davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

Notes and Accounts.

AVN. A ERNST has let wi h me
w his rotes mi accounts for collection. All
persons knowing themselves indshtei t. sal Ernst.
either y not or 300 accou"t. viii p ease call ard
rsy up immediately This notice Is given Q y the di
Teeaon Of Mr. Ernst. that 10 excuse may be urged.
shy pay m=Et VS. lot nNde.
JEFFERSON PALM.
Warren. o.. Anil Il. Ieeo 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

Best crop OF Fall Wheat not less than two acres,
q French on UnderdrAins y and 81; second do same
book and ]; third do same book
Beat crop sPriag wheat, not less than 2 acres sec
ond do; thurd dO-(sIme premiums as above)
Best crop Indian Corn. not less than two acFeS.
same book and 81; sscnnd do same book.
Best crop OF Oats not less than two acres second
premiums as for cOrn)
Best crop of Flax net less than ; acres, same book
srd 81
Best Il acre OF potatoes, same book and 81: second
do same book; third do Ohio Cultivstor and Soc
Best crop Of Barley not less than ] acre. French on
EadsrdTains aud eli Serond do same book.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25
Sntnrdnr. The oGth div of Nay. 1867.
CHERIFF'S SALE
= John II. Oasterline

sh ria's omee Warren, Al
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-25

/. The land shall he Tsasur-d by soDs competen;
pers- n. ahp shall make at 'asit Of the accuracy OF
the measurements and quantity CO gtO1gd.
: ale applicant shall nuke aliavit. arcordiar TO
the form Snnrx-i. to the TitnJiy - grain or o.h-r
c-og r. sed on the ground entered on the premium
lit, Wick ah'iavt must accompany the april ,ation
:r 4 premium. toe etiier with 4 sample Of the grain or
n-her C .Op
= The main object Of the Society being tn prnmats
cult vstion. they do not pro- ose to OF er premiums FOR
crops reduced by rxtravs :aHt expenditure. the efore
4 detail ed certified account Of se expense Of ecltiva
tion mast be made. TIL expense Of labor aud manure
sh"u'd be more particularly stated sud the kind Of
manure given.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
SHERIFF SALE

pY virtue Of an execut on issued out Of the
H Office of the Jerk Of the District Court
OF Howard County Iowa. TO me delivered and
directed, commanding me to make the sum OF
ninety four dollars and eighteen cents DANA
ges besides costs of snit and accrting costs to
satisfy Il jude rlent that G Dorlsnd & O..
recovered against c V. Dorland at the court
Of common pleas of Huron coanty. Ohio, on
the 18Th day of October. A.. D. 1881, and n
tere>t thereon at SIX per cent unit pa 4, Il
transcript of sal judgment was f I'd IN the
Office # the Clerk of the District Court Of How
ard county. Iowa. on the 10th day of De-
cember, d. 1859. by virtue of the same,
have levied upon all the right title and inter-
"st. which the said c. v Dorland had to and
n the following descr bed premises on the 10th
day Of December, 1859, to wit the south wet
quarter Of section three town ninety $. ven
"a, &c twcve west of the 5th p. NJ, in How
srd county Iowa, which shall expose to pub
lie sale. as the law directs mt the front daor
of the Eagle Excha &c Hotel. in the village
pf New Oregon, Iowa, On Saturday the elst
day Of January next at two O'Clock P. NJ. to
satisfy sad demand.
Date. December. eth A. D. 1852
JAS. CARPENTER, Sheriff [nl9.4wl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
SHERiFF'S SALE.

