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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04
LAW NOW OFFERING THE

IAN NOW OFFERING THE
DEaATNDER o. ny stock Of LADIES DREss
h oOoDs. comprising IN ysrs, Cashmere A.
Laisss Robes. Frebch Merip0es. siid coiors AMI
psiased ae lssis@s. scotch csssmere Pjal1s, POP
hDs. 0rissails, Rich SIR Robes. Blsek Dress siIks,
Bofsbszisss, Aipscss, Ladies' Cloth, flash Mar
settles, Hlack Csshrners slssvls, Cioaks sDf fsr
french Calico Esbes. AIso
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Csssimerss. ssttinsts, Rsnsscxy Jeans, snd
French Csssjmsres, DndeY1srnenis, Hats, Caps,
Ties, 0ravsts, Gloves, MsfseiIes sbirts, and Fisn
DsI Hunting Shirts. Also
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
sueh as vorsted Curtain Dsmasks, Lace ana
Muslin Curtains, Blankets, flannels, Carpets shd
Rugs. Also
PLANTATION GOODS.
Such a. Heavy Kerseys, LiDseys TvilIsd ana
Plain Ioveir, Hlekory snd ChoctaE stripes, Dem
ms and variety o. useful Articles, sli o. which
I oHsr at reduced prices r. order % Hiske room
for ny sprlnK lmpoFtatfns. Here IL a chance
or Barxalns at g. SfMOS's,
Capitol Cbesp Store,
dec22 Corner Of Laurel and Third sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04
HORSE SIIDERS

WILL remember thst we keep on hand the
w common horse nail a. well Is our extra
English stub nail, and both st low prices.
MOSTAN A hATTA,
dec7 Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04
Drss.
THE FTyFI.A SHAWL

IIAvISG few more Of the elegant and much
IL admired 10 styled FspelA or Cloak sharls
on hand, I Offer 10 disposs q them At reduced
prices, in order 10 clear out the Iof.
noviO g. SIMON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04
Making together i94T o. 100

t5-TERMs AND CONDITIONS
fifth cash, and the balance on = credit Of
one, two, three and four years, in the notes
Of the Purchasers, made payable vt The
Citizens Bank Of Louisisna, seeufsd by
special fuortesge on the property sold,
with all The vendors privileges and the
elsuss Of non. aliendo said notes 10 bear
interest At the rate vf 8 per cent. per an
nun from date until fnatprity, and 10 bear
satisfactory city endorsement il required
~ che Finance Committee 81 the Common
Council, herein acting ~ tho Board Of
Commissioners of the MeDon0gh School
Fund. IN case Of payment Of any 81
the notes ut maturity, those unpaid viii
bear interest interest from maturity - The
rate Of per cent per snnarn mill fully
paid. This last condition will not be ~
construed ~ to authorize any delay m the
payment Of the notes ~ maturity
20 The purchasers viii eaase them-
selves 70 be put in possession At their own
expense, ard they viii be required 20 corn
ply with the terms and conditions Of sale,
above SET forth, within fifteen days from
the day Of sale and 10 shy case Of delay
Or neglect on their psrt, the property pur-
chased by them vAl 10 re Advertised and
sold for their account and risk, without
further notice, Of legal default.
Acts Of sale before 9. v. Fortisr, Esq
City Notary, at the szpsnse Of the pur-
chasefs.
ig~For further particulars, see the New
Orleans Bee, Crescent and BalIetiB.
ian1-td.d.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

