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Sulnptcnle ter Stmincluht
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Q5oItinlore=$sctEz S1mpifaI,

Gegrnnoet sur unterprufun9 Der Sluaflalberet
Der ein3ige plhB, no etne 6:tluns erlan9t
perDen fanll.
3iuperun9 IN feds Siunben.
Ssetn Quefiber, pa6 euere Weiunp9ett roi,.
IenD9 rllinlrt.
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Ey,e

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re ererten DrH gersreRun8 nnb nlelanGpen 9era4tur
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-27
Dr. .9ol)u|toll,
Der etn3t0e 2lrat, rpe(dler onsefQ
(@tatltrt bpr ad,tiebn SaHren.l

(StatEirt DOT abtlfbn SaBren)
@r bat bas 6erfe wirtomfs unb bette Dttel gDet
tntsed 68en ate gentle 0rauttetcn Sdwade I'm Riden uni
1T cen Qentn ben Nsren Der urbld hrs QeruheS X,
pr8a4ten &raft hes ylergenres Ner opF Guree 9aIen
rSer pau Ardnf6ttt unH ae er ren uebe bic eetr
esemen eotnbetten br SueenA ct tbren Opfern SsfaS
&er FMS ais Der Strsnentfans BEN efatrtsn ts lsRs
ofnsnsen Srn Ss sF Ssas0n
ss gP nSa@ MAIDEN nnb aust ben 95rpes anh eHn SER
3un9e M1nner,
tsrnsers nsl4e bic 0pfr nes s0smsn 4ars sswoten ah
tas afr pstls Gaun6e In a su frbes SaB rest pel
bnr6 lire ertstensn GaIeu urb enttde 9sranbestrdfs
nit Rem DSnr Der 8eebtfau btn Senat tescert Der
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Rplsm gertrauew udben-
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tHe o4madf eesr etnes dn nstntfs tepubt nb Du-
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lie nSernta sssn bic Gpc stpfs pSer efsee 3crrattuna
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m Der sstanh!rna nnb SuFp8e Or. rrnpn untersebt
tann TIM ale e;ntm S9rsnma psRe Garft 8 auperauen
UNI iHperN9Fstf aut sns art Sef8tdstteit perla(n.
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urTe 9eiIe pel6es ls lsten elenb uut bic be uuS a
0nfndat nHmt9!t4 ma4t TT oft has 2pDS Dere tie tEsn
Ssentafrn Hnbsipnaen 0Bnsn Suae gtute ub ;u Ieidt
lennen 2t8lst3 F au& bar Striyuren G&eriblasen i'm
9lrn Stein uat aptcre uraen ttten faun 70 TIT lie bod
nsienststls siae 8ss tss W6brGes ter ebeRen rsant
d1r aber wil laH8ns ba M Strait be @rseuguns eftr pSn
teen reri0rn mtrO bic @ teimiGen Qaer sfseGe ale
Eeneu ee od me nt 9uBernem werten burd fiben CSe.
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bFtl8ea Rya perubet
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A1 }GBll QDie OFT ltretten is lie 2etgr Int
Len urilen ia rte su etc Gmr0nbelt 8epcrn &aTs en
il2uecn fne.
GB Offtce, 9lo Gip= =5reperidlrnbe,
lisben 3Gilren Don 8altintOreltr, pitlide @etts,
oje S!llfen binauf.
Mlg merte I'D gtamen Hne P4nsnmHeF tena 9nBfenea an
truBcFG Rlhmaer, tur6ebGne 5epsnOle 4Eadlater,
SdubHidcr 5teRlwther StraBeruiger ut GamPenpuStr
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9rbulen'S Nuf tn Der Ndhe
NIB, Nue Brief mlTsa staen pgit.5tamp sntalten
Gtnt peiIung in 'Sa9en Sugeltdbert.
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0eutftbe Strices 0arneI
SSnf0b &nipp, iu1l.,

~ONE8t FVSJV y @EItNt- NWLIEt@
Snfob &nipp, jun.,
90, 80 g. 6pparpltr= 5p 8aYette II. Qertnatonltr.
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BAIT tcitdn9 ouf 9a8er cine 9rrBe au5paBt Scx
prptttdren nnp fetnen 9epirften Haoren
ais lnterbemScn unS unterbpIer,
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lsythei[ Der Nrejie.

