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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
Proceedings Of thr Il ward 'sauIy
Democratic Convention.

Pursuant to public notice the Democrats
of Howard County bv their de egate~ met in
convention at Lime Springs August % 1868
On motion of w. r. Mead, S. NJ. Cote was ap
pointed chairman and on motion o. hnowl
ton, Perry G. Nichols was elected secretary.
On motion Of w. T. Mead the chair appoint
cd q comm tee of FIVE IN credentials CONSIST.
ing of " r. Mead T. J. Gibbons T.. \. Rus
Sc 4. H. Harris aRd Ja.. Fl H. After a
short absence the comm, ttce presented tie
following report, which on motion Of J.
Knnwiton was unanimously adopted
Albion i votes.-P. G. Nichols Henry Ri
ma John Nichols and s R Lewis
Alton 4 votes-I A. Russell, P McCrane
J. Madden and James Roach.
Chester vote - H. P. Marsh
Forest City votes--L H. Vanirners w
Findey A D. C. Kncw,son and Joseph Knowl.
ton. 80
Howard yotez,-Jas Hall, G. W. Ostran-
der and W. S, Pettibene.
Howard Center vote. Lawrence Long.
jamestown vo'e,-not represented
New 'regon votes,-S. NJ Cole, w R.
Mend, l.. Averiil w. schofeld r. Alleman.
Z. NJ. Covert, W Hayes and A Warrington.
Oak Dale vote.-not represented.
Paris votes,-not represented. -
Saratoga vote.-T J. Gibbons.
Vernon Springs votes,-S. o Dagget,
Richard Loney, David Brock, Jas. T. Long,
A. H. Harris, e. A. Marshall and Gorum
Weaver oil e.. ~.
On motion of A. d. C.. Knowlton a commit
tee of five on resolutions con sisting of A. SC.
Knowlton, r. j. Gibbons. W. r. Meaa S. O
Dagget and G. W. Ostranler was appoint
ed by the the chair. During the absence
Of the committee on motion Of A. H Harris
the chair appointed vigilance committee in
each town to act in conjunction with the
county central committee consisting of the
following persons, ,.......-,g..-~...
! Howara-W. s Pettbene. - t... q,
Vernon Springs-S. o. Deggett A. H
Harris and David Brock. "a ~, : :, : :, t.;
Afton-G.aW. Boggess. b.. SOC 2 ef OF
Paris-Patrick Griffin a d. d 81 Z %, d,
New Oregon,-H. A. Goodrich, B. Chaplin
and J. C. Donahugh. ..h.- .......
Howard Center-Lawrence Long.
Saratoga-T. Gibbons
jamestown,-Thos.M cCook. r. ,t
:" Oakdale, w. Y: Wells. '' Va. ~
Chester, William Munger. ~g7<th
Forest City, Know'ton, Levi H Van
Emmens. Gustave Dorr. r., gna
Albion,-S. R. Lewis. A. Rima. 71
The committee on resolutions reporte,
UNANIMOUSLY the following resolution. which
were supported in short speech by w., r
Mead after which they wero unanimousl
, adopted by the convention,
Resolved; That we, fully endorse the dec
laration OF principles enunoiated by The Dem
oeratic State Convention held at Des M,ine
July 9Th 1863 "a %. a. 5.s Il
Resolved; That the romiNees of the Demo
cratic party, James NJ. futile for Goyeno
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
TO HORSE OWNERS!

DR.. Sweet's .:fall'ble Linimsnt Fsr. Horses
Is unrivaled by any, and in all Of Lameness arising
from Sprains, Bruises Wrsnchng, its effect magical
and certain Harness Saddle Calls Scratches. Mango,
&c 1t will also cure speedily spaviu and Ringbone may
be easily prevented and cured in their nopen tares
confirmed casesare beyond the possibility of radical cure
No case of the kind, however is desperate or hopeless
but it may be aeviated by this Lnment, andts faithful
application wilt always the Lamcness ana enable
the horses to travel with comparative case st 81
Every horse owner should have this remedy r.,
Its timely use at the first appearance Lameness
uay prevent those formidable diseases MENTIONED TO hct
all horses LIABLE and which render 50 many
valuable horses nearly worthless. - esed 5
Geo stvsrtiseuent. Pa =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
STATE of Iowa. Howard County S. STD
~ Georac B Griffin Sir

