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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
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szfsdo.lgi,ssJ1tt ~ ~ salRa -
SenS To- nt3, In Dts1aotnts at iutatitnbfi
1etaats-9 snssxtion Dsitea.sn ~ thtttn, bereu
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j.ins1 06hstfnbfs, e.. @ou.ernots uto Ni6itIl
sss- Gupseueak cust~ilr tte tOuaasMe$ 6tsbRi
.patl " nclntntnn, unb ranett ne'tofp useae!
Dit' 9t;iiitnna ptiS aa& ttft!ssn W.!f'
attRabeu;pssirps testsn Siaa.S 'Gonpsntton,
udduit@c &ia ;Dsks Il fur ispet.o1aaaittrtsQ oun'
~ uub .alekIfsm Gin. Dtl.sat FUR tt10Qp fAi
Abra6am Qintpltn, Iabaeae6tnt St,mu,tn,, Hnb a.
xer fdr fttt .HtuMIutl rrhr so oost eaItttr. ~
Nae Dlraer cbne lntsr(hitt 6tt pattd,
wal&e auiriGtia ,kafui iinb bic 3ssttrun9 IN et'
Anlpentuue a1sr scnRttutipnsasn tune taott1pfh
ki6tn 4rifospiaersStlas sur ralten une peafan,
StSen Hn.trsrfidunA- ttr &t6tntsn. unb gtera'
fano ssS 8sftaAtt ~ ETank1istu,'b r 4seert ts'
!pldns anb. tpcturt man 4ndrGtt unbiB1u's'
sittsn IN uaiye stans 4Hitts, traetn tptlEitpsssa
man Die iItttu. Siaatsn IN eine .Netbts srbasm'
it6.r, ttnanbsf EtnbltnH Goni6rsrattensr: apt
l6rt, unp 'ptttNt& an rtn suttr a1ttn 8rnnblat
ron G.nrsat Sudfon glaubsn,i bae ,'t~ttsl1ntou
eybalten uIesn loa une mug, >iptIeeIg ,eefltd
GINA lRpkus tV .RN ptt ~ 'wnv'At st'ys"
tiasn. Dug runtp Genital emlnittss sneIe8I
srfd6k; Sh sn 5ittasn g6rhte fur stns volt: gI:
t,ssans asfssn :Gonptntton une cine 8fantltAt
ane pt.tfaas~ .or8antfatieH' tttsr eruntstsAa
q: ';;"sa,mts s. .eon... i, :. :
guasu, ets. @,aals:Gi,eutio Comm
s Sect, ,nsp ~ gletnss. s ~@&Ngtl
-ppnGyHKSfnus kf6m Vt!H}ffron" VctedtpuffCtktt
@orfts Me8snts Don 'Gramfcre, Ytt,r Mpsrs
BON petf,1 u. SlaDls Don 9tHtr(on. 9bema'
'9usbts pcn Sobnfon. O.V. Sttras won DuSu
que, ganutl Merun uon Glupton,i sc Me&a1
unb Stprp. -: - ~!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
parobr Aaff&lus ot,tt,, {oQ aud bt,smaI

