3l4 Il S920 ~
Gain. 1894 So
Treasurer ordered to pay the above amounts.
Ordered, that the Board DO now adjourn until
Saturday, May 18Th, 1860.
J.F. HOADLEY, Chairman.
Attest, NJ. f. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-12
TO TksE ELECTORS OF
WBAVERVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
| Y election will be held on the 18th day of May,
at which will be submitted the question whether
you will authorize tax to pay the expense of
maintaining Weavervile School for the addition
al term of ten months.
l. 1t will be necessary to raise the sum of $500
for such purpose, and the rate of taxation neces-
sary, eleven cents on the hundeed dollars, on all
property in the District
Folls will be opened as follows
WeayrrUe-At the District School House.
H. j. Seaman, Judge r. Desty and D. b. Gordon,
inspectors
D0ug1as Gfy-At Sudworth's hotel. Jno II.
Hough, Judge Chas Stanhope and Jno Estes,
inspectors.
ie,ciaon-At Phillips hotel. W. S. Lowden,
Judge A. C. Crow and W. A. Nunnally, in
spcctors.
The polls will be opened at the above points
between TIE hours of a. m. and y m, OF the
day above mentioned. A fail attendance IS re
ouested. THOS. CARR,
II. GREENWOOD,
Trustees Weayerville District.
April 2S. 1860. l53w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-12

WM. H. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whiskey is received.
and after careful examination. find 1t to be a
pure article, entirety free from the aduiterdting IN
gredients so frequently used. Very respectfully,
JAMES j. MAPES, Analytical Chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-12
SHASTA UNION SEMINARY |!
The SPRING TERM of Shasta Union SEM
mary will commence April 13d, 1850.
INSTRUCTORS:

G. X. GODFREY. A. NJ. Principal.
Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy
Elocuton, Astronomy, and the Science of Gov
ernment
MISS VIENNA G. JACKSON, Preceptress, Profess
sor of Latin and French Languages Didactcs
Mathematics, Drawing, Wax, Fruit, Flower and
Hair Work, Pells Work, Oriental, Grecian and
Italian Paintings;
j. NJ BRCELAND, NJ D., Professor of Litera-
ture, Logic, Chemistry, and Physiology
Miss CARRIE A. HARRIS, Professor of Civil
History, Physical Geography, Mental Arithmetic,
Analytical Grammar, and Vocal and instrument
tai Music
HENRY BATES, NJ. D., Professor of Minerology
and Geology, and Lecturer on Surgery
J. E. PELHAM, NJ. D., Professor of Political
Economy aud General Physics;
BENZ. SHURTLEFF, NJ. D., Professor of Consti-
tutonal Law, and Theory and Practice of Agri-
culture.
TUITION
For the term of II weeks, lower English
branches, including elements of Arith-
metic, Geography, History, Grammar
and Philosophy, ,........... $50 w
Higher English branches and Ancient Lam
guages, including Mathematics, Draw
ing, Chemistry, Physiology and Astron-
Shasta, April 2l, 1860. 14td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

bowcrsl How lovely fiction is that of q
mother chnrcb-a sort of pnlace.beautitil--
the resort of all Christian grnces, whose en-.
chanting gardens should be orcn to pilgrims
of all nations to wander sohciug themselves
with picking flowers, aswr were doing
And the luuutainsl Certainly the llalinn
mind succeeds bctiert than any other u the no-
etry of water, and here In Rumc most Of all
Never do You wander ont of tho soothing
sound ofialling water, aud the devices OF fouu-
tains are each ono an idyllic poem Here the
little cascade breaks over rocks formed Of bro.
ken sculptures Of antiquity, half grown with
moss There again, it is ia basiuS rudely
Clipped from natural rock, Sometimes the
water is made io dash down slopes perfectly
green with moss, or tricldc through fringes Of
fem and maiden hair Grottocs liingy with
walor-plaut4 surround the fountains. We were
much amused at the aspect of two huge old
grinins who were industriously spouting w0ter
out of inws bewhskered with forms md henr,l-
cd with mosses Tho silent afternoon still
moss of this lovely wilderness, in close prux-
unity 20 the great brooding dome OF ST. Peter
aud the proud halls of the Vatican, seemed to
us Ike lovely dream of peace and stiffness
in the hot glare of triumphnl procession
The bells, beginning 10 toll for yespcrs, ming
led dreamily with the fountains plnshng, and
shut in as we were by high green hedges, and
over arched hy trees all resonant with bird
singiugs one longed to lie down there aud be
at peace as souls do that have entered pam
disc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

Its estimated that there are in France two
millions of nominal Protestnnts with about n
thousand ordained ministers, and more than
two thousand churches aud chupels, most Of
them small, but some them Of good size.
Nearly, il not quite, half of the pastors of the
Protestant churches are evangelical in their
theological opinions aud are oil well educa-
ted men. Besides these, there are several
hundred evangelisls, teachers aud colpor.
tours.
Rev T. MrLER and J. Il. Bryan, of Gem
tervillc, Md, have published an address to the
members Of the Methodist Episcopal church
of Queen Annes county, in which they declare
that the General Conference of the Church,
at its recent session in Buffalo, had no right
to make slaveholding a sin; that by so doing
the constitution of the Church has been vio-
lated, and therefore that the new chapter in
serted into the discipline on this subject is
null and void
The World, of the 9th inst, says: A deep
and growing religious feeling has for several
weeks been maniiesting itself in the Warren
street NJ f. church, South Brooklyn. Last
Sunday evening, the pastor, the Rev. Joseph
Law, preached to crowded assembly u most
eloquent and heart-convincing sermon. At
its close the usual invitation was extended to
all present, who were serious TO present
themselves for prayer The result was truly
encouraging, for the altar was soon crowded,
and before the meeting was ended, many
arose. protesting to have found peace and con
ISOLATION in believing.
The finances of the American Board are i'm.
proving Its receipts in May were ilOOO or
about twice those ofihe same month last year.
The amount received during the first ten
months of the current financial year for the
expenses ofthe year Il. e, not including DOM.
tons for the debit is S2l9,75s; $32, ,2s0 moro
than was received for like proposes in the same
time last year. An effort is in progress, orig
mating with some business men, to pay off the
balance of the old debt by special donations
for this purpose--mainly large donations from
liberal, wealthy individuals-which is making
suce progress as 10 give fair promise of sue
cess