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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
Prof. @, ], Woods
lAlR RESTORATIVE

VNHIS astonishing prep rat; n tmn~ tn"
L ha:r b ark to It's ""y;nal color. after
having becnn gray. and re ns:atesit in all
ia orig ma! heal j. lu.'er, ~ tne~s and hoar.
tyr moves al Dandruff from N. >ca r. and
ali nrnl"asan, ,tch,y.. Il viii also cure
Crtann"s. Eruptiens Oh ~ Seal. Head.
letter &C.. ,od hence creates n perfectly
he+'t'tv c"ndticn Of the calp by net ng as
a >tmr t AZ. r"nr to the o.gan, u
plying the cnl,r ny mltte~ 10 H.. II ,;r. com
p et-lv ra toring IN m their orr :.;n IL Wig ,
and hea!tt'-thus preventing all tendency t.,
hecUMe gray
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
THE ORIGIN
HOW SEWING MACHINES.

Estahr he'd in I945-Perfected in 1862.
EJE'FNr and impor ant ;mnrov.ment.
~ having been V"t (" this "achine. RENDERS
t now the a, st perfect before tn public and
persons at a d II ,nre can nrdnr a Mach ~"
with guarantee al its prompt ,n.i safe H.
.,yarv and lhar 'har ~;l! .e a. le TO M nag"
tt, the;r .ut,r ~ati~fart on No more hro"k
:ng needles! NJ" mere mis- my st tch"s ! N"
t,ouh'an IN king anv garment h'wev."
,]cl;ca-. or h"avv on the s,me q ach;ne. ither
- cnmhi;c clo'l,. o. leather: and 10 4 e-s
makers. shir, maker. ia l"rs. hnt.hnd"'s.
: on-hindrrs. or g"'ter f,t;rg. az We! a. fr
e, erv variety nt f. milv sewing, THEY NAV.
y SUPERIOR and viii l." sold at ~ much less
,r;.e than any other Machn" cYrune Of do.
mr. the s;t,,- range "r work.
Send for 9e>cr;,fti>c Catalogues OF strie-
aud rrreS !cv responsible agents viii
VI. dealt with h"ralv
Address 1.-The HDH'E csmi"g -" t'"eS."'
437 Broadway. New York '4H3vl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
1--WE DOTGLAS :'ENORlAT. Tic D

TIVE DOUGLAS :'EN0Rl AL II" D =
rlnma Of VI m''er-h;p "f til J. " s
N,nrment 4 soc alton. leantiinilv en- rived
on steel .a'nut vine Nv Twelve inches dlln"n
sons. j. now re,dv ,"r d str but ON t" IN"
suisse, her to he mon m"nt tnnd. I" all
persons Ia" vasdng tn the liz ari'no 81. GO
o. more " i be sent on. at these dplonaa-,
properly eXec'teh.
To- rontr hr n,- in the SIM Of 81 or more.
will he furnished g'atu tom-ly besides the
Din o.sa a bnart;'ul impc";al Size -+"cl en-
craving of I'gc n""ylaS 81 by II inches.
.hlShcf' l,v ar~h. r ", & O.
tont~b,,t,irs n The sum Of 81 90 viii he
come | 70 members If The Dn" las s!nnrment
.Ssor-,,inn in rhr sun, of 500 20 honorary
IF. mnp,h,~s aud IN III m 81 40 90 hon
orary IL ~, rs',4r> If \" 'nard ( Trustees
Lo.n wee" yer and solicitors Er r"ntrihr-
ticn> are being ,"rhr'zcd n the 'nval states.
= .mnnl let's ~ 4 q re lar cnntr in the or.
"ani7a.; u. corst tnt'nn nv VS. and the ~.
nca, q, tho as...;a,;on. " II he sent all VIII
wi forward their address
rorm.i,,icat'nns should he directed to the
:>,ac, e'ar. Dn," "a lin"ument Association
Chicago. Ill,nnis.'
WAITER B ScArrs. Pr"st.
LEONARD w VoLK, ec'ty. n13v4n3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
H)WaR0 ASPIRATION
PHILADELPHIA.

