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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
Vernon Springs,
FIGURING MILL.

rEsHE undersigned would announce to his
IL friends and the public generally that
hls Touring Mill is now constantly in motion,
and being in the best of working order at
III times, will never be surpassed either in
ana6ty or quantity. Gifts work. Give rae a
rial and will as heretofore qua, entce salts
aaction.
Vernon Springs May %, 1861
r92l A. H. HARRIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial " inc BitterS!!!

from all who have not used them. We chal-
lenge the word to produce their equal.
These Bitcrs for the cure of Weak StomacAs,
General Debility. and for Purifying and En-
'acA'mg the Blood, are absolutely unsurpassed
by any other remedy on earth. To be assur-
ed of this it is only necessary to make the
trial. The Wine itself is Of a very superior
quality, being about enc third stronger than
other wines; warming and invigorating the
wh"le system from the head to the feet. As
these Bitters are tonic and Alternative in their
character so they strengthen and invigorate
the whole system and give fine tone and
healthy action to all its parts, by equalizing
the circulation, removing distinctions, and
producing a general warmth. They arc also
excellent for Diseases and Weakness pecul.
lar to FEMALES, where Tonic is required to
strengthen and brace the system. No Lady.
who is subject to lasstude and faintnesscs
should be without them, they are revivifylng
in their action
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
-kCMAISEyE.

Tie many certificates which have been
rendered us and the letters which we are
daily receiving. are conclusive proof that
among the women these B:ttors have given Il
satisfaction which no sther have ever done
before No woman in the land should be
without them and those who once use them
will not fail to keen q snnnlY
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
THE HYPOPHOS4oHII'ES

Dave tvo-fd and specific acto,,n the hand in.
crea,ing the principle which CONSTITUTES NERVOUS
ENERGY ana on the other being the MOST powEHsrL
BLOOD GENERATING AGENTS KNOWN. Try act with prompt
and certainty in all general morbid unttons such
Chrunts Bronchitis, Asthma, Scrofua, Nj rasr!s Ancnin
Female Complaints &C.. ara in all Usor, Of The Nlr-
Blood Systems. Their effects upc1 the tuberCular
condition E-.a the genera, sy!,tnns disappear
Hs: wh rupliiry which is really marvellous. They IN
the vital enargy, rel eve Cough, chech
Night SweaJs, dimnis, EXpectoration, lpr The Ape
Ute, arrest Diarrhua AID prIm0te rcfreS ling Sleep
L Az sI.I L.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
Important TO Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius /. Cheeseman, NJ. d

NETWORK CITY.
The combinations of ingredients in these
Pills are the result OF a long and extensive
practice. They are mild in their operation
and certain in correcting al irregularities,
Painful Mensurations, removing all obs rue
ITEMS, whether from cold or otherwise. head
ache, pain in the side. palpitation oftle heart
whites. al nervous chections. MYSTERIES. ia.
tigue. pain in the back and limbs, &c, dis
t'irbed sleep, which arise from interruption
Of nature
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
DIR. LA CROOKS
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
on THE
Physiological View Of Marriage.


