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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
g. S. Mbae,

&ollecttpnen unb M%us3abIu n ae n
ieber Nrt in alien Gbeilen Deut1@lanbs,
perben BON mir mie eepSbnli@ auf bic prpmpteite
Nrt beloret.
Sir W ID { auf @ep-yort st. Qpuis.
@bteage, Stew Orleans unb anbere
9anbesplabe Der Ser. @taaten taun man INNER
bel mir bas @elb erbalten.
Au bic mad febenbtn YIdbe Inb bel
mir @e@1el in 9rSBeren, ippie in ben flein-
zen @ummen 3u BEN billte / n Gcurlen III
baben.
@elber, tpel1e an tr9enb zines ber na@iteben-
ben 3auier in Deutl&lanb fir ibre &e&nuua
ein9eianbt ober be3ablt >merben, nit benz 8emtrten,
Dap mir banen Na&ri@t III eeben fei, tDnnen bel
mir III Cincinnati 70 elei$ erboben tperben> TO-
balb i'd bic Ma&ri9t bonn @%inaanse Der @umme
erbalten babe. ga i9 BON u,einen perlaiepcnen
1anquiere INNER NIT jebem @teamer 8riefe e.
balte, tpean @elber eingeaansen jinb, 70 1T ties
eer i@neQRe, f9er0e unb biuigte @ea, UNI @el-
eer mad Nu1erita 3u f&iden.
Elite n~teiner 8anfter8 in DeutEh,
lamb, &C.,
an bic Sbr @elo bejablt uno bann BEL mir
erbpben &perpen farm:
Nu@ finb bel tieien 9dulern in europa ieberaeit
@e&iel auf mid gu baben:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

Sober &@nee ant Heo. Niper.- Dtr
S@neefau am Obern &eb-&iper in Der Ottertail-
unb 2eaf~M cuntains- &esipn war, 10 be1i@teu
Qeute aus btrGeeenb, bieien@intera uberorbent-
lid betra&tli@, Is 'cnen namli@ ben ean3en@in.
ter binbur& ni&t ~spenieer ais a@t SUP sefauen
iein. 81 mar Der @&nee nod Mnfanes tieles
Nonats lief. Die 2eaf-M ountains Inb biz 9Sb-
en-, mel&e bic @a0erl&eipe apil&en benz @ebiets
bes MliiTiIppi unb bee @eo-@iuer Of the Nortb
bilesn uno fir beite Glu1e itebt bebbalb fir bic
tommenbe Saifcn Elm boeer @a0ertfanb in 9us.
V@t, tuen1 bas Gbauwetter in ben oberen &eaip.
nen bic S@neemaGen eei9mol3en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
WerSftntli@tim auftraaebes Boarbs berG cunty.
Committeeman
Bert6t Gber Bic 8taau3cm
pom Stanley County
lfr@ a N il. So nuav1661 z
@&lu6,

8eri&t Gber bic bon benz Boarb BET
County . Gommtffoners upu @amitY
@ountY pom 1. DRai 1860 btS Sanuar
III 1861 monatli@ eenebut8ten unb aus
at3ablteu Betr6at, p.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

9afttn06.- p~rinatna@ri&teu melben uns,
bab in 3aftnes 100000 8uibtl @at3tn aufet.
ftapeIt lieeen. 100000 8uf&el tpurb. n BON pa.
filings aus in, p~ereauseutn 1erbf e%rYortirt. SIM
@anaen seeeuten tie Burstr bes glases | bic ~
elmer RiQton Buf@el BON Der Grnbte bes lesten
Sabrs ~ erportiren. Die Maeaaiue hes glates
1nb %sesentpartie 10 poa, bab Ni&tb rebr empfan-
gen .uerbea fam, biz tieGrSFnuus ber@&iffabrt
9las f@a1t. ~ Gin Burf&, Nau.ens Greeman
Cunningham, .purbe BON @berif 9ones spupou-
ton So. .ueeen pferbe.D tebfabls ~arrttirt, als e
chen am Abentefen mar. @abri@einli& um
baitlbe better ~ ~aerbaueu, uau6te Il nit ben an.
sebli& seioblenen@ dulen IN ber Obbut bes ste.
rife na9 9cufon County 3ur&dtraben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
3eutlher @ptte6b{en{1

E g." Deuti&er @ottesbtenR
in Der 9u%,u,anuelstir@e Der epanaeliI&en @eunein-
t@aft, Gde Der pine- unb elften @traBe, aeaeu-
tber Capt. Dana, ieben Gonntae Wprseu UNI
~ ubr, Abenbs u Qbr. Mittmp@ Mbents u
ubr. 0scar&aegub Yrebiaer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
8aQ gum Siter Mpnta9
inn 81 iuucipta=&bal.

