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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-13
~ DicAL.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY con-
nect'd with the history o the Maera Medca Of the
United States. more favoraOly known pi neer l.
medical discovery than that Of JOHN BULL Of Louis
vile Ky His nmitable preparation Of SarSsPara has
long stood al the head Of the various compounds Of that
valuable drug. His compound rectora uf Sid Cherry
has become household word throughout the eSt and
South and his Worm Lozenges, ia ess IN IA after
their iur0duc attained reputation widespread
the continent Of North America. Bat the crOwning
glory has life remains 10 be attained ia his latest dis
covery rsther combustion, for he does bot ca 10
have been the Gi>coverer Of CEDN which the basis
Of the bitters offered the public That honor be-
longs 20 the native inhabitants oi Central America. 60
whom 1 virtues have been known for more than two
hundred years Armed with L. the Indian bids defiance
TO The deadly malaria. and handle tOut fear b.
most venomous serpents. II il belief " IN them iha'
Will there j. breath left in the bdy th- Cedrun potent
to cure. no IN after whai tie disease may be-.
While Dr. Bull Is prepared to imor>e this ezrava
CANT pre'enon, J. nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination of the evidence relating its virtues.
that, remedy and preventive for ali diseases arising
from exposure ether 10 changes Of weather and climate
10 the miasmaiic Influences il stands without rival.
and Justly deserves the reputation has long enjoy ed
Central America and the West Indies. In
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-13

BOARD or ENROLMENT or THE SIXTH rxRoLLxtxr
DISTRICT
Il. Sfaien, Captain and Z oyost Marshal. OF
Zee ilac.fo fs.-ck. 81 foor. boards Al a.
johnson : three miles north 81 the ety. h.
- At"rN s+s-- . l.flo
Nm Vale ConmsSioner Off-e. Rlsck-
ford's Block. residence NJ. l6I hast Market
street. -...-...-. .........- ......... Las
Thomas h. Harvey Surgeon. oeice With Pro-
vost Marsha boards al No Ts,s WASH
instOn tOnstrees----....--..... s2ss
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Add Gen. S-Ff4nstc1, otnce IN State House. 4u5s
so.s94
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
For Sale.
VALUABLE farm of two hun,

/ VALUABLE farm of two hundred
~ acres, Of which ono hundred and sixtv
is under fence and eighty acres under plow,
with good dwelling house, large quantity
OF choise fruit and shrubbsry. Said farm il
pleasantly situated four miles north east Of
the town ofNew Oregon. in Howard county,
Iowa, and two miles from Railroad now n
course Of construction, 10 we'll ada,ted to
raising grain, is one Of the best stock farms
in northern Iowa, having beautiful stream
rnning through its entire length, and fine
and durable spring Of water near the dwell.
ling. Said isrm will be sold cheap, and ON
liberal terms. and Pc, feet title given.
For further particulars enquire at the
farm. or Of the subscriber at New Oregon.
Dated Junt 18th 1869. in3ltf
s. ..a4 JOHN I. CLARK.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
NOTlrE OF SHERIFFS SALEOF RE-
~ AL E>TATE.-State of Iowa, Ho,uaro

NOTN'E OF SHERIFFS SALE OF RE-
~ AL ESTATE-State Of lowa, Hovard
CountyS S.
BY virtue Of one special execution issued
ont Of the Office OF the Clerk of tho District
Court of Dubuque county Iowa, at the suit
of Charles G. Landon Plaintiff, against Lu-
Their W. jackson ct al, and dated May 25th
1863, to me directed commanding ms that
of the premises hereinafter described cause
to be made the sum Of fourteen hundred and
eleven dollars and seventy Eve cents DANA
ges and interest thereon at tho rate of six
per cent per annun since the 2Sth day Of
February A. D. 1863 until paid and costs
taxed At two and 20.lO0 dollars to satisfy q
judgment which said Plaintiff recovered
against said defendants at the February term
A. D. 1862 of said District court. IshaIl Offer
for sale at public auction to tho highest bid.
der for cash at tho front door Of the court
Houae in Vernon Springs Township. Howard
county, Iowa, on the l4th day of July D
/ 1853 at the hour of one O'Clock P. NJ. of said
day the following described premises, to Wit
the east half Of tho north west quarter and
the rorth west quarter of tho north wes
qna'ter If section No. twenty seven (27) in
township No. ninety nine 1907 north rang.
No thirteen II 81 west of tho sth P, N. Il
Howard county Iswa.
Done at Sheriif:s Office, Vernon Springs
this 9Th day Of jane D 1853. fn34vl
PIT. SEARLES, Sheriff Of said ssunty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

