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LAW INTELLIGENCE,

TIE CoRH-PLASTER CAsE-The hearing Of
the arguments in the corn-planter case, before
the United States Court, WAS concluded ycs-
terday. The charge Of the Court will be de-
ligered this morning.
REcoRDER's CouHT>-The Hi1dreth larceny
case occupied the Recorders Court yesterday,
and is still pending.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr-Bsfors Juslgs
Drumaaond.-No. 465-Chancery. II. ". Alexan-
der ye. Elisha Freeman ct al; on motion OF COM
to the contrary confirmation OF sale as per report
Of receiver Of Sd Inst, made fnal.
4 New SENSATION. readers and The
public generally have a pleasant feature in
prospect, something to enjoy to-day and this
evening, il the matter Of public reception,
given by Nr. s. L. Fassett, on the re-opening
Of bis Well known Photographic gallery. This
establishment has been closed for nearly three
weeks, aud, in the meantime, carpenters,
plumbers, painters, tinters, paper hangers and
upholste1ezs, have been busy at work, altering,
en1arging, reftting, and adorning, until its
old patrons will hardly recognize the place, in
its new dress. The spacious and elegant rooms,
and the many beautiful specimens Of photo
graphic art, Of which Chicago may well feel
proud. merit visit.
Mr. Fassett's receptions are M new event.;
il the history Of Chicago, having always called
out the beauty and elite Of the city, and our
renders will thank Us for reminding them thus
eorlv of a tre,t in store for tben, Patrons
u;l, he p1sd to know. that after unavoidable
| delay, their orders will hereafter be attended
| TO promptly, as xhr' fasselt nas aadeo 70 nls
| number OF operatives, and brought with
him from Ne" York, artists OF metropolitan
reputation, thus giving him enlarged facilities
in taking slttings, and producing highly fin
lsned pictures. hooms' NOS. La and LA
South Ctark street.
| Non,c, ro s,nscDTDE1s n r E,h,;o, +ho
, 1862-06-06

B Buy paper hangiBgs Of Chase d Co., 1oa
Randolph street. nh 2eau
, 1862-06-06
Important to DISCHARGED Soldiers.

U. S. PA1 DEPARTMENT, DISTRICT OF LIS
CHICAGO, June t, 1852.
Discharged soldiers can send their discharge ps-
pers icon. ieting Of the discharge and two final
certificates for pay) to this Office, with their ad-
dresses and their business viii be promptly at
tended to 'ctthout charge. No payments made on
descriptive rolls.
JoHN Il. EEZrE, Paymaster u. S. A.
EG Great closing out sale Of Paper Hanginee, at
F. E. Rgby7s 50 Randolph street. ic31m
Go to John Jones, 11s Dearborn st., and get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
noT1a
"Can on Dunlop seweli b spaldlng 1oz Printing, n
noV1fh22tlY
, 1862-06-06

Situated On Rock Hyer. ia Whiteside County. rnozs
ta1e. - 0~1-4e CA A14
The NIL Ii in good order. Il driven hv wsra7
roEsr rom stsady stream has s11 pairs Of Baza
cleaning appsratus For further paTcpIs,s sooiT "a
NJ mHHELEE SEz1K Co, Chicago. ne subscriber On
tnS pfem!!se8 8. LEHMAN SHIT8-
Como HaT Ht4 15o1 je5r9lr1m
, 1862-06-06

RECRUITS NASTuD.-Capt. Mfllcr's COM
pany of artillery now at Camp Douglas is
under marching orders, aud will probably
leave for the seat Of war as soon as their can
non arrive 4 few more recruits are wanted
Apply to Capt Miller in person, at Camp
Douglas, OF at 103 kinzie street.
, 1862-06-06

