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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
THE ORIGINAL
HOW SEWING MACHINES.

Established IN IS45-Perfected in 1862.
DEt'ENT and import ant improvements
~ having been put n this "achine. renders
it now the most perfect before tn public and
persons at distance can order a Machine
with guarantee Gifts prompt and safe de-.
livery and that they will Re able to manage
il IN their entire satisfaction. No more break
ing needles! No more missing stitches No
trouble in making any garment. however
delicate or heavy. on the same Machine. ither
in cambria. cloth, or leather; and for dress
makers. shirt makers. taIlors. hat-binders,
~ CYLINDERS, or eaiter. fitting. As we'll a. for
every variety Of farily sewing, THEY HAVE
M SUPERIOR, and will be sold at much le4s
price than any other Machine capsule Of do
ing tho sans range Of work.
Send for Descriptive Catalogues Of styles
aud prices. few responsible Agents will
be dealt with literally.
Address "The HOWE Se.cing Maeh,nes'
437 Broadway, New York (n47v3yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
HOWARD ASSOCl
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Benero'ent Institution established by special
Endowment. for the relief of tic sick and Dis
tre.sed. afflicted viih Virutent and Epidemic
diseases, and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
Afthe SEXUAL Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
A'A Acting Surgeon. to AL who Apply BY let.
ter with description Of their candition. (ags.
occupation, habits oflifc. &c., and in cases Of
extreme poverty. Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
vALUAB, F. REPORTS on Sperm atorhes.
AID other Diseases Of the sexual organs, and
on the new remedies smr 'oycdin the Dispens.
arv, sent to the fl'cted in sealed letter on.
,e,e,es. free 1fcharee. Two or three stamps
for hostage will be acceptable.
Address DR.. J SKILLlN HnI.GHTON.
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Ps. BY
order Of the Directors
EZRAD HARTwELL. Pre,ident.
GEO. FAIRCHfLD, Secretary. v2nlly
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
10 FEB pA@Hh@
IF THE UNiTt.DTATE

In the month OF Cecshcr, 1859, the under
signed Tor first time offered for sale t. the
public DR.. RovEC Dcps' lnperis, Wine
Rtsere, and in this short period they have Civ
cn such universal satisfaction to the many
thousands Of persons who have tried them
that II is now an established rticle The am
cunt ofh"d;ly and inertia misery arising simp.
ly from neglect Of small complaints is sur.
prising and It is therefore Of tho utmost i'm.
rortance that strict attention 70 tho least
End most trifling bodily al;ment shenld be had
for diseases IF the b 'dy must invariably az
feet the mind The subserihe,s now only osk
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
MUNSoN 4 RI Ek OE.

Dealers in General Merchandise, Dry
Goods. Groceries, Boots and Shoes. Crockery,
Mssa. Nasls Putty, Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps r., 10. IN short W. ksep
almoa. every artiols required. ana usually
kept in country store, and cell -, cheap -
tbe t;m>ewiN psrnit. jnlav3mD
NV cssxoo Jeo. lSth le09
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

General Milroy, discharged for
his cowardly conduct at Winches-
ter, is 4 violent and malignant Alb
olitienist, who promised to use
hig1pldirs to. pnt down the Dem.
ocraie az soon az the war was over.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
N1OTlCE.-Hovord Cosnty. io.ra.

N1OTlCE.-Houord Cosnty. io.ca.
~ Those Who have subscribed in this Co,
IN aid Of tho Roman Catholic Church in
sonrss Of oons,ructior at Vernon Springs, are
hersbv iubrned5 that the subscriptiqh pa
nsrs nv 30 found at the stor. Of Nessrs.
Strothcr & Xirkpattick. who are authorized
Is rsoSivs peyn4nt: from sehsoribars, ard
donssioosis lid ef the hurcA.. aiast Df
-, 'c"s Iso~ss 3ses:;;;s s,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
Chi!ls and Fever Chills and Fever.
Chills and Fever. Chills and Fever