HARRISBURG, June 28.-Our forces
have slowly retired, and are now in and
around the fortifcstions of H arrisburg.
The enemy is advancing slowly, and
in all probability, will soon commence an
attack.
Capt. Brisbone, chief Of cavalry, who
was on a reconnaissance this afternoon,
reports the confederate scouts to have
been within three miles Of our pickets.
The enemy fred several shots from q
position west Of Oyster Point this after.
noon.
Baltimore, June 2s.-It is reported
that a confederate force af :, 1000 ca alry
and seven pieces Of artillery, crossed the
Potomac at Seneca, Montgomery county
last night, and this morning took tn.
Evanstown road, as if for tho purpose O
either reaching the Washington road 0,
the Baltimore e. OHIO r. R.
Heralds Special Gen. Camera,
has information that the Confederate,
are at Carlisle 20, 900 strong, With Il
pieces Of artillery. Guns srs hsasd an
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
SHERTFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ State Of Ioarn, Houerd COUNTY s. s.

2HERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ State Of Io.0a Hoverd County SIS.
By Virtue Of . special execution Issued out
If the off % of the Clerk Of tho District Court
Of said county ct tho suit Of George Bliss
Plaintiff against A. H. Harris and John c.
Schoonmaker dsfendsnts and dated June Is
1863 to me directed commanding me that Of
the premises hereinafter described cause 70
be made the sum Of six hundred and thirty dol
lars and interest thereon st tho rate OF six
per cent per annum since the 2ist day of June
A. d. 1859 until paid AID coets taxed 1t six
and 10 100 dollars to satisfy judgement
which said Plaintiff recovered against said
defendants at the Juse term A. D 1859 Of
SAID District Court, shall offer Tor sale at
public auction to tho highest bidder for cash
at the trout door Of tho .ourt House in Yer
non Springs Township Howard County Iowa
on the 25th day Of July A. D. 1863 at thu
hour oftwo o'clock P. N. OF said day the fol.
lowing described Premises to Wit. Lots Nos
2. 3. I 3. 9, and 10 in Block No IL. Lots
Nos le II, and Is 10 Block No. - Lots Nos
I. 2, and :, in Block No. -, IN the Village of
Vernon Springs Howard County Iowa and
also the east half (l-2) Of the north west
quarter ia Of section No, thirty four [3ll
in Township No. Ninety nine (os) mouth range
eleven Il west.
Done 1t Sheriff's Office June 18th 1863
P. 7. SEARLES Sheriff Of said ('ounty.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

DEMplRAIlC (ONNENTlVN.
The Democracy of the State Of Iowa are
requested to send delegates to State Conven
ton hereby called. to be held at the Capl
to in the city of Des Moiens on
Wednesday stA day Of July merit,
at IL O'Clock NJ. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for eveC rnor. Lieut. Governor and
Judge ofSupreme Court. to be supported at
the ensuing October election, and Of trans.
acting such other business as may be deemed
necessary.
The basis of County Representation will be
one delegate for every one hundred votes cast
for Richard Fl. Sylvester, Secretary of State,
and one for every fraction over fifty.
The Democracy of the several counties in
The State are requested to see That the neces-
.ary steps are taken in their respective conn.,
ties to insure their full represention at the
State Convention.
Bv order of the DemocraticState Central
Committee. J. NJ. FLWOOD. Chairman.
&c. TURK. Secretery.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
FOR INSTANCE:

Fon FIFTEEN DOLLARS, We forward, nicely
cardsd and packed in good order, tho follow.
ing enormous quantity of Jewelry, equal in
finish to any Plated Gold, and not to be roc
ognzed from Gold only BY tho trying VI
4 Set Enameled Vest Chains; 2 Plain
Fiorentino Pins; Ear Rings to m.tch; Z
Iwist.Wire Pins: Ear rings TO match; 2
Plain Pins; Ear Rings to match; Is Ladies'
Rings, Donble-Heart and q variety of pat.
terms; so Union Emblems; so Scarfpina, Plain
and Imitation Coral: Double Glass Lockets,
engine-turned; Box and Glass Pins for Dor.
trait on hair; u assorted Locket, Heart and
She'll Charms, and Band Bracelets;-all for
Fifteen Dollars. A collection of this kind,
when Placed in the hands of any ono Of or
binary intelligence. ough to retail for at least
One Hundred Dollars!
Catalogues, containing full information
and Prices Of Gocds, can be obtained upon
application. Orders by Mail, Telegraph o,
Express respectfully solicited.
SALISBURY BROS. & Co.,
~ Dorrance & 81 Weyhe.set Sts..
ns7v4m8l PROVIDENCE, B. I.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03

