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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
&TATE OF Iowa Howard county S. STD
~ George Griffin, SIR.

&TATE OF Iowa. Howard county S. $50
~ George B Griffin, SIR:
YOU ara hereby notified ~ Won were pre-
viouslv notified that there is now on Gle in
tho Office Of the Clerk of the District court
in Howard county. q ton of F. W. skin,
ner claiming Of YOU the sum Of ninety eight
and s5-l90 dollars as justly cue him on
Judgment r"nd red in ri"c lit court ia Dan.
con tv, in the St tie OF WISCONSIN. and ais
certain nromissorv note: and thar unless Y II
appear thereto and.defen1 on or be r,re noon"f
the second dav Of the next term of said court.
to he held IN and for sad county on the fifth
Monday after the third Monday in s ptem-
her 1863. your default will be entered and
Judgment rem derad against you thereon for
the whole amount with interest and costs
you VIII also take notice that an attachment
has been issued TO enforce said claim.
IA ed this li.h dav Of Ju'v 1863
JOHN T. CLARK, Pitts. Atty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

All the world has heard the awful
tales of the for,id Southern ''Rebels''
who separated niger families, but did
you ever hear Lacquer lisp one word of
complaint about Northern white men
who haven't $500 to throw to Abe's
thieves, being torn from their wives and
children 10 fight in war for their own
enslavement ?
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
DI r ID

DI ED
In New Oregon, August ] 18th 1863. ALFRED
Merida, son OF Sylvanus and Harriet Pepin
aged year months and 10 days.
II Paris Township on tie tn. Augt
William Rutherford only and beloved son "
Gregory and Fanny X. D. Marshall, age
four IN nths.
But not forever must we part
The happy hour is near
When we shall av with joyful heart
70 meet our Willie dear.
Then while we await that glorious day
Our prot ate souls excla m
The Lord that gave hath taken away
And hlcs ed BE- HIS name.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
f.. & n. r. ANTHONY.
M-nafae'ures of Pho ographie Materials,
sol BROADWA Ny.
CARD Photographs.

Our Catalogue now embraces cons derabit
over Four Thousand d tftrent subjects 10
which additions are continually being mad.
OF Portraits OF En- nent American, etc, Wig:
~ Major-Ge~erals, se5 Statesmen,
l9J Br,g.-Gsneral, 127 D,r,nes,
2a9 olonets lI6 Authors
81 L'ent. Colonies, 80 Artists
207 O'her Officers, liz Stage,
80 Nary officers, IS Prom'm mt Women.
l47 Prominent toTs,en Portraits.
$500 COPIES OF WORKS OF ART,
l. cluning reproductions nt the most ceIebrat-
I'd Egravngs Paintings. >tasue-, &c. TAT.
alogues rent on receipt of Stamp. An orde,
for One Dozen PICTURES f. ON ,nr 'ata-
Iogne will be flied On cept Of $3.50, and
sent by mai, free.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

DEMOCRATIC CAUcUs.-The demo,
Gratis of New Oregon township are re.
quested to mc. at the office Of Good
rich e. Mead on Thursday Aug. 20rh
at 6 o'clock P NJ, to elect delegates t,
attend the Democratic G 'unty Cmven
ton to lie held on the 22nd inst.
By order of township Com.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
A FRIENDIN NEED TRYTT.

Dr. S.cee''s l"fa''',le L'nimen, il prepared
from Tho recpe OF Dr. Stephen Sweet OF Connecticut tho
great bone setter and has been used In Ills practice fr
the last tvontyye Win astonishing success Az an
externaireuedy. ills without rival and will alleviate
pain more speedily than any other preparation For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Dsordersl istruiy inalie and
asa curative FOR Sores Wounds, sprains. Bruises &C., s
soothing. healing and powerful srenghng properties ex.
cite the just wonder and establishment all who have ever
given atrial Over thousand certificates remark
able cures, performed Within the two years. attest
this fact.
See advertisement
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