4 'enrro'en, Fns';t"t;nn OFT .U:Aei ~ cre.i,
rndc1rmenf fnr re rr''pf of III Ect nod Dis
trc>sd nRi,trd u;'k T;r"'ent and Ep;Jrm; j.
's""ses. end ',nec'n ly for the Cure of Disease,
-"'I" g T,,ol Or"nns
NrnI ~. ADVICE g;vnn Gratis Nv th.
w Acting S,r"'nn. '" al who ann nv let.
tc~ WITH dasr~' nt;cn of ~. " c.-i ton Gage
o"crnat'on hnhits of';fc. &c y aud ~ casos ~
"rt"nr,c ,nverty. Medic Nos furnished free a
~. r~.
vNTAH F REPORTS IN erorr s+or',cea
4 "tH"r Nsea al .he ecx"al o"gn"s an,'
Il . now rpmed;es cr,r ',red n ~. D'~rer-
r~~ vant =" rho qFl rtoH N Snn'ed 'e+ter
900 f'ca "f charge. Tw" ny 'hr"e stamp,
rnr roSt,na viii ho c~o~+,t'n
Ad,-nS. nR ! >K'IL1V H0"GHr0N
tctr" >"-g,cr H"wr-I \ ~.c'at.n. No. Q
cn"th with S+r.et PhIa ,lnh a. Pa r.
rider of ~ n ~nftn~a
rIn>0 HA7T"ErI. Pro-;'.n,
GEO 4ERrHF!D. Sec.etnrv Willy
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
listen 10 daniel Webster.

IF these internal fanatics end
abolitif n;s's ever get the power
IN their hands. they will override
the constitution. Get the cu'reme
Court ut defiance. change anA
make laws TO suit themselves, LAY
VIOLENT HANDS ON THOSE wH'DiF
FER WITH THEM IN OPINION, or
dare question their fidelity, and
finally bankrupt the country aud
de|uge it with blood. ''-l!ANlrL
WEB TER.
LET HENRY CLAY SPEAK,
In the Senate Mr.. Clay said in
relation to Abolitinnis'n:
TO the agency Of their p wcr
Of persuasion, they now L'o;n Sc
to substitute the power Of thu
BALLOT B X; and he must be blind
to what Is passing before us, who
q 'cs nor perceive that the inertia.
bic ten lency IF their proc eding,
is. if these s'lnnld he found insnt
ficient, to Invoke fna ~, the more
potent powers Of tn bayonrt.
How true have MIR. Cay.
words proved.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
Gutta Percha Roo ing

M ar''cln ever before introduced n
five 'nhiic has "ona'led the I. ON Cur
T.-PE-cuA fn- costing t,n ~ o.her ROOF.
ew or old One gallon co t;r9 9 80
vii ther"n-h'y coat from 200 10 300
ieet If r.of and this coating WI ran
dor the roof n, fn"t'v waterproof. and
WI last thrp. times "a 'ong =. white
lead or other paint. For c"rer ng roofs.
ether new or old we ra ,eat. It has
M equal for Durability and shcapness and
We offer it tn tn" public fly conf'len,
Of its intrinsic excellence ard with a
warranty that It will DO Ill tha. sc
c'aim for It, Sold il barrels Of fsrtv gal.
IONS zach. e liberal dis cunt to deal
era. Addresa all c-dars 4.
PF,nv 1n0Ft~G ~.
(l,3 '2mos) % Cedar street. New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
Fig Ssge.

L NALTABf F. farm Of two hundred
acres %. rl one In, d I'D aud XIV
1und"r fence and eighty acre. under How,
w.t. y" dA""l NJ hon.r y large uunn,I.y
" ch" 80 fruit AID rrhhyry. $ III ia,m q
''',>"nt'v : tnatc f,'.r niles north eat OF
n" tow" o. New Oregon. IN howard c uutv,
VA. an 1 two ~ lea from 81 RAi'r"..a po~ IN
curse Il obstruction, l. we,l ada ted to
si"g g.a n, - unr u' 9 p LEST ~ X ttms
nn"rt crn Iowa. having a 'rani;fni i -ul
nlrg hloaGh Is cut r.. length and fine
md d'ir"h!e String Of watc' tear rho hwc'-
& AID arm will he ~ Il 'h"nr and On
hers rc'nls and pr,'e.t ttrg.v.n
F"r iulther far'i"n as -"Gui o a. ,ha
'm. o. ~ the sri,I..,ii"r ~ Hv.- Or CON
Dated Jore l2,h 1853 us4n
L'H\ + |. NIX
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
MUNSON e. PIERCE.

