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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
THE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER! !!

d.. Gmysott's Improved Extract of YeNow
Dock and Sarsaparitla, put up in the largest
sized BOTTLES, contains more Of tie pure Ron
duras Sa,saparsl'a than any other preparation
extant which is chemically combined with
the Extract of Yellow dock and the Extract
Of WILD CHERRY thus making the remedy
more Thoroughly efficient then amy other saRsA-
PAR,LLA before tho public ct the same tiue it
10 perfectly free from all mineral po,sons which
cannot be said II any ether Of the Sarsapa.
ril'a compounds; the invalid should bevare Of
poison: mercury iron Quinine Potash Iodine
Sulphur Arsenic and many other mineral and
metallic poi.ons' enter int snd form the has
il Of most Of the Sarsaparillas and panaceas
Of the day. GUYSOTr's Compound EX.
TRACTNof' Yellow dock and $arsaparilla
does not contain particle of these substan.
ces, rs any one can ascertain By applying
tho necessary tests. sr .5.1 Y 49, 94A4-
Let all poisooops sarsapsrilla psspsratious
alone and use Guysstt's Improves Extract Of
Yellow DICK and Sarsaparifa whichis dor
oughly ely;eaeons PERFECTLY Aaywles. aad pavs.
y vegetable. All kinds ofdisesss yield 70 il
genial influence.
H. ScOvJLL, Proprietoe .
Sod By 81! druggists. Chicago.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01

Il he goss into tho sohool Under the
circumstances.
A contract for tho school WAS made
between the old sub-direcsor aud Mr..
White, which being la,d before the
Savans' composing our board Of sub d.
rectors, was unoeremonioasiv laid upon
the table; but the people understand
ing who WAS to he employed petitioned
As above SGT forth for Mr.. White to
have the school every voice for him be-
ing remembrance against tho person
employed. This petition when laid be.
fore the board, instead of being acted
upon, WAS laid upon the table without
action and the contract against which
the petition was remembrance, was
Immediately sanctioned and approved.
In the best and most successful schools
Of the country, public teachers having
the confidence Of the people are retain.
ed for a series Of years to the perm.-
nent good and Welfare of the community.
Ours under the dictation Of outsiders ID
compelled to adopt . different pr,nci
pie Of acti on.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01

| pie that the 0oasA was an incubu
and positive injury 10 the North in
every respect Who taught the eoun-
TRY that the North paid not only the
Expenses ofthe government and the
carrying the mails IN the South, bat
also actually supported that entire see
toni Who mads the whole country
sooal With denunciations Of the great
good men, who like Webster, Clay,
Douglas, Crittenden, and their associ.
ates sought from time to time 10 avert
civil war and disunion, by the adoption
Of just and equitabls compromises to
all sections : Who constantly denouuc.
ed them and their friends and support.
crs a. "doughfscss" and "union s.vers,
Who passed personal liberty bills all
over the North nullifyiny tho plainess
provisions Of the constitution Who
has invokedw.r, pestilence, and famine,
that slavery might be destroyed, but
those who control the President As
though 40 automaton Who but those
that make the President dance to their
treason as Snowman controls HE pup.
pet. declare that there shall be no peace
till the object Of the Wharf.-The destruct-
ion Of slavery is accomplished.
And now to exonsrate the guilty
wretches doing these things from cen.
sure would be madness, only equaled by
exculpating the wretch from crime who
would cut = vessel, in the channel Of
Of Niagr,a river from its moorings, per-
hitting it to drift into the rapids above
the falls With its cargo Of human freight
booming al within it to certain des.
sructin; when to avoid censure for the
crime he would make an Intellectual
and spasmodic effort to save the gallant
craft from the fatal leap.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To Bsrxard kerr, Eliza Mixer. K
A. O. Kerr, and Franklin Fslle,cs.

