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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-13
SHERIFFS SALE.

State Of Iowa.
Howard County.
DY virtue Of a special execution issued out
ID of the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court OF Howard County iowa, at the suit of
George Knowles plaintiff, against VIM. Mi
nor and John Campbell, defendants, to NE
directed commanding me TO sell the real
estate hereinafter described, to satisfy q
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure for the
sum of three hundred nine and 26-l0o dol
lars dam ges and six per cent interest thereon
from the 25th day of June, A. D. 1861, and
twelve and 500 dollars costs which the said
plaintiff recovered against the said defendant
William Minor and John Campbell, at the
June term A. D. 1861, Of said District Court
shall soil at public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash, on the esth day Of Decem.
her A. D. 1861, at twelve o'clock OF said
day, at the front door Of the ncw Court
House in Vernon Springs township in said
county all the right title and interest the de-
fendaats had in sai,l premises on the 23rd
day of April, 1857. or at any time thereat-
ter with all the equity of redemption
of either of the defendants of. in, and to the
following described real estate, to wit: the
south east quarter IA of section No. eight Isl
in township NJ. one hundred 1907 north OF
range eleven IN west of the 5th p. NJ.
Done at Sheriff Office, Vernon Springs,
Nov. 25th, 1861.
PIT. SEARHES, Sheriff of said County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-13
u office.

A Ii persons indebted to John l. Sturgis by
"A nole or book account are requested to
settle Immediately. Tits is tbs last method
of this kind that will be resorted TO- Respond
and trouble and expense may be
avoided
New Oregon, Dec. 10Th 1861
J.I STURGIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-13

We notice in the Baltimore Sun of
Nov. 23d an account of the maria &c
of Gen. George Stoneman, the Com
mander of the United States Cavalry
forces at Washington. The bride was
Miss Hardesty, daughter of Henry
Hardesty Of that City.
After the ceremony, the bridal party
departed for Washington, where the
General, who had been accompanied by
his full staff rejoined his command.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-13
BEST SEWING MACHINES IN THE.
WORLD
For either Family or Manufacturing purposes
And all ASK is fair trial Read the following:
IMPORTANT FACTS.

FACT No. lThis Company being duly licensed their Ma
chimes protected against mfringcmcnts OF litigation.
FACT No. 2.-These Machines make the LOCK STITCH
ALIKE on ROTH SlpES-and little less than half
much thread and silk the Chain loop stitch ma
chimes.
FACT No. 3-Thesc machines are better adapted than
any other sewing machines in the marhe to the frequent
changes and almost endless variety of sewing required IN
family. They will from to twenty thichnesscs Of
MarseilleS wthuu; stop; % and uahe every stitch perfect
They will even sew from the finest cause to the heaviest
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feed, needle, tension mailing any adjustment Of ma
chine whateve Is not such machine best adapted to
family usc9 and adapted to family why not for
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heavy for Family Machine, recommend our larger
sizes.
FACT No. 4Thesc Machines mahe the elastic
of sewing machine in fact Of very great mpor
biast
FACT No. 5-No Machine is more durable simple In its
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Of the above FACTS.
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FACT No These Machines tooh the highest Premium at
the New Jersey State Fair.
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the American Institute, in the City Of New YORK; togeh
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orally. whenever properly exhibited in competition with
other frsclass Sewing Machines But have spac" for
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better satisfaction than any other Sewing Machine in the
n,arhet, or money refunded
tIs- Send for y Circular AGENTS WANTED Address"
Finklc & Lyon Sewing-Machine Co.,
ul. 8 months) No. SIS BROADWAY y. Y
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| SIS
EMPLOYMENT!
$2S i
AGENTS WANTED!

We will pay from $25 to SIS per month
and all expenses to active Agents, or give
y commission. Particulars sent free. Aa
dress Erie Seeing Machine Company, Il.
James. General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-13

The WINTER TERM OF II WEEKS WILL
COMMENCE THURSDAY, DEC. 5TH 1861.
A permanent school for all grades OF pupils
Good facilities for acquiring thorough, prac'
teal education. Board and Tuitien at very
low rates. -.
For information. address the Principal, or
n R Ellsworth. R.F Gibson,
Rev.E. Adams. WV. McHenry,
A. Howell trustees
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-13
+ l n X l. F & l. Y O N
SEWING.M MACHINE co.
53S Broadway, New York.