@as pGre Elm Slermontas obne 8aQ int
Minne1ota. Gbal? s. ware gar fein 2ae.-
Desbalb bat l6 Der lntsr3si@nete entl&loNen,
am 9enanntsu Gage, biesmal Der erfe April, e.
men famolen Bal gu eeben, wolelbf 60 an ni4ts
feblen tpirp, tpas frSbli9e @il e be9ebren. Das
Gntree uebt erce1entem Supper it wie ]epIbn-
lid so Gents. Is laoet 81 bielem Gefpersnueen
freunpliGlt Gin
Tbeoopr 6amm.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
$nlfe IN 3ebn minuteu.
x1rtde11 zSh1ntpr

Sr9Qn8 Gun9en <SblQten.
Die 0retnal- Dfeeiein eineefibrt in 1887, unb
Der erie Mrtitel Der art, Der il unter benz Mautn
3un9en.S blaten (Yulmonie- @afers) mad bielen1
Xanoe 6ebra9t trurpe ALE anbern Qunaen- Obla.
ten flnb ua@8eu,a9t. Die 6@ten fnb burtb ben
auf itee Oblate seitempelten Mautn Bryan III
u%nter(@eiben.
8rpan's Qunaen-O blaten
beilen9uiems @@nuefen, punbeaeble. 9eiierteit.
8rpan's 2ungen>O blaten
belenGnebraitisteit, 8ron@itis. Mtbtmbel9perben
Brpan'6 Vungen.S blaten
bei!ea 8lutipeien, BruRj9meraeu.
Brpan'S Qun9en-O blaten
beilsn entitebenbe @@minbiu&t, 2ungentrantbeit.
Bryan's 2un9en- Oblaten
betlen 3apte1. unb Driien- Gntaiinbuua.
Brpan's 2uneen-O blatena
lnb einfa& an 8orm unb ansenetm an @el&mad.
8rpan's 2unsen- Oblaten
eeben ni@t nur Grlei9terans. fontern turireu
-.>I t@neQ unb 9ruubli@.
BrYan'6 Qun9en-O blaten 81
werben fiber Seben befriebisen. .
Refine 8auailie foQtt obne cine @&a@tel ron
8rpan's Quneen.O blater1
i'm paufe fem.
3stn &etlsnber iolte ebue eintn gorratb suu
Bryan's 2unaen-O blaten
in Der zaf9e fem. 8
Bryan's 2uneen. Oblatenn
teilen bic otigen 8raufbeiteu in aebu m;nnt.r
BrYan's Quneeu-D bIaten
fnb Gin @eseu fur aQe 8la7ea u. RonRitntisnen
BrYan's Qungen.D blaten
Fue beioneers brau@bar fir S6nger u. 5feutlid,
&ebner.
Risntaub tuirb I'D peiaeru fir
Bryau's Quneen-O blaten
tun~tauejnaujis Gents ~ aeben.
JOB X o1es, aleiniger Giaeutbimer. s
&odffer, g. ..
- Sn ct. paul 3uu, 8ertauf be
Dr: MILLER, Ste Strabe, 9eoenabe
9rptne's 9ale,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
Tbeoopr 6amm.
8aQ! 8qQ! Ball!
i'm @prtbmeitern=$pte
3ur fr1blt9en Setter be6 Otter : Monta9.
@ntree incl. @upper so Sis.