Die stsle Eaueabt Ysse dercne ber les GhenSepn SABRE
tn bteIer Aualt fnrrt wurben unb be 2ne weer pu,S-
dr,tt6er SperatiEReR re Dr. phnVr ausfubrte up ena
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unS enb@ n 0tuf as Gbtnmau tn 8eiua au Gbaraer unt
Gcrentaae nN fir 2esbsubf stne tinrsitents swabr-
tetung
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(Spt27i3 Baltimore,
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1852 3s|ammti3ti 5es $5teykgfEde ~ asN
%tatten G1nIntfn6t 1912
aHberf E4arEtfI,gr 8359
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bell Rp I6 9. &6arlesr 81 b06en
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Die gSelntlten @rratr 'Ptl'
jsT- fg6tbdrtie 9ifO III eine
osfinSe aber ptrffame pgr-
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in Ieiner 9raris sebrau9t
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men6e Na6fraee aaer Dersr,
wel&e bic 9taeu eebrGu6tell
un6 lie 8ufriebenbeit, rpeIde
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MAIDEN.
50 III cine anerfannte 8b1t>
fade In Der Mebtttn, eaB yer;
I6leoene YurSirmtttel eul
SerI6tebene 9betle bes HH-
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Die ,gamtlten puretrpt!'
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feffebenbe 9batia@s aus eer
Seri6tetenfen uilo retnFeF
YFansen @rtrdcten Suidnt'
meuosIebt, pelthe elei6ntdBtl
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Sunae QD11nner,

ternee ms@ bic Opr ienes Bbstmen 4aers sspUrbe TAB
sue aF4 ps Geulenbf IN tn sn ubes Srab retB el5s
enr TIRE erbatenen 6lIente ub entsdee OTfante s1ftG
mit esm Dnner Der Screantet Ssrat beeert Der
eter t63aubrhbt 1Sne eqf faFsn wurbt nASeen i NIT
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9aB ttG Spr petner @ars
nunft betln @ebrau@ beS &c.
6eri1dgfungs WtitteIs leiten
uno es ptro curtren: 2eber-
beIhrGroen. @1len Rrautz
heiten. Wtdeeni6wdGe, 6rp-
niIAe Didrrbus, SDmmerbe-
fGtreroen, Ma derf01t, 0ur6-
fad, fauren Waser, CUR Ge
rrpbnbeit sewOrpeue Ser.
ffOpiung, Gplil&e Gbclera
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gen, ptiblt6e SfwS6e unb
FAINT ebeniaas erIOleret9 &C.
trnuht Derben als etne ger
mBbntiGe BamilienmebiStr.
G5 furtrt frdnfbaftsS
RCpfweb - mie Elulente be-
itdtigen tGnnen - In 20 Mttr
nuten, peWt 3ipet pber bret
| Gbael6fel po(l baSpn BET Be
gina ceS @niaGs f9enpnmen
/ perpen.
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@ ais Nsrjte dn;egs unb Dr. rbnsns MatRStluuBen spp
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s nnS tsrddtte @u&maaer sle ifr 2ebs anatt ter CO.
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rsS sHsIadlt9sr gpse tn brs 3ane eeraben Geradscn
uub rIntrsn Dr. SrtnCn ba e Btalb fur re.hmeNpt9 su
rwdtne bernbers fir Srde eIae NIT tsm ufe unteaant
tna bag etue Stslaubgunesn petr Dplpme bdbs tn strr
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gIOenfnr Der