STATE of Iowa. Howard County S. $50
~ George B Griffin, Sir:
YOU are hereby notifad =, you were pre-
vion,lv notified that there is now on file IN
ths once Of the Clerk of the District court
in Howard county, a petition Of F. w. Skin
ner claiming of you the sum of ninety eight
and s5-leO dollars =, justly due him on
Judgment rendered in Circuit court in Dany
county, in the State of Wisconsin, and al.r q
certain promi.sory note;nndthat unless y III
appear thereto anddefend on rbefore noonof
the second day Of tho next term of said court,
TO be held in and for said county on the fifth
Monday after the third Monday in Scptem-
her 1853. your default will be entered and
Judgment rendered against you thereon for
the whole amount with interest and costs
you viii slso take notice that an attachment
has been i,aued to enforce said claim.
Dated this 14th day Of July 1863. Il.
JOHN T. CLARK, Ptas Atty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28

The Milwaukee News after announc,
ing the fact that large numbers Of
green backs of various denominations
are being altered to larger denomina-
ton /: says, ito prevent the successful
prosecution Of this swindle' the people
must ''become acquainted with the
more distinguishable features Of the
various. de omination, Of notes" We
have no doubt it would effectualiy pre-
sventimp osition, at all events We would
rillingly accept note Of each dcnomi-
nation as an instructor in the art Of de-
tccting the raised notes. c.....
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28

John P. Bossard menbcr of Co. /
50 Iowa Regiment died at Vitksburg
about the first of the month. The hor-
rors Of war arc being rapidly brought
to the hearthstones and homes of our
people; but the end is not yet. A
corpse to nearly every family in the
land, North and south, is already its
result. A more bitter estrangsmen,
than before the conflict began, is anoth
or result but little less deplorable.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
F.. & H. r.. ANTHONY.
Manafastures of Photographic Matericls,
sol BROADWAY. NY.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. Fl

Our Catalogue now embraces considerably
over Four Thousand different subjects Ito
which additions are continually being nade)
Of Portraits of Eminent Americans, etc, viz:
~ 1fajor-Ge"erals s25 Statesmen, a aaH
ia Brig.-Generals 1877 Diyines, II .lssIf
2a9 = olonels @ Il6 AMbors, . r.e-a
81 Lieut. Colonies, 80 Artists, s'.llt
2o7 O'Aer Officers, il2 Stage, tesI
so Nary officers, +6 Pron,'nt Women,
l47 Prominent Foreign Portraits. tnafsI
$500 COPIES OF WORKS OF ART,
cluding reproductions ofthe most celebrat-
ed ELgravings, Paintings. Statues, &c. Cat
alogues sent on receipt Of Stamp. An order
for One Dozen PICTURES from = onr Cata-
logue will be filled on receipt Of $780, and
sent by mail, free. a.-7 la .5as
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28

MIG R IGOR.
VA. GrL&s & BROTHER. dealers " Watch
es. Clocks and lcwelrr. have the finest es-
adjustment and the best assorted stack
Vest + the Mississippi. lfyou want a time
piece. call upon them fors fine eth Thomas,
or American Clock or gold watch. They
also have an endless variety Of fae Jewslrv.
Fine watches repaired by them in a work.
man'ike manner: and they warrant all
then work and al their goods to he as ror-
r'Sented. tnllv4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
DEATH OF C, NJ. MUNsON.