Elf vrtnc OF IA exec I on issued ct
NJ ii the rf;'e q he Clerk OF .re DIST {;
Court of Howard Countv Iowa and to ne
rcc,cd AMI delivered, aga nst the goods and
ch"ttels and tor want thereof the lands anu
tencucnts Of Seneca Hunt. whereby | am
commanded 70 make tn sum ~! Se>ent, FIVE
dollars besides costs Of snit and ,ccru;nS costs
to satisfy Il Judgment thnt c. VI. Munson Oh
tanned aga u~t Seneca Hunt on the ped day Of
November 4 = $50. before f. W. Alien, II
Just &c o the peace IN nd Or said county u
'can-c,ipt ot>a i Judgment having been duly
fled IT, uhce of the Clerk OF the District
Court 1T sad county ont cl>t day Of Dsc"i.-
hcr 1859, by virtue ot the same | have levied
upon the right title and interest which the
81. d Seneca Hunt had to aud in the tol'nwin~
described real estate on the first day of D..
D 1859. to Wit. the Eat ha fnt the No, IT,
Yves; quarter OF sect on seventeen townSh =
ninety r'ght. North of Range eleven. West Of
18th principal mcrid IN. which sinai expose
to public sale ast law directs at the iron
door o: the Eng c Exchange Hotel N the vi.
age C. New Oregon. Iowa. on Saturday he
81, day ri january next. between the hours
of nine O'Clock A. a. nd four O'Clock r. A.
Of that day to satisfy SAID demand lnls 4w
Dated December 2l>t 1889
JAS. CARPENTER, Sheriff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
MORE MEN WANTED IMMEDI-
.. ... ATELY.

A few more active and cntcrrri.ing young
men can find immediate employment. by
which they can make from 500 to 1000 u
year, to act az agents f-r several new and
popular works just published exclusively for
agents. and not for sale in bookstores. We
have q great number Of agents employed
aaney OF who i" are making from SIS to SEQ
per week. Tho>. VS. lug to engage IN this
pleasant and profitable busness " II for partlc-
.lars, etc, address
CT DERBY & co,
Publisher and Nhol">nr Bookseller,
Sandusky City Ohio.
60 Ed tors of newspapers giving the above
and following, three insertions. and calling
attention 10 it. and sendlng u copy containing
it, will receive any tn &c Of the follow .ng
works:
L'.s of Napoleon. by Hradley, 81 rs
Life of Lafayette, * / c5
l. 10 vi Joseuhine 20 l IS
Wild scenes o! II ,nter's lfe IS
Life of Mary and Martha Warrington IS
Odd Fellows Amulet IS
mia. G L. DERBY 4 CO.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
1855 HARPER'S NEW
NJ ON THLY NJ GAZINE

EACH number Of the magazine will eonta
Ia octave pages, IN donb columns. each
year, us comprls nx near y 20 o pages at
the choicest u sceilaneous literature Of the
day Every number viii contain numerous
p ctorial i!!ustrat ons. acsu ate plates IF the
fash oxs, cop:ous chronicle Of current ev nts
and mpart al notices OF in,pnrtan, bA,.ks
If the month volumes commence with
the numbers Of June and December: but sub
scrlptons may commence with any number
TEkMs:-Th magazine may be obta ne,
of booksellers, period cal agents, or from the
publishers 1t rec dollars year, or twenty
Eve cents nuaber The se,n-annual VOL
unes, as completed neatly bound in cloth
arc sod 1T two dollars y tch: and las in COY.
ers are furnished to those who wsh to have
their bnck numbers uniformly bound, ut
twenty-five cents each Fourteen volumes
sss nov ready: bound in cloth, two dollars
each, snd also IN ha!i calf, st two dollars and
nttv cents.
The publishers will supply specimen num-
bers sratu'touslv to agents and rostna -ters
and will make liberal arrangements for crcu.
lating the magazine. They will also supply
clubs oftwo persons at FIVE dollars q wear, or
tive persons ut ten dol ars. Clergymen and
teachers supplied at to dol ars yoar.
be supplied. Also tho bound volu.nes
The magaz ne VIC CHS over even, and not
over eight ounces. T postage upon each
number, which must he paid quarterly in ad-
vance, at the post-offce where the magazine
is received. il three cents. A..1,
4 HARPER & Brothers, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
KNICKERBocKER MAGAZINE