NOpcrson who contemplates purchasing Sewing Ma
~ chine for family manufacturing purposes should fail
to send for of Circulars which contains cuts and
full descriptions of the several Styles prices and samples Of
work. all of which send by mail free We claim TO have
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ScGjutt0n.
S)Seiu 2ESunf:6.

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Dir, Sh;di1l, Ddut; IN Fat in Ccincr G'nopc
Ger gicb' unC 5rcunoiraft Scau mir 0,r.tch'u.
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,jh r,jR cl. mcinc gGuno,n mcrCCu Btiltu,
zu tlaN' I5 milo Die .5dno Ger gchr yHtot.
2tu jNy,n Srtuocn iuI mcju Der, I'D, icuucn,
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luo lore gGpuncu icicn mruc 2Guuucl
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3nlQgO.

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&oabc cribUiicu, neil ,r Gin 5rb aui sf,f,rinr
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N'h'artaatc &cutudg ocrIclt murtm 1T. mobtc
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H"ut 'Nrpcn, rrr ans Q8cgut &anonrn fijbrt,
"a gSelt &lr9nen cpnlacrrn bic Qinr
eo'nrm r0S 9i8 ntbum oaer Suplhoelfnnt,n.
%trb miro fort3ctrlctrn m6 nGcs IHcrt6ppqe
mit9rncmmen Die 8cwu6uu unlcrer mci1li.
'tcn Counties It.bcn ihredlta mtcr eteIrr Dan.
rrcnwirtblhoit
= Sn &tutud1 hNtn bi, 5cScraltrlipptn
"Hier 5H0run8 res fribcrtu @aiprs Nrpricn.
rn ais Gommnncaut pca Sorts Sumter eine
lrar8c 8vibmtbtt crlan1tt.
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cine %oIoUtar @Umpaanir lei loren SbieeIbun.
@'n,"n7 Sd3'p onf ra0 Yuttfnm anbtelt, ni6t
w'Oeno, RAP cjn}clne @cwtbre aelacen woren
N'S TA rer 9ui0c'rompf pcr,cgen Bate. lobeu
9te tasicrcn &risasr 3u i6rcm 5brcf,u. poe
%ermuncetc Den Scoen tcocdien.
- Set unicrcr unter 8cautaaro Rr6,nrsn
"rm'e terncsn ii6 Yels gprIallids 5hHesn.
cie Fsinrr tcitmmten Gpmpaanir oxochFr,n ,uf
'iNne 0d"lt 'inen &ricg i'm }triuen fiiBren unb
ne t'nPi'ben &orpUftn we8puBtp, no f6 if.
nrn cine @jtlrgcnbcit bitlef.
Der 6icii9e o9EGta,' bic Geit rccioirts 9sis
mn9 mlrrcr Smrt, rem Die Sadie res 55Tbrrs
Srnlt ut uno Ger nit unparteiiiacr Streroe nie
@f"n9cl ocr irBiarn 9lc9ieruna riiat unp ouf.
0'dL' @I'3i s,ne 2rntcrun8 Der Contribution
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m'rcr, unp 'pnr fir rircu amtetcrm;n ar, ,mei
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ci' tr1nojitc 0crYrttc Savuifoir an. grc s7f,
FNCrt t'mrn Iur Stdrtuuo Gradtcn einru gri,fr
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LE fSk NEW RRHWs+Ya5BEkrHIA