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Total &1i3355 ,ass23
felt bill On the WflIfamabuzgh City Bank, New
York, has recently made Its appearance. The
fngey Is O good Imitation of the genuine blu,
and is well calculated to deceive. The viGnette
coneietR OF an Indian Oh LETT hand upper corner,
q .ated On a rock, with hgnre 80 below,
view Of Niagara Falls, and female leaning on E.
shield In the center, with figure IS" On tha
tight hand upper corner, aud the State die be-
Tlree-dollar bills On the Bank Of Madison,
Wisconsin, are in circulation They may be
known Us ftauGa from the fact that the bank in
question has no notes Of that denomination in
circulation.
Look ont for counterfeit tves on the Bank Of
America. New TorE, With stripes Of red, white
and blue combination on each end, with figure
Sd" on one eide, and numeEa1 ~" On the
other. The body Of the bills is printed in blne.
CITY BosDs.-C. C. Parks d Co, are paying the
highest price for city bonds. See their adyertisc-
Esnt IN another column.
GA1RSA AND CHICAGO Uz1oE RA1LnoAp.-The
following table shows the earnings Of the Galeua
and Chicago Union Railroad Company. from May
23d to 3tst:
Freight. .s4s,a7Gse s45,6542s s47le4 Dec
PaaseDgers -. S,67z19 e,s9a93 ssal6 Dec
Totals So. s:ss6ss 30 SIS. IS s1,1s4 o. Dec
For the month. -
For the month, 1862. 150,5715i
decrease Ii. .335R
, 1862-06-06

MONTHLY ABSTRACT of the assets Liabilities.
and condition Of the Dubuque Branch Of the State
Bank OF Iowa, for Monday, June 2, 1863.
, 1862-06-06

New COMMISSION HoUsK-We desire to
call attention to the new commission
house Of Vim. Little g. Co., No. 231
South Water street. Mr.. Little, late o1
Vim. Little & Co., wholesale groeers,
and Mr. Sackett, late Of Sackett t. Co., 70,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

would be discovered. Should drive an
other hole to make that leakage greater?-
Why, the water within seemed already to
be sensibly diminished--so hot had that
become which remained. Should more
escape. would not hear it bubble and hiss
upon the fiery plates Of iron that were al
ready scorching the soles of my feet?
"Ah! there's q movement--voices!
hear them calling for crowSar! The
buIkhead cracks as they pry off the plank
ing. They have seen the leak, and are try
ing to get at it. Why do they not first
dampen the fire?--why do they not call
for the--the-
stranger. look at that finger! it can
never regain its natural size-but it has al
ready done all the service that man could
expect from SO humble . MEMBER Sir,
that hole would hare been plugged up on the
instant anlsss I had janlmed my finger
through -
IL heard the cry of horror as they saw
it withont--the shout to drown the fire
the first stroke of the cold water pump.
They say. too, that was conscious
when they took me out--but LIRE
member nothing more till lhey brought a
jalep to my bed side afterwards, AND that
julep!-"
"CooLING! was it?"
"STRANGERll''
Ben Turned away his head and wept.--
He could say no more.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16


in which they do not give prompt relief and (f admins
tered before the very citadel Of life has been insaded) G
feet paint and perfect cure. II !.
Bear al mind that the SCANDINAVIAN INEVITABLE
BLOOD PILLS endorsed by the experience Of fhons
sns living witnesses, Who in letters, adavi's medical
works. and BY word Of mouth, proclaim them Z" be the
very best preparation Of the kind offered to the broken
down victims OF ifiealth- They hunt disease through
every and of the syscia and exPcl IL hor
oughly and permanently.
No doubt their superiority afer single frIa
only better. but in fact, ceafr than any
other Pills. for takes Of them to produce
better effect. .
Price Of the Scandnavan Vegetable Blood Further u
bottle. S. per half Dozen OF the Scaniinav la
Vegetable Blood Pills. % cents per box or boxes ior s
+ Read DIR. Roback's Special Notices aud Ccrtineatcs
time - =. IEl -r4i silsit 4ti-t--t = -
DR. R,back's Medical Almanac and Family Advisel
containing great variety Of interesting and valuable
Medical information, can he had gratis OF any OF hi
Agents throu ghoutthe country - : =.
In difficult complicated Cases, Dr. Refsck may bs
consulted by letter enclosing one stamp FOL
the reply. f.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