\HE 6fteth vo'u ne Of the Knickerbocker
Magazine cnmmenced with the number
for July, 1859: and it is the intention of he
publisher to make great add tions to the lit.
erary merits of the woik-We take it for
granted there are but few n,agazin readers
in the country who are not familiar with the
auth"rs OF St. Leger and the Sparrow Grass
both . contr.buto's to the Kni kerbocker
We arc pleased to be able to announce that
they will both write for our magazine the
com ng year. Mr.. Cozzens will contribute a
new and really original story which will ap
pear in every number; and Mr.. Kimball will
furnish sketch or g stor. as ottyn as his
other duties will permit.
We have nov two contributors not excelled
by any writer's in the country, ramey Rev
F. w. Shelton and Charles G Leland The
first known ms our "Up.River Corresy ondent.n
las written series oflrtters a part of which
have been issued and extensively sold in a
beautiful illustrated volume, and the latter is
n. writing a series of Obs rvatons of Mace
Sope, oh oh " II delight all who r. ad them.
These will .e continues regular y, and MIR.
Shelton will give sketch or letter eacl,
month We have also \ veral highly accom-
pl.shed lady c"ntl, hutor<, whose favcrs will
grace orr pages regulat = anil whose names
we would be glad to publish, if we were per-
mttcd to do so With these and other regu.
ar contributors and the Table OF Mr. CLARK
whose long experience has made him an ALL.
faut IA his department, We shall be ~ o to
present a monthly terary treat varied
that no refined taste can fail to be grat,fied.
TERMs:-$3 year in advance Two COP.
les SIS. Five copies one year $40 The
magazine is sold by all periodical dealers.
Specimen numbers sent free Of charge
TIE Knicke'bocker and any other three dol
lar magazine sent one year for IS. The
Knickerbocker and Home Journal, one 7yesr
for 81.
Letters containing remittances, and every.
thing connected with the business depart.
ment should be addressed to
$AML HUSTON, Publisher,
o. 34e Bread, AZ, Now York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
Adv'ts.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE.

- = AAsN " ~ ~ AAAN VA - 1AN
SAVE A DOLLAR. SUBSCRIBE FOR $50
WIS popular monthly magazine will be
greatly enlarged for Is o. 1t vii con-
tsin arly 1000 pages: from rs to 80 steel
plate. ard and about 80 wood engraving,
and all this for only two dollars Il year.
This is moro, proporti'natcly. tn IN any mag
az ne ever gave-hence Pete. on is enaphat
'cally he magazine for ne times In addit on
70 thc n.u Quantity Of tales. poems 81,
there will &c gwen three orig nal noye'ets,
VIZ: "Juliap,' ~ Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens:
The Old S one Mansion" by Charles j. Pc.
terson: and Helen Grama' hy Frank Lee
Bened ct. Pct'rson's is conceded to have ro
rival for it,
Colored Steel Fashion Plates Magn;fccn,
We--olnts, Patterns far the Work. Table,
Pattern. far Eonnet>. Cioaks Dresses. &c
Househ.la and other Receipts Ncu Music
&C. &c. ....-r .. .'s -r'
1t is G hest lady's magazine in the world
Try it for one year. ,. .. ngu
TERMS, always in ADVANCED One copv
one year 50; three copies, for one year SIS
iiv' copies, for one year 81 so; eight cop e.
for one year $40 90; sixteen copies, for one
year So 90.
PREMIUMS FOR CUBS Three, FIVE, eight
OF sixteen copies make a club. To every per-
son getting up a club, cur album for 1860
will be given gratis: or, if preferred, cop,
OF the magazine for 1850 For club of six
teen, an extra copy Of the magazine for 1860
IN addition. - Address, post p, 3D.
CHARLES J. Paterson, 300 Chestuut St.
Phila
nT"sr"cimens eent gratis
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
Our Exports.