ON1NEyS PNIUtE|N Y U!IEPuYIlEt.
@ccrte5 aneritone8 Ge,tlfp a9ttnt- 4ulpcr ale GOrs
ten 5eBp lcer inOcener 8erpauu9 forpibrenb an aub
III unIerer Ma9o,nen. Gum 0ertau gum 6obrifPrct8.
.. s. Tplcp 8rp,,
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III etue auerfcntte uub be-
pGbrte Wleois'n, BON Mnen !
peIbdst, pel6e ife eeerdu6t
baben une ptrp jeBt nit 3ua
Serlidt Bet aaeu cen Rrdnf' |
tettsfiaen sebrau6t, gegen |
wel8e eafelbe enpfcbten !
mirb.
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nuna auf 9inoernng aufgeaes
ben bdtten, nie bic 1T metnem
geEb befntlihsn Sabltet6an
unb nnsefp6ten 3eusr'tls be-
pei1en.
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perament bes 9dtienten Gn=
aepabt uu6 in lcl@eu Au1n.
tttdten aebrauht merpen, Hnl
aelinpe ouf ben llnterletb
fin3uwirfen.
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ana ieiten te1es1bden @rtracen III luftpt@en Uas f
perfGlpfen.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

and Preston, but the mutual coldness
Of the parties had long since dissipated
this expectation. 1t was no time now
to reveal h.r secret preference; such a
confession would only have sealed her
fathers fate, without rendering her
happy. Kate was forced therefore to
wear smiling face when her heart was
deeply lacerated., = 's4' K ~ '''''>''''
AS Major Lindsay was compelled to
be at Camden in six days, his leave Of
absence closing at that period. the
marriage was fixed for the evening be-
fore his departure. This was an e.rli-
er day than Kate had looked for, but
she could not object without exposing
her secret. She submitted therefore in
silence. ~ @35
But who can tell the agony Of her
spiri; when in company with her aunt
and parent, she was forced to wear a
smiling aspect! yet when alone, she
gavefree vent to her sorrow. The i'm
age of Preston often intruded on those
bitter moments. Alas! that one 50
young should be so miserable. She
could have prayed for death, but that it
would have been impious. a4ta
Oh the, heart-the heart! what a
mystery it is. There are blows worse
than those on the wheel; it is when a
gay heart is broken with anguish. MA
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

nEALER IN groceries Of all kinds. inclu-
y dirg the staple articles coffee, cand.
les, cinnamon, crackers, candy, cigars, dried
fruit friction matches, green sppls :, nolaares,
nuts n % r.;s;ns, rice, soaps, sugars spiccs, al.
.ratus. starch, syrup, salt, seas. 5l.ck and
green, tobacco, plug, smoking and 6ne:cut
Produce taken ID sxchsnge tot soods-msr-
e; n. ''ss ssIr below !ss Pa. oe., New or..
gon, Iowa. $50 yfss ~sg z, IsgsFs .aaaI
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
THE FREEMASON'S HYMN.


.
We've met the mystic bssd to own, "a,
And hallowed rites to goodness pay, q
Father Of Light, before r,,y throne,
Oh, may our prayers a.csod .h;s day.
We praise Tby powsr--it was Thy word /
I Formed this fair world and bads mau live;
We bless Thy mercy when hs erred,
- Tat Thou could'st rsnson and forgive.
And Thou the light Of Truth hath she'd,
To guide the waadsssr;s steps to Thee,
And wide the page Il Wisdom spread.
And bsssthed the charm Of Chsrity.
oh, wslcons - the oils Of sprisS
aa And pure ~ tear of summer evs
Is charity. whose hsad doth bring
A healing balm Sos hearts that grieve
And We sss pledged. B-othsr Band
TO love her law, p DO her dssly "a
We're. vowed, and palsied be the hand
That hoards It's gold when Misery pleads.
The world bsholds! with essioss gase.
The jewels oi sar snsisat faa,e;
But Virtue lend> The brisbsest rsvs
Thst keep from death the Masoa's name
,es -&tEt #E gsMr84 sE R6
And one-the World will se'sr forget
His slories gained his duties 6oas--
One peerless nass With oussis ct; ~
. =
The immortal nsne ef " WAsnuxoroN!
L To wo,aan's le,e his dust y given;
His patriot virtues wosld re share,
Our country, Usiop. Faith in Heaven. II;
Be these our Anchor sad Our Prayer.
Tho rainbow spans The gloomy clocd,
While iear.ul hearts the token blsss;
And thus y oro liis's jss,isg crowd
Our A,rk ,Aould ever whisper, .1cace.n
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
Our Novel,
Eom Grahams Magazine.
THE OATH OF MARION.
A TALE OF THE REVOLUTION
BY CHARLEs }. PETERSON.