III 9s W. WAbsVN,
City Ascslcre-r, Once 10 Bsns Plses
MONDAY, JANUARY 7s. 1860, begin
ming at ~ O'Clock NJ, At the 81. Charles
Exchange, New Orlesns, and on the fol
lowing day, VI requisite
BY order snd for acconnt ~ the City of
New dreams, I will proceed 10 sell a. pub
lie suction, without reserve or limit, the
following described valuable lands ao-
qaifed ~ the CITY ~ New Orleans. from
the estate Of John AeDenogh. deceased.
10 wit;
i.rnasirtsss Pssi-s, Of East f8ston Rouge
A valusble Tract Of Land, situated in
the Parish ~ East Baton Rouge, adjoin
ing aid immediately below the eity Of
Baton Rouge, divided into steven tracts,
designated by the Nos. I h. II inclusive,
and lying in r. 7. s. X. W. sceording b.
= plan drawn by Louis ". Pile. City Sur
yeyor, the dimensions being taken from
a plan ~ Wm. 4. Mccullough, q. s. sur-
vsyor- General.
Nos. I. ., 8, and 4, sdjoin each other
contain each about 80 spytffeisl acres
measuring each 253 feet froDt on the Mis-.
sissippi rive ny depth Of sbout 1880
feet.
Nos. 5, 6, 7 and adjoin ssch other, con
tain each about s5 superficial acres, mes
suribx sseh s1 feet front on the Mississip
u liver by depth % about 1855 feet.
Nos. .. 10 and n adieiH eseh other, con
tain each aboHt 81 superficial acres, inca
suring each I'll feet front on the Mi.-is-
sippi river by depth Of about ssis feet.
fine undivided third Of A TRACT or
LAND situated in the Parish Of East Ba-
ton Rouge, on both side Of Cypress Bayou,
shout seven miles north Of Bston Rouge
snd three miles northeast 81 the MissisSip-
pi river, and lying partly in r. s. 8. X.
W Z, and r, S. 5. 4. ] y.
The said tract - composed Of The fol-
lowing divisions, according n plan
drawn by Louis n. File, City Surveyor,
the dimensions being taken from plan
by WIN. !. McCslleugh, y. s. Snrvsyor
General, viz
Section No. Al eentsips, POS a. 100 scres
Section No. 4S contains, 24S 100
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

CENsUs oF lS60.-As the produc-
tions Of the year about to close
form o large proportion Of the ele-
fnehts 0f agricultural returns 10 be
embodied IL the coming census, IL
Is suggested that more than ordin
sry care be taken by our people III
preserving sn accurate account ~
their various products Of the field /;
for, although the census year EN-
braces the period between the first
day Of June, 1859, aud the first
LAY Of June, 1860, including the
latter, the amount IF agricultural
products is mainly determined the
present winter, aud Unless sope
care is exercised the producer is
not likely to be prepared 10 make
a proper return upon tie sudden
aud unexpected call Of the census
agent in the summer In fact, il
would be well If every farmer aud
planter would have and bold IN
view the Importance Of being fully
prepared with a statement where
from the questions of the mar
shals could be- promptly and cor
rectly answered. The reasons
which should induce preparation
now on the part Of the agrioultur.
ai community are, at later period
equally applicable 20 al classes
Of persons. II is a gratifying fact
add one creditabls to the iutelli.
gence Of the American people. that
IN taking the seventh seusus only
three persons demufred ~ respond
ing to the questions Of the mar
shals, and they waived their Oh
iections when appealed TO by the
Offices having the general charge
u that work.
We understand that timely no
tics will be given regarding the
nature Of the information required
FIT the eighth census, which we
hope public prnss will literally aid
in spreading throughout the land,
and it is not for a moment 10 be
doubted that our people, who are
b. reap tie benefit 1T the kuowl-
edge gained, will manifest M mi
versal and cheerful alscrity in con-
tributing each their quota Of the
facts, which, in the aggregate, go
to illustrate the condition and pro-
gress Of the nation. National IN
tciiigsuor.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

BAYOr SofREL BLOCKED UP.-Wo
understand that Bayou Sorrel is
blocked up with drift f0r the space
Of two miles, thus impeding pavi-
gatiou elTectuslly through Bayou
Plaquemine TO the Attakapas We
did not learn that there was any pro-
peet offs being soon remoyed.-PLa-
guemins Gozetk 31a NIL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04


A WrrfY REpsEfN.-Away down
in Maine a big indian was tried,
convicted and fined Eve dollars for
stealing. lie Immediately pulled
out a welllilled wallet, aud count
cd out the money 10 Judge John
son, demanding ~ the same time q
receipt, when the following colo
guy occurred.
Judge.-"Ssm, you don't want a
receipt, for il is settled ON the dock
ct, and can never again come up
against you"
lndian.-"l pay you the money
well, give me receipt"
Jodge-"l tell you that you
don't need IT, for il is settled on the
docket
Indian. White man say me
steel Judge Johnson, say me steal ;
! say me no steel, but me pay urn
now give uD receipt
Judge.-~"Wcll, since you insist
upon it. If you will give me q good
reason for wanting II, I will give
you 0he"
lbdiap.--Well, when me die, me
'spects to go 10 heaven. Very
well J when me gets to the gate,
Peter saJs--Go way, Indian, you
steel says, very well, what IL
| do (; don't ! pay Mn ? Potter says.
show nm receipt, and then IL |
don't have um I shall Ice obliged 81
60 look all through hell 70 find
Judge johnson to prove | pay
mn.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