One Of the greatest rem dies ever before
IL" pubic, fnr Fcve, and
CHRiSTiE'S Agnc and when has re.
ceived the high, st cncom-
AGUE iums from the press aud
the people is DIR.
BALSAM. GHRI>TlE'S AGtE
.BAL>AM. Nh" would
endure the torture arising from this rrhle
disease when It can be 81 easily cured! Who
would endure sieerless nights. burning fevers.
and icy ci,ills alternately, when remedy
can be obtained f'r mere tr:tle! And yet
how many families finger ont ~ painful ex-
;starce under tn 'r,d " blight. and do moth.
ing gu. qua, Iowa no nine, until It he comes
as common rs tbs : .ilymea.>, ""s -h"s
are not relieved None but the foolish and
weak wesld hesitate to procure this valuable
medicine. and save themselves intense agony.
The above r. only one Of the numerous
favor able noticeS Of q free and untrammeled
press. When such powerful friend as the
Pre~s speaks in its favor, it cannot b. other.
wise than popular. .,
Is Randolph St. Chicago
Sold BY all prggists.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
.oREsroN STORE.

vsR. CAREY, Dealer in Dry Goods Gro.
cries. Hsp su0 Cap4 Boots and Shoea, Crock
sry. Hardware, Clothipg, Books, Millinery
and other goods. ~
W. hTsp. All kindgot country produce IN
exchange for goods Or cash. lnl7vs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
Prof. 0, j.. Woods
HAIR RESIOR

THIS astonishing preparation turns the
l. hair b ack to its original color. after
having becon gray. and reinstatesi it in all
it's original health. lustcr. soltness and beau
ty-r+moves oil Dandruff from the Scalp, and
all unpleasant ,tchings. 1t will also cure
Cutanecua Eruptiens such a. Scal4.Head,
Tetter., &c., and hence creates q perfectly
healthy condition Of the Scalp. by acting a.
q Stimulsnt and Tonic to the organs sup.
plying the coloring matter to the Hair. com.
pletely restoring them to their original vigo,
and hcalth-thus preventing I'LL tendency to
beoome gray.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
Prof. @, ]. Woods
HAIR REST0RATlvE,

vTalso prevents the Hair from becoming
= unhealthy and falling of, and causes it to
grow and thicken where tits gone, by resu.
scitsting the organs necessary to supply
nutriment and coloring matter.
Thousand If Soldiers in the Army have
testified 20 tho above, who hid become gray
and loet their Hair by sickness, change Of
climate, and inattention, while performing
camp duty. N
Az restorative and Dressing,lt has no
equal. [n3ov4ylI
Sold by Or. J. Clersmer New Oregon,
and By H. Secva, chicago M.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

For Rats. Mice. Roaches Ants. Bed
B7rgs, Moths IN F"rs, Wool
lens. &c Insects on
Plants Fouls, Ans
mails, &c.
Put up in Csc SOC and 81 90 Bottles, and
Flasks SO and SIS sizes for Ho els, Public
Institutions. &c.
"Only infallible remedies known"
Free from Poisons"
Not dangerous t" the Human Family"
RATS c..me on Of tn. ir holes to die
II Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
az Sold by ali Druggists and Retailers everywhere
az ~ !BswARE (" Of all worthless limitations
~ See that "CosfAss" name Is on each Box, Bottle
and Flask, before you buy.
~ Address HENRY R. cosTAR,
IL Principal Depot 4s2 Broadway, N Y
NFSold by J. CLEMMER, New Oregon,
Iowa. ln34v4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
Tw~ AIs-a.

THE MANY certificates which have been
rendered ue and the letters which We are
daily receiving. are conclusive rroof that
among the women these R;tters have given .
satisfaction which M sther have ever done
before M woman in the land should he
without them and those who once use them
will not fail TO keen a a"rrtv.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
DR. }. BOvEH DODs'
Imperial Wine BifterS!!!