We respectfully return thanks to those who have a.,
kindly ratronized during the past year. and hope by
proper attention business retain all old
min
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
A New Article rsm
DR.. Roback's Stomach Bitters!

new and delightful Sfomachc and Cordial for giving
tone to stomach, and for the prevention of bilious
complaints incident to the Western country Try ~
As morning drink assist digestion end relieve pys
pepsia, il has no equal. Try it,
In fnror ii superior to al other Bfter<- y "
The formula of these Bjfers s6) the sole property
Of Dr. Roback originated with one o. The occs ana mo.'
eminent Medical Of the West, and urect
- - s,,-,,, rho wants the Western people
TIer Brtcrs derive their stinns IRON, the powerful
tonc nature of the and herbs Of which They are COM
and by aliaylns unnaturat eIasinSs oi
fly rrOmotiye OF rats
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
SHERIFFs sALE.--By virtue of two

~ COMMISSIONS, issued by the Clerk of the Marshall
county Circuit Court, and directed, in favor
Franklin p Morgan, William Acker and Oscar Cary,
against Perry CoTn the other in favor OF David Hazard
aud against Perry OOsin and Henry III. Baxter, will
offer At Public SALE to the highest lawful bidder the
Law directs, before the Court House door in the
Of Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, 4o4 -
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, lSG2,
between the hours of o'clock, and four clock,
M Of said day, the and profits exceed
ing years Of the following Described real estate stu
ate in said county Of uarshall and State oindiana ow
Lot number two ( in Jacksons addition the VI
Bourbon.
II the rents aud profits for years of said real estate
will not sell for sufficient to satisfy said
interest," aud accrng costs WILL at the time
place. offer for sale the highest lawful bidder all the right
title and interest Of the said def udans in and TO the
much thereof may be necessary satisfy said wris
jan 1852 a.. NJ. BARNARD. Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

Testimonials, new, and almost without number might
given from ladies and gentlemen in all grades society,
whose united Testimony none could resist, that Professor
Woods Hair Restorative will restore the bald and gray,
and prcsere the hair of the youth to old age, in all
youthful beauty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
TEMPERANCE.

the prcnt proprietor believes that making them widely
known tho public welfare will le suhser ved. t.t
IL will soon for sale By all of Dr. Robscks numerous
Agents. Hotels, 6c the country OYER In the mean
time orders will fcd direct from Cincinnati in
quantity and at iases 1t il put up in Quart
Bottles and securely packed in dozen cases Hall
<lozen sample w however, be sent to any address
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
VALPARAISO MALE and FEMALE
- CoLLEGE.

The Valparaiso Male Female College under pat
ronage Of the Northwestern Indiana Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, IL now In operation
The location is in suburbs of Valparaiso forty miles
Of Chicago the Ptfsburg. Fort Wayne aud Chicago
Railroad For health and morality the location is
ceptionabe. beautiful brick edhce, fs feet wide by 6S
feet long three stories high has been erected and is
occur led. FACULTY. ft
Re-. c. n. SINS, A. NJ, President and Professor Of
ANCIENT Languages and Liferafare.
T. D. cARlEY, A. B., Professor Of Mathematics and Nat
rrai Sci>nces- ~
Miss c. A. BoLLrs Teacher Of Normal Department. &.
Rev. j. foxwoErHY, Tutor. fil
Miss LxrIA CARrESrrn Tsaeler Of Primary Department
Miss MARY HEAroS, Teacher If Iasrvsaeatf Music
Miss MARTHA eAKEs, Teacher Of Hfiffng asd Drdtrhg.
Prof.---- PurSAN, Professor Of Eloeution. - "a
Expenses, Per Session.
Tuition. Normal Department. First Grade, SO 90
q" Second Grade, A 90
Preparatory Department, LIST grade. 5 90
90" t" = y" I'd grade. g 90
"eihC Collegiate Department. -. - g 0c
Janitor Fee, Normal Department.. ......,. 25
Preparatory Col. Departments, 80
instrumental Music ........-..........I0 90
Students taking studies in different departments Will be
charged proportionafcly 10 the number In each
The German and French languages Vocal Music and
Painting, will be taught II classes are frd Price de-
pending on the nup5er Of students in the CLASSES.
Tuition and Jrnto fecs Invariably s adraae, unless by
special arrangement Tuition, refunded in cases Of pro-
at the first of the but Will be received 1t time and
charged accordingly Classes IN Languages formed only
the beginning Of tho year. will be given
to che art ~ practical teaching and classes formed for
Boarding can be had In private families for 81 50oS2 p
per week. Many Students rent rooms aud board them
thereby reducing from y to seventy hs
cents per wcet. "a II may ~ %
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

