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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

"Biddv." said a lady. II wish
von would step over and see how
old Mrs. Jones is this m >rning.
In a few minutes Biddy returned
with the information that Mrs.
Jones was just seventy-two years,
seven months and two days old.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
Gen Scott. II is stated. avoids

Gen. Scott. it is stated, avoids
payment Of the three per cent. in
c me- tax on his salary as a rp-
tired Lieutenant General. He
bases his claim TO exemntio: on
the fact tina: the law specifies that
he shall not suffer any reduction
in paw. rations or allowances
Commissioner boutwell, affirms
that tho tax is in no wav reduc-
ton Of hi* pay, subsistence Or
allowances, but is a tax.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

The many Certificates with have hren
ieniornd NC and the l~ttara which ave
da;iv ra,ov;n~ ara ro.c'ns;vn rrnos that
amnro Tho wnn,n~ tkesn R:tte-s have oivnn a
so+:sf, ct;o, which mn ,thnr h,ve "rar dnnr
before No womr, !, tho land shnr!d ha
without them. and thnee who once use them
will not ea;l To ken 4 s"rvty
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial v inc BitterS!!!

tr"n| Al VIII" have not nsed them We chal-
!"ng' the wnr i 10 produce Their equal.
Ih"S" H''ferS f'r the erre of Weak StomGrhs
General Debility. nd f,r Purifying and En-
'r'h'ng the R'od are ABSOLUTELY unsnrpa~ scd
hv any other remedy On earth. To he aSsur.
ed OF this it is only necessary to make the
trial The Wine 'scif is Of 4 very superior
qnai'y. beng about enc third STRONGER than
ether wines: warming and invigora,ing the
whole system from, the head TO the feet A.
h"s" Bltters are tome and alter tive in their
"haract r so hov strengthen and inv;gorate
thr wh''" v>t m and give fine tone and
hsnlthy Gr''"n 10 all its parts. nv "oualizing
the { rula' ON. removing INSTRUCTIONS and
producing Il general warmth They ara also
excellent for Diseases and Weakness rscnl.
ar to FEMALES. whore T.nic il required to
STRENGTHEN and brace the system No Ldv.
who is subject 10 'ass;tude and f.intnassrs
should he without them. they are revivifylng
IN their action
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

I'PtR'Nt uI<F ~ ' I'm
Ava co,nposnd or q n"~e md n-ad"'t"rated
Vino combined with Ra~hn-~v S"i~mnr's
Coo, Ccr,frev. V;'d "herrv Treo R'-k. nix
cna~d chnmnm'e F'ow"rs. and q nt'ar.
r,ov ore nu'actr-ea nv ~. T"ds h'rs"'f.
,ho;s m oxr r;nnsnd md enc""ssf''' Phrsi.
o..r and he GO should MT h" "'"ea"d among
w. ava h ros+-.,rca which Aood III" country
and a ro;rs+ W ;ch the Medical Profession are
81 ;.,s+lv r,-e;"d'"cd.
Thcsn truly -n'-ph,n R'+ters hav" h"en so
+bororchlv tcs+ed nv nj, c,asea IF N" c"m-
,r,.;tv f,r Almost everv var,"tv Ut diseases
incident to ~ = human svstcm. that they are
n,,v doomed :ni;srnrsah'" asa
rn~,~ >sv,~s~vNn Avn p-v~D EE
PURCHASE ONE ROTT1E!
u f,os+s hit I;t+'e! P"r;fv TIE R''"d
Give Tome 70 the Stomach Renovate the
tho Svst~m! and Prolono Life
Price 81 rer hottie. 6 bottles for IS
p-ernred and sol1 nv
CHARLrS W'nD'F'FETD 4 Co.,
sol f PROPRIETORS.
t3Q William Street. New York.
~For sale nv druggists and gror"rs "ene
rally throughout the country. lnlo6v'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

You needn't tiatter yourself
that vou possess the organ cf
charity because YOU have upon
your skull spot that gives.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
THESE RITTERS