sarabtr aaff&lue st,bt, lou aud bt.smal
Ebae alte gtiel wisrubplt p. ). Is foQea
|eie bstp.u 6auj)tsneen pIf0untss. 81
eiue :auf Der salt Ia, BE arSsse auf 6s,
|u,Rlt9sn MbpaAGsa Der Aplla&en. isS.
10 nla6. ale hbsli4 an atlanfN&en Mssrs,
|tie|s 70 uabe ale un6sit& am WiiGGippi
FM@-eaFtI SaSrsiuSffi1iiSsnis 'fuitas,,: gdr
W, fslt's ttssst a& % dig cries 3is'
rim b,fimm,,s Ali: Ne 1eu I'm Nua.m.t.
nchin ,ro,Shi,r,n mo per I.tnb lRori
"a vus' re- ".'. Nv, Ionnrn rn.,
" 9a4 Neutrality-suspicious. s SsA"aSS' sVss
Sodlcnrs. .e,s:p,u l.s. 2gr
-yDenlr big In, ctr. Ibnt tev Dlol1 tiff, 10
|fAss6 riH, 49, bna @,5nltot norous,
.Msy tsiEN.~~ 4,u,,
&'t vtvsls.'W' g.!esN.."
beN gtlaq2attn OIupplaes ouet Nt"sSe'
Fwi0tnfhah, ..tpirp. I'm SABRE 1868, pte
1862 .,ur- Nfeb erLa 4 peS Bunbee
Mmpn n,;,n sfns' m,no, Prem.
..!AAyyMhGhu ..:n.
~ Ohhuoeou "'s.". ''"'
WlYftAe u1ebr c,ter ptnt1sr WunBHSp1oW'
til, upb Trefftn boben IunS Gt, :bH per1
'ShIu6.v IA H,G,lri,uMoes Giud rsoi;uli Din,
a., sa.H63I9;uss1"Fnn "a .h,n n MI,
~" .'ae.st ~" ~ ~" t:s. M.. ~.
Terrain ospauptsf ip's os'm 0sasa' ee'
1slben.,Y7,W et tftnt,Ereppt NIT eer luniers
onfanatnb abtcbren mtq, tpmmt
Fri.tu,rm 3SIs2: ~. ~. MN mriss mil
~. y" 3"".ar n4 81. 49,
oon Ss"e" VIZ s0S3pmstn ~ ''!''e WV
pr, AsfQbtt Tpo1tir' ", II tktn r. l@lau'
ME raa Nttebrsn tfr .Trsppe BON. tun4eu
nne'ilso H@ >t*1: "H2':r '@'7'"''
W Il, ~ f3NI Z, fsasoofS;;,,ntiitta in STR iGt,a,
iii I' shS Jort sSraaf Sfna,st.ai.n po.sen iai
e."ss ,n.nn ssan nts teneentrirt.n g.rsiifrdfie be
MMn,ss.SS 'n;a ',.ocroNh;im.n Middrat'S ,s panb,s
~ - ~ zSa,nf. Vel laH ~.
rtn IaSs. eas Ins.1etr1 geuinnuna bi.(tr eiai.
NJ" g m" nititdrifn ont' fIplinta Siaa,
t.n h;,G.ix' s,s, mN6I0npt .beb.rrfhtn iplrbtn
~ nSh,.n ~ un,o,f.brt. Si.| Hfcunotion af,r ,hieft,
es,o 800 IT, ~, si,,sn,bno, Mr. @,n,rosiini. nod
INV ms'' f,,n. i n..rrn, IN IL u g,S,nt s,fn mir
:. u " nt.t. nsh,r'.;n"mo sr6not az iebttn mPen
e%.r nom' +, thm,as o,fun,,m W,raanb, BET ,in,u
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