The amount of produce export
ed from the United States for the
last fiscal year amounts to S27S-
372,O8O, not including specie,
which amounted to S57,5O2,3Q5.
making a total Of $685. ,894,3S5.
The free States furnished of these
exports, of their own products ex-
clusively, 1921, 09l, as follows:
fisheries and oils, $4,462,974,
coal, S653,536; ice, yl64,58l.-
Free and Slave States, OF produc-
tons common to both, SS4,4l7,
493,as follows; products Of the
forest, Sl2,o99,967; products of
agricult're--eni,nal food, SIS.
549,ol vegetable food, s22,437
57S, miscellaneous and manutac-
tured, 80, pa; manufactured
not enumerated, 2,274,652; dol.
raw produce, l,S5s,2O5. doll.
ne Slave States exported, exclu-
sirely of their own productions,
lS8,693,406. dol. as follows: cotton
l,43l, 1913; dol. tobacco, 2l,O74
63 I; rosin and turpcntine, 1854,
4l6; dol. rice 2, 2O7,l4S; dol. tar
and pitch, l41,05S dol. brown
sugar, l9o,935, dol. molasses, IS,
699; doll hemp, 9,279 doll.
These figures which are just furn-
ished from official sources, are
published in the Washington
Constitution. 81
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
THE SATURDAY EVENINGsEX.
PRESS.
CUSTlN JONES + HENRYG PARKER,
Editors and P,opriefeAs
Editors aud ProprIefOaS.
\ NEW weekly neWspnper tn hc de-,

A NEW weekly newspaper to be devoted to
- the interests OF VII cla.ses-thc organ Of
no party, ique, or sect. No labor or expen.
will be spared to make it pleasing and at
ractive to the pubic. The Express will be
thoroughly independent in tone. genial and
cheerful in its character: it's aim will lie hirl,,
and the Object Of its conductors will be- 70
p"b ,sh the truth. without fear. favor. or al.
iectlon" to inculcate prInci pies promot ye to
the high interests OF society; and as conse.
quencc Of reward, to receive the intelligent
and endear. ing appreciation OF its readers lts
sentiment, il poss bic to prevent it. will ever
degenerate its seutimcntallty-The outside
ct the Express will he devoted to the pub ica.
ton OF Pol,te Literature, embrac ny tales of
thrills g interest, both original and selected.
ro'nthe ablest pens. Especial care will b.
gwen to this feature Of our journal The in.
side will be IN abstract and brief chronicle of
the dolngs and savings Of the week up to the
hour or going to press. 1t will contain first
class editorial matter, iore!g and done &C.
summary, interest ng correspo dence. not ces
Ut lectures. meetings Sc. mar no and te e.
graphic news Of Saturday evening, statemer t.
OF trade and transactions at the Brokers'
Board; IN short, local news of every descrip.
ton
We have engnged a corps Of assistants po,.
sessng the highest talent for their vocation.
whose contributions in Their various depart.
men 8 vi form y feature Of the highest i'm.
portance. T.. '@F'"
Although the organ of no particular insti.
tuition. We sha'' devote SPACE and carefu t.
tention to the interests of the military. the tire
department, and all loca' organixat ons. In
the musical, dramatic. and literary depart.
ments, We shall aim to BE- re lab e in all state.
ments, nll opinions, al criticism-a ways Just
but always independent.
We shall endeavor to make the Express q
complete family newspaper, 4 we com. visitor
t the domestic fires;de, rs vel as in counting.
room and wor kshop: aud proper attention ii |
he given to tn, fashions and other speciali.
ties, which never fail to prove interesting t.
the genter sex.-For New Eng,anders rssi.
ding at distance, the Express will be n 'is
pensahle As perfect compendium Of Boston
and Mas achuset 8 news items -
I Express will be Issued in two editions
the one. tor country subscribers, will be
Tor delivery on Saturday morning; and the
other will he served at tho Boston and subur.
ban breakfast tables on Sunday. 1t will be
large folio, handsomely printed on fine white
paper, in oar type, and will be furnished at
two dollars per annum, either by mail or At
the Office. .-.., 'ar.e .ra
Communications should be addressed to
JONES & PARKER,
No. 2 Water St Boston.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
STATE OF IOWA. IN DISTRICT
COURT OF HOWARD COUNTY.
Norman" ;, F'ss~'"' JUNE TERM 1860
Samuel Nichols
To .Nu1nnrl N,cbnls Dc fa,,Sc1,t