M'GREGOR.
WA. Giles L BROTHER. dealers il Watch.
es, Clocks and Jewelry, have the finest o..
tablishment and tho best assorted stock
West Of the Mississippi. Ifyou want time
piece, call upon them for fns Seth Thomaa
or American Clock, or gold watch. They
also have an endless variety Of f.s Jewslry.
Fine watches repaired BY them in . work.
man'ke manner; and they warrant all
their work and ali their goods to be ~ rep.
resented fullv4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03

THE DUTY OF DEM0CRATS.
But, if the organization Of tho Demo.
cratic party in Convention represented,
prevaricates next rall-,fit ignores the
principles, in which the party originat-
cd, if it suppresses the testimony of the
party: if it refuses to listen to the loud
voice for PEACE that gees up from the
Democratic masses, We tell our friends
that the knell Of the organization will
be sounded. In these revolutionary
times, in which the Union has fallen.
in which States are rent asunder, il
which tho land il deluged in blood-it
Is vain to suppose that the name of the
party that was the glory of the country
may not perish. In good, or bad faith.
tho cry Of the ancient principles of the
party will be arrayed against the organi.
zation claiming to represent the party,
and, when the issue is thus made the
men Of principle will rally to the princi-
pies they have always held, ahich they
have learned from their fathers. and
which they believe identified with the
hope Of civil liberty IN this land Az
they would save the Democratic party,
as they would preserve in this State the
institutions Of political liberty, as they
would prevent the iron heel Of military
despotism from beingplaced on our
necks, We call on our friends and read
ers IN this State, in their several local
tiles, actively to bestir themselves, and
to secure tho return Of men opposed t.
the war. and IN Javor Of a trace, to tn,
next Convention. Do it at once Be
sure and succeed in doing it! Let n,
hear what you are doing to effect it,
Freemar's Journal.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
PHYSICIANS STATEMENTS.

'ln recommending DR.. Bakers Pa.acs va
do not mean that it is specific in al cases
and never fails, and that all those whs u.e il
will n'vsr die. We will honestly assert TINT
It has been used in thousands Of families. who
were suffering under tho Different diseases for
which it is recommended and that in sverv
one entire satisfaction has been given. In
most Of them, such was the happy effect oft
that they could but say, tho cure was very
wonderful. It having net only cured ties,
pains but saved them large OUTLAWS for doc.
tors bills" For sale BY agents in every town
in the country.
See Advertisement.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
TO HORSE OWNERS!

d.. SVeefs I.fallible Lininssnt For Horse,
unrivaled by any, and in all Of Lsmene srisne
nom sprains. Bruises wrsnchns. it, effect magcs
and certain Harness Saddle Calls Scratches. Mango
&c. will also cure speedily spavs and Rlnsbene may
be easily prevented and cured In their inopent stages
confirmed eases beyond the possibility Of radical
No case Of the hind however, so desperate hopeless
but may be alleviated BY this Lninent and faithful
application wilt always the Lameness and enssls
tho horses TO travel with comparative ease.
Every horse should have this remedy at hand s
Ns timely at the hrs appearance Of Laenes will effect
uay prevent those formidable diseases which
all horses are liable and which render - many otherwis.
valuable horses nearly worthless.
See advertisement.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
Hf)! EVERY ONE THAT THIRSTETH

11~O those that are athirst, the undersigned
L would say that he will he in tho vicinity
of New Oregon fur . few weeks, and will be
happy to serve all those in need IF WELLS Of
pure water. fresh from natures pure fountains.
He has every facility for drilling wells to any
depth required, and will guarantee sat,sfa-
ton IN every instance. Teerms reasonable
Good references given If desired.
Apply at B. Charms Tia Shop, New
Oregon. or to DANIEL WHEELER. Deco
rah, Iowa. June Is, 1863.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03