O~a'ers in I; moral Merchandise. Drv
Gnnds (,rnce-'rs Boots and Shoes. r-"ke"',
Glass. Nails Putty. Rcrdv rad~ Clhh;ne.
Hats and Cans g.. kc In short te"n
n'mn~ every artc,e rcn';r"h. an! 's"nliv
kent IN = cs,n'rv STORE. and >e'! as cac"r ~
tae times will nerm't ''lar9m3
New Geeeon Jep. t0sh leee
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

A r.scally old bac!el r asked,
syVhat is the most difficult ep"-
alton a .u,geon can perf"rm!' 10
take the jaw out Of q woman.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
N PRESTON STORE.

vR. CAREY. DEALER in DRY Goods Gro
cries 'ut> nn., Cp,s l}"ts ard Shoes. Gro X
cry. Hardware. Clothing, b. Ky M':i"riy
and o. her y,",tls
w >rHp Al: kinds oi c.''oAy p Office n
exchan. C ~. goods or ca~h l"'"4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
DIP 7 DOVEE DODc'
Tmnr ;,1 vino R;ttprs

Ne ~nnarn' no WON'T "r' r. !
~ vs;";ar who as"eod .hnn, s""cn:sr'n- ~
he mr., c.'co n-+La last +wcntr "rn v"n~e To
r~on,:ctor hncn~e p"rch,s;nc .hn ~" ''a;rn
..:.,i 10 r,o"nnc, "t"~o o-d >.n'' NJ ! nn~nc
Doll 60 e'~ = fnno.;a Vino R''tn~r lsd
thnn +osted nv two 4 st'r"n'shed mo.' 90,
n~ac+' orn-s who y,"oronrced them a Va 'rab'e
re,. edv CIV aso"se
A1tho"-h Mo m -d;cr1 man cf the "onrt~r
"a O. era thing d'sann"nre ~ rat"n+ "ea'-
r;nes vn. H., mt he'ieve that res~a"ta-
bio Ph vSici.r can he rru,d N tha United
States acn-a;rtod with ~. or mnd;..n' -ron"r.
tea who ,rn mt h~h'v a~~-nve Dr. J. b..
rT. no1s' Inn. rial W;ns n;tters
~ al, n wiv ctfl"l n'aces wh.-n the-a 70
n'-av. largo ouant'tv ef deca~'n" t'mhc~
from, y: r a ro:s"nn"s m;esm, a "r",t"h
- "sn l,'.."..e how'd lie used eve morn ng
ioc 40 b~n,Lc,+
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
DR.. J. GOVEE DODS'
lntpelial vine DitterS!!!

ti' m al who have not "sch them w" chat
'"r"c the word t" p,od"rr thew oou1i
Th"S" R't'r~ rthe .u'c of " cnl Stnma"hS
n"r0f Dc'Titp. nd f'r P"r,fwnc' aud En-
T"3'"o the RI Oh are ~ sol ts!v "nsrrra sod
hN anv other rrmctsv ~ earth To 10 aSsnr
Cd o' tbs u * ON v ""rns,arv to max" tho
tr'al The Vino ,s"'t i rf a verv >urn,inr
Q"ai'v. hen. Hbn,,t cn' thrd ~trnn cr tha-
@rl''r wines: wa'm'n. and ~ ;""rn';ng III"
w .le system from tn" hna1 ~ tho feet A.
hos" B'tters ~" tone and n'tcr tive in thr,'
"!'nrart r. so h"v St~nr.rthcn ar.l nv rorn 10
he Whole v>t M and give fne tone AND
heating n't'on to al its parts. Nv nna!iz;n"
III" c'"nla' on. 'emnv'n" ohStr"rt;o-s an''
n'"d"";n. ~ g""crnl warmth They ara Al"
exc. lent Er nis'n and Weakness r...rl
~ :" FEMALES where T.r;r !. raou'rni :"
siren "taFn n"d hrn"e the system n" l. d~.
who j. subject to 'ass'tnde and f,intro>S">
sh"n d DC w,thcutthe,n they are r-vivify,ng
IL, their arrinp
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
--- - -