from AL Who have not nsed them We chal.
'cnge the wor j 4, produce their equal
lhcs" Bi'ters f,r the aMre Of Weak Stomachs,
General Debility. nd for Purifying and En-
5'eA'sR the Hood arc absolutely unsurpassed
ny my othcr remedy on earth To he aeeur.
ed OF this re only necassary 70 make the
trial The Vino itaelf IA Of . verv superior
quality, being about ent third stroncer than
ether wines: warming ana invignr1tiNg the
whole system from the head to the feet A
thcs~ Bitters are tonic and alteretivc in their
character. 30 hey strengthen and invigcrate
the whole .yst. m and give fac tone and
healthy action to al its parts, by equalizins
the circulation, removing distractions. and
producing general warmth They arc also
excellent for Diseases and Weakness pscul.
iar to FEMALES. wherc Tsnic ia required to
strengthen and brace tie system No L'dy,
who is subject to lassituds and hsintnesses
should be without them, they are revivify,ng
in their action.
THESE R1TTERs
viii not only Cure but Prevent Diaessss
and in this respect are douhly valuable to the
person who may use them. For
lNCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dysp-psia Diseas-
es Of the Nervous System. Paralysis, Piles,
and tor all Cases requiring Tonic
DR.. Dois' Celebrated Wine Bitters
lA:3'B WN S\9HP A99BD!
For Sore Th-oat. 50 common among the
C,ercv thew are trnl~ valuable.
For TIE aged and infrm and Tor re-sons Of
a weak corst;tut'on-for Ministers oft'e Cos
mol Tcwvrrs. and all public apenkers-fnr
Book Kerrcrs. Tailors Seamstresse Students
Artists. and AL persons leading seaentary
life thew will prove truly beneficial.
Asa Be~eraee. thcv are Wholesome. inno-
cent. and dn';c;1na to the taste They prodnce
all the exh;'nrat;ng effects IF Brandy or VIE
without ;ntoxicat;nv: and nre a'valnah'e rem
edv for persons addicted to the nse Of exce.-
s;ve strong drink. and who wish to refrain
from Il. Thev are rura and entirely free
frnm ths r,;aons contained in the ad,lterated
V;n-. and Liquors with which the country
~ flooded
These Ritt"ra MT nnlv Cure. hit Prer'nt
D;.ease and shnuld no n.ed nv AL who 1.-Two
~ COUNTRY whore he water il had. or where
C.i's and Ferers nv. prevalent Being en-
t;re'v innocent and harm"'~as thew NAV ne
gwen freely to Children and Infants with i'm.
p"o;tv.
PHYSICIANS. Clereymen and temoe-.nce
advocates. a. ~ act ofhnman;.v, shonld a.
.;st in anreodinc these truly valuable RVT.
TFRS over IRE land. and tn. rchv essentially
aid in Vanishing Dr-nk@nncs. and Disease.
IN al Af..t;ons of n. Head. Sirk Hsndaehs
or N.rrou. Hcndarh.. DIR DDDE' lmper.
io' 1V;ne Ritter. M he found to BE most
Salvtayy and E6ieaeious.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
y(eN e)rtaon ??oIain aealtr,
What CoI Vim. N. Stone Said
Before The Convention,

In his speech to the members
of the Republican Convention,
the night before he was nominal
cd, VIM. VI. Stone said:
II have often been asked when
will this war come to an end, |
have as often replied, my friend,
/ cannot tell. We have a great
( woyl, before Aa@ - =
of the present gen> r,op-
l.. in the Northern Statcs. to en-
terminate Slavery. That work is
now on our hands, and we cannot.
we dare not try to pass i: by for;
those who are to come after ia.
This war should never be allowed
20 come TO an end, no peace.
ough: to be made. no proposition
for peace ought to be discussed.
or even entertained, uni the last
>cstige of Slavery is wiped out.
Therefore, my friend, make up|
your mini to give up your last
sen, an! pay out your last dollar
III taxes, to support the war until
the last slave is free 70: until
that is accomplished there will be.
there ought to be. there must be
10 peace. '-Statesmau.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
DR.. ! ROVEE DODS'
Tmperia| Wine Bittprs