Will mot only Cure but Prevent Diseases
ard in this respect are douNlv valuable to tho
person h" may use them. For
lNClplENT CONSUMPTION.
Weak Lungs 'nd;geston Dyspepsia Diseas-
as Of the Nervous system. Paralysis Piles.
and tor all c ses re nuirinC Tonic
Dr.. D,ls' Celebrated Wine Bitters
A::3A yaIs'gHP .AS3.BD!
For Sore THROAT. so common among the
E'n-~v thpv ave trri valuable.
Fo- +La acei md irsrm and Cor nH-sons Of
n weak cnrst;+u+;nr-Tor Ministers Oft . Cos
-nl LAWYER. and al nnhlr .neakers-fnr
Root. Kor,e-s Ta;lcrs. S"ams'resses. Students
>-.;<ts. ard ~ re-sons leading seAentarv
Fife. p ev will rrove t-nlv her"@r'a'.
Aaa Ro-a-"c o. thnr nrn Wholesome. inn"-
cont and da;c;,rs 70 +hn taSt" Th"v nrodran
~, TIE nxh;ln-a.ine efFa"t. nf Brandy. nr Wi
without intnx:rat:no. ard nre n valuable rem
osv f,- rn-ecrs addicted 10 the nae Of exras
s:-. s+-or ~ a-;nk. and who ";sh "a rSfrain
r-oro;. TL"- ~" and ent'r''v f"e"
r-cr,, ~: rA;eons ~orta;red ~ +hn 'drl'"r'toh
rr:,o. ord Lisnors with which the country
e A~oInd
Thnee R;tf -a n : nn,v Turs. h"t rrer"nt |
n: .oee and should \" nsad nv NJ whn Two |
:, eonr+-r whore he watr- :. had. or whore
O. ;lle and rcvors ~. rrnro'-nt Renc en-
ti-e'v ;rrocnut md harm.l.ss thew NAV he
~. von freely to Children and Infants with i'm
n"rtv
PHYSICIANS. C'arovman and ten,n"-arcn ,
adrnc,+oa as az a.. ~ humanity. should 10
oct =, s~-aad;,- theeA tr"l - ra'nnhl R1T-
r Fps over +ha land ana ~ rehv essentially |!
aid IN hansh;rc n-rnk annnse and Disease.
In M Isor,;o,, of H.. Ve"d SIX Hon'nrhe |
or Nsrroue Ho11n.h-. DR. D1DE INNER
;n' VIM Ri't.-s "; b. found TO be most
Solutary and EHror'o"s.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
DIPT II F. RI A

- i IL Il ~ ~
g A * b r. G. u r f. y.
DR's RuNsoN e. EvERBARr Of Cass
Vile. Wis, are now manufacturing
medicine that is quick and speed,
cnre for
D 7 P T H F K | A
which for the past few wears has been
RAvAGlNG THE COUNTRY
WITH ITS
FATAL MALIG N A N CY.
The medicine is put up in two sep
aratr packages at
TWO DOLLARS FOR THE TWO,
WITH PLAIN AND ACCURATE DIRECTIONS FOR
IrsUsE
and can he hal of all respectable
DRUGGISTS IN THE COUNTRY.
The rroprietors having used it in their
practice as physicians for over two
years. with universal success, feel the
most unlimited confidence in recon-.
mending its use to the public. 1t will
control the disease in its worst forms,
in nearly every instance.
Sold by CLEMMER & MITCHELL
Druggists, New Oregon. Iowa.
(n96 6 mos.)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

TSTRA'FD from Martin
~N ~ B'ovhar.. living between
V~ Srillv,lle and Ca'mar Win~e-
A-M-s. sheik county, one hav mare I
year old last spring; name. ta'l 'nd legs dark
Whoever " i'll return said mare or give in'or-
nation If her whereabouts will he lihcral'y
rewarded. Address as above, at Sp,llWlle
Iowa. V"nusyr - 1883. nletsa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
6utt1 4irtb, Cement.

Por nreserne and repairing T and other metal Koere %
dsscrntion from its great elasticity 10 not injured ~
the contraction and expansion OF Metas' Hod VIII aos
crack In cold or run In warm weather.
rba.e materials are adapted to all climates, and W
to supply from anypart Of the country
At short notice Gutta Percha Roofing in rolls ready
amared Tor use and Gutta Percha Cement in barrels,
Nth fuli printed directions for application.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
I.FRTD.
GUTTA PERCH CEMEN |

For Coating Metals Of NIL Kinds when sx-
rosed TO the action If the weather. and
Fo, Press wing and Repairing Hetal Roofs
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-05-22
A Card.