Dem persbrten beutl9en Yutlitum beebrt i&
Der unter3eidnete mitsutbeilen, bab am Sliermon-
tag, ben /. Mpril, in benz l9Uuen Baafaale iei-
mes vNprtbwej tern 5ptels, " Der jebt erweitert
1T unp bic ean3e Gtase einnimmt, Elm GROCER SaQ
ltattinben miro, su pe0en Bclu@ biermit auf's
Treuuoliblte einlapst
Sui. @roB.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

N%euetabltrtee
@ctn @ei9dft.
@enrI &ena.

VeDEb SeN6i
Jmpprteur uni @rpBz unb 8%lcinbdnple1
.pn aus ieinem @eburtsprt Sfbpfen inportirtem
Nebeniaft BON serl@ieeenen Sabreansen, ais:
SNbpfer-- 1S54ger 5000 per Jla19e,
1S57eer O.75 =
1S599er 100 y
srfauft %bielelben bel ber @alpn, teim DuBenl
.,taihen ODER ter Gin;elnen, beim @9oppen, BAL
N @9oppen uno @las in ieiner
@eimballe, 0ritte CITRATE,
3wil&en Marfet- u. @albiastcn~ Ctr,
Bren9'8 Stein9ebduoe.
Geseleiden inooort ifeta gu baten:
Triibe Suffers,
ras OuBeno gu 80 Gents.
ue9ter S6weiSer unp 2tmbursee &die,
5drtn9e, Sarpe4en u. @aroinen.
Jerner: @useeei6netes y ittsbureb ale
.,uo Yorter uno feine QitSre Don alien
Ilrten.
9pmie enbli6 MaeS, tpas man in elmer tppbl-
:1naeridteten WeinbaQe 3u fMben %erpartet, eins
'blieBli9 elmer ercelenten
Sapanna=G i9arro.
Goriebenbes r. NQe8 gut uno in reider TuQe
H,rratbie bel
@eor3 Ben3.
NJ. Nk.. 80 { -: O.x
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

"a @ir perpeiien f&on bieru,it auf bic Mu.
3eise Don benz BeneF3' CONCERT tes 9errn prpf.
&pbr am Montas uber 8 1aee, aus mel&er be.
2sitr triitbt, tab aberu,als Elm por3ieli9er unu]-
talil@er @enu6 fir i'm in qetto it.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

Ser @tabtf@aemeifter beri&tet an ben
@taotratb, bab bie3inien fir oas %pereanseneS abr,
einl@lieblid benz etras auf bic rldenbouts, aur1
8etraee BON $28> 720.25 beri4tiet, $19, 736.O1
8onbs ~liquibirt unb $9,640.07 l~aufsnbt Musga.
ben te3ablt purbtn. Gs tuirb enpfoblen, 7pru-
eentise &epenuen-B onbs ans3ueeben, UNI bamtit
bic 5erren 5. 6. unb s. Gbonplon III be3ablen,
BON benen bic Stabt bas @elb borete, UNI ibren
ebsmalisen @laubieer, 5errm Ban@ labn, aufrie-
ben 3u (teaen. .E
OaS Teuer am Sonnta9abenb.- Nm
sereansensn @cnntae Mbenb eeeen Z ubr, als
chen in een uneifen Rir3en Der q ottesbienf be-
9onnen, erl@oQGsuerldrn, unb f@on in bemielben
Nusenblid erbob il@ cine Gtuerfaule III Der N6te
ber untern Qanbung. I'm Ort uub @telle aaee.
lanet, fanben mir ba6 bic tltine,n GramebGu(er,
wel9e, uie ~berjenise pei6, Der in ct. Saul ni&t
! gang unbetannt IL, 3pii&en BEN pra&tisen ueueu
@teineebdube hes 3errnwrinee. untertalb bes al.
ten upipneer anb democrat" @ebaubes, uut ben
feinernen Rasa3iuu Don aderbau- @erattf&afteu
tes perm SSpnts (Gieentbuu. tes 9rn.2 ouis@o.
bert) sineeniftlt Fnb, bersits li&terlob branntsn'
Die sessniber lieeenbea nbSbe mar nit ~tauienber
BON Men(@en bel6et unb a1e In Der &unte ii
sra6li@er Yra@t erleu@ttt. Das feuer ipar aus
ssbro&en in ben, 3und&f uutesbalbg riuet's Stein
baus seleeenen Graueeebdube, Gieentbura BE-
MaterialpaarenbGnbler xeutple ttub Beaupre, u
bate IN !ur3er 3eit biefes unb bic tibtuga@bar
bduitr, Gisentbuus be- beTn Fouls &ober::. seQ
Raubis 3erRSrt. 0e5auuatterIuR an 0tbSnbe,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
Oentf6e 8anf,