2"o PAGES AND EW ENHRANiN'fT.-Price only TWEEN
Tf-FNE GENES Helt Tree ~ postage TO al parts Oh III" c
ION. oh me hhI'tes OF youth ana maturity "'Sc9n,nb
the secret IONS Oh pom sexes OF All aE causing "c",'
ner!nn%heSS repression or spirits, aintaton {" t'e hea,''
Stiicidl litGlfGs lhNnihtary emissions, hlnIis, -
lcc'F. memory, 'HEc'tAoh an" a''I'G' WIN c''e
SION n turning interests "l bafuniE Scooi MISS :oi
iege student ana o!"% Married Lady &c, &c IL ~
truthful adviser to larFled anu those contemplating nr-
rae VINO ensr'n secret y Saa sdnd ha
ppes and PRIVILEGES TO which every human being is enti-
lied
YOUNG MEN who are troubled with weakness generally
caused by bad habit in youth! the effects of which dir
illness pains nretfn.ss sometimes ringing in the
vrah ewes weakness the bach lower eytrrme confu-
sion of IDEAS loss Of memory with lnelanchov may be
cured by the authors NEW PARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT
W" have recently devoted much Of our time IN 'lolllN"
THE III RO"EAN HOSPITALS, awaiting ourselves OF the
knowledge AN, rasehrcIe' OF the most Siiicd physicians
and Surgeons in Europe and the Continent Thnse VINO
place themselves under our care viii nov have the fn ben.
eft Of the many NEW AND Effl'AtlOS Kahl1DlhS
which we are enabled "a introduce INTO "ur pracce, ana
the public may rest assured Of the same zca' aS5tny Sc
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14

This is The COMPOSITION Known which Will success.
resist changes .f All climates. Cor any Garts ot
time when applied 10 ,att, - Whc' 1t ad,ers frnly.
forming body eq'al 10 vce cats If crnaN ant, costa
much less. and Will h.SE THREE TINES IS NG: any
from its elasticity Is net inj"e; y the confirmation and
plnsion Of TIN and ner METAL ROOFS, Consequent up
Sudden changes ct &he weather.
1t will in cold run in waps, weather, srl
will no: was, of.
LEAKY TIN and other METAL R.,NFS can be readily
repaired with GUT PERCH CEMENT, ana prevented
from further c0rrosun and lea ing ENsuRlSs
PERFECTLY WAFER TIGHT ROOF v0R MANY YEARS.
Ys Cement is peculiarly adapted for the preservation Of
Iron Rilings, Stores, Ranges Safes Agricultural lnpis
inents, &c, also for general manufactures Use.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
Z DR.. Churchill's Specific Remedy
FOE CONSULlPTION,

Nervous Debility, Scrofna, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis &c.
This is The most wonderful curative agent known to edi
M science II has effected in stage Of Consume,
ion "rNpARAIED IN TINE ANNALS OF EDfCiNE." In N,'
Debility and Dyspepsia, the liFpPIDSriilTES may
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
Winchester s Genuine Pre- peratson

OF TIE HTPorH0spHlTS is the only reliable form of
Dr. Churc,li Remedy. and is approved by the Medical
Profession generally usE NO oTuER OK ANY REMEDY CON
TANNING IRON
sR5-rKICE-In %. Bottles. Sl-G Bottles for s., In
Is oz. Bottles $2Thce for s.. Gre, lars gratis. Sold
by a respectable Druggists, and the sol. General Depot
Ii the l'p ed States. iy
Tnl1Syl1 j. WINCHESTER, IS join Street y. =.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
!!
1875
EMPLOYMENT.
AGENTS WANTEDI

We will pay from $25 to $75 per month
and all expenses. to active agents, or give
a commission Particulars sent free. Ad
dress Erie Soming Machi~ Compaau r.
James. General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
Outta 9)tytba Cement.

For preserving repairing TIN and other METAL EooTsof
every !es,io from il great cy. is nurtd by
the co.,ractiun and expansion o Metals, and will ACT
cracr in cold or in warm weather.
These materials ADAPTED ClNATiS, ana wa
art prepared to npv orders ;nypart II the country,
at shgt notice, Guta pcrcha Roofing III rolls ready
prepared use and Gutta Percll aencnt III barrels
H.h full printed directions for application.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
THESE BITTERS