"a Voter" has read the answers Of COL
John B. Baldwin to bis heterogeneous,
and considers them, in tie main, satisfacto-
ry. There can be no controversy, so far at
least as he is concerned, in regard to them.
The very kind friends of Gel. Baldwin who
may find themselves placed in predica-
ment by some of the answers will have to
take care Of themselves Their silence, af-
tc: aiding to create public impression, will
DC tll2ir own condemnation.
The exceptions taken to the question ask
ed. he will further remark, are simply alb
sur1 They were both pertinent and legit-
innate. they went TO the foundation of
representative character, and were based
upon allegations from time to time heard
made against Col Baldwin. II true, there's
fore. it was important they should be known,
and i false, that they should be corrected.
In regard to the gross epithets which
Col Baldwin hurls alphabetically in the
dark with such apparent Indignation, "a
Voter" has but this to say. That not know
ing anything Of the gang" to which he
refers, and unwilling to recognize himself
by possibility as comprehensive within tie
scope of his denunciations, he can '.under-
stand nothing from his language except
that he was ina very bad humor. IF how
ever, Col Baldwin feels agrieved by the
writer, and wants quarrel with him, he
can have it upon equitable terms
A. VOTER.
RF Spectator copy, and present bill at
this Office.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-05-22
GAS! GAS!.


We notice a communication in the
last Spectator in reference to the want
OF this necessity in our town. Pie
writer states that it is with no diff
Guilty that the Central Lunatic Asy-
lum procures a supply of Rosin and
hence that the failure to supply the
works Of the Gas Company is obvious
lydue to the neglect Of the lessees, and
proposes meeting Of the Stockhol-
ders, or Saturday next to declare the
contract with the lessees abandoned
and proceed to sell the stock which
has been pledged for its faithful full
fillment, and take possession Of the
works and put them in operation on
behalf of the Company. We like the
tenor Of this article, it comes to the
point and is as the writer says Gin
conformity alike with law and Justice .
We hope the stockholders may take
steps to put the works in operation,
and let us have that which we are
most DESTROYS Of now-light.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-05-22
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Wg~ We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
W. FLEMING, as candidate for re- election to
the House of Delegates, from Highland County.
g May Is, 1859, tide.
Nsge We d1se authorized to announce Mai. J. S.
KERR McCUTCHEON, as candidate TO repre-
sent the Counties of Cilner Calhoun and Writ, in
the next House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
May Is, IS63-tde
lszs~ We are authorized tie announce J. MAR
SHALL McCUE. Esq, candidate for the
House Of Delegates.
May is, l8G33.sstte.
re- We are authorized to announce Hugh r.
SilEFFEY. Esq, as candidate for reelection to
the House OF Delegates.
April 4.-tde.
N8s~ We are authorized to announce JAMES
WALKER. candidate fer re election to the
House OF pc egi Sissss55s
April A.-tte.
Ns5s- We are authorized to announce HOWE Y.
Pa4TON, Esq, as candidate to represent this
County. in the next General Assembly of Virginia
April 10, lo63.-tde
Nss', We are authorized to announce Col WM.
+. HARti4sS, as q candidate for ire mouse OF
Delegates.
May |, .SG3.-tde
SALON hoINER as candidate for the House cs
Delegates.
Missy I, lse3.--tde
geg~ H. K. GREGG. will be voted for By Tic
refugees from Clarke County, Va, to- represent
that County in the next House of Delegates
May / lSe3.-tde. MANY REFuGEEs.
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FOR CONGRESS-.
TO THE yoTERs OF uE,,ru COW.

TO THE VOTERS OF THE nth CON-
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF
THE COUNTIESsOF AUGUSTA, ROCKING
HAM, ROCKBRIDGE, PENDLETON, HIGH
LAND, BATH, POCAHONTAS AND ALE
GHANY.-
L have received numerous applications from
friends in all the counties OF the District urging
me to allow the use of my name as a candidate for
Congress at the election IN May next. The time
has now arrived when in justice to them as well as
to myself my determination should be announced
1t it be the pleasure of the voters to return me
to the next Congress OF the Contederacy their
representative, pledge myself to the use OF all
proper and honorable efforts to promote their In
terests and maintain the honor of our beloved Com
monwealth and of orr youthful Contederacy
It will be impossible for me to visit the several
counties Of the District prior to the election with
out disrsgardihg official obligations imposed upon
me by my position as Governor of the Common
wealth. This am sure thespeople will not expect
of me, and must therefore leave my cause in their
care.
The manner in which my representative duties
were discharged while had the honor to serve in
the CONGRESS- Of the Uuited States for eight years
is we'll known to you, and | believe | may safely
say that my representative conduct commanded the
approval OF my constituents. My action as Cover
nor under circumstances of greater difficulty and
embarrassments perhaps than have attended any
of my predecessors since the way of the Revolution
Of l776 is before you and by it am willing to be
judged.
With this brief annunciation am before the Dis
trict for the judgement OF the people upon my po-
ltcal conduct during trying period in our histo-
ry, in which haae endeavored to perform MY fu-
ty as citizen and officially, tcthe Comtnonwealt
of VIII ginia and to the Confcderacv.
Respectfully, JOHN LETCHER,
April II, 1868 tide. Richmond Va
Yz2s- We are authorized TO announce Hon. J Ohm
B. BALDWIN, as a candidate for l G election to
the Congress of the Confederate States, in the tn
Congressional District, composed of the Coa1tse
of Augusta, Rockbridge Rockingham, Pendleton,
Bath, Allegheny, Highland and Pccahontas.
March n, l863.-tde.
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ANNNoUNG EMENTs.
FOR GOVERNOR.