III Sdrbara StrcRbr6er. A@
. ~. 5. . 6. 9obnicn. + 1874
ISL 6. Gutenberg.
Qtaa. @@eQina. ~
1852, Eco, barb 8artb.
2b1:1o s. u. 8. @illtus.
9enti9e Sanf
+. e. 8. wi((ius, Saiut pau(,
{ " Qriber Meyer u. @iQius.)
ct. paul Minneipta.
MuNer alien ibrisen Bran9en bt6 8anfeel1df,
tee pibmen mir uniere ~beionbere Mufmertlaunteit
benz Dertaufe pom ~'@ ..5:~ -"'@
Medieln auf Deuti@lanp., 4"5
iopit auf bic 9auptplase Granfrei@s, .GuSlanes,
Der S9wei3 unb Der Ser. @taaten unb traffrea
mir inter Mnpern auf iclsenbe europail@e 9auler'
NuSsturs. ). :. @9a5ler,- -
Ya5el, Ya1anant u. Co., reg
Berlin, Mnbalt u. @asener, en-
8remen, vubering u. w., 4it,~
Ra0el, @etrater YfeiHer.
Gpblena, Vecpcle @eltenarn. So
f6ln, Veppclb @elt9u1ann, m
grantfurt 4. W., 5. u. 5. 81 Mtufrias,
S Ssasss, S union = se ant; ii eenpon,
Qurembnre, 8 @erling u. Co.,
Mannbeiu, IS $ 2abenbur9 u. &Dtne.
Wiin1er. S. {, @9Gs.er,
NIrnters 0epnbarb 8alb,
Yaris, Grdens u. Co., ",l
9traBbur9. Renpuarb .be Bu(lere,
Stuttgart, @ebriper Benedict,
Irter, &eper9on u. So.
@ien, S. $. @tanteb u. 60.
@ir bel9aFenb biz u
Giu3iebun9 Don @eloern.
in europa unp fertisen bic bisr3u erforbtrli9tn
papiere, ais:
8puma9ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Tpbten19eiae &c. ielbf
an, nerbiirgen tereu @ultisteit unp belpr9en bic
euniularil@e 8eelaubieune perielben; 1pmie aud
bic
M~uS;ablun9 Don @elbern
In iebem Ibeile Deutl1laubS unb Der @9pe'a
inben1 mir ben @eeentpertb Der bel uns einee'
sablten 8etrase ben, ielblt III ben entleeenftsn 0tt-
i@afttn pubneneen &napfaueern f~oltenfret in's
5aus leneeu la0en.
Ya0a9e!9etne
CUR ueberfabrt BON Bremcn na9 Nep<yprt tn
See:l19ifen, unb in Dampf19ifen bes ~ orb
5ambure mad New- q crf in DampfbSten Der
- ambureer Dampf19tffabrts' &C.
iell1@aft" nerfaufen mir 5u berab-
ee1ebten Yret1en.
Wir pertaufen ferner
Qanc<W arrant6,
nit unlerer i9riftli9en @orontie auf unbesrsuate
3eit perleben, Iternebnaen bic
8ele9uns Don @apttalten
in @runbcisentbum ober se8en Sntsrelen, auf
erte bYputbetari19e @i4erbeit, befor-
gen bic
8e3ablune Don Goren
III jebem Ibeile unieree @taates, taufen unb per-
faufen @clb uno frembe MiiuSen, 3ableu bic
bD9fe Yramie fur @e9lel auf Nep.gort,
WbilnbeIphin. ct. QDui6 &C.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