- - - ~ = - - Sd s .+s.
~. and <.,esroom No Essf Fe~rth Street
Sd binding from Main Street. Cncinnati 0nio
tory No. % Hammond Street. -. - =
and r A Lemon Piymoufh Robert Cornwall, Bourbon
John Ecs<srr BieominxsburE; w. STANCE, and Jonsl
Killer, Bremen; John Chess, nSfecanoetown y.
a-rf M.ruenf: Haixh Argos; aud BY Druggist
and Merchants generally lnited States
canadas ami 80 q sce seos INA ''s' = ''" ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
C.gPI7.4L and SURPLUS.
3 93 =, 3 d =. 8 8.

Fordetails of investmcnts, see small Cards and
Circulars.
Insuranccs may be effected i'm this old and sub
stantal Company on very favorable terms.
Apply TO HORACE CORBIN, AGENT.
~ Dwellings aud Farm Property insured for a
term of years at very low rates.
auge, 40yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

POLITICAL PREACHING CURED.
The Hartford times relates the
following:
A Congregational Church, in a
neighboring State, got SO completely
enlisted in one Of the Presidential con-
assts, that little attention was given to
religiour questions. The minister was
constantly preaching, praying and ex-
horting upon political issues, ana hi.
deacons and lymen followed suit at the
prayer and conference meetings.
Finally, a worthy old farmer, one Of
she staunchest and best members Of
the church, and firm, undertaking
Democrat, was called upon to offer a
prayer
20, Lord" said he, uphold the Dem
ocratic party, which has received thy
support ever since the great Jefferson.
ian struggle. Continue to bless that
party which has, under thy protection
and providence, brought great bles-
sings upon this Republic. If it be thy
pleasure, and I bekeve it will be, oh
carry that party through this struggle
to a complete triumph. Oh, bless the
opponents of Democracy personally,
but utterly destroy their fanatical and
injurious schemes, if it lie thy will to
do so, as I verify believe it is. Be on
the side of Democracy, O Lord, as thou
hast been, and in their peaceful pur-
suits, instead of warning wickedly, man
against brother. And, oh, ]. beseech
thee especially to free the Christian
Churches from the political strife and
bitterness which are rending them as
sunder, destroying their usefulness and
turning them unhappily into mere po-
litical associations. Let's hear some
thing Of thy word and mercy on the
Sabbath. We have already been piled
to fulness with political fanaticism, and
our minister has become stump orator
against the good old party which thou,
in thy wisd m. hath upheld 50 long,
and repeatedly guided to victory, and
sustained, in the establishment of sound
measures, Oh: turn his mind frcm
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
NEW OREGON HOWARD COUNTY IOWA OCTOBER 81, 1882

soberness, and represent the views OF
all ane men on this important matter.
The crude emancipation schemes are
,nischiev Gus for another reason. They
distract the attention Of the govern
ment and the people from the only
means by hich the rebellion can be
crushed, which are good generals, brave
and disciplined soldiers, and plenty of
them, and an abundance Of artillery
Nelp York World.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