w w. L.. GOGGIN, for Governor
Having time since aceepted the call made upon
him to become candidAte and that call hav-
various parts OF the State the friends of this gem
teman, in large number of the counties, on a
comparison of views, have presented him to the
peoples in the belief that he will be the choice of
the State at the polls.
May Is, lS63.-tde
pa- STATE TICK Ef.-The response nss from
every part of the State to the nomination of Colo
mel GEORGE WYTHE MUNFORD, for the office
of GOVERNOR, having been in the highest degree
satisfactory and encouraging, it is now finally pre-
sented by his friends, with the confident expecta-
ton that it will be sustained by majority of the
voters on the day of election.
May Is. 1S63.-tde.
Mgr We are requested to announce that Gen.
WIN. SMITH. of Fauquer, is candidate for the
Office OF GOVERNOR OF the State of Virginia, at
the ensuing election.
May l, IS63-tde
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For the vindicator

For the Vindicator.
Mr.. EDITOR Il am informed it has been
stated to my prejudice that have charged
soldiers for services rendered them in the
Confederate Departments in Richsaond.
In reply, I say, that if, in any such case,
have made gain by one dollar of SO ldier
engaged in the defence of the country, [
am not aware of it,
I have never refused to answer their
calls and to comply with their requests
cheerfully and without charge
The Justices of Augusta County know
how much time ard labor / have expended
often to the neglect Of my own business. IN
administering aud distributing, through
them, the County iand for the support Of
the soldiers families. This service have
freely rendered as part Of my contribution
to the common cause, without charge or de-
sire of reward. There are those will read
these lines who know that | h We refused
fees offered to lie for what have done for
soldiers.
In substitute cases and cases Of e1enqp-
ton from Military service | have been en-
ployed as lawyer and have charged fees.
I do not consider it part OF my duty as
Delegate in the General Assembly to rem
der gratnitons professional service to any
one; and surely have newer thought I
was wronging the soldier, when at The IN
stance Of one able to procure substitute,
[ gave him my professional assistance and
advice and charged bim fee
HUGH W SIlEFFEY
May %, ls63-1t.
Spec.f tor copy.
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To the Voters Of the 10th COngressioal
District

have concluded, after mnch reflection
and consultation with friends, to announce
myself a candidate for Congress in the 18th
Congressional district composed Of the coun-
ties at Hancock Brooke. Ohio, Marshall
Wetzel Monongalia, Preston and Marion.
Ii pesenting my narsfs to the soldiers
sndrefagees Of this district, cah in this
sholt card but point to fifteen years service
IN the Legislative and Executive branches
Of the Federal and State Governments as an
earnest of my labors for them in the I'd ses-
sion Of the Congress, if elected on the 2Sth
inst.
May 22-1t KTDWELL
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FOR STATE SENATE.

Gs~ JAMES Il. CARSON. is a candidate for
re election to the Senate, from the District. com
posed OF the counties of Frederick, Clarke and
Warren.
May |, lS63.--t25thM.
IsS> We are authorized to announce Mai WIN
IS q, dandIdate to represent the
Senatorial District, composed of the counties of
kockbridge, Bath and Highland.
Nav l, lS63-tde
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY %. lses.
Notice to our Subscribers.


Many Of our subscribers have
promptly responded to our terms, ray
ing both their old indebtedness and
their new subscription. To those who
are backward we give notice that they
must comply with our terms. The
subscriptions can be sent by mail at
our risk and the receipt will be rc-
turned in the next paper after the re-
ceipt Of the money. We have issued
the paper for near three months with
out appealing to our friends, and VIC
hope that they will now see the neces-
sity of promptly responding as VIC
have to pay cash for. everything con
nected with the office.
May lst 1863.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
$4,000 RE w ARD y