a. Sinf s $beDbalb. @HA
A38 5mporteure unb @roBbanbler in~
@etnen, &tqueuren, @t6er,
Giearren &c. &C.
Gbenlo DetiQateure Don ertrateinem
@4i9fep
{pwie
Gabrifonten Don G1iQ,
abe bent rDinsluw 5pule," an Gasle-& :trabe.
ct. Yaul> = . Winn.
5aben nunmebr auf Eager:
$50 Me9te importirte Mbcinmeine, pater-
ldnpi]9er Nebenlaft in ben beliebtelten
9prten. 4N
&pgnac unb Bourbon @bislcY,
Samaiea Stun unb @cpt1 @bisteY,
5oQdnbil9en Sin &c. &c.
N.8. unier Gllg eisenen Gabrifats 1T uniber-
rpfen i'm Norbweten.
Stint uno Gbeobalt.
e.
1elli9aft
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
serrtnt iaben. .ni&t aud am Gage bsr @tabtnabl
auf einem 9errain sertint sperirtn persen, bafiir
feret, @ottlpt, bas @estRrtrseleb.

"a Die @eietetbans bat fir bic BON tbr be-
i&lcffene 9erl6nserune ter &tetfra6e bic perren
peter 9ertey, @eeret Gulser Y. s. 8. Burbant
ernonnt. 5i5@%4 =.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
$2.194,OOO 90
on ct. paul fir

$15,249 90
8erl1@erun9en fir ben binnenldnpil9en
@uter<Granspprt. :
Die Aetna perli1ert ct. Waul Rauaeuteu
Waaren auf benz Iranapoet Ypn uup nad benz
Often uno Sioen unter ben gun(tielten 8epiao-
un8en.,
Wf- Wfob1eD, Meent, =
80. 6 Noeers' Blod, -
ioer @bas. Bi9elum'S 81 entpaarenfore.
o. Die %beutiten Mittareer liuo b~elpubers
barauf aufmertlant eema4t, bag
9err 81. &tefer
neben perm Mpble9 gum General Meenten
fur unIern 9taat Don Der pben 0enannten &on1-
panic a%ngeaeQt unb bepoQmd9tiet 1T, 8erf9erun>
gen an3unebmen unb bic nStbtsen Yapiertb barber
aus3uiteQen. .&r~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

unb @aartn @2700. Betraeen Der Geuerleute
@ebr lobenspertb. 9br Glei6 a n ben pun,pen
@uRerbaft. pilfsltifune bee wubliturn: pS@f
unbebeutenb. Wa0erporratb ii ben famoien BON
Sbipley eebauten 0iiernen: ldi@erli@ serius 8.
Greube Der Geuerleute aber Elm $25.Gei&ent BON
2ouis &pbert an iebe Der Companion : @ren3tn-
los. @erluR unferes ~Qanbsu,annes, bes s&ub-
uaa@ermeiRers S9uler, Der chen in eires ber ab-
eebrannten @ebGube einse3oeen: Sebr i&mer.
Grin Dant fir bic ibnn eepdbrte pilfe bel ben,
Geuer: Sebr ero6. BeFnben ieiner @tmablin,
bic beim 6euer 0etalen, pa0abel.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
Ht1 @rtspn 4lsin nesltr,
alone Influences


In an excellent, sensible artic-
lie upon this subject, Mrs Swiss
helm, Editress of the St. Cloud
(Mlnn. Democrat makes palpa-
BILE hit at a certain class of"pious
prudcs.
She truly says, that men. if
left to their own exclusive COM
partnership, become semibarbari-
ans. and charges the greater share
of their irregularities upon wo-
men and this class of women es-
peeially.
Now. this crying evil is princi-
pally chargeablc to women. There
are a few women; perhaps one i'll
a hundred, who naturally look
upon every man as a lover, either
for herself or somebody else. -
These usually assume the charac-
ter of saints par excellence, and
and it is we'll they should expend
a large portion of their surplus
animality, on passionate attach
ments to ecclesiastical ritss and
ceremonies; but it is not we'll that
their depravity, from which their
piety springs, should be allowed
to make rules for whole commu-
mites.
These ladies feel that it is dam
gerous for men to be out, without
yokes, and when they see one of
these walking Lucifer matches,
stand aside, press their hoops
against the wall, turn their eyes,
like q duck in a thunder storm,
up to the "sanctifcation" label on
their foreheads, and away from
the "sensu atty" written on their
lips, while they watch to see if
the moving incendiary come i'll
contact with the hem of any
woman's garment, when they cry
out in horror, that they see a
blue blaze, and smell burning
birthstone. Thus they contrive to
set a whole community on the
scent Of the flames which exist
only in their own impure imagi-
nations.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
WANTED.