Iaate, wdtrens II NIT ben GtnsHn Siaub
BON fetuem abssi&at,sn Reds f@n'ppts:
1s,v Ibeuanptss. I'm SanNos bsrs@j 4
BE Muttes. bae Ns 9tnea taaosrt
lwan,ts Granes f&nlets fttstM tse!S IS
ldidttn Sie ttr siss Rs&nsSa pom fd9ls
bnnesr, france ; erstbuuestt ssbisItsn ets
~ Gspe >Nstruar aab. brsitAAsssiin Has
fauas r.S Nadr3. Settesm Gup .nsua Neo.
fntft III fanfsbn Graues. psm usrabrtrs'
ten prafe. ptroan9sn. ; bae ma&t. tin baa'
psrt uno fanfunbprsteta Granes. Ste &.
bidtsn sorbsr bunecIt Hranes auutsl. %
bii.ben sStusn~aife f~anfuntersibfB Nut:
9,St tabsyt& Stnehn fdnhstntunbst &C.
Asaeten. ."-, r1'rcr@ m'' Hn
Ibenarbisr smpfanb, nae per WeIf In
rtt, auaenblid empfnest. "rsnn4 It R@
pom Der 'ftdblsrnsn gale f&us1llt@ 8sfar-
esn fdblt. - ~ H~.: III
@d&u Gsufd II ter Wana,? ata&ts
ev. ~ "<1FH'F''~
Ct tbat woS bsr, % sIf tbut: Yf&attsIte
lid. Die xtdbstt mar ibm i$oa einmal
nelunatn. ,H:. 49, "a "1H t1JAt
bud-t& wsi6>n t&t ME IL t.iesu -
ioets II mtf&loftu unp nun otaet out
RadG&t, Id nsbueG piettsn sutad. penn
eie mir ui&t tauieno' ibater aeben.
Der Grssaus astwostste sdoGsa.A ~
Romm.rG oiette.. !t31'E' 1854
CT fabte, fe NIT esr linsen 6ane unit
NIT bsr rs&teu butN fttnsnsS tsd auf> ri
am 8oten lo3. !. -; 5.at - -
ss9tenareter beta&te Die Gtuiautett tee
Or,ts uno: pie ;Dife be @todse.
De- Rann, gina nit rem xtnee tn Dag
AeAin:'n ,"->1tes sfa a'r'A1ssSs:
@dbrens fe fortafnatu. betra&tek9 te-
narpier ben breiten Nldsn unit We ero6sn
GduRe pts Wannss.; Damn, fslen (etn'
8Hde auf feline stssnsn f&pa&si&sa IT.
mt u1e bayern 6dnbe.
Sd bin BOD stn eummtr Rel aere(en.
pae i'd msine Gliptr ntat miiuabm "a i'd
ROD auf BE Sueb 0tua.
zoo LIFT BET @trsb intsb fstns Stuts
nod ntdt.
Sd mub piReu, ,pobtn - sttt, ta&!s
Il bel f4 unb fn9 an uon pslttu, ~ fol'
an. 3wel,hsi nor tbm esbItsbsa: Gin
Spoft, pas Stad&ea papier NIT Ter
llntuf&rtft Gautine. unp tin 9rof: I'll
fanhtbnbunpsrt cranes.
. De, Wanu f0brte Gofstte In BET Rt&
tuns mad eiprp unb eontp btu. Gtstn{
lane(am. NIT 8sfeuftsm xopft In no@'
pentlt&tr unb traurtatr 6altune. Ds1
@tnter totte cen Balb> 8elidtet. 10 bat
9bsuarbtsr pas paar nt&t aus zen an'
0fn perlor. wsnn It ou@ jt;mlt@ ;tpstt ~
rldblieb. Bon 3eit ~, 3sit pssbts f& bel
Mann 10. uu, ju febn OF man itm fe!ee
Da beuerite It efnmai Tbena,ttsr unp {,
..at nit @o{stte In einDidi&t, IN esm IL
psr(4pinesu tenntsn. Der 1eufsl! u1ur'
mtlte Gttnatttsr unp bsi@lsuniets ittn'
@&rttts.
Doe Didt&t bate ibn 8en6tttst I'D
rptsesr III ndbtrn. DIR mann trebts I'D
um. gDte Ebsnorbtsr f& aud serAsdts
II lonnte Il. nt&t binbsrn, bae Der Manr
TIN fab. Dtefer mari tbm etneu Bid lu
f9att:lte ben Repf unb fttte fttutn @se
fort. Der Birth. sins wettes na&. 81
panberten -fe.nn@ 3peis bio brfitunbsr
g&rttt. pl5ttt& psnests f& eer Mans
nod einrnal I'M. CT beusrfte 9brnaroier
Dtssmai fab Ct bsnielben NIT stners fol-
den 8ttde an, ba6 t. tsr @trtb f0r 3wed
mdbte btelt nt9s petter. NIT ju !s.ben. 6
tebrte um.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
@enriette .Nnftotpoitotp, bic 4ejrt:
tantin be6 polMif@en .DtetatorS.