G A Rider has disposed Of his ST. OK
Of goods to ] I'm T. Clark Esq, who is
now regularly installed into the mer-
camille business in this county. lie
continues the business at the oil sta nd
lately occupied Ivy Mr.. Rider. Of his
success in his new avocation there can
he no doubt.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

The MEETING The democratic
meeting advertised in our columns to
have come of on the 18th, was robbed
of,ts interest by the non attendance of
the speakers announced for the occasion.
Yet considering the busy season of
the year, with its unsecured crops, no
democratic meeting ever held IN the
county was more largely attended. The
democrats of Albion and Forest City
turned out with four horse teams bring
ing with them their wives and daugh
Gers to lend grace and beauty to the
day and the occasion. After delaying
n long time for the speakers, the meet
ing organized by calling A. II. Harris
to the chair, and appointing Perry G.
Nichols as Secretary. After these
proceedings were had the platform of
resolutions adopted at the Democratic
State Convention, held at Des Moines
on the sth Of July, were read to the
meeting, ard the following resolutions,
all Of which were adopted with entire
unanimitv, after which on motion the
meeting adjourned with the best offeel
ing prevailing.
RESOLVED, That We heartily endorse
- the platform Of principles promulg 'tei
BY the Democratic State Convention
ei.at met ut Des Mines on the S:h dav
Of July 1868, snd its action in the
nominations presented for the suffr; ges
Of the people of iowa.
Resolved, That we condemn the
iacti JUS interference of the men, who,
while protesting attachment 10 the
great truths and principles Of the dem
pcratic party, have created only disor
ganizls;on in it's ranks and nullifed
the action Of the State Convention, by
compelling Maturln L. Fisher, the m.
ineo Of that convention to decline its
nomination for the office Of Governor.
Resolced That the peril Of our civ
il institutions, the threatened danger to
life, liberty, property and the pursui
of happiness, urgently call upon the
State Central Committee by State Con
vention or otherwise to fill the vacancy
thus created, and that such nomi ee
whether made by the Central Commit
tee or By State Convention, shall if
sound upon the platform and principles
Of the party, State and National, have
the united and untiring support Of the
democracy of this county.
Since the above Was in type we have
received circular from the State Cen
trail Committee, announcing that the
vacancy made in the ticket by Mr.
Fishers resignation has been filled by
them in the nomination Of James NJ
Tuttle. We accordingly hoist his
name at the head Of our columns this
week, not as the choice Of the dem, era
-cy Of this county, but as Infinitely he.
ter for them to support than to suffer
the election Of Stone.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS

fthese We manufacture u great var iety,
ranging in price from 50 cents to ssh each
Oar <lbums have the reputation Of b eng
superior in beauty ad durabil' tn any others.
TIE sma Ter ndS can bs sent safely by mail
ut :. postage Of six cents per dog.
The more expensive can be sent by express.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
ORIGINAL NoTlCE.-State Of loua H.
(Dard County S. S.
Arson White.
Va
Roeaa I. White.
To Roenu T. White:

MADAM. Yor are hereby Not fei that thera
ia now on file in the Office of the Clerk OF the
District .'ourt Of How ard t'ounty Iowa u rf-
ttion Of Aneon White claiming Of you Di-
vorce from the bonds of nlatrirony.
And now unless you appear at tho next
To, m of said court to be held at tho "onrt
house in the said county of Howard on the
e tn Monday after the third Monday in SEP
temher. and answer the said petition IN or
before noon of the second dayt ereof your do.
fault will he ken and decree entered a.
asked for hy the Petitioner in his said Petit
ion
Dated this 10th day Of July A. D. 1863.
c. f BERRY, Solicitor for Petitioner.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

Read the new advertisement of the
New York Boot & Shoe store, pnd
when in McGregor patrenize It. We
believe Mr.. Wheeler its proprietor to
he one of the most h norable bushes.
men Of that city, one whom we cheer.
fully commend to our friends 49,.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
E>TRAI Ponies.

