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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31


Three members OF the supreme
bench, Justices Nelson and Camp
bell and chief Justice fancy have
decided their preferences for
Judge Douglas for the Presidency
This wetake it shows that where
Judge Doulas declares that the
right of the people of the Ter
ritores under the constitution to
restrict the Introduction of slavery
among them is as absolute as in a
state, and that the decision of the
court in the bred Scott case did
not decide the point that this por
ton Of the court concur in opin-
ion with him on that question.
We are informed by J. F.
Mitchell esq. that the time of
holding the Agricultural fair of
this county has been postponed
to Oct. 10th. 1t is to be helna
Howard Center, and will without
doubt, as it should call out all, in
the least interested in the devel-
opment of our agricultural inter-
ests. The reason for this change
in the time of the Fair, is, that
thepeople of the county general
ly were not prepared for the ex-
hibition at the early day first set;
besides this, the people at How
ard Center could not get the
ground properly prepared as their
time up to this date has been
chiefly occupied in securing their
harvest. Either of these reasons
will be sufficiently satisfactory
to the people.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31
We have appointed the following

We have appointed the following
agents to obtain subscription and advertising
for tho PL AINDEALER, in their respective
localities, and will recognize their receipts.
Howard. Iowa, James Hall,
Lime Springs, Iowa, a. NJ. Van Leuven
Jamestown, Iowa. B. Kerr.
Howard Center Iowa, A. H. Petit,
Bust, New York, Thompson G Mead
jamestown NY. APP Wilcox
Also Post Masters every where
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31
DEMOCRATS ATTEND.

DEMOCRATS ATTEND.
Hon Lincoln Clark, Demo-
cratic State Elector, will address
the people upon the issues of the
campaign at New Oregon on Fri
day august 3lst, at 2 o'clock P.
NJ. Col. Warren the Republican
candidate for the same office will
be in attendance and as we learn
the discussion will be conducted
upon the terms of Col. Warren's
challenge to the Democratic cleo
tor to discuss the issues of the
day. Turn out and give them a
hearing.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31

The Democratic party owe Brecken-
ridge~heavy debt. Just such . debt
as the old Wing party owed Tyler
Each deserted his friends for the selfish
purpose Of establishing q new party
which he could lead. The last will be
condemned as the other was, to private
life. unhonored by the approval Of any
one.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31
See advertisement.


Dir. BAuMBAck in his travels on the
cape Of Good Hope says: / found very
frequently among the Dutch Doors of
the back country, Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, which they keep hung up bya
thong around the neck of the bottle to
peg over their hammocks. indeed
this seems to be their sole protection
against the throat and lung disorders
which are quite prevalent among them.
I thought tia speaking comment on
the practical genius of the American
people, that they should furnish the
staple, Ibelieve the only remedy this
people buy to use. Asking if they used
the same manufacturers Pills, they
told me that better purgatives grew all
around them than any body could pre-
pare.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31

1T is rumored that there is
one Republican paper in the
North, (South they have money
that has concluded to support
Lincoln and Hamlin: the rest
will support Breckenridge and
Lane.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31
"A son of J. II Fuller r.

A son of J. H. Fuller, resi-
ding four miles west of here. aged
about nine years, was bitten by a
Rattlesnake a few days since, from
the effects of which he died the
next day after.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31
BARRY, Ill. April 18th, 1860.

DAKR7, Ill APr11 HUI, I6OV.
JOHN D. PARK, ESQ, Chicago:-Wc
arc all out of Christic's Ague Balsam,
and wish you would send us one half
gross, as we have calls for it daily. We
have used it in our own families, and
have known it to be used in our vicini-
ty with perfect satisfaction, and we
make no hesitation in recommending it
as the best Ague Preparation in use.
Yours respectfully,
GORTON g. BUTTON.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31

We are under obligations to
somebody for the North Iowa
Times for the past two weeks in
advance of the mails; suspicion
rests upon w. F. Kimball Esq.
the worthy P. NJ. at DEBORAH.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31

It is said that Mr.. Buchanan consoles
himself by the reflection that Mr.. Breck.
enridge has no more friends in Ken.
lucky than he himself has in Pennsyl-
yanis.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31
Pen i. Scissors,