10 'S01NNtl NfchotS, DeYen2Cns,
- r, you a"e hereby not fed that there i
- now On file in the Office of the C,e'.s q
the district coart If Howard county. Iowa, !:
oetstion OF N..rman Freeman claim ,g of YOU
he SUN of sixty.eight dollars and eight-->;x
.ents, together w.th interest thereon, ut the
ate vt ten per cent since the making of said
ore. which was IN or about the frs, OF june
$50. shat the ~ d note becomes de G, or
b It the first ut June 1860, that a writ ol
taehment has been sned out of the ofioe of
he clerk vt the d.s:r ct colrt uf =, i county.
against you to secure the payment of GA d
note when 1t becomes due, and that unle>.
iou appear answer there on or before
he morning of the second day OF the next
term Of the district court to be held in said
aunt,v, yo''r default will be entered and judg.
nent rendered against you thereon with IN
crest and costs.
Dated New Oregon Nov 7. 1889.
T1t w r. MEAD
Attorney tor pIa nj &
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
SHERlFFS SALE.

by virtue Of special execution issued out
~ of the Office of the clerk of the district
court of Howard county Iowa, and to mo de.
livered and directed whereby am commanded
to make the amount of a Judgment and de-
cree Of foreclosure that John n. Cowles obta n
ed against Patrick oyle at the October. term
of said court. shall sell Mt the front door OF
the Eagle, Exchange Hotel in N Oregon
Iowa, on the 3lSt day of December. 1853 be-
tween he hours of 8 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p II. of said day, all the right title
nd interest that Patrick Coyle h d to and in
the Northeast quarter of section twelve in
township one hundred north range fourteen
(l4) W. st. On the 26th day Of April, 1855. to
satisfy said Judgment and decree.
Done at Sheriff's O&ce, Nov, mber 30th,
1859. lnl6-4w]
JAS. CARPENTER, Sheriff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
THE BOSTON OLIVE BRANCH
ATLANTIC WEEKLY4

a = n ~ 10 N E z 4 l. ,
Is one Of the best family papers published.
1t conta rs solid and brilliant editorias
on al the live subjects ofthe day. Its lite
rary abiiity is everywhere acknowledged,
and it is full Of thrilling tales, sparkling
sketches, accounts Of travel and adventure:
wit, that cuts Ike RAZOR, and humor that
overaows- with laughter, and makes lean ,,c,,.
pie fat and jolly; the choices poetry the
cream Of the news, bundles of family rece pts
agricultural iniori alton; prices Of produce,
cattle market reports &c Henry Wmi
Beecf'er's sermons arc reported weekly F.,
These are worth double the price Of the "a
per, which is only $2,ooper year.
I Address,
( % L HENRY UPHAM 4 ca.
civ DeaasA ON, 0eslvn, MaHt
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
Manufactures, Mechanics g. Inventors
THE sc ENTIFIC AMERICAN.
To Be Enlareed.-New Volume
NeU Series to Commence on .julv $
81 1870
I'd, 1859,

INSTEAD. Of 4l6 pages the yearly volume
enlarged series, will contain eight hun.
dred and thirty-two pages OF valuable read.
ingmatter useful, and instructive to ali class
es.-rhe Scient fc American il published
weekly in quarto form, suitable fo- binding.
and the numbers Tor single year contain in
formation in regard to new inventions, ma
chioery, all branches of manufacturing pro.
cesses. agricultur Il implements, engineer np,
milawrighting, iron manufacture chemistry:
in fact. almost every industrial pursuit re.
ccives more or less attention in it's columns All
patent claims officially published Every week.
AS reported FROM the Patent Office and f r
inventors and patentees it contains informa-
ton not to be obtained elsewhere and which
no mechanic. inv, ntor. o. patentee can we'll do
without Al . family journal it has no supe-
rior tor real practical utility, since in its COL
umns " II be found useful practical receipts.
arefu attent on W II be & ven from me to
time: to reports Of metal. lumber, and other
markets.
Every number will. c. nta;u sixteen pages
and torty-eight columns IT matter, with sew.
e'al illustrations Of patented machines and
other engravings. comprising in single year
about SIX b mil ed originaI engrav:ngs. With
the enlarged series is presented an opportunity
to subscribe not likely to occur again for
many years. 1t will be like commencing, a
new w"rk-v"l. l, No. l. New Series Send
in your subscriptions without delay, go as to
begin with the new volume. al .-5I[ 5a noa
cTsHMs. So q year-$l for six months
Southern, western and Canadian money or
post Office stamps taken at par for subscrip.
tons. Canadi n subscribers will please to
remit twenty-five cents extra on each years
subscription to prepay postage. A liberal
discount to clubs. A prospectus giving full
particulars of the inducements for clubs, with
specimen copies OF the paper, and pamph.
let Of information concerning tho procuring
Of patents may be had gratis, by addressing.
.fss7trotar MUM + Co, Publishers, 3
~ Park R0w, Nv York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
THE PITTSBURG WEEKLY DIS
PATCH.
vlNHE Weekly Dispatch is published every