Judging by it, acts, the administra-
ton is doing all in its power to furnish
the South with means Of resistance
Since the commencement Of tho war it
has sent within the rebel lines over
1000 men, for sympathizing with the
rebellion. Only two weeks since one
one hundred and fifty were sent from
St. Louis. If these men are guilty
they should be tried, and if they have
committed treason, should be punished,
not BY transportation South, but With
death.
But accepting Mr.. Lincolns interpre-
tation as true, then hs has himself
furnished tho Southern Confederacy
with several thousand able bodied, ef-
fectivc men. He has sent them there
directly. Thus be has aided and abst-
ted the South, and that, il they are
enemies and at war, 10 Treason.
But if the men sent south are not in
sympathy with them, then has no not
aagrantly violated the Constitution Of
his country with q view to its destruet.
ion, and that il treason. If the admin.
istration is true in its position that
these men are sympathissrs with the
South, then has Abraham Lincoln sent
to JEFF Davis over 1000 men who will
every one prove tho most vigilant, des-
perate and determined foe Northern
soldiers will have to encounter. Either
the president does not believe the char
ges against those sent South to DO true
or else he takes an undue interest il
recruiting for the southern army.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
FAIR WARNING.

A IL persons knowing themselves indebted
"A to S. H Mob . or the firm of Noble &
Handley are hereby notified to call and i'm
mediately settle the same by payment or note
and save themselves cost
Vernon Springs Nay 18th 1859.
S. J. HANDLEY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
JOHN DWIGHT & 60.
NANNY 500
= a L 3 Il \ z u A.

ga l. q n \ US.
Supsr.Cars. Of Soda, &c.,
And Sole Agent in tho City Of New York
Cream Of Tartar Substitute
INVENTED BY
Prof. EBEN N. HoRsroRp, Of Har
ward University.
y, Office ice II Old Slip, Hanover sqnare,
tUP SrAlRS,) NEW YORK,
Tho high price which Cream Of Tartar
eommandedin 1884, together with tho alarm
ing extent TO which its dangerous adulters-
ton had been carried, with other considera
tons induced the distinguished Chemist,
whose name is given above, to commence
what proved to be long and laborious scien-
tine research. to discover substitute therefor.
HIS enorts were crowned with abundant sue
cess, and hundreds Of thousands OF pounds of
tho Substitute have been sold and used during
the last i've years, throughout the United
States and the Canadas.
The following true comparison ofits nature
and the results Gifts use with those of Cream
of fart.r, will convince the most ,ncredulous
Of its value.
Cream Of Tartar is . bi.tartrate of Potash.
1h's Substitute is a simple Phosphate, and
contains nothing but what is found IN beef
steak and tn corn, rheat and other cereals,
and Is Therefore highly nutritious 1t also
Aos heolth. giving infuenee. and supplies
ha' for wh'eh there Is q constant demond in
he system
u tits sold for mueh less p,;e. than
Cresm Of Tartar. Jni7vlmal
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
NOTlCE.-Ho,rord Countx lo,co.

NOTlCE.-Ho,vord County, loca.
~ Those who have subscribed in this Co..
in aid Of tho Roman Catholic Church in
course Of construction at Vernon Springs, are
hereby informed that the subscription pa
pen may be found at the store OF Messr,
Strothcr & Kirkpatrick, who are authorized
to receive payment from subscribers, and
donations in aid Of tho huroh.
JOHN {. LONG, Trustee.
y u3y0 July lad 1ooo.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03

the enemy 10 at hand.
Major General Fighting Joseph
Hooker Played Out
General Meade his Successor.
The Chicago Post thinks it likely
that LEE Will take Washington, and
adds:
In Washington there is no head to
anything. We have a report, indeed,
that some more Of the precious govern
ment archives are already packed up,
and ready to be transferred At . mo-
ment's notice to some safer locality.
Certain it is that the greatest excite
and alarm prevail, and probably with
better cause than At any time before.
Milwaukee, June l.
The mass Of telegraphic dispatches
this morning will be found Of unusual
interest. Matters are evidently near
the crisis both in Pennsylvania and At
Vicksburg. The belief is general
that Leo intends an immediate attack
upon the Pennsylvania capital, and
there arc doubtful reports that Grant
has sgaiu been repulsed with . fatal
loss Of men and position. The report
cd surrender Of Port Hudson is not
confirmed.
Washington, June so.-A careful
examination of the banks Of the Poto-
mac show that there has been no at.
tempt by the rebels recently to obstruct
it, navigation, nor are there any lndi-
cations whatever Of such purpose.
A letter from the army Of the Poto-
mac, received tonight, says Gen.
Asade's appointment Is we'll received
everywhere, and that he is engaged in
his plans for the future.
Our troops are now in position to
'epsl an attack, or at once assume the
offensive.
A New Orleans letter of the 18th
% the Tribune says:
Yesterday Gen. B INKS issued an or
ier for 1000 volunteers to make the |
ioal charge On the enemy's works.
The 7th, 4th, and 9th Wis. volun |
;eers made the attempt and were re.
pulsed and afterwards taken prisoners. |
A Vicksburg telegraph Of the 18th |
'ays: The Western shores of the |
Mississippi from Milliken's Bend to
Vicksburg are full of confederate troots |
They hold Richmond aud New Garth
'ge. Constant reinforcements from
" ashita to Pemberton are received. |
The troops were supposed to cross over
every night.
Rear Of Vicksburg, June 2s.-The
lth Iowa cavalry, day before yeester-
lay, had severe skirmish with rebel |
cavalry, near Bridgeport Ferry. They
,eld their ground, although attacked
BY superior numbers. Night before
ast a picket Of rome three hundred was
ut of and captured by the rebels near
Bear Greek, seven miles from Snyder's
Bluff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03