- Ia en- up by Harlow Crowel, IN Saratoga township
iowa county Iowa. en- the 18th day Of July 1868,
estraS mustang ponie dark mare with blacS
name and tail white face and white spots brand
on e thigh supposed to be abou. four years old and
apnralSea AZ SIXTY d liars The other light mare
spots on her nd brand the ie thigh supposed TO be
about SIX years old and appraised fifty dollars c.
w. Fields. Justice of the Peace
July Slst 1868. CT. WEBSTER Co Clerk
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

Lieut.. W. II. Patterson, Co. ''I' SO
Iowa regiment reached home to dav.
We understand he has been sick for
s,me time, and now comes home n fur.
Tough for the benefit Of bis health.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

From the many favorable notices Of
the "Grntto" by our frieni Lick, form =
erlv of this paper, now Of the r In
(Mo } Express, we are inclined to the
opinion that they have something nice
there ''to take" Get something cool
Henry. ard draw on us ut sight.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
ga n / NICI7 e. Co.

JON INlCE7 & co.
mAfv,ts1,ip, CT
s. A "a Is 3 z W&.
SHper.Cart. Of Soda &C.,
And Sole Agent in tho City Of New York
Cream Of Tartar substitute
INVENTED BY
Prof. EBEN N. HoRsFoRD, of Har
ward University.
Office, II Old Slip, Hanover Sqnnre,
tUp STAlRSj NEW AORK.
The high price which Cream OF Tartar
comma drd in 1854, togetl er with the ala, III.
Ing extent to which its dang, rous adultera-
ton had been carried with other c,ns d, "a
tons induced the distirg ish,d Ch, n int,
whose name is given above, to commence
what proved t" be Il long and lal o, j, Us +, len.
tfc resrn, CHI. to discover substitute ,le,eior.
His efforts were crowned with al, ndunt :, O..
cess, and hundreds ct thOusa, d. OF Iou,ids Of
tho Substitute have been sold and W. ec. dur no
the last iv" years. Throughout the United
states md the Canndas
The following true comparison ofits nature
and tho results OF ts use with those of c, e,m
of Tart r, will convince the most INC, cdu!ous
of its va NC
Cream of Tartar is q bi-tartrate OF Potash.
This Substitute 'Sa simple PHI, sphote. and
co.. ta'ns nothing bat ,rhot is found ~ beef
steak. and IN corn. uheat and other se,,als,
and is Therefore highty nutritious II al~o
has u heath e'ring Influence end ,urpl,.s
hn'tor 'rh'ch there lisa constant demund in
he system :.
~ his soN for much less prize fhon
Cream Of To'tar. Ini7 4m!I
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

Wonld inform his friends and the pubic
generally that he h.. opened Il Boot & Sloc
Shop at the fr~t door west Of Nonlt6ns
store He keeps constantly on hand TIE best
Of Eastern French. and :, anith tanrcd. sole
and upper ,eather. which he will make mp tn
order upon tb- most reasonable terms. All
work warranted
Limo spr;pgs, Fob 27sh 1859.
! peQvatf NOSES NILES.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
IT1lOAT,
FOR TIE CURE OF