J6eitr1ette ,N~n1t0too1toD, ,,otc Np1Ns
tantin beS .polnif@en .Dietators. :.
Die ~5&ha(&e 3e,una" brtnst fol-
oenren t%nteu6antsn Beri&t iber sinen
Be;ub bel Gtdutetn pufomojtop< eis
|aldaa,tttg NIT 2ansitmies H. Rratau etn<
at'faH*d.aaa an&n s'faass": s'ta''ta''
purre:
" Der pdIS.tteamtt b.pab' I'D IN ras
an Dol tnre; 39iinhntr, UNI uns ohum.tpen'
fNat d. Tin: pdas: Nuesnblideu tesrse II au'
f1ud.r7 seine banebeweeunB nod 'r,i
bsrnlts ans, ba6 mir a%nssnommen
Wafen. .Wft Ahltttm Gintr1tt srbob 6&
tine {dlanfe5' '(dnd&,toe '@.fatt init
Ffreanrli6tm' BeatdBsn. @ie: ttus nod
pas 1Mnt11t' Nattonaleofanae' IN 'wsl'
&ems 1Es11 On. Der @ette pts Dietatots a.
fo4teh Anb tds ib4tt' dr. uner fdr ftd
i&on; tnttreGan4tn Yttf5nlt6feit einen It.
k95bfen @et3 rpab. sSbf Tdnariss 6aar
:bas fury 'ataeftnitten, uu'fob ras babi&.
@tfat Si.beipen Seiten III appteen @el'
len. Gin 'polnii@tr turStt Rod mi
5@aartn: bsfeBf unb' NIT pdstrtrf reid
psrbrdmt . biIcete ZEN 3dapttbttl1 iB1et
tgoRamee; rptt9ta auetrrtm MD Stut.
|penfisfttn; RE ON 5bis s&nit rtt&ten, nrd'
nj Betnsleieer1unb etA *rettts TStunb aus'
tma9ten, .tos ON f6at{eTm apA fAh!ps'
}fdaitttae. &rdeelaen auslftf.';' @tnn Il
noN hf59tla hsipe{tn >,dre, uhF&d' ii
I'm, pb tasle'M dhntItra@t In SIR Eba1
nt&t cine Mdp9en9tfalt ptrttdt1;;F {.
tnluBfe tte' gltgan5 .uub aeiettnsrarpte'
1tttt,: NIT 1ptraa ft' uns adFososrft,a plaB. ii
nsbmtn; 5anbi rfe pttbli9e Sltmnne Tune
itns lletstseusaifs 'ssaadneis. a~afetdne,n
fDds '3tmnitr. III btui' IF I'D befan6.'t pal
fusnfeptia, bub'Grdulefn 6entit,ts eitfei
!aaHash Gag i dbet TIRE !YapitrttBarvetti
traf6i pas' naN tet Sttdbt bfnduassbtn;
IL s enfsrffortndbtsnb 4o6ftsmture ftns ii
fltnatttn as3nH&entidda1en = oftn lader
mue!s. pos einfrltt,s 1tuaf, tas r,itft bet'
1tt1t' mttttiT tsEa utte> 5aattfttFtits> obel
9Nsuatttt1tfatm wtttt, aud 81
gbtilaabne aut 3Raef ffHttssnsttb! So
lpctlI an @onHlagttaH dtAb dattM ontaq
lpeAteRsl 1crs psm GenRert aDuf1ptrtt pDr
tDdueraunes 1erfsi 'botsttk, bslsn2sttif'
Bltde ,ptniAfsns tinia,fmaeef .Dontt tns,
An,dbliblhNhet1s@ tndH{t, Die psrnutb
no ;btf1sunsetti 6iaet' ;Btfp:nest junb II
1stnm s1bpptAta; @aspenf&mudt timer
Etrausie.naG ontsaf 'Beetn ,bfs:bettoftten.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23
ee;n'iff.qafA.2