Wheat rye, tallow lard
eggs, hides and all kinds Of produce ut the
highest market pricee. Constantly recei-
wing new goods ut prices to invite custom
Call and examine goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. v2n2ly.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
FRUIT TREES, FRUIT TREES.
Over 100000 Apple Trees tor Sale THIS
Spring.
Commercial Nurseries,
VAN rELT & HEYEH. Proprietors.
Dubuque City, Iowa,
Branch ut Centralia, Dubuque Co. Iowa.

THE proprietsrs would inform the Public.
and those wishing to PLdNT FRUIT
TREES this spring that in addition to their
own large and extensivs stock of Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, grown at their Nursery.
in the City Of Dubuque, they have also pur-
chased the place known as tho Ccntralia
Nursery situated in Dubuque County, about
seven miles from the city, containing over
200 900 TREES. Of . salsble size. This will
enable them to supply their customers
At Unprecedently Low Prices!
and to furnish varieties that have been thor
oughly tested as to their adaptability to this
climate. Their stock consists of
Apples, Pears, Cherries & Plums
Dwarf or Standard Peaches,
Ounces, Apricots and
Nectarines,
Also very large lot OF all the smaller fruits,
such ~ Currants. Gooseberries, Raspberries.
Strawberries, Grapes.&c., &c.
Also large assortment Of ORNAN EN-
T.dLTREES SHRUBS and EVEkGREENS.
&c.
The proprietors have erected tive large
greenhouse aud have large assortment Of
green house and bedding out plants, such as
Verbcnas Geraniums, saliva, Fuschia, &c.
Also over enc hundred different varieties Of
hardy Roses, comprise ng all the different
kinds such as Hybrid Perpetual, Bourbon.
China Tea. Moss, Damssk, Nosette and
Running Roses. Also fine assortment Of
Bulbeus Roots.
REDUCED PRICES ON APPLE TREES FOR SPRING
OF 1861
Apples from to feet high, from to in
ches in diameter of perfectly hardy varie-
ties and fine thrifty. healthy Trees:
Each IS c. Per 100, Sl2,5O. 1000, 10.
rTnducements offered to Dealers and
Nurserymen.
VANPELT & HEYER,
Commercial Nursery.
Dubuque Iowa, March 1861.
1872. SWl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
N DISTRICT COURT OF HOWARD
COUNTY IOWA.
George w. Scho6sld,

C.P Sprogue, " K Coyl., J d J.nkiss
Eliza Sprague, S B Coy'r, q " Holl,,.er
EIxabetk Larver, S + Gileresi. NJ Y Burdiek
d d N@bin. NJ NJ Moon. Jamss II Bowers,
CG Seksllsnger, Jcka " Fake, Sarah 4 Haw-
lev Mary Z Buckmnn. Sarah 4 Upton. Ra
eh.l Hunter. Silos lNo6it. E Bierman. Sarah
Niles, eree,trir Of \ Niles deceased VIC Ad-
st, Sarah M Cutler, James G Upton, Cyrus
Baldmia, II E Bryan, Benjamin Baiduin,
Elisabeth Balduin, Gardnsr Hall. C. NJ Mun-
SIN, Geo. " Pierce. WR Bedding, Mary 4
Vandenb,rg. JF Mitchell
VIM. KeNow, Timothy Lee, r. u. Jeus.t and
Ebenexsr Bald,v,n.
10 the above named Defendants:
V1OU and each yos are hereby notified
j that on or before the oath day Of April
1861. there will be on file in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court OF Howard county
Iowa, petition OF Geo. w. Schofrld. claim.
ing Of c. P. Sprague the sum of $3.50 on n
mortgage executed by the said c. p. Spraguc
Juno IA. 1855, to secure the plaintiff against
all damage he might sustain in consequence
Of being surety on replevin bond
Of said Sprague to Peter Class-n and al.
~ asking to foreclose all your right, claim,
lein and equity Of redemption, of, 10, and in,
the south half Of the north east quarter Of
section three. township ninety eight north of
range eleven west. and that unless you and
each Of you appear thereto and defend be.
fore nom of the morning of the second day Of
the next term of the district couIt to be held
in said county, default will be entered against
eech Of you, ard judgment rendered thereon
- prsyed for. And you the the said dsfen.
dAnts aud each Of Of you are hereby notified
that rs pereonsl claim is sought to be enforc
al against any Of you except c. p. Sprague.
March 28th 1861.
w. Z. MEAD, Plaintiffs Atty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
THE MAKORA ARABICA
DISCOVERED BYA
MISSION RY,
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARABIA.