Y>HE Weekly Dispatch is published every
Saturday, Oh - sheet the size of tn
Daily Dispatch. 1t will contain tn. latest
news by telegrap1 and mails: loca news of our
city and county: n WIS Of the neighborhood
comprising western Pennsylvania and vir-
ginia, and eastern Ohio: correct news from
Il distance, carefully prepared n arkct rcnorts;
original and select poetry. tales, aneode tcs,
sc, and everyth ny necessary 80 max" n
az, eea',ie and entertaining indeTe. Gent news.
PAPER, and will lie ma led to subscribers. at
one dollar year, payable invar ably IN adj
vance. IL order. however, t. make it pen.
ny weekly, occupying the same yosit on in
the country VIII oh the daily does in ne
9 ties, We will cont nue. to send it at the fo,.
owing . .. .4 .: ,F
TER MS.
Single copie. one year in advance, 81 90
Three, do d. to one address. on
Five, do do do do 3 90
Ten, do do do do "a
In all clubs Of fifteen or over, ore copy
extra allowed.-Postage, out Of State. TWEEN.
ty-s'x cents year.-In no case can the
names Of subscribers in clubs be written on
the papers ata.-
% Money 10 Registered" letters, at our
risk. =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
THE ESTION ARTS ELS.
.n r II READY

70 admitthat eastern men are as thick in
New Oregon as blackbcrres are in Sep.
tember, and. that A. J. Mintcy has "pene a
ia Tor shop in New Oregon, opposite the store
IF Munson & Perez, where he will hold him
sc ready at all times to give those favor n z
him with their patronage the most particular
hts. Cutting done at all times, and warrant
ID to suit
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
Agricultural.
Diseases among I al, le.

Tnon the practice Of boring the
horns. cutting off the tails. and
similar remedies for diseased ami
mals DR.. G. r. Dadd. veterinary
surgeon, Boston Mass thus writes
to the Valley Farmer
I wonder that intelligent men.
Christians, and men who have
been for many years the owners of
high-priced and rare specimens Of
what we arc pleased to term the
interior orders of creation, should
SO far disregard the feelings and
claims which the latter have on
them, as to permit the barbarities
of by-gonc days to be enacted over
again, for no earthly use than to
harass and torment a sick. and
perhaps dying animal. For every
Intelligent man must be aware
that cattle are as susceptible to
pain as ourselves, and that the in
PRODUCTION of a spike simlet. at
the base of the horn, low down,
must put the animal to an i'm.
mense amount of torment; for, in
the region indicated, the parts are
highly organized and very sensi-
tive. 1t gives rae pleasure to find
that you have a heart to feel for
these much abused specimens of
creative power, and also that YOU
have manliness to denounce the
practice of cruelty to animals al
though it attempts to shield itself
under the garb Of science; but YOU
and your readers NAV rest assur-
ed that all educated veterinary sur.
geons consider the practice of Dor.
ing cows horns and cutting O.
their tails, both cruel and unnec-
essary. Some of your reader, ma,
ask, How are we. who have not
studied into the matter, to know
tina. such operations are cruel and
unnecessary! answer, appeal t.
your own intelligence: would YOU
suffer an ignorant pretender or q
neighbor. hayino no more exner'.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-06
NEAT MARKET.

GEORGE Eek would say to the people o.
~ New Oregon and vicinity that his meat
market is sti in opera ION, where at all
times may be had full supply of such as the
market affords, in that line Hides taken in
exchange for goods or cash. [nlol
East SIDE Main street. ut Eck's buld ny