these things, and direct his attention
to his legitimate religious duties, or
turn him over Directly in the hands Of
the Abolition party and let them take
care of him, and provide US with a true
minister of the Gospel At any rate
tho present state Fittings cannot last.
If politics are to rule, I shall claim
one half Of the time in behalf Of the
Democratic party, so that there may be
,-s.fair discussion within these walls.
Amen"
This was stumper. It was the
first prayer ever publicly offered in that
ch urch for the success of the Demo
cratic party and its nominees, though
hundreds Of prayers and exhortations
had beeu made against that party
When the old aan had finished, there
was silence Of halfan hour, and the
meeting then adjourned. And thus
ended the political preachin in that
church. From that time forward, the
minister attended to his gospel duties
and left all political ques tions to be
settled by the people outside Of the
church. Again the society prospered
and thare vas better feeling among
its memoers-more Christian charity,
more brotherly love. The old mans
earnist prayer was answered in more
respects than one.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
THE GREAT ABOLITION PROCES.
SION IAN EXQUISITE HIT.

SION IAN EXQUISITE HIT.
Frsm the New York Express.
THE "NINE HUNDRED THOUSAND" COMING.
1t is with feelings of the supremest salts
faction that we are enabled to announce tha at
The Nine Hundred Thousand men whom the
Tribune promised would be forthcoming to
swell the grand armies of the Union, as soon
as the Presidents Abolition Proclamation
was issued, will arrive in this city lover the
l ft) from Contra New York, New England,
&c., some tine in the course Of next week, in
the following
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Provost Marshal with aids, in Lincoln Green.
Senator Sumner, of Massachusetts,. escorted by chas
seurs dAfrique.
Provost Marshal
Gov. Andrew, of Mass, with the Knights Of Altoona.
Band.
Contra Bands
Manages Of the Underground Railroad, two abreast
Provost Marshal.
Joshua r. Giddugs, Frederick Douglass (basx man y
and Abby Kelly Foster, representing the Three
Graces.
Strong minded women.
Rev. Henry Ward Screecher.
Sergeant Fitzgerald, of the Corcoran Legion.
Bsnd-"List, oh List"
More Contrabands.
Superintendent of the Negro Schools At Port Royal
Provost Marshal
shoddy Contractors.
The Libellers of Gen. McClelen, biting . file.
Aunty Slavery, led by Uncle Tom.
Fremont.
More Shoddy Contractors.
The Ghost of Magma Charter.
Goddess Of Liberty, with Broken Constitution.
Knights Of the Order Of Fort Lafayette.
Provost Marshal.
The mortal remains ofthe late Habeas Corpus. Esq
Pail Bearers
Mourners, &c.
Provost Marshal.
Army Spectators.
Field Marshal Horace Greeley and staG with assistants
bearing Pandora's Box
Tableau-Representing Ssrvile Insurrectsn-Youus St
Domirgo-Apotheosis Of Toussant
rOuverture, &c.
Provost Marshal.
The Genius Of Dsunion.
Banner with the Inscription, "Let the Union Slide
Band.
ArJohn Browns body lies p,olderng in the grave &c
Provost Marshal
! Rev. DR.. Cheever, with Mat and Brother.
| Delegates from Exter Hall.
! Postage Stamps.
Wide Awakes.
ContIaDands.
Provost Marshal.
More Wide Awakes.
Nine hundred and ninety nine thousand substitutes
The route OF the Procession will be alone
the Underground Railroad through tht
Realms of Imagination, until it reaches thu
Limb of Vanity and Paradise of Fools
when the crowd will be dismissed.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

Rev, DR.. Breckenridge, Of Ky, who
has always gone with the opposition
in politics, is reported to have recently
remarked IA
'The permanent triumph Of tho
Democratic party in 1864 is the best
result I can SEQ to he possible fer tae
country"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
MILWAUKEE, PR. DU CHEN RAILWAY.
DASS e. ELMENDORF,

