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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER a2, 1868.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.

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| Afford Mrs Wal
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| Arohelen NJ arst
| Abbott Mrs e Z
| Adams Matte
| Allen Emma
! Andrews HrsG Z
| AttwenLucndaC
| Allen n rs W A
| Brown Fannie
| Breast Jane
| Brown Faddie
| Ball Mary J
| Brown Mrs
| Bone Elizabeth
| Bowe Mrs Capt
| Brooks HELEN f
| Burke Miss B V
| Ball Annie NJ
| Bean Annie
| Borde Mrs +
! Bentley MaryJ
| Barbour ElviraN
| Baker Mrs
| Bansn Ann
| Baily Eliza
| BancroftHarr't1 II
| Bowers Caroline
| Burroughs
| Cath A
| Bergman Mary c
| Barclay Mary
Bacon Susanna
| Brown AIDA II
Brien NargaretC
| Bell Annie
| BowenJ
Fraekway Elizbf
Perry Sarah
Bricklow Annie
Butler Amelia
Baggett Mary
Buchanan Mrs
VIM A
Butler Lucy A
Burns Cath
Clark Mareera
Coyle Louisa
Cross Jnne
Coomhe NfarvT
CIa;Ya Hattie
Cnnner Ssrah
Chew Mar 4
Enonoa Mrs. EMF
Gross Mrs Rich'i
GrswfnrdMnl;e 4
Crawford Mar 4
Cr.wford Mary
GnIern.nJa y
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Csnvin MI
CunchIer Anna
SLastar Jos;a N
Cnin,.nN Nrs
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Coonar Narv
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r. Il. LABBx's DANCING AOAD8MY.

Prof. +. =. LABBE's Academy will reopen or
9f Messrs. George L Thomas Parker & Co., -
pennsylyania avenue. directly. opposite the III
misses and masters Tuesday,, Thursdays. and Sat.
ordaye, commencing at O'Clock p. m for gentle
men fame evenin gs, commencing at half psst7
The Saloon will be rented for Balls and Parties
oc l3.SW<
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In 1REST COUPONS.
We are buying ct the highest market prices the
INTEREST COUPONS,
due November lst, on Government Bonds.
JAY COOKE CO.,
90 N-iSt 4S2 Rift0enth street
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Trum ble JanSna
Thcmpson ] u
STrice Capt J C
TooyJ Jonathan
Turner Levi
Trail NJ
Thompson NJ
Townsend P Fl
Treslsr Peter
Todd Il Coy
Tenney r o
Thomas r L
Toseph 3 DR.
Thayer s A
Tallmadg ge I v
Turk Walker
2Torbert " 3
VIM
Talbert VIM
Thompson VIM
Thompson DR. w
Turner VIM
Turner W +
FannsttA ] D
Sanriserick Mr.
vandermarkT THIS
FAnarslale P p
Walker 1t l.
Wiley MIR
WRch Miohl
Willis Munson
Wagner Michl
Wyeth NessrsA
Bro
Westover o A.
Washington p G
White Ut P G.
Wallaeh Phillip
Warmer r o
Wight Ray O
,Wrenn Richard
Welies 1t Robt g
Mlllams b W
Ward Stephen
Welham Thos
Wood Theodore
Wallis Thos o
Wheeler VIM H.
Williamson W Fl
Wallace W
Wallace W r
Wallace " m
Williams VIM
Wo1fers VIM A
Wight Capt w W
White Sergt w L
Worley VIM r
Webster VIM
Warren VIM II
Wilson Wm-2
Whelen VIM
Wallace Wesley
Walls VIM III
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w HOLEsALI AND RITAIL.
NOTIONS, TOYS.
FANCY GOODS.
6OTrHILP BEHREND,
3s9 Seventh ST., bet. H and I,
Respectfully invite the attention OF the public at
large ~ well of city and country buyers to their
very Urge and well selected Stock, comprising
almost every article usually found in irst-olass
Notion and Fancy Goods Houses.
TO DEALERS ESPECIALLY,
Particular attention is inv tied to large and we'll
selected Stock of TOYS or the Holidays.
Also TO
LADIES BUYING FOR FAIRS.
general ipducement will be given. oc l5lms
Is L N.K~E su
100 pairs very superior Blankets, Just ressivsd
! : = BONTZ GRIgRITHH,
S60 7th street, between
oc ls-2w lhep.l AMI streets.
a MARBLB MANTRLS
"A Large assortment oonAtAntly on hand and For
will please call and examine my. stock on band.
NICHOLAS ACKEk. :.
ss16 Inn cor Eand New Ier.ey avenue.
IrOR sALH-A 6ns Seven and . HaH Octave
l..@ae kQe1WQ0D PIANO:
:: Ensuire at g. ~ WI6HTp yurnisnins IXEV
Ware Rooms, 5 La ave, oc d ee2w -
= -
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POPULAR FAMILY MATINAE
&C l9-6t SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