- The Camden and Amboy and Philadslphis and
PEsafs rs Td dfs fI AND bH VA
SIN bEfS 5TFE psi ..S.
AtsA; N vi. Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
AtsA A. M vi. Camden and ysrssy City, IN. ].
Al 4; If, via Camden and Jersey ors. ,Morn-
AtJlh a: NJ vi. KsI.inEton and jersey City.
Al M P; NJ, va Camden and Amboy, (Aooomno-
AtaP III. via Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
AZ te q 4 A., via KsnsinssOn and Jersey City.
At X 2 n a. ksn.inston and Jersey City,
Ats +: NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, tEvsnlns
At ~ 2; NJ. VIA Camden and Jersey City .tsouth.
"a saS hPRss cs:: T.Ss:
m S. Ms e .1s.., ssn' daily, Thsx
,o For Bely,deTs' Easton, LsTbsrty,Is, Fleming
Il I'd. Water Gap, stroud. burg. Scranton, wines
fs9m lKs.tHnston wa Delaware, Lscksvsnna and
iasf mSn k ssa ssss
Inc ,,o A. NJ connects with the train leaving
:, Fer Mount Holly 1t and A. n. and and a.
For Bristol, Trentoa, 40. al i.io A. M. AZ and
W.I.u ~ ., from kepsington, and ~ p. NJ from
), For PaImyr. RlvertSn, psl.noo. Beverly. Bur
nssG and FIPPrsEnsOO' BOfdsnt0Vn, 70, stisx !.
Steamer Trenton for Bordentovu, and in,.r,,.-
a asssf Places at s< r. n. from walnut street
III For New York and Wa, Lin. ,.x,,.
kenGn6ton Depot, take the oars on Filth strest
soove W ainut, half an hour before depsrture Thc
from the depot. - o'eiean ~
Fifty pounds Of bssgsss only allowed 70 each
s9ythlns az baggage. but thslr ve~rfnS aessfsf
al ossfsss over Any Pounds to b. Iiid for
eDafss9e 70 one dol ar per pound, and vii not b.
haole for any amount hey ond one Rupdrsd doIlsrs
except BY special contract > ~''e -
WMH. GATzMpp- 49, II
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THE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE.

Letters Patent Of England, and secured By Inc
Seals Of the Eco-e De PhArmSole de Paris, and Inc
Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna
No. ] 10 invaluable for exhaustion and nsterThes
and oil physical disabilities.
No. completely Graduates oil traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated By the
scous and pernicious use of oopaiva and oubebs.
No. has entirely supflAnted the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby inSuring 70 the sufferer speedy
,siel, dispsTslns 81 Impurities, and roofing on
,,IRlEsEMAR. Mos ]. and = are prepared y
and can be carried In the vaistooat pocket. Sold
In tin cases, aud divided into doses as al
ministered By Velpeeu, LAllemand, RouX. Rioord
Go. PIloe &S eloh, or four cases for 99, which
saves Is; and In ca oascs, whereby there 10 saw
Ing of %. To be had, Wholesale and retail, OF Or
BARROW, of 194 peecker street, New York.
Immediately on receiving a remittance, DIR. Barrow
will forward the Trieeefnar 70 any part Of the world
securely packed, and addressed according to the in
structons of tbs writer. 00 :
The Book. of oil others, that should be read BY
mon with damaged and broken down constitutions
4, "tHam.n Fratlty, or Phy.loofical Researches"
ali tho .ymssolas that invariably dexs,oP them
and vitiat habits Of earlI youth, Ineap soifstns
the victim from .nsring the Tuition OF fhs-matri.
monlsl state, snd. not checked in tlme deg ener-
ttins oil the functions of manhood, and bringing
sod ~ BsSoPe1 sfsst dG foai
doors below MnodolEal, New York. Price .
cents. Sent rec eyerJ where.
tAgton, ID. c. de fs-sm
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IFOR THE STAR.
sxsr TOMATO PICKLES.

---....- FOR THE STAR.
BEST TOMATO PICKLES.
One peck Of green tomatoes, onions, 8 bell
peppers, l cup Of sugar, l spoonful Of CHINA
mon, 1 do. cloves, l do. allspice, do. mus
tapa Lay the tomatoes in salt over night
them with vinegar. Boil them till soft, "f6H esn6
take them out, and add the spices, (done up
ina bsg,) sugar and peppers. Boil all together,
and pour over tie tomatoes.
PICKLED FISH, OR MOCK OYSTERS.
Pick.in pieces cupful Of salt fish, pour on
three cups Of hot water; then add two crack
ers, crumbed, piece Of butter the size of a
walnut, and q cup of cream. Boil all up to-
gether, and you will find il a nicer dish than
you ever dreamed Of making out of salt fish
In place of cream you can substitute cup of
milk and larger piece of butter, and perhaps
another half cracker.
REMEDY FOR CANKER.
Sweet cream and water, equal parts warmed
together, and made street. with loaf sugar Use
it for food.
These recipes are all practical, for at our
hoase We have used them, and know them to
be good. Ash.
Laid Farm. Minot, Maine
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THE EVENING STAR.
OUR COUNTHY.