u ANYWAY from the subscriber living on
IL South River near Stuarts Draft, son Saturday
night the 10th day of May, three negro men of the
following description viz
GiLBERT, about five feet six inches high, very
olaek, witha fne set Of teeth, very polite when
spoken to. and 26 years DID, He Aaeh OF when he
left Osnaburg ants and shirt, and has also taken
with him fine black suit
SAN, about five feet five inches high, of dark
brown color, big nose, good teeth, AMI about
eighteen. wears old,
PRESTON, about five feet four inches high
very black. with sharp festnres, good teeth, and
aaout Is years old.
| have every reason to believe they are making
king their down the Valley.
will pay the above reward for the apprehen
sion of the three, or 1000 for Gilbert.
JOSEPH PETER.
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RlcHaoND, May 9th, 1868.
TNHE following Confederate officers and men ha We
+ been duly exchanged, and are hereby so de
elaFeds::
l. All officers and men who have been delivered
at City Point at time previous to May 9th,
1868.
2. All officers captured at any place before the
LIST Of April 1868, who have been released on pa
role.
8 All men captured in North Carolina OF Yir.
gnia before the lst of March, 1868, who have been
released on parole.
4 The officers and men captured ard paroled by
Gen. s T. Garter, in his expedition to East Ten
nessee in December last.
5. The officers and men captured and paroled by
Lieut.. Col. Stewart, at Van Buren,, Arkansas,
January 18th, 1868 by Colonel DickeY, in Decem-
Der, 1862, in his march to the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad and by Capt. Cameron, at Corinth, Miss !,
in December, 1862.
s. The officers and men paroled at Oxford, Miss },
on the 23d of December, 1862; at Des Are, Arkan-
sas, on the 18th of January, 1868. and at Baton
Rouge, La, on the Esd february, 1868.
7. All persons who have been captured ON the
sea or the waters leading to the same, upon the
sea coast of the Confederate or Emitted States, at
any time previous to December 10th, 1862
s. All civilians who have been arrested at any
time before the 9Th day of May, 1868, and released
on parole, discharged from any and every OBJ
legation contained in said parole. Ifany such per-
son has taken any oath OF aleEience to the United
States or given any bond, or if his release &C.
companied with any other condition. he is dis
charged from the same
8. If any persons embraced in any of the fore
going sections, or in any section Of any previous
Exchange Notice. wherein they are declared e2s
changed are in any Federal prison, they are to be
Immediately released and delivered to the Confed-
etc authorities
ROBERT GUILD,
May Is, 1863.--et
asas~ Confederate newspapers will insert the fore
going notice six times and send bills to the War
Department.
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$50 "a Reward.

GSTOLEN on Monaay night the 18th inst from
- the undersigned, two miles from Mt. Sidney
Gray Mare five years old, medium size, with one
white hind foot and rather low carriage, she had
a very sore back.
+ The above reward will be given for the delivery
of the mare for any Information that will enable
me to get her. WIN. D ROOTE.
May Is lS632t*
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CDpartnersllip Notice.

w for the purpo-e OF conducting the MEB CAN
TILE BUSINESS in the Town Of Staunton, I'M
der the style and firm of p. B. & j b. Hoge.
Weesolicit the patronage of our friends and the
public generally.
P. B. HoGE,
j. B. HOGE.
Staanton, May H. 1868.
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Notice to Cons.c1rsif pts.

Notice to ConscI..if pts.
A LII Conscripts of the 18th Congressional Dis
"a trict who have received temporary exemp-
tons are hereby required to assemble in Stanton,
for re examination in the following order
Augusta County, 2eth and 2lst of May.
Rockingham County, 22nd and 23rd of May.
Rockbridge County, 18th and Goth of May.
Allegheny and Bath Counties 9th and 18th May.
Highland and Pend!eton Counties, 29th and 30th,
May.
Conscripts from Pocahontas will assemble ~
stanton on the LIST of June.
Bring at least three DAVIS ratops, and come pre-
pared to go to the Camp Of Instruction, as no fur
loughs will be given to those who received for
j. S. BYERS, Capt,
and Enrolling Officer 18th Cong. District.
Nav g. S63-4E
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New Orleans ExiIes.

MoBrLr, May 18.-Two hundred and ff-
ty New Orleans exiles are at Pascagoula.
and FIVE hundred more to arrive to night
Cehveyances are to be sent them in the
morning. A dispatch from Pascagoufa,
from New Orleans, 10th, mentions ru-
NOR that the Hartford was burnt by Farra-
gut, after being striped.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

&ga- We are authorized 70 announce Gen. JOHN
d. IMBODEN, of Augusta County, as a candidate
for the office of LIEUTENANT-GOVERN OR of
the State of Virginia at the ensuing election.
MAY g. lS63,-tde