MARINI'B DANCING ACADEMY,
IVA Ar ODD 1RLLows' HALL, SEVENTH Sr,
Prot: L. g. Marina Acae envy Is now open for the
reception of pupils. For Ladies. Misses and n
hastt rs every Tuesday and Thursday from
to p m. For Gentlemen from to 10 same
evening; For particulars apply 1t his resi-
dence. 339 street, between 9Th and 10th streets.
HO-5t~
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WE CALL THE ATTENTION Of PurcaA
PIANOIoRTEs,i from tie most eslsbrsssd
factories. such a. etsinwsy & sons seasss
factory prices. We have also On hand few seeond.
hand Planes, In best order. IN FoseI9oo cSsSs for
se& Corner Of nth st. and Penn. avenue.
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YoumAnse Al YouugCL
MISCELLANEOUS Boston Tract Office.
1t SAYLES J. BOWEN, Postmaster.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
TO HORSE OWNERSL

DR.. S,reet's I';tall'ble Liaim:nt Fsr Horses
is rivaled by any and in all Of Lansness arising
from sprains Bruises Wrsnchng, its effect is magical
and certain. Harness Saddle Calls Scratches Mango
Sc,i will also cure speedily. spat"nnd R.ngeonc may
be easily prevented and cured in their nopent stages
confirmed are hey end the possibility Of radical
No case Of the s however Is desperate hopeless
Int 1t may be alevated by this Lininen and its M Aful
application wilt always remove c Lamcnes. and enable
the horses to travel with comparative ease.
Every horse should have this remedy At hand sr
Its timely use at the rs appearance Of Lseness will effect.
Uay prevent those formidable diseases mentioned to which
all horses are LIABLE and which render many otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless.
See advertisement
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
NOTICE OF SHERIFF.S :, SALE, OF
~ REAL E>TATE,-State of Iouu Ho1cerd

County, ). =. -
By virtnre ofs special execution issued
ont Of the off, ce of the Gle k of the district
court Sf Still county at the suit George Bris-
taH as Plaintiffngai~st.K K. Backndin and
others ~ defendants and dated Judy rith
1863 to me directed commanding me that
Of the premises hereinafter descritedl cause
to be made the sum Of two Hundred and sev-
enty two and $4,000 dollars damages aud
interest therena the rate Of six per cent
per anniilm from the oath day Of June A. d,
1863 unit! paid and costs taxed at eight and
- mo dollars tosatisfv a iudgenant which
snid Plaintiff recovered IN gain4s eaitl ad4knd~
aptntJu june term A. u. ala6a sbf said D,striot
Court shall offer for sale AT, pubic. ar,ctiop
to the highest bidder for cash at the front door
Il the coa''rt honsein Vernon Springs Town
chip Howard Comfy 1owa on'tkes Goth day
August A.D- 1868 .at the hour Of two O'Clock
F. ofsaid dnyvths folowipg described prem.
ises to Wit, The West bait Il s2}ef section Ne
one Il in township NJ Ninety seven l97) North
Range No Eleven II 11"ests Of tho stu NJ.
Containing two hundred and Ninety Fivs.and
sa- loQ sdlae sceer1irs ID pnSorasnens snsssy.
pr SEaELES. sheriff cfsaid County. .
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
NGREGOR.