ii. iaust' te. g,aajyi, 'tbt(n 8a,tinriasssa,r
duff Yoisn ilutte lputttnttfannt.
Da. spast' ttn Bauer, ttmi jt fdstn: Il
Du baf Staltea a%ntrtannt. !'&!.&M.l7E -
lnb patlf in aanItu (lasf4eH &tsselet+.-- J
stsb'a @d'r&tn. y haa ,,Du, (tslef .
S&mtt1t. ,.I. .
@eni Wxgafrs gt1bxa{N& bfffttten; 60
Daa fdnesf Dufc aar niht(&ds&ts7f.I
Dk lauuR DUE ypottn, bann bsarettea, !!
par bas ltin 5stbfttfrtipn8tls&t,7--7 .I,,1
4ennf, yef,r, 'Du St Gntport AlttittsreT
So, ipra@ fet;T B;Gu tr:rtu's'tk' ga M
ia, wa1 q nbsrSa IN
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

aat. Ct sins nis ii, Inn sorabsr, ebns
itn sinen Sou. ju&Esgttbsn. Nandusat
fpraa ess1a& nit 60 Die, len
ttastpsisn, wlgtsn wtc : ,tst
lin Y~eliasHyten. .GssSar ana luae'
e.bsn,tsjeeHe Id4E bsr imhbSF o.
bste muTm.lte.
iaftaabesssEfstz0 sijsss7tssa 9sfssts
ui&t bsi I& bate. ben Bettts auf isneul
atp5tnli&m plaee unter ut .2asrhs. W
ebsn anas30nptl, .wososns. war.- MsrSs.
iwotnlia f6ten 81 IN rtstenIup 4paJ. TIL
a.badi., DaIjtdn hat: ~ Tim :unb rel&tt
ftn~ tir ~s,u6tntf&t CUR: DIR 1stlter
f&lus 10 nsstl@ pts HussH auf lob
0aIiedn l9o, on unb lift painn psn Ropf
ipt,eer Vnfen. Nues buS Qffdob tItBi&hfu,
9olison atn ,udtt. 50 fam ibm por, 'als
tabe & nt&t epS @sf4t 80 alien Bstt'
itfSl fupps.n JiiN hotbnabhta :l&ttd'
lid,e otlsb.n. So NOR ibn mic 70 einsn1
Wenldsn fstn nitric. rsr In Dunfel ptt''
lid Ygrs stnfu 9iau sfdn1e. G1&redtn
.no ~m o,,"s'"'' ~. .,su ,o% ~.
!aum y" u'v' 49," '. ,n r.n G,n.
o'e's'", ~ 49,, cas.n IFS mi i'm
',. W. ""vv' IVA" st.n GIN euo;nsC
pi,u,idt ru 9%ebeimmbucut Sslt Gnbal'
tuna tnftneti' p%trbltett. 'rab '@a'jfun IN
r;,ism Nmo,nblidr Elm Mort(pra3. III:
|t,tn,na baite ar Badit tidtlte @r5be
r,nf,lttn ,,rluuihptt;nns Mr,ua, roGettk aue-
f,b,n ME QUE 4aa..-bm! raatt' 0al
iran, is Sin iii Wair, 71a irdumt. 10. IA
!, nidt ,mn6altA. 1.Dsppo4 Tam, t. 1ett
t,onrubtot mad, boufft:.' w. =
Dr. msod.n bos CT
- Gx66fa. 9on,,.s, oa7bsn iu batsu
oin,,f1, ~ - -
e. her Moht ala r. rptii,1 na6aeta&t
.ro..,,. =, r,nMonn Moi o,froot uup 70
s-ar,ns, ~ hah,n I'm Qopf no$ einmal
o"f,",i%,fn. ~,
r., o.o., Nh,n,: aim +,
~@ a"'"" wv N.Y." t's"ss S1 =.
@'ssM va"' .M',. u' Mh.,e' M,n,n' 1,a,,
s,m Ylase. iyui1n mu.as, ..'I thr ~ Ssn
Sa'i'an M''~rsa.' 49," . snh .nnn, NH
Ssu "w"' - .:..'rn., @,;mm,: ID
S"n1. min o,t,r .n,,r. Gs.wor rer oltt
.@.,,i.r
. eA1u..A,n,n ,ox,,
Sa!leon Luen ae p@ es..y' ~ r ~"' c" s
|!aN uSe! n~: a." 'un" ne% n.y. r nimt~ ,it,,
,'eea :! 1aa't ,'@ a"s ''p'' "''' ~'''''
q" e'e Sav''
Gintat 3oat no&bn' &c tonnttaoenee
o@t ubr 't'n, btfane 'r t'@ m !t''tt Ply
ts uno LIEF ee'tite lant eualtaetr'n. Uo
ber's 81 e'saeur ese pal'se ~! uno n'set'
~ "a@sn. Dae tom 'sm 1ooee.D'e Srf.
Dtt Att e.t ous'n ~" .gm VT NJ. r me,, pu "m
@ee"!s, e'"s '""o :s.,S n ~ wn,,,..
s'@t Su lpa's"1 Sa'l,u" e 1.; k..n"i'
~ '%~s'H1"' te ~ tC' n;,' s1.s ;t.;s II, ni,i;
'.;%, !rnrr,, nm u 81, Ntboibef,
Wal;eon boIdt,. or Grtt
M {1mtr unp fIano wie mdnntltrttt,
~, yIt, i,uf6l fr,iiih 'ldurrt 5hube uni
Nm 7riu ,{n,6t monr.S> o(,in midi lc
;,hr oIa r,r ,in;r oItfn:Grou. Bolieou
h,;.a NV Wo,6%t boa aidt ous,.T
r-e.M ,.,x a., ,r,.Ar, =,
w. .W.u! xv.'o' 'c 1on, oim. ui,'
n'Is ~ ~ y. w.: ~ e' y. S w." Tasi.
~" ~ Gxph s.S,n n,hiifh,n
- :a;n houH Nor
.s" c. ~. .,tr, 9,NfrTsuhi
Haa." ~: oiar
rSt's Ky @I xs,s:s,. - "a o,r6nihIoa
UNI a une ols Il ns& ett aSa!s e''d'ti ,a'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