Will not only Cure but preveat diseases
and in this respect are douhlv valuable to the
person who may use them. For
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.
Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Diseas-
cs of the Nervous System, Paralysis, Piles.
and Tor all cases requiring a Tonic
DR.. Dods' Celebrated Wine Bitters
A,3.2 DN3y.2P AS9sa-D!
For Sore Throat, so common among the
Clergy. they are truly valuable.
For the aged and infirm and for persons of
Il weak constitution-for Ministers of the Cos
mel, Lawyers, and all public speakers--tor
Book Keepers. Tailors. Seamstre sses. Students
Artists. and all persons leading a seacntary
Life. they will prove truly beneficial.
As Beverage, they are who esome, inno-
ceut. and da1iri Gus to the taste They produce
all the exbi|arating effects of Brandy or Wire
without Intoxicating: and are Il valuable rem
edv for persons addicted to the use of exces-
sive strong drink. and who wish to refrain
from it, They are pure and entirely free
from the peSons contained in the adulterated
Vines and Liquors with which the country
is flooded
These B;ttcrs not only C"re. but Prersnt
Disease. and should be used by all who live
in a country where he water is bad. or where
Chills and Fevers are prevalent Being en-
tire'y innocent and harmeless. they may he
gwen freely to Children and Isfauts with i'm
punity.
Physicians, C'ergymen and temperance
advocates, as an act ofhumanity. should as
sist in spreading these truly valuable BIT
TIERS over the land, and thereby essentially
aid in banIsh:ng Drunkenness and Disease.
In all affections Of the Heod, Sick Heo7ache,
-or Nervous VcGdache. DIR. DODS' lmper-
IN Vine Bi'ters wid be .found to be most
Sa',dary an! EGcacious.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-14
LIQUID
GUTTA PERGHA CEMENT.

For Coating Metals Of all Kinds when cx-
posed to the action of the weather, and
Fo. Presc. wing and Repairing Metal Roofs
OF ALI. KINDS.
, 1862-07-18
The Rrfsadier Zones.

We haye a}1eady published the letter writ
ten by 'sBrigadier General George Wallace
Jones, ex-mlnister," &c, to his livery noble
and deaz friend, Jefferson Davis, president" "
ETC.; alEo, extracts from letter to his fellow
traitor, D. A. Mahoney, Months after hts let
to Jeff Davif, he wrote similar letter TO
Iea<c E. Morse, Of 1ouisians-one of the very
meanest Of that claes Of which John sGdesl Is
"the chief among ten thousand, and the one
altogether 1ovely,' who migrated from the
free North to become STAKEHOLDER and mallg-
nant t1sitor at the South, In that letter he
saJs:
IT expect my SUCCESSOR, Alien l. Burton Of
Kentucky, every day, and Wiu leave the next
daF after his arrival, being exceedingly anx-
ions to return home to my family, m5 sons
having left them to come down South to light
for the maintenance Of the canstitution, The
lawa, aud the righta Of the people Of the South;
a. intezad to DO II reqxiredto to JIght af "a, and
| IL be possible for me to leave my family aad
my private Affairs. now almost in ru1ned
state, In consequence Of the crisis. Great God
! what q calamity cisil war will be to mY c2ua
| try! None OF you there who have not bce1
! eye Witnesses to snch IN evil can tell. hagt
seen nothing else Tor the last year, and dreas
the horrible consequences to my hitherto pros
porous, peaceful snd happy country.
"H your friend Douglas had died on the da:
before the meeting OF the Charleston CoaEeu
ton, or II such so1theEuess Is yourself, Sse
phene, johnson, ct a., had not stood By bin
In that convention, all NOW would have bee
peace and prosperity, unity and hsppiness
wondered often that such men as you, Do5g
"a C.}, Sc, could not see into Douglas az
prfncipled and ambitious schemes, and aro
him before you'did IS did"
And Jet this bsisssd;er-this carpet knigh
| talks about representing the State Of low
in Congress. ....
If Iowa hesitates long about driving TIL
small potato traitor from her borders, he
neople are not the men we take them to be.
, 1862-07-18
Nr. Kings EXp1anntton~
FFroTn the Woodstock Eeu.fnel.7