Are prepared nv an eminent and skil f"l
~ vsiciar who ms nsed them successfully IN
his practice for the last twenty fvc wears The
proprietor before purchasing the exclusive
right 70 mcnnfactnre and se'' NJ J. Bovee
Dod.' Celebrated fmrer;a' Wine Rttcra. had
them tested nv twO d;stingnished med,cal
r-act'ouer. who pronounced them valuable
re~edv for disease.
Although tho medical men If the country.
a. ger era' thing d;sarrrove ~ patent Nedi.
c;ne.. vet we do not holieve that . rea~ects.
hln Physician can he found IN tho United
States. acquainted " tn tkeir medical pror-r.
ties who will not highly arrrove d.. J. DO.
yre podS Imper;nl Wine Bitters
In all n"wlv settled places whare there il
ALWAYS large quantity Of deoavine timber
from which q roi.nnnas miasma 10 created.
these h;tte-s should be used every morning
before breakfast
- a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
On. N 0 TO Ms

~. 4. cELr IRArED
GOLDEN AROMATIC BfTTrRs
They strengthen and inyieor.te the
system and enliven the mind.
MoRToN's BITTERs
Cure Chronic Diarrhuca and Bloody Flu..
MoRTON'S BlTTERsii,
Cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
MORfON'S BiTTh =
Create" Healthy xPpvsn No N as6Np>
to Change 5f Water and Net.
MORToN'S BiTTERS!!4
overcome Dissipation and Late Hours.
MORTON's BITrERs!!,
Cure Liver Complaint and Nsrvou. Hesdy che
NJ .Rr ms BlTTEks!!!
Cure Cholera and Cholera Morbus: ara a
sure preventive of Intermittent Fevcrs
MORTON'S BlrTER'S!!!
Cure Jaundice, Night Swcats and Seminal
Weakness
M0RToN'S BlTTERS
Ars Tonic and Arom.te cosabis.d purelv
vegetable and made fr,n ~ ,che;cess
Roots, Banks md Herbs Thc1 GRO
particularly adapted 70 WEAKLY
pefsons requiring a eentle
s.inulanS
Sold BY Al Drxee;.t., Gmp,,.
Abtels and Saloons.
xANu1Ac4uRsD sclftY NJ
WALTER D. MORTON.
.... ..
Merton's Stoughtoa Wine Bitlef,.
By Bottle Or On Dr~sxhs.
Address MORTON 4 HARVEY.
Sole propr'etor,, - Dearhss9 Street.
f. u oo5 40. 1890 'chssssa ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
DR. i. B@Wx% N0D


Are composed Of . pnrA and uradulterated
Wine combined With Bsrherry. Solemor'a
Seal. Comfrev. Wild Cherry Tree Bark. pix.
enard. Chamomile Flowers. and G.ntian.
Thev are manufactured by n rods himself
who is an experienced and s,cce.sfnl physi.
can. and he' ce should not b. claased among
the ouack nostrnms which food tho country
and against W ;ch tho Medical Profession are
40 i',etly preindiced.
These trn,y valuable B;tters haye .heen ~
thoroughly tested by all clases Of the com.
muBity for almost every variety Of diseases
incident ia tho human svstem that they are
now deemed ;ndirrensah'e asa
TONIC. MEDICINE AND A BEVERAGE
PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!
1t Costs but Little! Purify. tho Blood
Give TonA % tho Stomach! Renovats the
the system! and Prolone Life! y.
Price 81 per hottie, 8 bottles for %
Prepared and sold Nv
CHARLES wTDDIFIF Eth & Co.,
sol E PROPRIETORS,i tJ-9 Is
78 William Street, New York.
rFor sale by druegists and grocsrs gene
rally throughout the country. (nlosyI
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
DlPT H E. RIA :

d. pr H E RIA
GAN BE @ U RE d.
pR's BuxsoN T. EvEapARr Of Cass
vile, Wis, are now manufacturing .
medicine that is q quick and speedy
cure for
D I P T II E r | A,
which for the past few years has been
RAvAClNG THE COUNTRY
WITH Irs
FATAL MAL1G NCY.
The medicine is put up in two sep.
arate packages at
TWO DOLLARS FOR THE rive,
WITH PLAIN AND ACCURATE DIRECTIONS Ton
,. IT'S USE.
and can be had Of all respectable
DRUGGISTS IN THE COUNTRY. 3
The proprietors having hsedit in their
practice a. physicians for over two
years, with universal success, feel the
most unlimited confidence in recon.
mending it's use to the public: It will
control the disease in ito worst forms,
lin nearly every instance.
Sold BY CLEMMER q M,rcHrLL.
Druggists. New Oregon. Iowa. a.a
m '7 (n86 6 mos.)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