TITO rcn,v cc-t'r" zoe wi; l. have he."
.e,Inrod nc and tha ln.+o~e wh;rt ~"
I,;'y- rone:v'n~ a~n como rn n~onr thnt
.p,o,r tho go ,nno 7, asn D'++o.s l,vn ~;v-nr =
ea+'e &, c+;n, -,.h;ol, M .+'n~ |arn dnrn
oc~o NJ. ro,,,or :, .Ln ',-,I shn',H "a
w'thn.,+ .Lon, onI thnsn --In .,nce rao them
will NOT fr;l 70 keen = a,~r'v
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
Calls aud Fever. Chil,s and Fever
Chills and Frvc. <hi.ls and Fever

One Vt the greatest rem dos q =" h'f'"r
th" Pub ic.f, Eve and
CUR;STlES A.,p AVID wh.c has re-
ceived the high It rncom-
AGUE inns rom he press and
the people i. FR.
BAESAM. -GHRI>TiE'S AGUE
BAL ,AN. Whn would
on inrs the torture arising from thus t rrihle
disease. when it can lie 81 easily cured! VIII"
won endure s,sepless nights. busning levers
,,nd lev chill~ alternately, wben remedy
can be obtained For II mere tr'f-! AndTet
how many families linger OFT u pa ntil ex.
~-crce un''cr MS head,v blight. and d. meth.
rg lnt cun down "a ni"e. until II tie 'omc>
- common ~ their I lily meals. and ct they
ave not relieved None hut the too. >h AMI
weak We. Il h"Sitltr t" proc = j. valuable
m l.,;re aud save themselves iutCuse agony.
WabG i t'r c1te.
The above i onlv one ct the nnmHr'''>
fuvmahla notices of a f.'c an! untrnmm''ed
n.e~~ Whrn Snch IA p"-ert ii tri'nt as the
p. - speaks N it, favor, it cannot be other
wise than popular.
II SCOVIi.. PsoF:IET r
&c Rsndoph st. Gu cago
Sid by all Druggists.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
For Rats If;rq Ponrhes Ants Bed
Emrs HDfhs ~ turS UO"t-

Eurs Nths ~ turS Watt
lens Sc MSsrts on
Plants IDm|S .iui-
mnls, &c.
PIT Nm N o5 81. an 81 90 Rntt'es. and
F:a>k SO and SIS IT: Tor Ho eis. Pub'n
Inst tut ons. &c.
'Only inf, Iihr r.mniie, known."
:. + er f.. m =" sO:,>.'
MT DANCE, on~t the Human Fam ly.'
Rat. g m. on IT tn ir hnirs too e
- Sold Who'll sal in all large cities.
- Sid ~ Druggists and Ret; rs everywhere.
-. -. BEWARE =" uf all 9orthI - ir.' tons.
- See that ''CosT,Rs' ram is each Is x, It'll
and as before YOU iUy.
~ Address HENRY r. COSTAR,
= +. II, pal Depot As. nr. Iva n
L9-So'I',y j. CLEMA.R. New Oregon
iowa. - 4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

Mr.. Conway. Of Kansas, one Of
the most talented Republicans in
the country, remarked in a speech
male in the House last
Spring:
This = an immense sacr hco
We arc making FIR freedom and
Union: aud yet, it is all to BE-
sanandered upon a suffering
and a cheat! For anr, | shall
not vote another d,llar or a nan
or tie Nar uni. it assume: {
stan ing a ! 'en!> dir"c,ly t. al
anti slavery RESULT
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
mr. y Nnvn@ NM
PERIL Hl[E R'TTFRS