| oN he ~ ne CF
( onsumtson. Decline,
A>hmo, Broh ctnaS
~ ost'ng IF File h.
Night Sweats. Spit
tn 6 Boo !, M, O. ing
Cough. L,Geuity #
breathing, Colds,
Coughs, hf&tnsa,
Ihth.sic, Pasa ia, ire
Side, and oil diseases
Of the uncs,
IT'S CNEQUALED
Halls Lung BnIsam
n al cases. lives tie
! best sat;sfa,t on.
Has wrn, gilt mo'o
cures since Is intIc-
du'tion than any
othe, cough medicine.
| is endorsed by our
lea dirg lhys CT ms as
the safest and est
remedy now before
the public.
! Is safe TO use a.
mong Children, and
yet powerful in cases
of cbr.nic pu!n,ona-
ry disease.
Brings in cert f.
CT ties IN st daily Of
its wonderful cur
in all pats of the
coentry. .
Their is no medi-
cine within our
knowledge that has
acquired SO great and
W lie spread popular
ny.ln AZ short IL snaco
ottime. as Dr. Halls
Boisam for the Lungs
Its fa saim e and
hoating properties are
mag'ca 1t is high
, " expectoran and
ton c. il contains
no; a grain OF opium
or morphine, tn. mar.
cote an astriI gent
properties OF viii, h
have created 70 much
prejudice against
similar preparations.
We believe that a
medicine po seSs'ng
real msritS " Ii ii, ct
cures when ever it is
used. Mt home, "a
we'll as abroad. Dr..
Halls Balsn m for the
lungs is no paregoric
preparation. but one
who if used in sea-
son, W; | save the ! yes
OF thousands. The
moist distressing
cough il frequently
70 lev d by a single
dose. and broken up
in u lew hours t me.
Tho afflicted dc not
have to take bottle
alter bntt'e lefnre
they fnd whetherthis
rened, Will afford
reIiff or not.
| Near what Phvsic-
ians say Of DR. Halle
balsnm Says ens:,
, ~, with confidence,
recommend the Bal
sam "a superior 10
any other prerara-
! ton" Says another:
Il have US, d it tn
II it0l m success, and
! can confidently rtc-
en- mend 1t for all
those COMMA nts tor
hich it IL offered ne
! a remedy sill A.
mother writes:' have
, no h~sitat on in cay
irg that it it o .Arr,.
20 >IENT Il n d
; very e&c 'c:ous m. di-
@ ne.
;. Proprietor
Oh caao Ill. to whom
dd~e>se
lell, New Oregon. Iowa, Geo.
y, Burr Oah Hanst 4 eouth'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
We also keep large assortment Of
STERESCOPES g. STERESOPI(
VIEWC

. Z kESCOFES & SIEKESUPlC
views
Our Catalogue OF these will be sent to
any address on receipt OF Stamp,
F. e. n. T ANTHONY,
Mancfaeturs Of Photographic Materials
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Friends or relatives of pr minrnt military
men. Will con er favor by sending us the: r
keness to copy. They will he kept care
Jul : Hnd returned nninjurcd
FL Albums Made to Order Congregations
to pre- Nc other Pastor or tor other purposes
With 90 tble inscriptions, Sc n42me
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
SCOVlLLS
Sarsa parilla
AND
STlLLINCiA,
OR
Blood g. Liver
Syrup.

1t is h ghIy recon-
mended by physi ians
10 cine the follow ne
d.SeaseS. hav ngo ig.
IN in Il disordered
state of the blood
Se'ofuta. letter o,
Salt Rheum, Scaid
Heat, Ca"ker, Ulcer.
Ghons and Enlarge.
NETS OF TIE Joints,
Generous 7'pmo,s,
King Eel. Erys,p-
elias, 81. Anth1ay :
Fire. White A,reli,nps.
Obst nate Er"ptions,
Pimp. ss on the FACE,
Bl0iches, Pu>tuics
Rheuma'i>m, Dyspep-
s'a, ect; >,yph,hhe
and Mercnr'ua Afec
ito save .u,td: Chlo-
ros,s or Cb>trucions
i" Fsmahs. Leucor-
rheG ar Wht $, aie
'ehercd hy The use Of
this ~ diane.
The lne''ical prop.
critics of Sarsapurill,
n conjunction with
Still ngla are we'll
known by all medical
men to DO the best
compound vet discov.
cred to clean>e and
purify the blood, and
Eradicate all hunors
non, the system.
We lave given the
Rec pc to most phy
-l.ian> in the country,
hat they ma; kn W
what they are using;
and vii continue to
send it by mail to
those des rious Of
KIN wing the ingred-
ents entering int }
its c. mi osit.on, that
they may prescribe it
n their practice.
This preparation
stands ut the head OF
the lit Of remedies
tor curing ali Diseases
arising from impure
ties in tho blood or
diseased matter Turk .
ing III tne system.
Thousands who
have used tho Sti lin
ga and Sarsapari!la
viii testify ~ its re-
markable effect in
removing all in,puri-
t es from their blood,
giving tone and Y g"r
to the whole human
frame, and restoring
a healthy action to
all the functions of
the body.
The test monials
received in its favor
f'om many m mbers
of the Medical facul-
ty would, were we to
publish them, fill a
largo volume.
II is prepared I'M
der tho -uporvis on OF
o.c Of the old st and
hest p'notical chem
lists in the country,
tr. w. S. Merrill,
Cincinnati, 20 20 to
insure All unifo, nifty
of composition and
purity N all the i'll
CRED ents.
AS a spring remedy
to purify and clean.e
tho blood. leav ng it
iree from all humors
a. d mruriry, we at
sert with confde CO,
there 10 no better
rs Randolph Stree
n'lorders should he q
Sold by Clemmer / Mite
Boi,es, Button, D. B. ,Colml
arland. WaUc0ua.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14