a PRovosr MARSHAL IN JAIL.
james Smith, Provost Marshal
IN the llth Congressional district,
was arrested the other day, charg-
ed with an assault with deadly
weapon. He threw himself back
upon his reserved martial rights"
refused to give bail, and was
promptly committed to the Edgar
county Jail to await his trial. The
administration journal of Paris
complains that he is lodged in
the "same part of the Jail with a
murderer. Probably it would
have him assigned chamber with
rosewood furniture, satin hangings,
bathroom, and all the modern
improvements. If Mr.. Smith has
violated the laws Of Illinois he
will ascertain that even an official
50 high as a Provost Marshal may
he he d amenable to them. Spring.
field (1H.) Register July Is.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

WHO SENT CONWAY TO Eng
<LASD-The Boston correspond
ence Of the Springfield Mass. J
Republican says:
! cannot tell who sent Mr..
Conway out, but there is always
people enough in Boston and VIZ
cinity who are willing to CRAFTY
j smart fellow who wants to go
abroad, by paying his passage
Mr.. Wendell Philips. if remcm-
Der right, gave 800. Probably
Mr.. siearns gave as much more,
but don't know.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10
Let Us Have Peace.

Is it not time to recognize, at length,
the impoicncy of the Federal Government
to do what it has no authority to do p
Were the Administration indeed taking
care of its citizens, and not exclusively of
negroes who cannot be its citizens, a solu-
tion of the problem would be easy.
Peace PEACE! PEACE! We cry,
by the Holy Name of Him who, at this
Christmas tiWe, was heralded by Angels
as bringing Peace to men Of good will"
Oh, stop this horrid butchery of Amer
leans by Americans Stop this food of
woe and desolation, by which this laud is
becoming most dcsolate Haze you ac-
complished anything? Did we not fore
warn you SO? If yoa are so blind as not
to see, you ought to trust those who have
proved they can see. Stop this war =
Wicked and foolish men, you are. il de-
spair at the prospect before you, and yet
you dare, as if you were fully sold to the
demon, to cry ont still: "slay say
more blood more carnage "
Call truce! Let us put off the renew
al of the contest, if it must be renewed,
till we know for aehat we are fighting
Let us put it off till the vile cause Of it,
the abominabIc thing, New England ia
naticism, in the manipulation of New
York rogues, has been put out of the way.
Then, then only, we may have, not truce
only, but peace !-Ncw Torh Fyeeman's
JOurRaL
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10
I'D Z Es ID

On the 9Th of November, 1862, after an illness
of 4S hours, which he bore with Christian forti-
tude and resignation, MIR. GEORGE w. EW-
ING, Of Dublin District, Hartford county, Nd,
aged 81 yeas, l mouth and "a days.
The subject of the above notice was for many
years resident of Dublin District and highly
esteemed by all who knew him. lie was IL guod
citizen, living in peace in his family, and with
out enmity among his neishbors.
Early in life he WAS impressed with the great
Importance, necessity and propriety Of preparing
for the world eternal; ana accordingly, in his
18th year, connected himself in Christian fellow
ship with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Shortly AFTER however, he WAS prevailed ursn
to- connect himself with the Presby leiinn Church,
(of which his father was II mrnter) ana remains
ed IN that CONNECTION number OF eais, occupy
ing position Of considerable Importance
L.: The year 1929 he sundercd his relations
with that branch Of tho church of Christ, and
again became IL mcmIer Vi the Methodist Episco-
pal Chnrch-the church of his youthful choice
Of Which he continued member, Until God took
him TO DC II nielber OF The Church Triumphant
For many years he was one Of the Trustees of
our church at Dublin, and though often rendered
and solicited to fill other stations in the church.
such WAS his natural diffidcuce and hu,nblc ,iay
Of self, he always declined such honors.
He aoas mol an idier in the Church. His place
in the Church and her means Of grace was
promptly filled. Faithful in the performance of
duty, he ever cheerfuly rendered such assistance
as he coull, until declining health forbade him
He lioed the religion he protesstd. In all the
relations of life he illustrated and enforced. Inv
his example, the truths ot Christianity. In his
daily avocation he was often heard 10 saw. ..l
feel SO happy" He seemed 10 live near his God
Ito have special communion with Him: and
when the message came bidding him s.Arse and
depart" it found him without lear of death
his illness was short, but severe He seemed
| conscious that lie would not recover, and with
fortitude, as good soldier of 4he Cross he
endured calmly the agonies of a painful disease.
until death accomplished its work. and set his
ransomed spirit free, when il was carried by
"angels into Abmhams bosomn
Being called upon TO preach his funeral SER
mon, it gave me unexpected pleasure 10 speak
from IRON words OF hi own selection during life, viz:
| There remaneth thcretoreia rest unto The pcople
OF Cod" That rest was his home; and lie pass.
cd through death calmly, yet triumphan,ly,
nome. II. g. II.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10