A~o co,rrnsnI 90 "ri 1,itnr, Tod
Vino ccm':rn, web r., hn~-v Sol. mn,, y
So,l Cnp.f-ov W.T. 'rl.n~~, Trno r ~ .;k-
er.ri Gh,,nc,,'o F",~n"s mi e, NAV.
Thcv .ro ro-rn' "ct.,..n' hu n Pods m W.
81 n e an nx,, r'or cod md ossc,' P', s
o.,r o,I hr On shnrl "nt 10 o',ssod amoro
+Ic t,.o T. ro:+~,.rne "'h..' h"od tho "o",trv
ard ,.-,;n>. w :c', the Medchl 'rofe>snn are
So ;..st'v r-e;"d'""r
These t-,,'v alua'.l" R'+'ers h,v" hncn {"
+hnrcn~l.lr tcsted w MI c'asos cf +hn 'cm
,,,n;+v f,r = >r,NSt hVn"r va~,"tv Of a'sna>es
;rrIc,+ tn = h"n,'n S-s'on, that thew arc
now docrond WI. rcrsphe 1sa
rO~s~ .--rs~-~r Avn D-"~'"" \ "a:
pURCrIAcF ONC nOTTT.F'
" ('os+s hut r'+.'a! PEE no B''"d
G;rn Tone 70 tho Sow, rh' Henovate the
the System and Prc'cn" If.
Price 81 nor hnt.,o x ho..'ca e,r 81
p.crornJ NH ell wv
CHARLES W nn'F'rr' nSCo,
>otEPRopp' ErOPs.
10 W;l'i,n St~rot. New Y>rt.
n-Fcr So'o Wv d-,,-ciste ard yrncor~ "e e.
rally thron.hn" 1.-THE corn'rv. lnlo6rI
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
OF. VI 0 4 T /. MS

Z, Gel. IRA
GOLDEN AHOMAIIr BITES
The ~ e'g'lcn ard ,irn~,.r sic
SIS EN- aud eu'i en- ,he mid.
MuRTON'S NrHI E,:S -,
Cure Cbr"nc d Arr % ! B ,ulv F.ux
MOTIONS B'TTEESu!
Gu D,-r"r,'a AID Cnrs-' nrtinn.
MoRTON'> BIT. ES!!!
N'e"'e" 'ch'thy Appel ~ are M ant t,te
to Chang" If W .,e, and Diet.
AORFtN'S BlTiER>!!!
o'erc"m' D's patton aud Laro Hours.
NOR rpN'> BIrTEES!,,
''ure Liver Cn,,pi" mt aud N"rvous Head, cha
.s NJ ut N> BlT1Eh
Cure Cholera and O., lea M,rL,s: are .
-snie p even "" f 'ntr,n .i,trnt Fev,rs
MOkTrN'> BiTTER'>
Cure Ia ,ndice, Night Swrats aud Seminal
Weakness
M"RFON'S Il TIERS -!
Are i'nc "nd Ar"m tc cmb n.h p,rc'y
"g.'ah'e and madr ir m til, c,,r ce,t
"t., B rts uni n rh, They ne
par ir''lar'v da',tru t" A .asly
persons isqnir II gen 10
r; m,'ant,
Sold by an Dr,o rie,~. Grocnrs
{fOte{S anil .<uLo,o
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
d. P T H F X I \ -.

which c,r the r"s+ Cow ,.a"e hes been
RAvAGING TUE COUNTRY
WITH ITS
FATAL. N1AI.IG NCY.
The medicine is put up in two ser.
aratc n"ch,"cs ~
TWO DOLLARS FOR THE two,
WITH PLAIN AND ACCURATE DIRECTIONS FOR
ITS USE,
anil can ho had If I'll r~specta' le
DRUGGISTS IN THE COUNTRY
The rropriet' having us"a it in their
practice IA physicians for over two
wears, with n.ive,s | success, feel the
most Unlimited conf; !cnce in recnm.
me,.l;rgi's use I" the rnhlic. It will
co,,tr ! IN" disease il its worst forms,
il rcnr'r ev"r, instance.
s III hv CLrMMeR & MITCHELL
Drugyi, ts, New Oregon Iowa.
l,3f 6 mos.)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

The man who stands by aid
saws notl;us w'en the p'ril 10 III
government is discussed, cann'r
be mi>unler TODD. lfn-t hinder
ed. he is sure to aid the N my.
The President " IDENTITY thinks
tn a man onShr to hc ''lin3cred
from saying no'hin -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