Gin Ganffraae dlit:
In ev 81. RebattusliI&e faus,te stn
armes, bsm 9A!isaa ltta TN Alnslsa'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

'toete tsa"a tss|sa'l')* vi i ii
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

~. am *. B. Is. Mdrt 1923.
6et Ebtuateter,
sic werpen :rtm usbub1tusu Ge(ttte
1bsresben.
AQs xletniatttsn ,psrtsn b0ablt.
Sd babe BE Gbrs ju fstn. NIT au.r
sl9tun8 Banttne."--
>. s5te !ennsn BE unterf&rift2 fraets ter
Wann.
60; mar Die l1ntu(9rit Ganttnss. Ett-
-nareier erfasnntte4 ffe.4Gsl lief T@ baraui
, ni&ts {aesn. Ct empfano sinen bcpptli
~arossn 8ereru6, ben 0srbru6 ni&t befo'
. &sn Al sus.eey, ME -sraeboHt bate unh
crsn @.rorub eei&iaae, tu fsin.
- Der Nanu absr 1stte bfnau:
~ Dae Yapisr f5nsen eli tetalten als
Qutttune. -.
.tea3btnareter sos i& In outer Srbnuna
aurld 'aano murunslte nut aptf@tn ben
42dtuen:5a:- $50.
- @ut ra@esma@t n BE lut.rf&rtft.
60 nag ftin
damn laaa&te==er nod zine ssrapeifsie
N%nfren8ung.
~ Gs TT suf, 6err % Sie bsr tlsber6riuser
-fns.- Mtsr aIe Rleiniafeisen saafIsn MIR
nod besaslt uerpeu. N'an II MIR stsl
,sf@ultte. !: ~. u r.
fADr @anr .t&tftt NJ te@a auf sus
= .FfF - 3Etf T.&i 10
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-23