We have received the following explanatory
letter from J. Lyle King, Esq, Of Chtcagp, In
relation to our fourth Of July orator, which
ne publish with pleasure:
CHICAGO. July ID. 1862.
Editors Woodstock Sentinel:
The selection Of ". ". Drummond, - Ora
tor for the fourth. at Woodstock, Was mis-
take Of mine. Mr. Hart, on behaE Of the
eonmlttee, invited: me to dell de.ivef re- tie be
in Indiana on that day. Inauaed to him Judge
". n. DrQmmopa. This Was from my belief
of his being ss War Democrat and IN M
qualified loyalist, who would sustain the Ad-
minisuation, and believe in gun and steel: l
also thought he would make = popular, shec-
therefore, Invited him. From tbs Sataaers
account of It, TINT speech disappointed me
quite rs much % 1t did the loyal and patriotic
people Of McHeury. 1t did tnore-ls cha
grined and mortified no n 7 freely aa-
monia'a Invitation, With q knowledge Of tho
sentiments to be ventilated wonld have
been an accessory before the fact, and ehot1d
justly shara the indignation reused against
him. But I bad no more suspicion oil. than
had snd have sympathy with, Bnch sentiments
quite etherwise and the contrary. In my
! its red right hand wieldB the sword and fiaunte
the flag Of battle and OF defiance, It is little 0,
none less than t1eason to think, speak or Writ
for ts concession The word b Of kth anG
kin to secession, II not its very twin. Ant
we're to talk tt eoncessfon' in the ears Of tht
people of McHemy, I should expect mi
| sho7Id deserve at least to be hisscd and hoote4
| BIZ oil the 1oyaltst8 who heard me. This eI
planatiun acknowledgment Of my gTea
mistake-and the expression Of eincere regre
at having unwiHfngly sseold" the cittzens Q
your county, are the only amends / nov ca,
| rpeta and + hcna will he areHpfAd IL HAkfEfaf
, 1862-07-18

ket with the rebels. Bat you had better paf-
gain with us-had better free us and arm
"a. How long would this WRr last II va were
freed by act Of Congress- and the P!esldenEg
I,rocImnatfon-both OF them ratified IN general
s1n,1es Il fhe South? Why the rebel armies
would paelt away IN week. Every officer 9na
every pFiyste Who had any interest OF any Kind
In q plsutatIou. CT yn11gH even, W0ula run
pHa'gh home to protect II against aaaaganeo II
jury. Consider. MS armed; there's no use o. ta.s~
ing, NEW The revolution at tae nousn III = 1n aG
caa't sNs Il without the social revolution And
mark my words, MI. ", the attempt to save
It without doing Us Justice Will end IN you1
OWN political slavery, and your ruin, and N
this ENGLAND will be the principal agent.
There are colored men IN @ MasnlnRtof9 9st wnv
men, and jeff Davis and Keftt, 1nd Floyd
bave always made much Of the Jealousy 10
England Of The manufacturers Of your North.
| Youhaye got to have us, NJ. Y. Our climate
| viii kill your troops, eaVe IN December: Jsn=
I uary; FebEnaly, znd March. Inc south u a
be ambuahed: every Day. And 1t Is 50 big thai Is
| II with half million. OF men you oVeffun T.,
/ 1t would take 8 million men to occupy It.
And, then, what sort Of d Union win yoE haYe
/; saved, in which the peopleof thirteen state:
refuse TO take political action, and haSe = nus a!
| to faise their fingers to their slaves TO SCI
them loose npon you, and drive You north
ward. You had better take rs, M. w; In
deed, you have got to take us. For Il yor
wiah to back out Of this w8r you won't nt
permitted to do It Yuu have got to conque1
Or be conquered. know the slaveho!ders
/ They went into this war for power, and if Yot
don't whip them In Virginia aud South Caro-
Ina, they will whip Jo1 IN Penneylyania AM
New York; and then reconstruct the Union
with themselves at the top and YOU at the pot
| into slavery, unless you take us black men Q
The South out Of slavery; and, MIR. W., 20
have not crest deal Of time 1efsin which t
decide what you viii do !"
Tom speaks the eenttments Of his race
0'~''> >'N>' NV.
, 1862-07-18
The Defunct Constitution.