w SoctSA ACoAOAllS
in Albion, has introduced a new
variety Of wheat into the county,
a specimen of which shown US, ex
GELS anything we have seen this
year. 1t is said to yield 80 BUSH
els to the acre. 1t is known as
the Tea Wheat, and has been in
troduced in some of the eastern
states sometime and is highly
commended there.
"A friend writing US from
Western Pennsylvania, hitherto a
strong Republican, in speaking of
his corn crop, says it looks some
thing as the Republican party did
after receiving the news of the
election Of 1856, but not quite as
bad as the Reps did there, after
getting the news that the
wigwam at Chicago had been
turned into an immense slaughter
house, and that VIM. H. Seward
had been inundated there, nor
yet as bad as they will after the
returns Of 1860 come in. His
vote is sure for the Little Giant"
He believes as do hundreds of
Others there, hitherto acting with
him, in the capacity Of man for
self-government, in short in pop
ular sovereignty as expounded by
Stephen A. Douglas. We were
never fully satisfied with the doc
trine of mans total depravity.
The New York Herald says Of the
union between the Douglas and Bell
N en- IN New York:
This union ticket will sweep New
York, and the com aercial and manu-
featuring States contiguous toit, in No
vember next, as the whirlwind sweeps
the Western prairie. The sticks and
chat Of Black Republica nism will be
scattered by it, never again to be uni
ted in great political party. The
conservative revolution will be az COM
plete here, as it has been in the South.
and the new proclamation Of the high
er law by Seward and the Lincoln de-
structives will only tend to hasten and
increase its triumph.
One page Of the Hartford
Times, dated August Is contains
tour accidents, all resulting from
the use Of burning fluid. A sure
preventa tive is to march up to the
Drug store and secure q Kerosene
lamp; while they are per-
fectly safe from explosions, they
make the cheapest and best lights
known.
The merchants of this section
are making preparations to go
east and bring on their Fall and
Winter goods. We anticipate a
lively time.
There is to be an auction
sale on Saturday, Sept LIST at the
house of VIM. Cottrell, half mile
South of here, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
of a large quantity of Bees. Cat
tie &c; at the house of r. L. Tay-
lor at IL, A. NJ, of a large lot of
Household goods, Lumber, &c.
and Immediately after, of the
House and Lot owned by r. Tay
lor, near the residence of Elder
Windsor. They propose giving
Is months time on all sums over
five dollars. There will be some
capital bargains for somebody, and
s'the longest pole takes the per-
simmons" J. F. Mitchell auc-
tioneer.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31

The Iowan and Gazette of
Mitchell county, are having an
amiable time in regard to publish
ing the tax-sales. The Iowan
offered to do them gratuitously for
the county, but as that would
have been repugnant to the estab-
lished principles of economy, in
augurated into the Republican
polio! of Iowa, the proposition
was promptly refused, and the
work given out at legal rates.
Charlie Crane informs us, un
der date of Aug. Is, from indie
pendence, that he will be in town
in ten or ID days with the largest
and best load Of goods he has ev-
er brought here; and none ever
brought better or sold more liber-
ally. Mr.. Crane, besides being a
noble, whole-souled man himself.
represents one of the best and
most honorable houses (Scott &
Bro. in tMcGregor. We have
but one objection to Charlie, he
hurrah's for Lincoln; but as that
isn't contagious about here, why
let him yell. Persons trading in
McGregor, will do vel to con-
suit the advertisement of Scott &
Bro, and if they would make goo .
purchases, give them call.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31

4 New York paper hints that all Of
Lincoln's speeches in the celebrated
Illinois campaign we're written out by
long John Wentworth, and memorized
by the aspiring candidate. OF course
the papers statements is not true
Long John is now distinguished for
having sent enough stationery from
Washington, when an NJ c., to set up
a stationer's shop.
The Worcester Spy says that the Re-
publicans of Eli Thayer's District are
almost universally dis-inclined to be
represented in the Thirty-seventh Con-
gress by Mr.. Eli 7'hayer. He has had
two terms in Congress, and this seems
to them sufficient for man who nei-
ther represents their views faithfully,
nor takes pains to maintain harmoni-
GUS relations with his Republican asso-
ciates, either at home or in Washington
Minor Qate Major)J. G. Breckenridge
is reported 70 have promised to with.
draw if his state went against him. We
always thought John promising lad,
but latterly have little faith in his per-
ormances.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31

party for espousing the popular
cause, they are leaving it now as
rats desert a sinking ship.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31

acquaintance as we could wish
to make.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31

rests upon w. F. Kimball Esq,
the worthy P. NJ. at DEBORAH.
Mr.. Pepin has left mammoth
Sunfower at our Office. When
We state to our eastern readers
that it measured a foot and a
half in diameter, they will remem
Der that it as a journalist we say
it; our western readers have only
to look at their own fields to
find our word verified.
SELECT SCHOOL.
Mr.. A. J. Allen we learn opens
a select school in LAWYERS stone
block Monday next for a term of
thirteen weeks; tuition three dol
lars per scholar.
We hope to see Mr.. Allen
literally patronized by our citi-
zens as We have assurances that he
is competent to the duty, and a
very worthy young man withal.
->s>-
The Waverly Republican, hith-
erto a strong Republican Journal
runs up the name of Brecken-
ridge and Lane, and devotes near
ly two columns to an advocacy of
their claims to the offices to which
they aspire. This looks sensible
in the Republican, for as Lincoln
and Breckenridge, both affirm the
power of Congress, over every
question affecting the interests of
the people of the Territories, and
only differ in the duty Of Con-
gress. it is right that they advo-
cate the claims ofthat wing, of
their party, standing in their
opinion the best chance of car
rying the State.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31
Asw Orrsun F|uinSeulrr.

w.R. MEAD, EpIror.
NEW OREGON, AUGUST 81 1860
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-31
THE STATE DEBTS LIMIT.