WA. CtLes & BROTHER. dealers in Watch.
es. Clocks and Jewetry, have the finest es.
adjustment AMI the best assorted stock
West # the Mississippi fyou want a time
piece, call upon them for a fine Seth Thomas,
or American Clock, or n gold watch. They
6 lso have an endless variety Of fine Jewclry.
Fine watches repaired by them in work
manlike manner; and they warrant oil
their work and all their goods-to be as rep
resented. [nllv4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING.
Of Des M ONES County. -

In accordance with the recommendation
Of the State Democratic Central Comm: ttee
every citizen o. Howard County OPP oscd tc
the~r-, deal abolition policy of the FEDERAL
Administration and to ITS assumption OF
usurped despotic powers threatninr The iher
ties OF once free people arc invited to as
srmh Mt the Eag'e Exchange Fl tel IN New
Oregon. on Wednesday August 10. 1863. at
| o'clock P NJ to ratify tie nominations
and endorse the rlatfo,m of t e recent demo
cratic State Convention at Des Noines.
Hon. Moses NJ STRONG. Of Wisconsin,
w. r. BARKER, of Dubuque, and others
will address the meet,Dg ~"
Dated July Is. 1868. ts
By order Of the Dem Central Committee
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

reer of folly and crime? Shall wc blindly
close our eyes to facts. and allow the Presi.
dent and his abolition advisers. i~'sheer party
cmadness to rush on to national suicite2 up-
on every hard lies scattered the ruins Of free
| negroism Behold orn~and distracted Mcxi.
co; Central America. wild and desolate: rum.
ed, savage, and barbarous Hayti; dlapidateti
and brokenrdown jamaica; silent an desert-
cd New Granada, all,-aIl proclaim in thunder
tones, to beware sf the daagers, and testify
in language of living truth, the barbarou-
cruelty oftree-negroism. On the contrary
Brazil, Cuba, Porto Rico and the Southern
States are the marts ofcoa,mercc and trade
Wherever the negro occupies his true nor
NAL relation to the white man, uadisturbed
by madmcn and fanatics, all is happiness and
prosperity. Where these natural REALTORS
are perverted and destroyed, all is social cha.
os and blight. The relation, therefore that
the negro race shall oecupv to tho white,
thus, has become the most important question
ever presented to the white men of America
On its correct decision hangs The fate Of
republican institutions not only on this con-
tinent, but probably throughout the world.
as we'll as the happiness and we'll being of
the Cauc .sian race. The monstrous delu-
sion ofthis century may we not hope has
reached Its climax; and without .evertnrn-
ing the socissl orticr' that FOR two hundred
years has worked out such boundless bles-
sings and brought with them such untold
10 all classes of our people, and
thar the ancient order and glory of the gov
eminent IL to be restored But if the reverse
take place, no mind can conceive no tongue
depict, ne pen describe the chaos, the confu-
sion, the degra iation, Which as a perpetual
legacy the aholiti n party will have eutailed
upon US and 1ich we should thus be com
PEELED to transmit to our children .'*a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
S'ATE Of Iowa. How ard County s. ST
~ Il w Richards. SIR

T. OF iowa, HOWARD county D. 40
~ H. W Richards, SIR f.. 49,. .-...-
YOU are hereby notified as you were pre-
yiousy Motif that on or before the first day
OF October A D. 1852 there Twill be) was on
file in the Office Of the le,k Of tho District
Co"rt in said county, petition of Peter W..
Phillips. ella ming Of You the sum of four hun.
dred and. fifty dollars on two p omissory notes
and interest thereon from July 9Th 1861, and
also claiming Of you the foreclosure of a GER
tam title bond and that the equity of redemp
ton in the. same be forever barred, and, that
Y Hess you appear thereto aad defend on OF
before noon If the second dav of said court
commencing on the fifth Monday 'aftef ttis
third Monday in septch her A d: 1863. your
dotauFt wiz he entered and judgment render
petition. Htn39v4t4
Dated this f5th adav If rnivA T. 1859,
sanEo-gt g $50 JOHN +. CLARK, PITTS. Atty. . Ts~t
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
ORIGIN AZ. NOTICE-State Of Iouo How.
Yard Connty-S S.
Mary Clifford So 80 az ~'
g H.rr els
Ira GiltorL ! -.-r, .. a....s.
Ira Giltod.
:. ITO '7,-n. NiljDrHs:

ITO TIC CfllJVTuA: =
Sir, You are hereby Notified that there is
now on file in The Office of the clerk ofthe Dis.
trict onrt Of Howard County Iowa. peti.
tt n Of Mary Clifford, claiming of you d.
vorce from the bonds of matr: mony.
And now unless you appear at the next
term ofsaid court to be held in the Court
House in said county on the fifth Monday
after the third Monday in September. and
answer the said petition on or before noon
Of the second dav the'of your default will
taken AMI E decree entered according to the
PRAYER Of the petitioner. - ,..-,.~s.,
Dated the 23d day OF July, 1868.
T.. E BERRY, solicitor for Petitioner.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
HI! EVERY ONE THAT THIRSTETH

ro~O those that are athirst. the unders;ene
4 won!d say that he will he in the vicinity
OF New Oregon for a few weeks, and will he
happy to serve all those in need # WELLS of
pure water fresh from natures pure fountains
He has every facility for drilling wells to any
depth required, and will guarantee sntlska-
ton ,neyery INSTANCE. reerns reasonable
Good references given if desired. "a. -
Arply.at B. Chains Tin Shop, New
rah, Iowa. t~~.ss'1 June ls, 1863. -i.
. r. s...c--. f-s -n35tf .-..-..--r,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
STATE of Iowa Howard County s. ST,
~ George 3 Griffin. SIR:

STATE Of iowa. HowErd county s. $50
~ George B Griffin, SIR:
YOU are hereby notified as you were pre-
viouslv notified that there is now on file in
the Office Of the Clerk of the District court
in Howard county a petition Of F. W., Skin
ner Claiming Of youthe sum Of ninety eight
and s5-loo dollars. rs justly due, him on
judgment rond, red in Circuit court ia Dan:
ccn' y, in the State Of Wisconsin and ais,
ceftain' rfbmissorv note: and that unless y,u
appear thereto anddefend onor before noonof
the scchnd day Of thenex term of said court,
to be held in and for said county on the fifth
Monday after the third Monday in Scptem-
her 1863. your default will be entered and
Judgment rendered against you thereon for
the whole amount with interest and costs
you will also take notice that an attachment
has been issued TO enforce said claim.
Dared this 14th day of Jul 1863.
JOHN T. CLARK, Pitts Atty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
ORIGIN .L.NQTICE-StateQf Iowa llQw.
o ~ ara = ;cG Mncy. - - u rAHJIAT
mRsy Ass1 Moo,s !Gs ijutn0J rYr3t5
/. To- M1rN,Alsn Mowe,aa

MAAAMeYesl.re hereby notified thatctkere
District Court q Howard Comfy lowa, Pc
divorce from the bonds Of matrinaouy; /, and
now unless you appear at tho next term Of
said court, to be held in tie Court House in
in said county on the 9Th ,Monday after the
third Mlndayin septsinbs,, AN, answer the
day thereof .. yaar def.alt Nil bs taken I'D
= decree entered according to. thu prayer. Of
VI scs dss e & ' ssiy fssaa
c. e. BERRY, Solicitor for Petitioner.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
HrPONlE S.-

Is en- up BY Harlow Crowell, In Saratoga township
Howard county. Iowa the 18th day Of July 1858 two
eray mustang ponies- DART mare with. hlact
name and tail white face and several white spots brand
on the left thgh supposed to lie about years old SnS
appraised at sixty dollars The other light roam mare
with white face sore1 name and TAIL with several white
spss Q? Aer nd kbrand on the left thigh supposs e
about ok years old and appraised at fty dollars before
W. ftelts. Justice ofthe Pence. g We s ~ - -x.r
July els. 1888. c. F. WEBSTER, Co. CLERK
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
DR.. HALLS
B A Il. S. A Nj.
Cures all Diseases
OF THE
L i N GS
THROAT.
FOR THE CURE OF