To Bsrxard kery, Eliza Mixer. X
A. O. Ksrr, and Franklin FsIls,cs:
You and each Of you arc hsrebv notified tn 1t
there 10 now on &le IL the ol6ce 0fthe lerk Of
tho District Court Of Howard County fcwa, !
petition If Van Camp Bush, claiming of you
Bernard Kerr the sum of Ten hundred niecty
nine and sl-loo dollars o. ,o9s si.iool
With interest thereon from June lst,, 1883
on prvmissory note, also the foreclosure Of
. certain conveyance in the nature Of q
mortgage executed by you the said
Bernard Kerr and Eliza Nj. Kerr, md do.
tivered to plaintiff bearing date November
2sd 1887. as collateral sec urity for the paw
ment Of said ncte-that the premises de-
scr;bed in said conveyance on the N. w. h.
IA Of section 80 town 80 north Of range u
west P. NJ. fosa. That no personal claim
Is made against any of the above named
Defts.. except Bernard Kerr. And that un-
loss yon appear thereto and defend before
noon Of the second day Of the next term Of
said court to be began and held IN nud for
said county On the 5th Monday after tho Sd
Monday Of Nav 4. D 1863, default will be
entered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon. f" 90.
Dstsd April 18th 1883. fna7va
&A. UPPER, Aty. Tor Pif.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
THE DOUGLAS MEM0RIAI..-Tkc Di.

'hE OOVuLAo HEMShl AtS-lrC vi.
= ploma Of Membership Of the I"u.ls
Monument Association, beautifully engraved
on steel about nine by twelve inches dine.-
sions, is now ready tor distribution to the
subscribers to he monument fund. To all
persons forwarding to the association 81, 90
or more, will be sent one Of these diplomas,
properly executed.
To contributors in the sum Of 81 or more,
will be furnished gratuitously besides the
Diploma. beautiful imperial size steel en-.
s-:.;.s u Judge Do"sIas, n by ~ iaehee,
published by Marsh, Rowe & 10.
Contributors in the sum Of 81 90 will be.
como life members Of the DOUGLAS Monument
Association !; in the sum OF $50 90 honorary
life members. and in tn" sum Of l %. 90 hon
orary life members Of the Beard of Trustees
Local receiver and solicitors for contribu.
tons are being authorized in the loyal states.
Pamphlets and circulars containing the or
ganisation, constitution. by laws and the ap-
peal Of the association. will bs sent to oil who
will forward tteir address
COMMUNICATIONS should be directed 10 the
"Secretarv Douglas Monument Association"
Chicago, Illinois" ...
WALTER B. ScArrs. Priest.
LEONARD W. vo1x, Secty. fni3v4n3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
IN FL E99
A New aud important Work.
TIE FOUR TsOFDEsPOTIsM
II D. A. MARoNY OF IOWA,
Author ef"7ks Prisoner Of STATE"

This work will contain full and Of
he;al copies Of the Four Great Acts Of
Despctism BY which the constitutional
government Of Washington was sub
verted, and the irresponsible Lincoln
dynasty installed in its place.
l. The Tor Bill, by which all the
property aud resources Of the people
are mortgaged to the present admin
istration.
2. The CONSUMPTION Bill, by which
all the bodies Of poor men not worth
$500 are placed in the hands Of the
Administration.
3. The Finance Bill, which destroys
State Banks and places the entire
currency o. our country in the hands
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
4. The indemnify Act, Citing elimax)
which presumes to indemnify the
President for all the wrongs he has
committed in the past or may CON-
NIT in the future.
: These four acts will each be preced-
ed by careful analysis, by Mr.. Ma.
hony, and their unjust, oppressive, un-
constitutional and cdious features
pointed out. As book for reference
it will be invaluable to the farmer, the
tina politician the lahorer-
in fact, to every person, for these
acts reach from the loftiest
to the hnmblcst cabin in the
land.
These four acts are net publish cd
together in any other form. They will
make large octave pamphlet of nearly
200 pages, in good sized type, and will
be sold at the low price Of F.rry
CENTS in paper, and SEvENrY-F,vE
CENTS in muslin binding.
Send on the orders at once. All
orders will be filled according to the
date Of reception. First come, frst
served. The cash must accompany all
orders.
Address
VAN EVRIE. HORTON 4 CO.,
No. 102 Nassau Street, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01

Senator Richardson, Of Illinois, In
a lae speech 1t Chicsgo thus alludcs to
his contemporaries in Congress:
Il thank Heaven that no such body
Of men ~ the last Congress can meet
sgsn until the trumpet Of tho Archsug
el shall summon al the bold had men
al the friends If dssoptism aiders Of
tyranny and enemies Of l,berty-that
have ever polluted the face Of tho earth
with their presence to answer before an
all wise God for their block crimes and
receive the punishment due their ter.
rible guilt" e" IT," -'.'a,s' .
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
M'GREGOR.