Nc,ey appropriated by the last Republi
can Legislature, ..... $3.50, os3, A.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-05
SSirtbfcbafts ssrotv
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tum Die anSeisc, bae meine meme

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G'@rfercsG&jrfftTe1aTt
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oeolent iperoen. 94cintrtnfer made ih noroui
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taufs. lin ,abreiden Ssludb tittst
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lspsn Otsnltd9, Nahmitta9s 4 llbr, mnp gcrfclt
Nittwpd, U1ittas.
Oas Dampfibiff nSamrstcwn" serlast a6.
mcno tepsn 8reitaa, Na6mtttass 4 ubr, unp
Ncrfclt nm Samstag Ytittaa.
Der 8abrpreis in Der @aiiite. Mab(,siten r,r,
selblphcn, betrdst $40.
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GrenrIicns Gidrt fir Die Commemorate oIl.
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petersburg 5rlb,ua benuBeu, treffsn ,r.tia mil
Der Nortclt' petersburg Shbu in erlferrr Stupl
en- "m mt Dem Dampfbuot weitrr scben su tSu-
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burg Oepet 9eIb't merpen unp brtraat rer eon,,
5abrprets 9,ei&Iaas nur $40.
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Scfa m,,tlnacbumacm.
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NauIpficbiffubrt
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Sarpnta, 25O0 Sons, Capt. Gblers.
Digs ms9en ibrcr lAutnen uto adt6en sobrtsn rdt,
''a 0Stannte 0amrfleiiTe wcrpen rsselmdeia am
erlten unp 0unBebnteu iepen Npnats
nebmrn Naiasicre pm gerD Slurf nob ''F''''' ""'
III fcl9enoen Qrciien:
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SO SStSen Nalase psnbe man lid an "'''T'''''
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Sebt aus nab
ySO. 2z Naisafft oSse (!
Nle biul9lEcH Drp Wppbs In 9iihmrnnI

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-05
Oen beutlhen gRrthen

Oen pentl1en 9SrtDen
pie an,etge, baB mir i'm bieiisen @ulfcm. Sooule
1000 e,allUnen bes telten bon uns Ielblt impor.
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efranA ttsli's 9IIufrirte .Baitnnq.
Gran &esIte's SItufrirts Sd,vrS'

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5rana @taube.
SSeae Y<Sirtbfbaft
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q 9er Ter 9 Ton.
DENT publifum Die er9ebtnife anseioe, tas Der
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auseneimea nit ben Gs, ten o'ttranten Oepien:r
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9duptn6lib mabt ptrirlbe aud auf 1einen
oeruHmtsn uno nnfeblbaren ySirgnia gBprm
&iller" aufmertIam.
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tanilbe 2eee9tur miro BON =. .Sinperpatr
eslorst, Der aud i'm 5anppsrtaufe feline Qdups-
leute aufs 5reuubttfite bepieuen mire.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-05
MONTICELLO HoTEL
Pm bic Damen 9lithmpnpe.

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FLRsT-CLAss DIPLOMA
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Onnrnnen t0Rnsn is Srriimet iaItsn, bo6 lie nir otc
un0 stl4mad00lI aseedHrte 28aaEs bialt erbaltrn.
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Si@en~ rno Gibtrnbs better Qualit6t unb fonr Sr;ns
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MiuintrD ll1a6ren f!

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Matfn, eaB er feinsn Store BON I09 nd,,t 229
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y.ls@ StOrt SOafaROias Bay &c. @n,ilar
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70 eso lRarfef .&Snfel

Gdr Der 6. II. NarlDaGfr, 8i6mouo, Sa.
Oteies 9eltmndppa snserj6tetc lSctel wirr
Dem rsilenoen 9ublitum betcns cmpfoblen. Die
lntsrieibncten srlauben i6 ,ualeich, ,um site.
rem Selu6 bieies 9pfaIs freunplitIf ein,ulapen
troelblf fets bas bette ea9erbirr unp lonliae er,
frii&un9en su finben linb.
Soaroer0 fnoen paieIbf frennelidbe 3immer.
quite &olt nno 5noprEpmmenpr Sepitnuna.
Stabeltpfer u. bSu5(er.
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Nf. A. FAUCHE
(sVu Qe7js),
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of said act Of adultery, was. to my certain
and full knowledge, pregnant with said Harriet
Corning Burch, and had been so pregnant for
the space of near two months prior to the time
of such acts of adultery. further swear that
the said David Stu art committed acts of ad
ultery by having illicit connection with me
repeatedly, at various times, and think seven
times, all of which acts were performed from
the l4th of October, when they first began, up
to and after the birth of Harriet, which was on
the Oath day of May, 1858.
further swear that Isaac Burril has been the
bearer of quite number of improper letters
between David Stuart and myself, surrepti
tiousy sent, and believe his agency between
said Stuart and myself has greatly aided said
Stuart in causing my destruction and ruin.
(Signed) MARY W. BURCH.
Witness, FANNIE BURCH,
IS J. r. VALENTINE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
day of January, 1860.
J.R. VALENTINE, Notary Public.