Crest sale N l.ss~s In tsss Pssssssss Or
, lesrs, ~. Besrssd, Fis4sssws~es. sss-
ssrsos, ~. Csss1<ss ~ Sssses, asvsrs-
ssc.. fsssswsesse tssess~s, Esss Baton
Rv~xe. ~. Tsssrss~y. Assws,pts.r.
~. Landry saa Gsiessses, On long ere
at, ~ erses sra ~ seccuns Of the meDcaoxh
sel.,,t r,,,,d fjitx "A Ma f,vte.,s
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-04

HENRY CLAY ON THE UNION.
Extract Of speech delivered before
the Legislature Of X Kentucky, at Frank
fort, Nov. Is, 1850:
al may be asked, as | have been
asked, when | would consent TO a dis
solution Of the Union. answer,
Never neverl peverl = .
II the agitation in regard to the fugi.
tive slave law should continue and in
crease, and become alarming, il will
lead to the formation of two new par
ties I; one for the Union and the 9th.
er against the Union. = .
And the platform Of that Union party
win be the Union, the Constitution,
and the Enforcement Of the Laws
And if it should be necessary to form
such party, and it should be accord.
ingly formed, ! announce myself in
this place a member Of that party,
whatever may be its component ele-
men.s."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
't..a''s'}St]BlP|:ENA.
TO THE PEOPLE Of THr
STA TES OF 10 WI,
AND MINNES 0TA.

In the name of the und .rs' gned of the goos
psople Of the Commonwea tn Of the
Eighth judicial D strict OF tie State of Now
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 Bls,i, in
the county Of Chautanqua, by and between,
the first day Of April 1860, then. and there
upon your honor and the good ,epute you
bear to examine the premises, an testify to
Inc va'ue Of the y, m : now being in the pos
session of and ow,.d by Ira G. Mead and
Thorn son G. Ne. d said Town. County
and State.
Yoa. are also hereby notified after on ex-
animation Of the said prem scs to your salts
faction you and each of you, will be examin.
FED upon your~ Voir Dire rs to whether you
wish to purchase this came or any part there.
of an further as to the amount ofavailablc
funds you may hen and there have conceal
cd in and about aud upon yo,r person. for
,ths purchase Of the said premises.
Further you ore required to take notice
that the said premises include 24o A RES
'of the most 2.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
TO TIE CITIZENS OF = -. :
h 0 " A R.D COUNTY,.

II X. AVERlLE, Jr.. has enlarged left.
= 80 ted and r. furnished the Old Skv- Light.
Daguerrean: Gallery over II. II. y ckerma,,.s
book and drug store. in DEBORAH; and he "a
now prepared to take ,mbroty PES, stsrr.eo-
types. me ainotypos, photographs, M clio.
graphs papyrogr p 8 and many other sty -
OF pc ures. IN the most Perfect and dnrab e.
Ipannor'' Ho operates with the latest a, d
most improved, proeesses VIII Ell are n t in t!.a
Possession Of any other artist in Northern
Iowa. and which give IF like tone and du
rabl ty to his p ctures not obtnina bic nv any
other His an1trotyres and photographs oan.
not DO xccllcd in the west,
He keeps on hand and is constantly receiv.
ny the latest and most fashi nab: styles Of
frames cases, traces, passcp rtouts, iockets
and pins VIII ch be will FL will pictures u
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
He gets up new STYLE of loeket PC. afa'
wl'ch has al the bri liancy and Durability Of
glass p ctures with the ghtness and plul,il;.
y,of paper, at tho same tine il isrtrce artna,-
ill the VI jtctions Of other styles Of locket PIC.
tnics variety cf,o her pictures .wTsiilk I;t
mp to order including oil 20 ntinga.. meme
chromatic. ciayon and lud:a ink draw .nrs
and a lsorts MATS ~. ls ~.
" This IL a permanent inst;ts,sion an /
bus. ness will Be conducted upon anshotichsb.s
basis Tie patronage OF al wko want. good
pictures ia respectfully sol cite,..- ENQUIRE Tor
\vERHL's PIcTya GALLERY.. . - :: !.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
At THEIR OWN PRICES.