M'GREGOR.
WA. C,LEs L BRorHER. dealers IN Watch.
ca. Clocks and Jewelry, have the finest ~es-
tablishment and the best assorted stock
West Of the Mississippi. Ifyou want time
piece call upon them for fnc Seth Thomas,
or American Clock, or gold watch. They
also have An endless variety of fae Jewslry.
Fine watches repaired by them in . work.
manlike manner and they warrant all
their work and oil their goods TO be =. rep.
resented. lnlIy4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

Notice is herety giren that a Democratic
County Convention will be held ut New
Oregon, Howard county. iowa on "Wednesday
she l3th day Of May, 1863, at one O'Clock
P w., for the purpose Of electing delegates
Ia anend the democratic State COnve ution "a
be held at Des Moines on the Goth Of May,
1869 for the purpose Of nominating eandi.
dates for State Offices .>--
Each township will be entitled b one dele
gate. and to one delegate for every ten votes
cost for r H. Sylvester for Secretary Of State
and one for every fractional vote Of I've %
cast.
Dated New Oregon, April 4th 1859.
" r. MEAD,
81! a H.,a'' Dem. Co. Committee.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01

VsxSSy, u mAiS Wei sStSats II chat
locality. 1t is intimated that tho
military authorities of tho Department
Of tho Ohio will prohibit public speak
ers from discussing war measures "a.
An order similar 70 Gen. Barnsi3s's
No. 30 has bees issssd by 0ea. Curtis,
commanding the Department Of the
Missouri. IS "a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01

Wosld inform his friesds aud The public
generally that he has opeaed Boot 4 Shoe
Shop, at the Grit door west Of Mouitoa.s
Store he keeps Coz stanuy On hand tho best
OF Eastern Froaeh, and Spanish tanned, sole
and upper .eather. which he will make N b
srder upon tho most reasonable terms. All
work warranted '"-'0'
Limo Syringe, Feb eth 1863.
n3Ovat ~Ft.e MOSES NILES.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
VAN EVRIE. HORTON T. CO.,
No. 1O2 Nassau Street, New York.
HALLS BALSAW FOR THEI

HALLS BALSAN FOR THE LUNGS.
Physicians will tell you 10 let alone all proprietary
quack medicines, they call them. Why! Ycr the ain.
pie that they put up with printed directions and
the and label Is copyrighted Show the the formula
opreparaon and in nine out Of ten they viii sp
prove Of It, There testimonials from physicians whose
preudces overbaanced by their COED Of the
csent virtues Dr. Halls Bassm for the Lungs snd who
using in their private practice In prefereaes - other
remedies
Sec Advertisement
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
.OREsroN STORE.

v X: CAREY. Dealer in DRY Goods Gro.
cries. Hats aud Csps. Boots and Shoes, Crock.
cry: Hardware. Clothing, DookA Millinery
and other gods. ''
W HrED All kinds Of csuatry produce in
exchange for goods or cash. fnl7y4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
NOTICE OF SHEkIFE'S-SAkk~Stee.c
~ Iovo, Hotroyd County 3. So w

NOTICE OF SHEklFES-SAkkvSta(eo Of
~ fora, Hosrosd County Q. 8. 'f's ~
BY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed
from the Clerk Of the district Ceurt or Clay.
ter esseey y hycs 81 ! & H. Rutls e -.
tsAs And sgsiast John Rousch T. Nichasl
Kirchsr - defendants for the sum Of four
hundred and fifty four dollsrsg and thIstv
three cents, a1d costs q seven snd $500
dollsrs and sceruing costs, have levied up.
On eMd ts1sa. % the property ofthe ssid de-
PENDANTS ono Thrsshing Msohins, 10 sst'sss
said execntioa, and will otter the cane for
sale at public auction 10 tho highest bidder
for eesh ~ hsad.on ths Ind day of May
A. p. 1854, st the house Of .JaooE Willest;ea
IN New e0rsgos, Township, Howard Soansy
lows, q the hour ef two O'Clock p. n. efsaid
day, whsa AID whore due atteudsaee will 30
given y TIE sndstsisnsd
Merck, a. 1863 fp9oyltA
PIT. sEARLEs, Sheriff ii .eid esasty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01