Al who are suffering from Consumption
should use the MAKoRA ARABICA, discovered
by missionary in arabia.
All who are threatend with Consumption
should use the MAkoRA ARABIcA, discovered
BY missionary in Arabia.
Al who are suffering from Bronchitis
should use the MAKoRA ARABIcA, discovered
by missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat
Coughs and Colds, should use the hAxoRA
ArABIcA, discovered by missionary in Arabia
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrofu.
Ia and Impurities of the Blood should use
the MAKorA ArABlcA, discovered by mission
ary in arabia.
It cures Consumption.
IL cures Bronchitis
1t cures Serc Throats Coughs and Colds
1t cures asthma, Scrofula, and impurities
of the Blood.
This usequallsd remedy is now for the first
time introduced to the public.
1t was providentially discovered by mis-
siouary while travelling in Arabia. He WAS
cured of Consumption by its use after his
case WAS pronounced hopeless by learned
PHI, sicians in Europe.
He has forwarded to US in writing, full
account of his own extraordinary cure, and
of number Of other cuaes which have come
under lis observation, and also full account
of the medicine.
At his request, and impelled by desire to
extend knowledge of this remedy to the
public. we have had his communication prin.
tad in pamphlet form for free distribution.
It's interest is enhanced by an account which
hs gives Of some of the scenes OK the Syrian
massacres. which he obtained FROM those who
suffered in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our
Office. or it will be sent free by mail to all
who apply for it.
We import the MAKORA ARABlCA di.
rect from Smyrna through the house Of Celon
& Gylippus, and we have always on hand a
full supply put up in bottles ready for use
with full directions.
Price One dollar per bottle. Sent by mail
on receipt Of price, and "a cents for postage.
For sale wholesale and retail by
LEEDS, GILMORE & Co,
Importers of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty st. N. Y.
ALSO, BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
Nip tho Evil in it's Bud!
DOCTOR WHITTIER

CURES ALL PRIVATE DISEASES and dis
eases arising from sclf-abuse. His theory
and exposition of sexual diseases is clear
J delineation Of all the diseased conditions.
Send cents only to prepay postage Charges
moderate. Cures guaranteed. Consultation
free. Box ss.-Ohcs % R;as street, st.
Lssis, NJ. lnS4ly
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19

LATHROF HOUSE.
Frankville, Winhesheik County, Iowa. fn2o.
P. LTHReP, Proprietor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19

D eeorah Dece mher IL. 1860. n69tf
NcHENRY, PACKARD kCo
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19

The Shoe and Leather reporter says:
he amount of shipments Of boots and
shoes from Boston for 1860, was in the
aggregate, 631,341 cases.
Shipped North 1888 g
South 318,808 "
OF course the laboring men Of Mass
lose the manufacture, because the shoe
dealers lose the sale Of those heretofore
sent South; but then the benefits be-
slowed upon the negro by the fanatical
and senseless crusade eff Mass. upon the
institutions Of the South is abundant
compensation for this triAing loss.
"Nrbodv is suffering"
The debts of the seven confederate
States sum up in the aggregate SIS,
100000 while the existing debts of the
other oe the late U. s. make grand
total of 174,O0O,00O. Add to this the
heavy city and corporate debts OF the
North of various kinds. and it will not
fall short of $500,0OO.000.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-04-19
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