Below may he found resolution al
optea'by the Dem ,cratic State G ntral
Committee upon the question Of com.
mutation to such mon as may be draft.
ed into the Federal service, h,v;ng
families dependent upon their labor for
support, and who are to poor to exempt
themselves from liability. is princl.
pies are in keeping with the position
taken in this paper SINE time since
upon the same topic: and have our un.
qualified endorsement. Let the de o.
Gratis Of each town see to it for them
selves, and Introduce their petision at
the next meeting of the beard.
Resolved. That, as means Of
mlti eating the abo mimble inequalities
# the uncons ntutional Conscriptinn
Act, by which democrats are s>ug It to
be fnrcen into an abolition War which
they detest. it is recommended that the
ratification meetings to be held through.
ont the State on or about the first OF
August, DO petition the county au,kor
tiles TO appropriate sufficiency of the
public money to commute the military
service, or in other words purchase TIE
freedom las the rich are provided to do
for ,hemselves) of'cach poor white man
who may be drafted in Iowa, and upon
whose labor family may be depend
ent for support
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
DEMO Ratio COUNTY CONVENTION

Notice is hereby given that Democratic
Count, Convention will be held Mt Lime
Springs on Saturday August 90 1863 at one
o'clock P, NJ. for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for County oficers to ne supported
bv he Constitutional Conservative. I'm;
loving democracy of Howard County. Each
town will be entitled to one vote, and one vote
for very ten votes cast for r. f. Sylvester
Cor Sectv of State. and one for every fraction
Of five votes.
Dated August IL, 1863,
w. R. MEAD
. .. A n. HARRIS,
JAS. HALL,
Democratic County Committee.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
ORIGIN NOTICE-Stltc of Io,re Ho,c
Onrd C"n'y -S. s.
Mary G'.ford
vs. - j.
Ira G.liord
10 Ira Clifford ::
w
Ira G.liord.

Sir, You are hereby Notified that there is
now on file in he "ficc of the clerk of the Dis.
trct ourt OF Howard Comfy Iowa. a n
tt Of Mary G li"rd, claiming of you u d.
,orca frem the DO d. ofmatr m my.
And nownn'ess Won appear ut the next
re' ia ofsaid court to be held in the Court
House n sad county on tie fifth Monday
nf;er the third Monday in September and
answer the sad petit on on or before noon
Of the socon'i dav the Of your default vii
taken am a decree entered according to the
PRAYER Of the pet't 0ner
Dated the % day o. July. 1853.
4. Z BERRY, 'olicitor for Petitioner.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