oaParvHo sAARS-
WAY freight. 80 4. q
MAIL end DAY Exprees Fass. 80. .e:tSA X
First Through freight. .S:as : 4
AAAv0s AZ p. - ouns. k
Noted Day Eepses Raa. -, ~. n 90 {. Z
M fslehe. 80. &. 80. ..3:lsAH
ttrss 1nr0ugh Eretkh1. -. .. ID. tots a. =
-. iA~ss.. u. a.. ~ !: d ;ss.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
WHOSE Is rnr REsPoxsrB1Lrrr


# q stout and presistsnt denial Of
crime were evidence Of innocence then
is the republican party guiltless Of the
terrible crime Of involving the Ameri-
can people in an untold world Of bitter
calamities and unutterahle grief. But
80 an individual that carefully reads the
character Of men, judging them by
sheir acts extreme ssnsitiveness is
saore likely to be evidence Of soreness
aud guilt than Of injured ianocepce.-
In discussing the calamities that have
hefell US as people no republican Is
willing to go further back than events
Immediately following the election of
Abraham Lincoln. But this Limitation
ofthe;r responsibility is too much like
the miscreant who, having placed q
slow match to train connected With .
p,wder magazine. in the heart of . popu.
ious city, would attempt to rescue the
unfortunate victims Of his own rashness
end crime when the next instant would
see them rent and torn limb from limb,
by its terrific explosion. Would the
world believe that all his responsibility
10 the terrible disas ter extended only to
his efforts to rescue those thrown by
the explosion into the heavens, and that
no discussion Of the affair in connect
ion with his acts should 30 back Of that
effort?
Who was it that introduced into
Cengr"ss the disastrous question in
1920 that culn mated in dividing the
American people into parties disting.
uished by geographical lines - North
c.o and Southern
Who was it that renewed that agi.
tstion in and out Of Congress with re.
newea violence in 1857 Who under
the gaisc Of the right Of petition flooded
Congress with petitions for = dissolu.
.ion Of the Union, the abolition Of slave
~. and cls;med the right to send abo.
..t'cn documents not only among tho
slaves Of the South through the mails
'ut also the right to teach those slaves
that it was God given right to cut
The threats Of their masters : Who
conducted tho great abolition under-
: groand'railroad for years Who was
It that raised and openly melted ,aobs
N nearly every town, city and yillsgs
where attempts were made to rescue
fugitives from labor under tho provis-
ions Of tho Constitution ? Who With
every dry lessons Of rebellion taught
the northern people to resist law in the
rescue Of Burns in Boston, Of Jerry in
Syracuse and Of tho Booth rescue case
in Milwaukee, Who circulated tn Q
Helper book ss IN elsct;one.rine doeu-
ment in 1860; promulgated for = long
serles Of years the higherla~' doctrine.
and industriously proclaimed the doc
'rins Of N tirreprssnble conflict" b.
tween the north and the south 2 Who
furnished John Brown With pixies to
invade the South and incite their slaves
t.. murder IL inhabitants, and i'm,
mortalized his name and memory BY
proclaining hin ~ martyr, and the
gsllovs on which DO mt just and de-
ser.ed &te - terthxIorthe cross Of
Calvary Whoisit shstrstih has .Qia
John EgoHn'e isoM d marching on9'
NAon it thssseRebt thsasrttsvu Pro
y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
6COYIL.I.S
SCOviLL'S
Sarsa
s1'l u !!
Blood & Liver
Syrup. r