No better friend, more devoted or
generous companion lives, 70 truer
heart beats. than that which in CALEB
MlLEs MUNsoN, wa. on Wednesday
last conveyed to "that bourne from
which no traveller returns
Bern IN Cnon,iaga County, New
York, January 25th 1922 he was at
the time of his death nearly - years
Of age. From the State Of n. Y, he
removed to Wyota in Wisconsin,, where
in July 1877 he was married to Meriel
L. Taft While at this latter place he
WAS engaged in the mercantile business
which in 1855 OF his removal to this
place he continued hers. Among the
first settlers Of the county, be ranked
second to none for the enterprise and
energy of his character or the inteeri
ty of purpose Il at prompted all hisa s.
But he is dcal-renoved in the
prime of life from ''war and the rumors
cf war to that home where The weary
are abreast and the wicked cease from
troubling. -'.
lie was an hon0red anil respected
member Of that fraternity whose -'.
Is IN, secret sympathy, --e,
The silver LINK, the siien tic
Which heart to heart AMI mind 70 mind,
In body and in soul 9nd
and with his remains in the grave, ly
his fraternal bro-hers were deposited:
Green leaves Of summer skies
Blest type Of Paradise -
in the full hope aol conflent belief
tAit he and they.
When deaths dread Sd dss depart
With them in glory shau spring forth again = 90
But he IS gone His memory and
lis virtues dwell in the hearts of his
friends, neighbors, brothers, wife and
children his mortal part earth claims
as itsown his spirit is Gods who
gaze: and who hath taken away.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28

HSHO those that are sthrst. the undersigned
= wonld say that he will be in the vicinity
Of New Oregon for few weeks and will lie
happy to serve All hose in need f WELLS of
pure water fresh from natures pure fpuptains
He has every facility for ''rilling wells to any
'iep.h required, and will guarantee s.tlsfa-
ton n every in f,n:r. rearrns reason able
Good references" iven if desired
Apply at B. Charin's Tin shop. New
Ore on. or to DANIEL WHEELER. Deco
rah, Iowa. 3, June 10, 1858
n35tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
NOTlCE.-Hoarard CounfN 7o,co.

NoT!cE.-Hosvard County lo,Oo. niar0
~, Thos> who have subscribed in this Co.
in aid Of the Roman Cath lie Church in
course Of ceps'ru ,4 at Vernon Springs. are
hereby informed that the subscription pa
,pers may be found at the stor. of Messrs
Strothcr & Kirkpatrick, who are authorized
g receive payment from subscr;;no and
oon .aMn@r - s!s =. nurch, .a-afu.
~ 1920 stAS + teFe, rus,....l
1es0s say snd Ises.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
ORIGINAL NOTICE-State Of Ious Ho,c.
Onrd Cdnnty-.S. S.
Mary Clifford
Ira Clifford.
70 Ira Clifford i:

+, Sir, You are hereby Notified that there is
now on flerin he Office of the clerk Oft Dis
triot curt. of Howard County Iowa = pet.
til n of Mary Gaford claiming of you'a di-
vorce from the DO DIS of matri mony.
And now unless yo,, nrprar at the next
tern ofsaid court to be held in the Court
House, IN said county on the fifth Monday
after the third Mnndav in September and
answer the said petition on or before, noon
Of the second dav the Of your default will
taken and a decree entered according 70 the
PRAYER of the petitioner. a
Dated the e3d day OF J1ly 1868 4 y
= {. E. B ERkY, solicitor for Petition o. ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
.. ORIGINAL NOTICE
To William y :. .SGn!ere defpd
mn.

- 2: vo1 are h>re'v n"';iiod that ere il
~ nov on f'e IN hn fl 20 E h. clerk of the
District E"nrr Of DIVA d County l"p-s pc
tt'on of AZ iiam Far claiming Of YOU the
N % two hnnirra IA | twou v nine 4 liars
sd lXtF n o. Gems t,-athrr w5ts interest
ther"o1 sine" ! ct 81, 1893 ~ money
ne O. n - nfn .~nrv nrtr -, d.. b. YOU to
the n n'ntif re.r. ny r'i'n il ulrv q $50.
ana ina un'csS y'n awretr md an wrr
th"r"tn IN or bef,rn on at the seCnui az
o. the ns xt tom ~ the Di.t,itt curt to lac
begnn and }sld n sail How ard cons " com
mencirg on the 9Th NJ sndav after the thiri
Monday in Sep emba 1868 vpnr default " II
will be entered anil iiigrm"nt render q a.
z! n~t you for the whole amount claimed
With interest and costs Of -nit Yon are also
notified that a writ of attachm mt haa heen
prtyed f'r and granted 'hers
Dated Nes @ ~ngpn Iowa An.u.t. 18th 1863.
GUCDh!CH 81 NE,D.
ass Attorneys for Pllf 30 s'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
SCOVILL'S
SCONlLL'S
SarSa pari!la
ANp
STILllNGlA,
OR
Blood G. Liver
Syrup.