On primal rocks she wrote her name;
Her towers were reared on holy graves
The golden seed that bore her came,
swift inged with prayer DER ocean waves;
The forest bowed his solemn crest,
And open fung his sylvan DOORS -e-
Mex rivers led the appointed guest ga.
To clasp the wide-embracing shores;
Til, fold by fold, the broidered land .
To swell her virgin vestment grew,
While sages strong in heart and hand,
Her virtues fiery girdle drew.
O exile Of the wrath of kings, sr-a t
o Pilgrim Ark of Liberty aar
The refuge Of divinest things,
Their record must abide In thee ..s
First In the glories Of thy front
Let the crown jewel, truth, be found;
Thy right hand Hing, with generous wont,
Loves happy chain to farthest bound:
Let justice, with the fsuftless scales,
Hold fast the worship Of thy sons; '-'.
Thy commerce spread her SHINING sails
Where no dark tide Of rapine runs.
So link thy ways to those Of God,
So follow arm the heavenly laws,
That stars may greet thee, warrior browed,
And storm sped angels hail thy cause
o Land, the measure Of our prayers,
Hope Of the world In grief and wrong,
Be thine the tribute Of the years.
The gift Of faith, the crown Of song
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WASHINGTON LoCK HosPIrAL.


hR. SHUMAN has, asesr an experience of ten
<uaokery, self-labeAed Indian or German doctors,
Md pretenders OF witohorat and inpostors In gen.
This is the only plsce where . sure and speedy
cure can Do obtained in the world for eli inproper
and EVIL habits, gonorrh1, gleet, seminal weak
ness, y ehllis, primary secondary. and tertiary
oreenio WEAKNESS. pains in the loins, structures,
genera dep ty, prost nervousness rest ess
nights Peptation of the heart ringing in the ears
toss OF memory, confusion melancholy, affections
Oh the nead, throat nose, and skin, aad eli those
peculiar disorders arising from the indsoretion OF
youyh, rendering them unft for either business,
st1dJ, sooiety, or marriage.
DI. :. has the greatest remedies in the known
voIio Tor d1seeses OF the blood, gonorrhe, gleet,
structures, Syphilis, seminal weakness, self abuse
&c. There 10 no case In which they fail 70 cure In
from TO daysss-s - = : -
Victims Of these horrible conn plants, Who would
Llsh 70 be valuable men and ornaments 70 society,
sh1uls embrace the earliest opportunity for relief.
". shuman has made the most comp etc arrange
fmsnts tor the comfort Of his patients who come
nom distance. They will be furnished with the
ae msds and e
frst class hotel at less than half the cost
DO not forget the name and plumber. DR.. shu:
mans ofice II on the corner Of Sixth street and
rennsylvania avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
ING NATIONAL Hotel, WAshington, ID. G. =.
PERSONS at distance should enclose stamp for
retqrn postage. Ofoe hours, "A. M. to 10 p. NJ,
various parties have been enhced from my in
sHtutlon BY certain svln6lers on back streets IN
tn1 city, who will il till the day of their death
q N0rd TO the wise 10 sufficient ape.ls
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~ 8 s1 EcEsf esH tn 1 ssSy5 5Hro

a. follows, vis:-Leavs Camden Sutton. naltlna
%e.s.d d.ss l, sxOeRt Sunes, K1-
SOUTHWEST kkb fkA 6kTa III Elf WEST
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Tram; between Piedmont and Wheslins IA a ~ =
s9mmosdtnon Train, leesins Piedmont e s. % A.
Il. s 20 ossTssn Gfsdson .nd rsskereburI, aEs
The FREDERICK TEAIN caves Baltimore
G ~ a; APd Ersderiek ssS3A. M,
ttnors d @ and sls A. " and Is and ~ r.
s snd i s. Mills Alto and if0 A. and SO
For further INFORMATION, TICKETS of svsry oue.
SS &c, apply TO ,ENGLAND Agent, al camSes
W, r. SMITH.
LIN. c6HtsEss.. s q 3Fiss 81.
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.JrA INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAssrEESs sEA Sis, EyssEKRs