THROAT,
| For THE CURE OF
Con sur'tion. Decline,
Asthma, Bronchitis
Tasting Of Flesh,
Night Sareats, Spit
ting Blood, Whooping
Cough, Difficulty of
breathing, Colds,
Coughs Influenza,
| Phthislc, PAN Ia The
Side, and oil Diseases
Of the Lam cs,
1T IS UNEQCAl.ED
| Halls Lung Balsam
IN all cases, gives tho
best satis1a ction.
Has wrought more
cures since its intro-
duction than any
other coughmcd .cine..
Is endorsed by our
leading paysici ms rs
the safest and Rest
remedy now before
the public. .-...
Is safe to use A.
mong children, and
yet powerful in cases
Of chr1nic' .pu!mona-
ry disease.
Brings in certif-
Gates almost daily Of
its wonderful cures
in all parts of the
country. ~
There is no medi-
cine within Qua.
knowledge that has
acquired SO great and
wide spread popular
ity, in so short Il space
Of time, as DR.. Halls
'BMsam 6r the Lungs
Its halsalmic and
healing properties arc
magica', 1t is high
" expcctorant and
tonic. 1t contains
not a grain Of opium,
or morphine, the mar
cotic an astringent
properties of which
have created so much
prejudice against
similar preparations.
We believe that a
medicine po seSsing
real merits will eject
cures when ever it is
used. at home, as
we'll as abroad. DR.,
Halls Balsam for the
lungs is no paregoric
preparation, but one
whicA if used in sea-
son, will save the lives
of thousands. The
most distressing
cough is frequently
re ieved by a single
dose. and broken up
in q few hours time.
The afflicted do not
have to take bottle
after bottle before
they find whetherthis
remedy will afford
relief or not.
Hear what Physic-
ians say Of DR., Hall'a
balsam. Says enc:
II, with confidence,
recommend the Bal
sam as superior to
any other ,prepara-
ton" Says other: ,
Il have used it with
uniform success, and
can confidently rec
Ommend IT tor all
those complaints for
which it is offered as
n remedy" y, Still a.
mother writes ! have
no hcsita ton in say,
ing that it is a eAFE,f
Co IVE KIENT an d
very e&cacious medi-
cine. o.. ''s,' 'hS r-''
Proprietor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

JOHN DWIGHT g. CO.
MANurAc1uranA-
S a Il q Il \ E8.
SupcrCarS efsodX Sc,
And Sd :! tAscss 81 New York
Cream Of Tartar Substitute
INVENTED BY
Prof. EBEN n. HoRsFoap, Of Har
ward University <sS@
Utiice, II Old Slip, Hanover Sqnare,
CUP STAlRS,) NEW YORK
The nigh price which Cream q Tartar
commanded in 1854, together with the alarm.
ing extent to which its dangerous adultera.
ton had been carried, with other cons;dera
tons, induced tho distinguished Chemist
whose name is given above, to commonce
what proved to be long and laborious sc;en.
tine research. to discover substitute therefor
his efforts were crowned with abundant sue.
cess and hundreds Of thousands of pounds of
the Substitute have been sold and used during
the last live years, throughout tho United
States and the Canadas.
The following true comparison ofits nature
and the results Gifts use with those of Cream
of Tart will convince the most ,nc,cdulous
ofits value
Cream Of Tartar is bi.tartrate Of Potash.
This Substitute is stmpl. Phosphate. and
contains nothing bit ,rhat is found an beef
steak, and IN corn, wheat and other cereals
and is he' e fore highly nutritious. II also
has a health. g'ring influence. and supplies
nat for 7rh'ch there is a constant demand in
he system
IT, His sold for much less price thon
Cream Of Tartar. .-- [ni7v4mal
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

READER, SToPAN THlNK-We suppose
the most Of our readers buy and use D. B.
Deland & Goa Chemicals sSaleratus but if
there are any ofSyou who do not, just stop
and think that Impure saleratus is very Diet.
rimenta' tothe' health Of yourself and family.
while the Chemical Saleratus is as pure rs
snow, md ~ therefore perfectly healthy. 1t
is manufactured at Fairsort, Monroe Co., n
Y. and for sale by most merchants and gro
GERS in tn country.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
SCOVILLiS
Sarsa parilla
AND
STIlLINGIA,
OR
Blood & Liver
Syrup.