A Power "BEHIND THE THRoNE.''-
The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Traoelier, who seems to be an ad-
mirer of Senator Sumner, referring to the
Presidents emancipation proclamation,
says:
1t is due to Mr.. Sumner that the coun-
try should appreciate his services in lead
ing tho administration ON to occupy its
present decided anti slavery position. He
has never been among those who have per-
mitted themselves to assail the President
because he did not fully satisfy their dc.
sires as anti-slavery men, but he has clung
to him and supported him, doubtless at
times when he was dissatisfied with his
course, and with the general course Of the
administration. The result has been thar
be has had a strong influence over Mr..
Lincoln, and by putting the right word
into bis car at the right time, be has
deepenod and strengthened the anti-sla.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10
j. E. 3. STUART,
Major General G. S. A.

AN EXTRAORDINARY ORDER. Gen.
Grant has issued an order for all Israelitcs
in his department in Kentucky to leave
the State within twenty-four hours. The
order has been enforced in Paducah, caus-
ing great indignation among the Hebrew
merchants. The offending parties are
charged with violating the order of the
Secretary of the Treasury in relation to
trading at certain designated points. Mr..
G. J. Kaskel, who has gone to Washing
ton, to endeavor to have the order revok-
ed writes to the Cincinnati Commercial
as follows:
81, a peaceable, law abiding citizen, pur-
suing my legitimate business at Paducah,
KY, where [ have been resident for
nearly four years, have been driven from
my home, my business and all that is dear
to mc, at the short notice of twenty-four
hours not for any crime committed, but
because [ was born of Jewish paronts.--
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10
Baltimore Markets.

FLouR.-Supcr. Sc 5Oa$6 81; EXTRA $500
aS7.25; City Mills super. SG.5oa7 90; extra,
S7.75as 90; Corn Meal, 81. per Dbl. Rye
Flour, S5.37n5.50 per hb.
GnAIy.--W Wheat-fAir, Sl.55a$l .G5; prime,
Sl.73al.75 per bushel. Corn--prme white, 7Oa
75e prime yellow, 7la74e. oats-Md. 4Oa4cc.;
Penn. G2a70c. per hushel. Rye, S5a93c. per
bnshel
GUASo.- Peruvian. SIS per tom Mexican, $50;
White do. $50; Columbian, $25; Fish Guano,
$42; Baker Island, $40, Super Phosphate, S45;
Raw Bone Phosphate, $45; Plant Food, $52.
Hay AND STRAw.-Baled Timothy $2Oo2
per ton, loose Sl0a2G: Glover. baled Sl7al 8.
loose $l5alG Rye Straw Sl5al6; Oat straw
$ll .O0aI3O0; Wheat do Sllal2.00.
SEEDS --Cloverseed. SG.25a so; Timothy,
$2.20a2 81; FmySeed, So 6Oa2 G5.
WooL.-Unwashed 39a40c washed, 6OaG2c.;
pulled, 49a5Oc.: common fleece. 5GaC4c.
Provisions. Bacon sides, Gh65c.: shoulders,
5,53c.; liams, Sallr. Lard, lOal3c.
CArTLE-Primc, So 75n$5 25 l.cr 100 lbs
Sheep, S5oos6 oOper 100 lbs Hogs live, $5.15
6.25 per 100 lbs.