The tune of the cnnscripts is
graphically SAID to be: 1--WE ar
coming father Abraham three
hundred dOItars III yre."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

C',~r,. .lc~ 40 t~.,i ~,1,,Hhe
Fn~ 40 .~nd "nl ;,,r-r, AVID ror rn"enre q
= wn.l = ~ns+:+r.:or-ro~ Wv Vows or+' q Cr}
~ r,wro- ,~i NJ ,r'i:c snnnln avs"
Doh Von~n-s Tn:'c~- c~ar,. trnsee St"d"-t.
>.t:ste "~I ~ 70 so,s 'r, Two Sr'"rta~v
Ern - o.. r;" r~,~e =. Nv. hon c,;a'.
Ne ;, r.. ~ who - o,ro '>no.
cort o~d - -; ,.,e tn ~ =, 7" Thn,. Nh '.'Io
~ .l,o "v',". -o.'r 81 r"+s nf H~'rd~ ~ wv =
:.Lo-+ ;,tov:o,+'~~. nrI o~e vnI"nh'e -ar,
oI- co. ro-cr,e ,Ii:rtcI ~ tive ren ~ avcn.
~. .+~orc~ I":nt srd WHO :af, 10 ~.!~a :"
e~or,:t TIn-. aud nrt'".'- 70"
r..,, ~ ~,:so,s co,+,' ,,nI y, .I,n Oh '.o~rt,a
'."-o. .rA I.:.nor. with wi rh tire conntr''
g aooIo'
Those r.. VI , o,'r T"r" h"t rror"n'
~. .,ea md cl.o"'1 y rsoI ~ ~ rho 80
:, = c.,--.--. ~Lc~o No ,~"tc-; - nod ~ '~hn-n
n ~, n-I Cn-n~S rrn-o'-r+ p"'rr
t:-o'v ;,~ornrt owl T., ~~o"'oes +',or t,n
vo~ r-enlv 70 Children and Infants with ~,
n,n
phrs:c:ora C'er~-rco, ava +nr,ro-,1rn
aa--oc,.ns nc y, ~ "rh"",,,: et""1A 90
&C. -, e.,~n, I:- thnen t~,.'- -o'~"t 0'T
r rms rvo- ~ VOW. ~, ~ ~nh,- ne-n,t:af'r
7, ~ 1H.c.;o,.e NJ 40 TTo-I g; l. H. 'ncho
rs .-or-o,,e " 4, In l., m prHc' ',v,-~-
,r' "';ne R;yo-c SO; J 10 e2uni 10 be N, 81
Salutaru and Ffrn"ions.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
THESE ETTrERS

Will not only "u-e INT Prevent Di.rAses
and IN thi r"s"rr' ave drn y ~alnah'e to tn.
ner>on who n, " .,sa .h"m Fey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

remarks not however because he is not noticeable o.
the contrary, when one looks AT him he at loss u
such small person. He Is that excelIes Sh M
ns here, revived. The same in appearance, similar IL
manner, and possessing sills truly noble qu&ies ~
Nc, osk Johnston passed through One Of the add,
he sas aSs s sSs 20.
n's SIAN with him" Johnston ELECTED no remarks
senoen and Wood following next share. a.. same
fate gM noticed that Crittenden's stan came with
him, ana woo was passed over Ia silence
lsr psvs halted moment in she room. looking about
small Try with but single row Of buttons, and then
Cavalry Stanley last did not larry and elected NO
remark.
During Oil TINS Gcners noeecra6s had appeared once,
anc had sent =! Adutant General for General Megs
10 regard 10 Hookers order TO carry raons in KNAPP
sacks.n THIS created sensation. Those who listened
looked at each other significantly and when the General
had returned 70 bis own room his remark was repeated
with many evidences Of satisfaction by the aids.
TIE pEC1slok COUNCIL OF WAR. trfi
There e pressure upon RoeecTans from darlington,
and he has been ordered to He yesterday sent out
the invitations which resulted in the council He had
advance and to inform them OF his plans What these
are have ne disposition to learn. During the consulta
ton OF conveyance Of ratons brought up
and the Information was gathered from General Megs
letter thai the experience Of Hooker had shown that
blanket and ten days raons twenty pounds) could
be comfortably carried in the knapsacks Of the men This
indicates o disposition to move light.
TIRE STRENGTH OF ARMY.
Tho loes OF this army by discharges for the month OF
May is !nsisnfcapy spa. 1t is shown by the official
returns for May that only four hundred and
have been disharged account OF disability. FIVE
hundred and sxtythre prvates have been promote IA
mustered out prvates and IN lain ss 0s'" ransn
fonr rva,sa Of Che voGneS s1ces have been discharged
that they might enlist in the regular army.
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S HIPPING NEW s.
ALBANIA FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY
soS =. NOON kfsk8. morn
Bun skrs. - nI0n I