The post office at Howard in this
county has been suspended by the ad
ministration for the reason that no abo.
litionist could be found in the town to
take charge of it. Thus the people Of
an entire township are cut of from
mail facilities becau G there was none
among them mean en- ugh to do HON.
age at the feet Of Abraham Lincoln.
Neverin the history ofany nation or
people that retained their liberties has
the spirit of intolerance at the hands OF
those entrusted with ''little brief au-
thorityS been carried to such extreme
lengths as by this. In the long cata-
logue of crimes tn It have crimsonel the
robes of tyrants in other and despotic
lands, there is not one that this admin
istration is not ready to commit, if it
can thereby rivet tighter the chains
encircling the limbs AMI Stacking the
liberties Of a once free people.
This is not the first instance when
this administration has carried this
spirit Of perse ,ution to this length
Within the last few weeks several post
,tfices in the State Iowa have been
suspende1 for similar reasons,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
NOTICE OF SHERTFFS SIZE Of
1 REAL E>TATE,-Statc of Ioua Hoaoerd

49, = - - - ~ -otUts " A0NA I1OIVcFu
Co"nfyS S.
b virtnre ofa spec;al execution issued
ont IF the off &c of the Gle K of NE district
court Of said conntv Mt tho sni' George B is
tai IA Plaintiff agn's K B,ckntm aud
otl era a. d"ferda and datnd July ri tn
1862 to me directed commanding me that
rf the premises hereinafter described cause
to he m ,de the sum of two hundred and sew
entv tw" and $4,000 d.llars damages and
interest thereon at III" pate Of six per cent
pcr anninm from the 24th dav Of June A. D.
1863 until paid and CO ts taxed at sight and
IS 100 dollars to satisfy n judgement which
said amt, # recovered against said defend
ant at June term A u 1863 of said District
Court shall 'ffAr for sale Mt pubic auction
to he iste.t bidder for cash at tho front door
of the court honsn in Vernon Springs Town.
ship Howard County Iowa on the 2Oh dav
August A n 1863 Mt the honr Of two &C ock
P VI. Of said d,v the fol owing described prem.
iSes to Wit. The West hal,u q IF section N
one (l)i IN township Ma Ninety seven 10 J North
Range No Eleven III est Of tire 5th ",
containing tw" hundred and Ninety Five and
$4,000 'cres according to government survey.
July 10 h 1863.
PIT. SEARLEi. Sheriff Of said County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

Ganeral Grant has been q soldier
while in the army but little else than
soldier-certainly no politician, plot
ting on and seeking by tricks for the
Presidency. He has not locked up ed
TORS, shut reporters cut Of his lines,
published prHclamations. full of sound
and nonsense, excluded newspapers
from those lines, forced his soldiers to
vote Republican ,ickets-but simply
attended to his bushes and 10 !--th.
result Louisville Democrat.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

Gen. Tuttle is Oh his way home from
the armv.-D. A. Mahony has resign
Ell his position as editor of the Duhu
que Herald which is now under the
exclusive management of S'ilson
IIutchins-The republican caucus ii
this town on Saturday last broke up il
much i'll feeling-A steamer was re,
Gently destroyed by fire near Cairo
having on board a. U. S. Paymaster
with s. 100000 in treasury notes with
which to ply off the soldiers in Gen
Grants army.
Fred D,ugl So the negro orator was
in Washington on the 10th and pal
IL visit to Oh Ave another conspiracy
against the whites, probably. 49,.
The administration has now refused
to allow two States to return to the
Federal Union without first aholishine
slavery. The Washington Dispatch
the official organ Of Stanton announce
that none Of the southern States will
no allowed 10 return without fist abol
ishing slavery.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
SHOT! SHOT! SHOT!!!

nRDERS for the various s;zes ofs'ot filed
promptlnend warranted. Terms cast-
liberal discsWht to the trade. Address
Dubuque >hot Manufacturing ompnny.
tn2SvsyiI Dubuque lowe
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

DR.. HALLS
- a |. s A M
Cues all Diseases
OF !HE
l. U n G S