FORWARDING, STORAGE and COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
Public Square, MeGregor, Iowa.
Agents for McCormick.s Reaper, Dow &
Fowler and Canton Sweepstake Threshing
Machines, Moss & Williams and Brainaird. 8
Sugar Evaporators, and Frost's Sugar Cane
Mills.
Kept constantly on hand, Horse Rakes,
Cradles, Grind Stones. Plows, &C., in any
quantity TO suit purchasers. Inc44,a1yI
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

A few toasts delivered at q fourth Of
July celebration in Charleston in 1881:
'The Union--.The foundation on
which rests American Liberty-destroy
the one, and the other nc ust fall"
"The people Of the United States
Let them never forget that an injury t,
one State is on injury to all, and tho
power which may crush one, may ,des-
troy ALL"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

Edwards the preservation Of your
your present happy state, It's requisite
not only that you steadily discounte-
nance irregular opposition to its &C.
knowledged authority, but also that
you resist with care the spirit Of limo.
vation~ upon its principles, however
specious the pretext."- Washington.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
4 ronEIGN VIEW OF EMANCIPA'
TION. ...

FONE1GN VIE" OE LAVA" ~ - -
TION. .
It is curious to notice that, while
very unmilitary critics on this side OF
the ocean urge emancipation of the
slaves by proclamation as the panacea
for all our woas connected with this
rebellion, foreign military critics ex-
press very profound contempt for
/ this "usual appliance Of war;" as GER
tain radical journals have claimed it to
be, but have never been able to prove
Not O single European authority worthy
the name, urges emancipation to end
this war,
The Economist, the organ of the
bankers and comercial classes of En-
gland, says very truly in its issue Of
September
"For everybody in America seems
to have abdicated the capacity Of re-
Aection. Let US consider for a moment
/ the arguments and advice of that party
which has apparently the most distinct
aim in view, and the most distinct pol
icy to recommend. They believe that
the North has failed hitherto from half.
heartness- the government
has refused to adopt emancipation as
its war cry. They try to persuade the
authorities to proclaim ut once freedom
to all the Southern negroes, and never
entertain q moments doubt that such q
line of action would paralyze and sub.
due the confederates at once, and term
mate the war triumphantly. Now,
passing over the questionable wisdom
and practioability of changing by a
single and sudden act the entire social
status and individual necessities Of
four millions ef ignorent and very help
less creatures-passing over the rcdu-
plicatien of enmity which such a pro-
ceeding would cause in all the slave
States, and the compulsion it would ex-
ercise on all the border States, Ken
tucky and Tennessee especially, to
fight tooth and nail against the North
what reason is there to believe that
it would bring any material accession
of streangth to the one party, or any
effectual mischief or paralysis to the
other ? The idea proceeds upon an
assumption, for which we have never
seen title of evidence, and which the
whole history Of the war has contra
dicted. For an emancipation procla.
nation to do either the good or harm
expected from it, the slaves must be
in chronic state Of readiness to rise
upon their masters, or at least to throw
off the yoke and strike work in body.
They must hate the confederates and
love tho northerners. Why should
they do the latter ? Under no circum-
stances could an abolition policy be
very telling, except where at hand to
protect and to use those whom they
had set free."
These arc the words Of truth and
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31

A PROMINENT Republican from Ohio
who was ia Chicago yesterday, assures
us that all the twelves members Of Con.
gress, who have just been elected as
Democrats in that State, are War men.
Chicago Journal.
Well, what of it All Democrats
are ''war men" to the extent Of putting
down the rebellion and restoring the
Union as it was. Show US Democrat
who is not if you can. Disuuion and
its concomitants exist alone in tho Re-
publican organization.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
SHOT! SHOT,! SHOT!!!

ORDERS for the various sizes Of shot flled
promptly and warranted. Terms cash
liberal discount 70 the trade. Address
Dubuque Shot Manufacturing Company.
ln1sveyi buhuque Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-10-31
OLD & GIT.
N. B. MouLToN.
Lime Springs. Iowa.

Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Patent
Medicines Boots and Shoes, School Books,
pulic in genera that he has and will sen
for recdy pay all the above articles cheap as
he cheapest [n22v3mS]