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
.s & s: S': an: u; = y:
J. Co s.a .s 3: x : :ss. e
steamship Hsm%cn n Hamh SLOVENIAN H.nbuii Nay
e. via Southampton 26th with mdss and 81 PASSENGERS 70
KSnnsrd, Co Had strong W winds and stormy weather
KeHs, ss s y yts
Island passed ship Monarch the Ses, hence for Liverpool
1Ts S'ff as s:::'si Morgan Para Nay H.
s ss Sas
and V: e ssnP.sy unit! ls.s: " $3.50 =. "'" ''-
Brs conaua Or, M%ns.s PSCsidsnss' * S.lla,L =
r s %s ws 70 s: ct ss sss S~.S .ae
ssh re. Eye1s ssr q Ms.:aa> gs Esuths days
ssar Bob se Bethel zlsu.Asr. days. with
% scAE Minnie I, cSsI Ays. Beaufort yuns
~ ssst DSsS.:
Tor vap raise and brought them 70 this port Csss h
Sem 4 Hy oI TssSss s. sss4:!:
ssa$$S 6:s Az; S:s T. siS days
s s:sr s HaII L.n:ll, Bangor, II days.
ss'ss: sss s s:sssi isii; ss,is Days
ssas tanner, Tucker Aygasts.S -...-
6beSSs e csesss HYss sasSd
ssr s H sf ssssssd M
schr Ale1 Nelson, Hum. kockand. 6daya
::sI S;s $ ill.,
Echr Sarah. Holden Portland
Schr Island Home Allen. Boston.
Schr Era, Chamberlain. Boston. days.
Schr Lilly Sanders, Luther Boston for Philadelphia
echr " Germ. ecudder: Bosten days
6chr Armadilo Chase. New Bedford.
Schr Sarah Mcdonald. Kelly New Bedford.
6chr Ellen R. Smith. Gloucester.
6chr C0rrnne NJ Jones' Plymouth.
Schr amartine, Quincy Wareham for West POI
Echr Mary Elizabeth, Chase, Harwich.
Schr MalabaI Welsh. Beverly for Rondout
Schr W Williams Hammond, Fall River.
6chr Amazon Wexeli, Dennis.
scsr yHs Reed. Stevens steve. PrGydence
Gchr Sea Nymph, Jones, Providence.
eehr Cinderella. stevens, Providence
Schr Argns Crowley, Somerset for R6agAkeopslo.
6chr George 4 Emilv, Harris, Bridgepcft
Schr Cncas Gray, New London.
Schr Hendrix HndsoN, Avery, Myatp
Schr Jenny Lind, Baroer Stohingteh for Rondout
Schr Jos Ames, Turner Newburg FOR Port Royai
steamer Diamond stase % strsEsport. Nickel Wohss
Steamer Monitor. " ilIiams, Philadelphia
steamer M FAhchild, Trout Philadelphia.
Steamer Westdr1ester. Davis Providence
BELOW
Ship Daniel webster DrSes from London MssT
Bark Schiller tBrem), 'Bahe from Hamburg Mayo
SAILED.
6hStcaners Baltimore and Georges Greek; shins Min.
nehaha Charlotte, Keper Wizard King MArmio a. Enoch
Barnsrd Princeton Hemsphere; barks lady Prize Aber-
deem Mag flower Oresupd Heimsdai Albert; brlVs Eagle
New York. Excelsior; shrs valorous. Eliza Catharins;
and offers.
Wind at sunsetN
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NEW YORK HERALD, MUNuAr, JUNE 8, 1903