From tha Springfield dpuznal. l6ia-j
We are advised that John Calvin OF Alton,
who vas clerk to BuckmasteE while taking
the votes Of the .o1diers at Columbus, Pitts
burg Landing, ETC.. has been sent down again
by BuckmasteT, and is now again st Memphis
on the same erra1d. We arc not advised that
he is accompanied BY any Of the three com-
uissioners to whom this business was orlgi-
nal}y intrusted. 1t is intimated, however,
that Mr. Hacker, president Of the convention.
bastu1ned over TO Bnckmaster . number Of
blank commissions, and that the lstter is
dealing them out to Whomsver Of his reliable
democratic friends be can get TO visit the
camps. To what extent this Kind Of jobhlug
has been practtced is not known, a. the con
spirstors work entirely In the dark and decline
to make an exhibit Of their hands to the pub
lie; but knowing that treachery and dig
honesty alone sre thns anxious to hide ths11
acts, ne shan not be surprised in due time to
open up to the people some startling develop
nents Of the foul and underhand plan oy
which the soldiers are sought to be cheated
Tho game, however, Will not win.
, 1862-07-18

.Xhe Grand Pta1rae Fight.
=; 'spe.,,-. 'tFa MA.J1.oh{a nr,ffrn 18th

l. askis7nish'' took place Last Sunday At
Grnnd Prsttie;; ahout four miles back Of Aber,
deem. not OF ofiClarendou, las mistakenly seated
" : cspt. Robe1f q. osborne ot the Golden Er.,
gave Us nsr1stiye Of the syenta that hare
hatIy taken plecai up White BE In
formsua thai ths strongest ieEt3acaoas af sn On
Hfn1Inan poW Ii, with q bandlth force yart;;
easy estimated a t,a ss%saz saoszsaa as
ehsef: occupstian Is. .plnudaE. et tAa, citizens
a1oand, and firing sn occasional shot q pa4s as
nE Transport s1nken ho4tas ratts. ropes ana
ehstus hKye been placed sacfusa the river nos
onlyat the RlnR+ natnsdnneeas but shtae ~ II
c116.ea T6es ssreseh !. ai,aa - mess
nasssgs It afzaa t,etWeen1 It's meg Of ths 46th
sd Ssh 1aiana aa.aas aas CO. apsesr ct Tue tas
der- q leader ;Hhom they styled, Capt tWheat I.
w6o vas m6rtanJ Wounded, sitter losing eigh
tTfSnf Il h Eilled and 1oandeds Our mel
eezditabaE dnpl tho fed, hSE seTera
wpanaet 1M 1aMn 3apgenq94!y: :!51:n::z "a
7 TbD ii ttle Hk1Iu11ah Ia'g3T- f11Xge{6ed hi!
81 e5WkGa m I4f11sS PSssSIEt =: u
, 1862-07-18

Gona TO THE INVENTOR Tie doctrine;
invented by some cassist in sympathy with
JEFF. Davis, that rebels seeking the dessruo-
ton Of the constitution by force Of arms,
e.xnanA to Tho 1ighaa :and 3;;priiiiieges
which that constitution guarantys to loyal
men who are Offering their u tyta 70 uphold
ft-this doc6ine, absurd, ridiculous aid
mischieyoua, - now generally abandoned,
saTe by foregone seeesaaonis.s, 1tdoes moi
go cut Of The public mind p moment too
| COON, Five hundred millions ii money
| and eighty onssadliys9nre only part o.
the expense which Its maintenance hs!
inflicted upon the country.
, 1862-07-18