Would inform his friends and the public
generally that he has opened Boot 4 Shoe
Shop, at tho first door west of Moulton's
Store He keeps con stantly on hand the best
OF Ea'tsrn French, and Spanish tanned, sole
and upper leather, which he will make up to
order upon the most reasonable terms. All
work warranted
noorlk noDRo NILES.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03

Of dreadful danger to our entire system
Of government ; it as effectually exelud
ed fifteen States from = voice in III,
government, as England excludes Ire
land, or Russia excludes Poland from
representstionin the Chief Magistracy
Of that realm. The principle Involved
was that Of impartial freedom" with
four millions Of negroes, with us 4
mere abstraction, but with them worse
than death /; for the races were 30 near.
ly divided in numbers - to make event
ual amalgamation possibility not te
be avoided, and yet we talk as though
it was the duty of the rebels to submit,
to the will Of Mr.. Lincoln and those
who elected him, and then when this
is done to amalgamate with their own
negroes.
Such is to-day the position Of affairs
between Mr.. Lincoln's administration,
and the South, "a position Of irrecon
cilable antagon,sm, an 'irrepressible
conflict that to succeed will inevitably
destroy the last vestige Of pablo liner.
ty, on the American continent. War
for the purpose Of enforcing these
principles upor the south has dissolved
the American U,iou BY putting out
the hallowed principles Of brothsrly
low that united the North to the South
in feeling and interest by causing
jealousy, hate. heart.burnipgs, and
dissrust, BY bringing death into every
family, BY leaving . corpse under every
rooffrom one extreme Of our land to the
other ; and never Until peaceful sgen-
cies are again to work can it b recon.
structed. To this end every democrat
from Ocean to Ocean, and from the
Gulfto the Lakes should lend every
energy, With bcundless confidence in
the success Of this means to restore to
us the old Union Of our fathers and to
transmit it, beautiful in every feature
and lovely in all it, teaching, prseepts
and associations, an inalisnable and
,ndefeasible inheritance to our posterity
down to the remotest period Of time,
together with virtue, wisdom and patri.
otism, to treasure it up as tho richest
legacy the wisdom Of man, can bsstow
upon man.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
ErORESTON STORE.

vR. CAREY. Desler in Dry Goods Gro.
cries Hats and Csps Boots and Shoes, Creek.
ery. Hardware, ClothiuG 1ooks Millinery
and other goods.
W-SrED All kinds Of country produce in
exchange for goods or cash. lul7vA
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03

IMPORTAT ANNOUNCEMENT.
REBEL HISTORY OF THE
WAR.
The First Year Of the War
BIZ Z. 4. POLLARD
Editor Of tie Richmond Enquirer,
D. n. DEWITT,
Associate Editor Of Richmond E-aminer.
Vol. 8vo. PIP. $50. Paper Cover 81 so; Cloth
81 90
This reprint Of the best and fullest History Of
the yet published In the South. It, value and mpor-
lance as connected statement Of al the CIVIL military
operations Of the Rebels pictured
readers cannot be moderated. IL we'll written full Of
details with many incidents Of personal adventure. This
work viii be issued April 9Th As alarge edition has a..
ready been taken mp orders should b sent in early TO
avoid delay.
O. B. RICHARDSON. Publisher,
96l Canal S., New York
The above VIM b cent By mail. post paid upos receipt
Of the price.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-03
MARRIED..

POWELL, SMITH.-At New Oregon, Iowa,
July 2nd 1868, BY the Rev. A. NJ. Cswan,
Mr.. 7. J. Powell, 10 Miss. Matte Smith, Ill Of
this place.