qpft H.HIHIalIsiD JH.JA
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spread information which he coneeiyes to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as It will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EnWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings QHa1g. n. Z hA+
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-pal
~ nership heretofore existing under Il
name an style of Vehe & White, is this d
desolved by mutual consent. All persor
indebted to the said firm by note or b0S
account are requested to call and settle |
the 9th of january 1863, or costs maI
made.
All the debts Of said firm will be paid [
Peter velie, to whom all payments rart
made. e.a,.rs .,.s.s-
Dated. Foreston, Iowa Dec. 8, 1862.
PETER vELlE. E.y.WnrTE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-20

SEW INthM ACuiNh GO.
Branch Office, 1902 Lake Street
Chicago, Ill. I

Branch Office, Ie2 Lake :! Street
.NlR the purpose o. facilitating the Sewing
u Machine Trade in the West, TIE FINKLE
\ Lyon SEWING MACHINE Co., havc opened
> permanent Office in Chicago, No .lo2 Lake
trcct. first floor)
The usual charges for freight Machines from New
York this place will he added to the New YORK prices
In every other respect business Of the Chicago Office
will he the terms as at the parsnt once IN
& assortment Of Machines with all the late improve
mens is already In the Chicago Office and all orders for
Machines and Sewing Machine Findings Will be promptly
filled. u-,,. . ,
Sewing Machines the careful perusal of the Company
Circular specially commended This Circular can n ns
highly instructive having prepared with much care,
and will abide by all statements therein made; Aha ~
The following brief quotation Is charac'es'o Vi e Gu
Ths Machine is better adapted than other Sewing
s MsIse ys a o
sew from TO twenty thcknesses Of arse'es wnout
stopping and make every stitch perfect w t sew
harness leather, without changing the "
tension making any adjustment Of machine
Thus have successfully overcome the most un'eui'
point in the Sewing Machine art was no .bor Machine
umph Deaanty can We now say mo Gsne s s mni
formy-a,most without excepiontaken the highest pre-
MUM whenever the Machine has been properly sSnG.eo
Hence able to following Ing fo 81 g;Hs
see viz we warrant every Machine We ss 10 give
nrrrER than any other Sewing Machine IN mar
ket, or money refunded" We never sell a Machine on
any other terms The IL As reliable as he note
90, any business man in the land For than five years
have relied upon such facts for the reputation T the
Machine and without single travelling agent .,en.
field thes N scarcely neghborhood on the continent
where the Machine IL not favoraby known: We prefer
such rey,ut alton to based on mere taHng poh's
ma thew are technically called in the trade Hence We
make hut one kind Of stitch viz the lock stitch ake on
both Sides requiring only third the thread OF oher
kinds Of stitches. "..
n B. Local Agents wanted In county through
out the West Special inducements offered
EINKLE& LYON S. NJ. GO. -"-'.
5as BROADWAY NEW YORK:
nA9y3m61
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-20
4 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND

A. CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
"A. GENTLEMEN. The subscriber will
send free of charge) to all who desire it, the
Recipe and directions for making o simple
Vegetable Balm. that will, in from two to
eight days remove Pimples, Bictches, Tan
Freckles. SalIowness, and all impurities and
Nature intended It shonld be-soa, clear,
smooth and beautiful THOSE desiring the Re-
eipe, with full instructions, directions, and
advice; will please call on or address with
return postage,) la -,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN. Practical Chemist,
n36v3m2 s3l Broadway, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-20

A FEW copies of Da Vinci's
- great painting sIhe Eass
Supper" may be OBJ, aimed at this
Office. This is one Of the Snes5
.paneures eTr euecutek Price ga
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-20

WANTED, at this Office q good. steady
inaastrious boy, IA tot 6 years old. to
learn the printers trade To such one with
a good knowledge of reading and writing an
e1saprdhary OPT ortunity will b. g;vens
January Sth 1853. kl4z4tk
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-20