"suppose," said sagac1ous V1rg1nan'
in our hearing, the other day, that the
Southern rebels had had the men, the
money, the manufacturing facilities and
"the trained mechanical industry-in q
sword, the preparation for war-which We
(which We have had from the beginning
"-what would they have not done2 1
ado not say that they would have con-
"quered Us, for conquest Of twenty
"millions Of people is impossible; but that
the contest would have gone far other
wise than it has. They are in earnest
"They make war; ne PLAY war. They
"use all the advantages OF their slsuauon;
"they are restrained BY no scruples about
"our constitutional rights, nor about the
, 1862-07-18

[Huntsgf1le Correspondent Gin. Gazette, IT'LL
Colonel Turchiu, 18th Illinois, is said to
bsye Internationally resigned, as have also
most Of the officers Of his regiment The 18th
Is apparently too severe upon rebels, and has
too little reverence for the peculiar tnstatu-
ton"
The whole sth brigade, comprising the 1872
and 9Th Illinois, the 18th Ohio and the 37tn
Indiana, Is tinctured, apparently, with tafs
Gatal heresy Of hatred to treason and 1ndifer'
ence to the interests Of slavery. Tney believe
that if rebel citizen murders . Vnlon soldie1
It Is lawful to destroy his property, or even II
deprive him Of life. They 60 so Tar as to pre-
Ter the rest s1o1ation Of tho American Union t.
the peFpetuation Of negro bondage; aud
vsrily believe that they would carry their 10
sanity to the extent Of refusing to run doWE'
| his tunaway slave Bnrely SO dangerously III
constitutional body should forthwith b
! modified. or 6uu1ed put.
, 1862-07-18

Hon. Newton .Batemxn, Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, has issued circular; an:
nouncing that the third examiuaston of teach
ars for State certificates viii be held In the
city Of Springfield, commencing At . o'clock
= n on Wednesday, August 9Th, and ,con-
ttnning two days. Applicants for. the State
Diploma win be required:
i. To produna certificates Of good moral eharsc
ter, kignct BY Responsible Persons.
3. 10 have taught not 1ess th.0 three 1eaEs
with decided s1cEesa, 1t least pus of which shxI
have been IN Illinois.
q To psss thorough examination In orthogzs-
ply. penmansh1p. mental snd written aEthe1nesic,
EpRlieh grammar, modern geography, history o1
the United States algebra through qukdtauca, tn
elements Of plzne geometry. aad principles and
methods Of teaching.
, 1862-07-18
Make our Disabled Soldiers Tax oal-

The New York Enentng Fhst suggests that
the assessors, assistant sssessors and collect
ors, whose appointment Is provided for in the
new tsx bnl, be sppointed from the ranks Of
our disabled soldiers. Men who have return. !
cd to their homes incapable Of further mill
tary serT1ce, are TO be fonnd in almost every
loyal town IN this country. Many Of them
are, by means Of the 1oss Of a leg or an arm.
incapable for any active business, aud are thus
unable to provide for themselves, and must
become charge upon the charitable or help
less dependents upon their families. "These
men," the Rst well says, Who have shed
their blood to sustain the government, have q
right 10 claim the assistance OF that govern
menf. In the absence of 3 pension equal to
their necessities, they may properly ask that
the new Offices created by the tax bill be a.
signed to them instead Of poliieal fvorites.
| The:law must be enforced, and men must be
appointed to perform the duty; the: soldier
who has recovered from his wound, but who
1im1m about destitute Of leg, or i:azn, Of
finger, isas capable Of performing that duty
az noisy ward politician who has carefully
| avoided fighting his counhy's battles, but il
clamorous Of reward. The work Is Hight ani
the pay good Ourdisabled soldiers are most
Of them capable Of fulfilling all the dnties O
the tax officer, and this distribution Of th'
public funds would at once reward patrlotl
effort and prevent much suffering That other
wise is ine7itable."- -;