II 10 highly recon.
mended by physicians
to cure the following
diseases, having orig
in in . disordsrel
state Of tho blood
Iercfuls, letter or
Salt Rheum, Seald
Head, Canksy, Ulcer.
atoms and Enlarge.
meats Of tAs Jeiints,
Caseerous Tumo,s
King. Ersl, Erys.p-
elax, 81. AntASnys
Fire, White Sveliinga
Obstna!s Erxpssons,
Pimples on he Fee,
Blotehes, PGstv!cs,
Rkeu~1f;c. n~.c~.n
STA, eet Syphaitie
and Mereur,aI Mee.
tionsare eurrd: CAIe-
rosis or ('6st.uetiens
in Females. Leueer-
rhes OF Whites are
achieved blythe use Of
skis Medicine.
The .sed;cal prop.
critics Of Sarsapsrills
N conjunction With
Stillingia are we'll
known by oil medical
mon to Be tho best
compound yet discov.
ercd TO clesu.e and
purify the blood, aud
eradicate al hsmors
from the system.
We have given the
Recipe 70 most ply,
si.isns 10 the country,
that they may kn.w
what they are using;
and will continue .
send it BY mail -
those desirious Of
knowing tho inErsA.
FONTS entering late
its c'npositioa, that
they may prescribe il
in their practice.
This PrsPafo6ea
stands at tho head Of
tho list Of ren,sdies
for curing all disc asss
arising from impuri.
ties in tho blood or
diseased matter Turk.
ing 10 the system.
Thousands who
have used tho Stilliu.
gis and Ssrsspsr;lls
w,ll testify to it, 70.
msrksble s4ect in
renewing oil impuri.
Lies from their blood,
giving toue and ugof
10 the whole humaa
frame, sad restoring
; healthy action 70
lll The functions Of
the body. ia.
The tsstinopials
received il its favor
from many neanbsss
Df the Medical Eaeui.
y would, were ~ 70
publish them, I'll .
large volume.
Il is prepared I'M
dor the supervisors Of
oss Of tho oldest and
best practical chem
lists II tho coantry,
mr.. W. s.. Merrill,
Ciucinnad.) - - 70
insure ~ uniformity
Of composition and
purity 10 oil the ia.
Iredisnts.
spring remedy
10 purify end cleanse
The blood, lesving It
FREQ froun all humovs|
Ind impur;ty, We a.
Dert with o0n6dsnoe,
there 10 40 better
medicine
H. sCovlL
- - -.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
DIR. HALLS
B A l. S A M
Cures oil Rissayos
l. u n G. S
THROAT.
yox TN CURE OF

wv Aeo SSN0 W
Consur,fien, Decline
As'Ama, 1ycnehitss
Tasting q F2esA'
MgAt STeats, Spit
ting Blood, W6oopirg
Cough, Difficulty q
Breathing, Colds,
Coughs, EnHuensc,
PAthi,ie, Pa,s in H.
Side, and all Diseases
q Ms LVngs,
IT 10 UN4QUALKU
Halle Lung Bslsau
10 al cases, gives the
best satisfaction.
Has wrought more
cures since its intro
ductiOn than any
other oouRh medicine.
10 endorsed BY cur
leading physicians -
the sa6eot aad besx
remedy aow before
the public.
ID safe TO uso g.
nsng childrea, and
yet powerful in cases
Of chrsnio pullaoaa-
~ disease.
Brings in certil-
eates slaost daily Of
its wonderful surea ,
in oil parts Of the
country.
There 10 no ypedi-
cine within our
knowledge that hss
acquired 20 great and
wide spread popular.
ity, in 90 short . space
Of tirac, % D.. HalPs
Balsam for tie Lungs
lts balsalmic and
healing properties are
magical. II 10 high
" expectorsut and
tonic. It contains
sot . grain Of opium
or morphine, the mar
cotic AID astringent
of which
have crested 80 much
prejudice against
similar preparations.
We believe that q
madeline % ssssing
real merits will effect
cures when ever it 10
used. At homo, as
we'll % abroad. Or.
Halle Balssn for the
lungs 10 no paregor'e
preparation, but oEo
which If used in Sea-
Don, will save the lives
Of thousands. Tho
distressing
cough il frequently
70 loved BY . single,
dose, and broken up
10 . lew hours time.
The afflicted do not
hsve 70 take bottle
After bottle before
lk,ey Cad whether this
reuaedy will eGord
relief or not.
Hear what Physic-
lens Say Of Dr.. Halle
bslsan. Says enc:
II, with confidence,
recommend the Ball.
sam - superior to
any other prepars-
ton" Ssys another:
"Ihave used il with
uniform success, and
can confidently rec
II for Ill
those complsints for
which il 10 offered %
. remedy" Still -
mother writes: i have
no hesitation il say-
ing that it is . SAFE.
roxvEKlEKr And
very ekoacious medi-
cine.
Proprietor ,s~-
:hirage III. 70 whom
3enaaAd - -,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
GOVERNMENT ExPENSEs.