KENT" Capt. J n. KTvaa.
,,,.,, "PIONEER," Capt. w. Norman,
VIII run their rnntes as follows, leavi' z Limit
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden, Of O'CLOCK A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and LANDING.
on CboPtank river. every WEDNESDAY and
ShIHhDAf, returning every Thursday and
F9E A1nss1lissnd West River, every TUES
DAY and FRlDA and returning "a [, 1ays
PlONEER-For st. MIchael's AMI Easton vi.
Miles, river, every WEDNESDAY,, sad return
For AnnsRolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
And Easton Point. every THURSDAY, retsrnIns
by same route on Friday
For Annapolis, Wet River, st. MiohasI's and
Es ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
pa I, returning every Monday by same route
Fare 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fsston
Fare t. It MichsePs and Miles; RiyerjIouns
E F g West River, IOqnd tIip. sil ;.-:.. .
MEALS EXTRA.
HI FIelght must be prepaid.
Wharf and Ofice, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden,
baiumofe. G. X. CANNON.
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NEW YORK AND ERiE Rail
R sRp ssL Va kl NEWPORT

AND FALL RIVER.
- By the splendid and supenor
BAY1 STATE 4 and nd sTAfE OF MAIZE. n sr.si
strenLth and sped, bat psrneulasy ADAPTED 20 tue
nection with the Fan diver And Old Colony Raj
road, distance Of 50 miles only 70 Boetouo
fSs Steamer gSMPTkE STATE. CAT y. Br asss:
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock
The s sssSnn ETS8Po tsss cssi B,ov, o,
Iuesdays, Thursdays and 6etu rdays, 81 O'CLOCK
r; ~. touching a. Nevpert ooh way.
These Steamers are 'ffted With couuodiou,
efAte rooms, and every arrangement for the securi
g ana comfort Of Passenger who are Afforded by
st Fsn River proceed Ser steam boat Trsin .rescs
Ing Boston early the following morning or NAV
remain ON bcerd until starting Of the Accom- mo1a-
ton as A; Is, bJ vhboh they mag resch Boston
A baggage master IL attached % esch steamer,
Who reserves and tickets the basgase. and accom-
Dsnies the same 90 it's Destination
steamer RUS IN connection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providenos daily, except
Freight 70 Boston % forwarded throush With
great dispatch by sh Express Train, which lesves
Eel River ever MOI nlhg, Sundays ey cepted st
N O'Clock for Boston AID New Bedford, errIvinf
a. its Destination ~ abontllA M
ofee on Pier No North k,yeT For s,.,s ,oo me
and berths apply on board OF n desired 20 sscsr re
-. N And m "a 81 ~sr-~t ~ "
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k.ysIsfa r SssSSSS SSSSssss E SSSs tSE

ylIIsfs 5 ssSfSSsss sSs 9E$FF
sls t Hss.rl shortest And most d
: nd c6kaoNwEAzLh 2cf &c Ss' w. e.
NuIsms, In oonnection With the stonlngton and
froy1depce,A ld Bos op and Prev1denoe Railrosds,
isevtpg New York darly, Slndays exoePted, rom
Slsr No 70 North River, . O'Clock r. NJ. and
8roson eS oolocS n. N. or on the arrlvaI on
mesi.rL Ss2.Ts s sos Fia GS Ss
ssssifss "a Rom n, Yor,
TsS%ssy Tasrss.y, ~ ssfl!dsg: Prom Gfsson
P5osdsSscs .ss mn Bo. aSssa S'osssd e. .ei< e
TS.ss. sssehins sd Ilscf g sdyssoe 81 fksss 81
Morning Lines cenectine Norfh and EssC Pa
sengers that prefer IL. remsin on. board the
s'eemefs enjoy niEhtz' rest Gndlsturbe< break
tsst II desIfeds and leave 6roton IN the lis A.
Tr;Mlp, soPsssti5E q Providsaes via The .
Fare lfoa 'Iovsoerce 10 Nsvpers, FHy seni,.
IA a bssgsse masssr sssonpsniss the steamer and
I rGI rssIs.:s Bss.A., SAD Rooms. Or E.I,l.,
sSs PIE, "a Eo,,s Eiysi, q . the ofs. q
land street. New York, Feb. q. 1851.
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