That rapid gallop came nearer anil
nearer, like the clock that ticks the
hour Of the criminals fate. He heard
shout behind him, aud looked over
his shoulder, saw the trooper, whom
he had last noticed side by side with
Major Lalsay, come laundering on
He cheered his dying sseed to last
effort, but it was in vain. The dragoon
made two strides 70 his one. A few
PAGES only now separated them, the
swamp lay thrice the distance before
Already the trooper had risen in his
stirrups, broad sword in hand. Pres
ton had no such weapon. Suddenly he
recollected the pistol in his other pock-
ct, and drawing it with the velocity Of
thought, he turned half around in his
saddle and fired. With uncrring aim
the ball ehteredthe brain Of the dragoon
who fell dead torthe earth. - @ aaa
1t was the work of moment to leap
to the ground and catch the fallen SOL
dier's horse, on which Preston sprang.-
Poor Thunderer was already dead; he
had sunk 10 the earth u his master
fred the last shot. 7"
Thus fate interpsssd to prevent an
interview between Preston and our he
roine, atss tins when It would have
been Of incalculable advantagc to both,
and have circumvented . plot rs base
and cruel % it vas nov certain of sue
cess. At the very hour when Preston,
after having ridden over thirty miles
from the spot where he was at
tackled, threw himself wearied from his
horse in one Of the most secret recesses
ofthe forest Kate and her aunt were
setting forth for Georgetown, where
they arrived on the succeeding day. a
Never was human creature in a more
isolated and mournfnl situation than
Kate now found herself. Indulging in
what she thought : hopeless passion,
every motive Of delicacy forbade her re-
vealIng tito those who alone could be-
friend her. She vel. knew that if her
father became aware bow much her
marriage With. Major Lindsay Was
against her incl;natioas, he would inter-
pose even at the very altar, and ascend
the scadold to save ler. Neither would
lido to lether aunt guess At her ab-
horrence ct this union. Both her "a
ther and Mrs. Blakeley had, indeed; at
one time hoped that matrimonial con-
|nsst;onl would b. fesusda between her
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17
OFFICERS:
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painter. Clocks watchess asd jswelry -.
paired to order; ambrotypes taken and put
up in th- most secure manner; portraits
81 painted on canvass in oil colors froos life,
. q from ambrotypes.-The celebrated Seth
Thomas clocks for sale at prices CORES
pending to The scarcity of money. All
I work done on reaso ,able terms and war.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

A girl down East, having professed
religion, was so extremely happy that
she was ever afterwards heard singing
at the top Of her voice that old hymn,
The love Of God is coming down. &c.
Nothing stopped, her from singing this
song. One day old Jowler, the house
dog, came in while she was singing, and
helped himself to piece Of meat that
was on the table. Polly, observing
the movement Of fJowlcr, continuing her
favorite hymn said -..4 -na'f ,sa
n :lf you don't go out II knock you down,
ent .h Halle Hsllelpjah; 1871 s5#'
You nasty. sinking op-earsd hound, i 4I
s, O, glory Hallelujah." .x.g
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-17

Attorney and counsellor ut law and notary
public, New Oregon, Iowa, will practice in
all the courts Of tho 10th judicial district.
Prompt attention given to securing and col.
lecti"g debts ia northern Iowa and souths
crn Minnesota. Good reference given when
desired. s4 GA. sa -fa.;s a1a nti a4a