2
HUNDREDS OF dollars may be saved an.
L = nualiy to the 9 tMcn- OF Howard and SUR
r"undiag count es by trad ny with Munson
X p cree, New Oregon, CORNER of Main and
Miles street No. 1898, op. o.itc Munson'S old
tad. They have received and will contin-
ne to receive every thing suited to the " ants
OF the people that is nee, new, and cheaper
than the cheapest Their stock crmpr ses
foreign and donest c dry gonds, fancy goods
and Yankee not.ns too hume. GUS to men.
I on : ready m de clothing and clothing made
to or.er, hats; CAPS, boots and shoes, grocer
Or, provisions, hardware, crockcry. &:, SC.
Don It buy shop-worn goods, mo'h-caten goods.
stale goods and mean goods generally when
you can ectat NJ. 4 P.'s fresh goods, dcsira-
bic goods and awful cheap goods. Don't lie
i,.olcd but como to No. a89B and pitch in
A wcsd to the wise is sufc.ent. S.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
MOFFATSV.iEE PILLS, !.
!, a. ANY -. -.
PHI sEVIX I.ITATERfS

NOV long esta!jt shed az lnest Mvhlu
= able family Ned cine know.l. oltheE e the
public or the profession. arc IA tend nS then
useft, ncss tn the relaoteA .parts\ thew crIdy
and ei,cit;sg testinaou ais oftheir = onPt a"a
dec;si,e efficacy in = truly extraordi nary nnm-
Der ID variety If humane iseases. Enev are
II us proved to act not b,ei ely ~ an ora nary
eathart.c medicine III cleans ng efre.al A''en AIRY
canal an | ;nf:sn. new. vigor into prntrseeA
GEMS. sutton, but rs absolute specifics nn MANY
Of the worst and most inveterate naalaNies
which hursnn nature Induces: r. 49, \.
The most horrible cases Scrofala. in which
the Face. b o. and L mbs 1T 9 victim had
been prey.d upon, by tha;nsatiablc dscases
arc proved, by unIeniable authority OF II csests
ferers themselves, to have heen comp otesy
cured by these purely. Vegetab caNlcd c.nes
after all others had .been found more thar
useless. :.
obstins,e cases cf Plies Of many years
STAN ng have rapidly ana permanently;yisid'
ed to the same means. and others Qf like
kind arc daily cared in every part Of the
country, ..
Ha,gtual a, we'll A. Oecasi5nal Costiveness
Dyspepsia. Bilious and Lirer Diseases asthma
Dropsy, Rheumotism. Fl vey ard Agne, Worms
Settled PANS IN hs O:gdns and Limbs TO:
gethsr with - lm'g cata oglc Of Other. NAL =.
dies are shown, On tho same nd,sputab G evil
.dencc, to be every where. and invariably OK
Terminated BY these mildly Operating, set
sure and speedy, resources at health and
strength, without the usual ad. .of. puAagy
/! and artificial recommendations.
Mo6sfs Vegetable Life Pills and
iot9Hir Bitters.' .
have TINS acquires. y s,;i5S and enduring rep
ntation witch b ds dc6ance.> co,.:::.Adct'on
sad wh CD il eocxtentive withthe American
Population. @ ~ ls1
They cannot be fairly tried n anv instance
v thout sat- 'factory benefit to the pers" " .
makes the cxper n,ent and the visible improve.
ment Of health and strength, cIearness Of
skin. delightful renovat on OF mint which
they impart, speak for them to all observers.
and have been from the connen cement, to
the preseut hour the best advertisement and
recommended ON.
They are prepared and so'd. Wholesale aid
retail by On WM MpFFlT. 335 Broadway
and by his Agents in town. and country
Suld by J. 5 LAWYER. New Oregon Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
CRY. GOODS. YANKEE NOTIONS AMI
GROCERIES.