Secretary Chase in his last of6cial
report to Congress shows the expenses
Of administering the government from
1889 to 1861, period Of u years, to
have been $1,453 79o,7s6 This ia
the entire sum expended according to
this authority in administering for that
length ftime the affairs Of the most
happy prosperous and enterprisiag
people in the world.
A glsnce atehe sppropr ia,ions made
during the 6rst two years Of repubh-
can rule shows the following figures:
81tra sesslon July. 1861. oss4, ooo, Co.,
Regular Session, V,s. oeo. 900.
Short se'aon ending M.seA I. ~. ,.,os. ocs, Co.,
fotal for 3 years 1881, 900 900
1osaiyer II yssu. 145s, 7so, 7ss
Excess Of three yesrs. ssss, sos.e ia.
The estimated expenditures for the
next year will make the punlic debt,
when added to the amount already in
cured, fully $4,000, 100000, the inter-
est upon which in twenty years will
amount to the snug little sum Of 49,.
900 90 1000, making total Of $17 600,
900 600, or over $4,000, for every f,mi
" in the United States, North and
South.
The Continental Congress author
ICED the issuing Of $2O0,o'0,0oo Of
Continental money, which besides b e.
ing 4 legal tender, was still further
guarded by giving authority to declare
any man refusing to receive it . tory,
and an enemy to the Colonies. Yet
despite all these precautionary meas.
ures it became entirely worthless, and
was used to ornament the walls Of the
houses Of those who had received it a.
money. Aud if there arc any 80 vain
glorious ~ to suppose this immense
debt will ever be paid, they may as we'll
undecieve themselves. The amount Of
this Indebtedness has already reached
nearly ~ largo sum - the entire
personal and real property Of the Unit.
ed States, and ito payment will be
equivalent to the con6seation Of all the
property 81 the country North and
South. Will the people, can they sub
nit to IT.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01

1osaN DWf09r { %.
1AN9s Acrvaas o.
GAkkHH To q.
s~P'r-cs't. sf>sds, r.,
AID &sis Ass.s II ~ Oty 4 New Yo.&
ream ofTarta Il Substitute
Il INVENTED ~
Prof. Esrx N. Hoasroap, Of Har
ward University.
Office, II Old Slip, Hanover Spare,
tUf sTAths,, raz NEW YORK.
The high price which CrsAn lsf Tartar
commanded In 1854, together with The alarm.
.ng ektest % which ~ dangerous sdulters.
uoo n:d oeec carried, With ether cousiders
lions. induced the distiagulshed Cheuist.
whose nane 10 given above, 70 commence
what proved 10 be . loag snd laborious ec;eu.
tito research. 70 discover substitute therefor.
HIS eaorte were crcwoed With abundant sue.
cess, and hundreds Of thousands Of pounds AZ
tho Substitute have been sold and u.sd d"r;n~
the last dve yesre, throughout tho Ua,te1
States add the Caaadss.
The following true comparison ofits nature
and the results fits use with those Of Cream
Of Tartar, will ccaviaee tho most .acrsdulovs
Of its value
Cream ofTartar 10 . bi-tsrtrsts Of Potssh.
7A's Substitute iss simple Phosphate, owd
contains nofh'~s bSs vAss Is found "a Ssef
sfesk, and IN corn. Gkesf and other cs,eels.
and u tAs,efo'e highly Nutritious. II also
40. AechA giving influence. and supplies
Aaff for rA'eA there 10 eensssnt demand IN
he systsm
o. IT'S sold for much isss prize than
Cream Of Tarts,. (ai7v&maI
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01

Headquarters for Mems Wear at East
ern Prices.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-01
H. sCovlL. Proprietor

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