PORTLAND, june 5-Arr Philena, Hall Matauzas. ftram
er chesapeake Wiietcs NYork Cid schr Norris St Sng
rRovlDENCE juno S1Ar sehrs ksIad Queen. Iluise
HAey and Wsshingon Ferguson. rors Even; Ann NARA
ComSdSf ykllSnt Saunders and Hunter, Rackett Ron.
1out; Ida Knapp AID Adelaide Davis Pprt EVEN sloop
Oem~srce Tyler do ss .sar Alexander Headsrsoh Kss.
PAwTUCKEf jane S-Xrr scIr. ss...-xbsts. Brow, PHI
Isdslshis Mary 1sshon Bnshsnsa. Ens sIeop
, sToNiNq S$ JSDs s7As sehr yenny 4nd, sarb,r.
6OnkRSET june l-Arr so0p uardscrsnIir ai,"rsc..ss
Sfzabehport Passed down. scLF Victefy Bahsdtit
from raY.
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Miscellaneous.

B4 BARE BRITISH MERCHANT (of Duntee) Scott from Bos
ton May l5 with general cargo for Valparaiso, ON the
9th, lat 81, Ion &C. struck by terrific squal Sw
which carried al three mass the vessel
keep her free with the pumps Same day was Obliged to
abandon her. she then having feet of water in
hold and was settling very fast The captain and men
took boat and the mate and another
keep In company, but during the night got parted The
mates boat picked up the Sd inst miles Of Chin
colleague by the scbr Minnie Aver and brought
TO this port The captain had good boat nautical
gas ,ns he @ steer for The
was owned by WIN Collyer Of Dundee. where she in
mia ssed FOR New YORK 3. Ssoes hi: MORNING %S
70 HsmSars rspas her %ssS ana the latter proceeds
.s & S5 2. boar, the
New YORK e EsloIs Her commando, Capt White, was
e. ~ fEs e S q .n sSa
ON Ss up S bay the .S her
picked up BY passing steamer.
s. s.s4. V% r, New
1n On en- inst s1S report: nshs IT, % CaHs Co
had four feet Of water Che Leaks in smoetS water
SSS' 70 part
BI Bae NArxs cot Move scoal, Creighton. from Phiia
por. Soisssd he do a. l IL
%s soS%i s.1ss sas E:s
r.. sass 5 ST. s. s III .. E'"' c''' Island
Spoken, 90.
Ship Humboldt from NYork for Hamburg May N iai 70,
ship s. - fss:s sp' from Liverpool for Ph.as,pa.
shin Thornton. wels hence for Liverpool Nay H. no lat
a.,. c:s fen s for 20
1sn os os.o On as ~ lat
Foreign Ports.
snIsroL Pn) May as-sld Casshsaunus, Arrowsmith.
s.: ss sr ss,,S
lss days previous sis Br BRIG N:psr
S1sDiSs Nav as@sid viking Chisholm. NYors; Path s.
S.1s:s "a f's' a ssw S..a
aL..n Lonao. .pa
Passed By DO asth Jenny Pitts Hail. from Sunderland for
Hssa HlsS Ts B.
4ss: ss:$Hsssss s:;s. #.'n
r Gisaxar.n NAY S.Arr Fannie Hamilton, Dyer, NYork
s+es sa Louisiana Le..u srorr xon
M.HVss xs A at cu,havs1 Julie. rupSy Could
q co we 81 SY0ri 'nd
Rsous rs SS s q naSy
s :Gs sHss ss. n.
9n S % ssTSSs Hs sxo snd Bo.,on
grs @, Grace and Scotia 81, JudEins. New York. Oily Of
soI Henry Robinson New York
x En-, out ga Amsaon Hovsy snd London, Moore, for
Arr iSra c rSrs soS. Calcutta
Lear. May s-Arr John Wilmer Berry csdis land sid
SIyss.TiI May ai-En, out Carl Frsdsfcs. Schmidt for
oroafo: May Is-Arr clifton Lehman SYors; iI.h, s.br.
Psissxo, May is-xr John " Miner. Berry. Lic.,a. Sid
via Rs,bsaos in 10 dsya Sid iish, brig Fannie Butler