CRY. GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS AMI
GROCERIES.
James Bennell, Wholesale merchant, 81
r. aud 80 East Water street Mil
49, waukec, Wisconsin.
Nails, ares, Ans showls. Boots and shoes
glass ,roodea scare, mapping paper, tuines
+ rope, uicking: bats salt. &C., f., &c.
/ IN G.riny the above advertisement. to the
- merchants f nurthern Iowa nd M nneso
tn. We wo,hfcnf attent.an to the cx,en, AID
Yariet Of our stuck comprising nearly every
thing in country trad, and beg ave tosay
Frhat we occupy arge and co,n,n' dious build
ing every way adapted to our business The
man floor and basement are used Tor the sale
df groceries, mails, glass, oils fish &c. The
so,dnd ti"or for tho sale Of staple and fancy
dry goods and yankee notions. The III I'd
foar inr the sale OF boots and shoes and mis-
sccfnncous STITCHES, and the fu'th h,nr TO-
forage OF heavS and duplicate packages Of
s,ch goods Us wo, nave for. sale. Oar pur-
Ithasesi are ina 10 to ~ great IN extent as pos
sibls, direct from the manufacturer and pro
d: Ger in large quantities. This course we
lind greatly for tho interest of s.arties pur-
lthas'ng rs It enables us to sell at lower rates
than parties buy ing III smaller guam tiles from,
second bands .,y~ h.. -
a.sWe ar confirmed in the opinion that it is
Cor the interest of purchasers to make their
lfiis is far us possible with our. house, ther ;
by making it . greater nd,icement for the par
y sellingso make favorabletermS and lor pr,-
<Ss. We have very full stock Of all ad.ng
staples both n dry goods and grccre 81 and
request cash buyers ind prompt
Msn to call on Us when buying in this Mar.
I3t. A. -. l.F go,
I Particular attention given to orders
ii - JAMES BONNELL
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

4 r John Amnapn &, Co.'S old stan,. in
~ DEBORAH. Iowa. yor Will find the follow
ing nrt.c cs for sa!e or manufactured to err
der, VIZ: Wagons plows, tanning mills,
drags cultivators, &c.-All kinds of mscl,ne.
~ repaired at short notice. Wood and iron.
turned IN all shapes desirable. An asso !.
men. Of ,ab legs: stand legs. bed posts, chair
staff, wagon and buggy hubs always n'hnnd.
The above articles tor sa ON reasonable
terms. Parties visiting Decorah arc invited
to give me call before purchasing.
JoHN AMMoN.
DEBORAH, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1859.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
CURE ron BlIxous Disc A sRs:
JuAson's Pills ere TIE Rssi. Remedy IN e:ei.s.'
enc. fer tie fekulAit,G .C0nrpIninfs ..
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE !!

<snalr~ WIN vslse health. should he withNN
ilsss+ iAa They purify the tlo"9, ohstrufiisas
q AZ Mods, eennse 4e skin 1T s pmp'cs ard bsntchss
and nj, the rich e.lor 81 health to the pale cheeks
- r,., Plant. and Herb. of which s.is.e Fis ME
I'D ~ y discovered In very Surprising way among
:. y..ucA tribe of $sn snes in Mexce:s Get the
4 nsc u -, Agent, and you viii Ecsd with t.4iyhA
~ " in, Hns scoosnt eonsaiaso II tae GREAT
MA T. =" Of Il" Ae'eea
-S,sA =. we-n. Nexnsate Ne,A PITS ere pet VIZ "
p.:A WrappsS Ea<n b1o onta,ns ~ pihx, ard Re,a,i
- az " ,Ser bsa W senUtne. Aare the siss.xars Of
n q "a ~ w & CO., e's zach lts
r. I. JO.CSON, & Go,
.se,I.K TROa NJ IL + . X =.
80. so I.ronansf street,
AER To'RK- -:
~ Ar.o,. x.n,. :. eswsys--AdArnss as ssoSs - /.
\ 49,
Sola byJoHS s. L.~vEasNe" Oregon.
p ! -. ,4s> - :,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
TANHE Howard Association, il