SVFl1D.
It is highly recon-.
mcnded by physician.
to cure tie 4Slloviur
diseases. hav.ngo,ie.,
in in a disorderej
state of the blood
Sc,Nula. Teller %
Salt HheuD,. Srolt,
Head, Canker. Ulcer.
et,ons and ENLARGE.
MEETS of the Joints
Coneerous Tumo,s,
KINGS E,1I E,.,,s;p..
elias, ST. AnM5nr
FIRE. White SEEDLINGS.
Obstinate Erupt,ons,
PIN pies on the FACE
Blotchcs. Pu.t,,ies,
Rheumn,;sm D,,s,,en,
s,o, e,t !. SupI,Liit
ond Aieyr,,r,G2j AEec
lilo, sa,e cured: Chhlo-
,os,s or (,b>t,,,c,;o,
an Females. Leuro,.-
yhea or JVh;t.s. n,e
,eEcred buthe use Of
This N, ,,,,1-, . =.
The medical nron.
critics of Sarsupari]i,
n con;unction with
Stillinsia are we'll
knn.xn NV all medical
men to be the best
compound vet discoy-
cred to cleanse aud
purify the blood, and
eradicate all humors
from, the system,
Wchavee given the
REGIME to most nl,v
si.ians inthe country,
that H.ey ma, kntW
what thew are using.
and wilfco,;tin,,c Is
send it by mail. to
those tlesirio,,s Of
KNOWING the ipprcd.
cents entering int,
it's composition, that
they NAV prescribe it
in thoiri,ractice.
This preparation
stands ut the head of
the list of remedies
for curing all diseases
arising from 'impuri-
ties in the blood or
diseased matter Turk
ing in the system,
Thousands who
have used the Sti,lin-
gia and SarsapariIIa
will testify to its re-
markable effect in
removing all impuri.
ties from their blood
piv;nc tone and yiror,
70 he whole hn,,an
frame, and restoring
n healthy action to
all the functions aiu Of
the BODY.
The testimonials
received i'm it's favor
from MANY m. mbcrs
oftho Medical tacul-
tv would, were we to
,;ynhl;sh them Gil a
faroo, volume.
Is ia prepared un-
dcr,the supervision Of
ovo Of the oldest and
hest nractical chem
lists ia the. country.
tyr. w. S. Merrill,
Cincinnati.) 90 as to
insure an uniformity
of cnmpOsition and
.,,,-;4~, ~ oil .tho;,-
PURIFY ~ "1' '''o '"~
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

Would inform his friends and the public
generally that he har opened . Boot ( Shoe
Shop at the fret door west Of Moultcn's
store ,3hs Ielpscon staStly OF hand the best
If Eastern Freseh, and Spanish tanned. sole
and ~,pper, Gather, which he will make up to
order upon The most reasonable terms. All
work warranted it'asw o. Dscs e4s,s ats .-f.s
M4Ss 6RranyY Heb 9th 1863. sys-,s ~
nqoy4tf MOSES NlLRe.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

CT. Richardson is again connected
with the North Iowa Times. We are
glad Of this for personally no more
genial companion can be found, while
politically he is. sound, nothing but
the fear Of displeasng the devil and
loosing its support and the -sfilthy lu-
ere" that comes thereby, restr lining
him from uttering as sound democracy
as ever came from the mouth Of man.
Save the country first COL, then
look out for :'the root ofevip'.
Bra.nblette (abolitionist) is elected
Governor Of KY. Soldiers were sta
toned at the polls in every precinct
throughout the State to keep away
democrats. This'is the kind of vic
tory King Abe has in The State of1ky.
The abolitionists Of lee county in
this State, on the 1st Of Aug, killed
three democrats returning from a. DEM
ocratic ratification meeting, near South
English. r.3at "a ca" - .s-rs.r
Jefferson Davis is reported dead, -
No news frem Chhrleston-Gen. Dick
Taylor is reported to have defeated
Banks with a loss q 5000 men, VIM
L, oYancey is reported dead.-A. G,
Curtin has been re re- nominated mated for gov;
enor by the abolition state convention
of Penn ~ a.-. = osS: a.3oat 70 sa~ r
i Let it be borne in mind that a mex,
Wednesday is the day on which the
Hon. Moses NJ. Strong and Wirslov
7. Barker are to address the Democrat.
Of the county, at New Oregon, Let a.
many as can attend. ssr , d.;~ ~.
The democrats IF Wis. have nominal
Cd Henery l.. Palmer for 'Gcv., Ns'so,
D. weysfor Lieut. Gov, Emile Roth
for Secty, Of State, and Elaazer Wake
Icy Afor Atty Gem 81 ~ a'aa IA 81