Observation-Disclosures IN
is l. !" l., & NJ AZ II n E S
PIRE
&I WTTAK III AGMd MR.
Patented February 14th, 1860.
SALESROOM, $40 BROADWAY
a.. M w YORK.
THIS Machine is constructed on an entirely
new principle of mechanism, possessing many
rare and valuable improvement, having been
examined by the most profound experts, and
pronounced to he SIMPLICITY and PER.
FICTION COMBINED.
The following are principal objections
urged against Sewing Machines
Excessive fatigue to 4. -Incapacity to sew
tho operator. every description OF
2-Liability to get out material
Of order. 5.-Disagreeable noise
3.-Expense, trouble while in operation.
and loss of time in re-
pairing.
The Empire Sewing Machine is ex'
empt from all these objections.
1t has straight needle perpendicular &C.
ton. makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH,
which will neither RIP nor RAvRL. and is
alike on both sides; performs perfect sewing
on every description Of material, from Leath-
or to the finest Nansook Muslin, with cotton,
linen or silk thread, from the ooarsest to the
finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and
the least possible friction, it runs Is smooth
as glass, andis
ALPHABETICALLY A NOlSLESS MA
CHINE.
It requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to
drive it than any other Machine in market.
A girl of twelve years of age can work it
steadily, without fatigue or injury to health.
It's strength and Wonderful Simplicity Of
construction render it almost impossible to
get GU. Of order. and is guaranteed by the com
pany to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with q superior
article, to call and examine this uNRlAvLEp
Machine.
But in a more especial manner do we solic-
it the patronage of
MERCHANT TAILoRs, Dress MAKERS,
COACH MAKERS Cosse1 MAKERS,
HooP-SK1RT MANUrAc. CATER FIrrERs,
Frs, SHOE BiNDERs,
SHIRT and Bosom Makers ... .
VEST and PANTALOON MAKERS.
To- Religious and Charitable Institutions
will be literally dealt with.
PRICE Or MACHINE COMPLETE
No. !, or Family Machine, $45 90, No. 2
Small sized Manufacturing $50 co., No. 3
Large size Manufacturing. $75 90. rs,
Cabinets in every Variety.
We want A gents for all towns in. the Uni
ted States. where agencies are not already
cstab 'ished. to whom liberal discount will
be given. but we make no consiguments.
IT,. MACARTHUR, & Co., [n1o6]
6l0 Broadway, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-20
N o II / G. e.

"O all whom it may concern.
i All knowing themselves in
debted to Strother & Kirkpatrick: Vernon
Springs Howard Co. Iowa, are hereby notified
to call. settle, and paw up with cash or grain
Of some kind "a tho New Year is near at
hand and we must have our dues.
Vernon Springs Howard Co. Iowa, Dec.
18th 1861.
STROTHER & KIRKPATRICK.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-14
HARPER s. BRO

RE now receiving their entire stock Of Hats and
n Caps for the Fall and Winter trade, Their stock
of Gents French Felt Hats of all coors, Is the most
elegant ever before offered in this market.
seplltf dAhFEh 6ho.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-14

ceived by. them from us;s.that We believe
said meetings have been stimulated by a
few disloyal and wicked men in our State
fer the purpose ofcreating discord and de.
preston among our people, and thereby
give aid and encouragement to the enemy.
q Resolved, That believing in the justice OF
our cause, in the physical ability of the
Oonfederacy to keep the strength of its
armies, tae resources of our country to sup
ply the material of war and to feed our
people, the energy and valor Of our troops,
that there is no cause for dependency; that
all that is necessary for us, under the bles-
sings of kind Providence, to accomplish
our independence is for our people to pre-
sent united and undivided front in sup
port of the war, and to exhibit a determin-
alton Rever to be subjugated.
Resolued, That we regard President Davis
and Governor Vance as patriots worthy o.
our fullest confidence; that We pledge to
their respective Administrations our cor
dial support and cooperation in the cause
in which our country is now involved.
The resolutions were unanimously and
enthusiastically adopted.