IL Il iIONdIu ASSOClHI1OH, III
view of the awful destruction of human
'ife cansed by sexual diseases. and the decep-
lions practiccd uron the unfortunate victims
o such d scases by quacks, seve al wears age
directed Their Consulting Surgeon. rs Il char
Is .hle act worthy If their name to open n DIS
nensary for the Treatments of-tl.is class of 4 8.
e s..s, in al Their forms. and to give med ca
advice gratis to All who apply by letter. W tn
a description of their condition, {agc, ccupa-
ton, habits of life, &C., and in ease of cx:
IRENE poverty. to furnish medicines free or
charge. 1t is nccde to add that the Assoc
ciat on commanis the h CHEST med ca skill
Of the age. and will finnish the most approx.
ed modern treatment. The d rcctors Of the
'ssociat on. in Their annual report nron The
treatment of sexual d seas =. express the high.
estsatisfactionwith thesuccess which has ut
tended the lahors OF their surgeons in the cnrr
Of spermatorrhtea, emnal weakness. gon-
norrhea. Get, syph lis the vice Of oman,sm
or self abuse. se.ses of the Kidneys and
bladder. &c.. and order cont nuance of the
same pl"n for the ensuing year The roe,
their labors in this sphere OF benevolent effort
have b.en Of great benefit to the afflicted.
especially to tho Young, and they h We rcso!y.
this very important and much dcspised cause
An admirable Report on sparn,atorrhea, or
seminal weakness the vice of onanism mas.
urbation, or sclf-ahuec. nd Other diseases OF
the sexual organs. by tho consulting surgeon.
will be sent by mail lin a scaled envrlopc,l
free Of post ge, on ecept of two stamps for
postage. Other reports nd tracts on the ma.
ture and treatment Of. sexual seascs, dict,
&C.. are constantly being published for gra.
tuitnus d:str' button, and II be sent to the
afflicted. Some of the now remedies md
methods of treatment discovered during tho
last year. are Of great value.
Address, for rcpo toftreatmcnt, rr. J. Skill.
lin Houghton. net NJ surgeon, Howard A,so-
cation, No. 2 South street, Philadelphia, F..
BY order Of the Directors,
EZRA. d. HEARTwrLl, President.
I'LL GEO. FAlRcn:Lp, Secretary
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
N UTICE.

TvO all persons interested Notice Is here
= by given that the undersigned wAs hn
the 2nd, day of April AID. 1860 apo nted
by the County court Of Howard Comfy Iowa,
4 - \ ~ L---4 4 y, .
LlvONlA c. JONES. [na4,4wl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
HARNESS SttOtr..e. y

HARNESS. : st,ots... = 81:
II S@AYRES would lespecttul announce. :.
= to til. public that Is is$ncw cngagseL
n the. harness bisin IS in. New, Osesop AMI
vii promptly attend To Ill calls pertaining
to hi business " tn: pleasure and viii exe.~
cute anything in his line on the most leasoE.,-
able terms and in nea at ard dufab Q ma"ns'.
shop on Main street, over S.urgsstin ah.s
u Give hi" +" call CALI l'y I
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
VALUABLE GRAZING LAND

situated lying and being in said county OF
Chatauqua, that pom the same are valuable
improvements consist Rg Of and being 200
Al RES OF the same wnaer good cultivation,
with T@o Barns 50 by ~, one Horse Barn
80 it sqtare. one low Barn 44by g., ana
two good Dwelling Houses, large and COM
mod GUS nearly new and pleasant; situated,
bes des numerous out-houscs not enumerated
You are also notified that upon he said
rrnsisss il an alb IN lance
&c Fl orc j. NJ II !, r
nd also two thriving lsung Orchards in
bear ne condit on.
Tine ahove farm is we'll situated as to
Towns, Sc ools roads &C.. and Will be sid in
/ y bud or to separate purchasers, or ex-
changed IN part tor farm ng lands in
Parties having al estate in either Of the
State named, and wish ng to exrh ,ngc for
land. here, arc referred to w. R. Nj AID New
20 egon Iowa, or to the subscribers on tho
piem ses, cor too Cook jamestown New
York, Busti Chautauqua ca. New York.
i January rs. 1860.
..i.s Ira g. Mad.
(tf) THOMPSON G. MEAD.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-13
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

vEHE ubscriber will sell tire ,hosse bditt
and former y owned BY, SyToeas 10 t"is
village, very low, with, three lots ndjuininE.
Also twnlots directly. opp tre16sav& ho,ss,.
saet, IN 20 Afl W. r, MEAD.