| q 1t is highly recon-
mendcd physicians
to cunc the following
diseases. havnngu,ig,
in in II di>ordcred
state of the blood
Scrotuia. letter Of
Salt Rheum, Scala
Head, Cankcr, Ulcer.
ct'oHs and Enlarge.
is Of the Joints,
Generous TumoIs s,
Kings Er,l. E,yssp.
ei0S, 81, dnth9ay S
Fire, White Seedlings,
Obstinate ErUpioas,
PinlF!rS on The Face,
BlotcheS Pwtties.
Rheumatism, Dyspeq-
STA, Ell; Syph'ltic
aud Mercursal AGcc
Ito, d,e tllrtd.' Mo
rOS,s or Distractions
IN Females. Lcuoor-
ghca or Wktt"s, are
referred by tie use Of
Mi, NJ d,esae. ....,
TIE me '!ical prop
ertiss o! Sarsarsrill i,
n conjunction with
S,iningia are well
knpsn by all med cal
msf to be tho best
compound yet aiscov-
cred to cleanse and
.purify the blood, an
eradicate all hanors
from the system.
We have giyent the
Recipe to most ply
sl.ians in the country,
that they ma, KIN "
what they arc usin &;
and will continue to
send it by mail to
those desirious of
knowing the ingred.
isnts entering into
it's conposition, that
they may prescribe it
in their practice.
This preparation
stands at the head of
the list of remedies
for curing all djscases
arising from impuri-
ties in the blood Or
diseased matter Turk
ing in the system.
Thousands who
have used the Sti lin
gin and Sarsaparilla
will testify to its re-
nlsrkable effect in
removing oil impuri.
ties from their blood,
giving tone end viGor
to the whole human
frame, and restoring
4 healthy action to
all the functions Of
the body.
The testimonials
received in its favor
from many m mbcrs
Of the Medical iacul-
ty wohid, were We to
publish them, all a
large volume.
1t is prepared UNI
der the supcrvis on of
o.a Of the Oldest and
best practical chem
lists in the country,
(Wr.hW! s. Merrill,
Cincinnati.J 10 lis to
insure All uniformity.
of composition and
purity in all the in
gradients. ~ f..
AS a spring rem edy
to purify and cleanse
the BLOOD, leaving it
free from all, humors
ard impurity, we AS
sert with Ednfde ce,
there is no better
rdedicine.ss % t9;.qh. =.
H. SCOVII
rs Randolph Street
all orders should he q
Sold by Clemmer & Mitch
Bodies, Button, D. B. Colma
erland, WaucoinA. @
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28

II. p. Newell, Gen. Bigelow, and N.
Munger Of McGrgeor, called at our
office during our absence, leaving their
card and good wishes. Very sorry not to
have met you gentlemen. Had small
vial Of medicine to prescribe. - i@ai
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
DR.. HALLS A"
Il A |. s A NJ
Cures all Diseases
OF the
l. i n G S

FOR TIE CUHE OF

y I IN VI
COnSunt,on. Deei,ne,
! ASTHMA, Broncbn,s
y dst'ng ef Flesh.
. N'gM Sutotv. fpit-
ii" 6 Bioo1, y ITO. ing
Cough, LiGcuity #
breathing, Coils,
! Coughs, Hfl ensa,
Fhihtstr, Pa,4 in tie
SIDE, and oil Diseases
Of The Luncs,
1T Is UNEQJALED
Halls Lung Balssm
in all cases, gives the
best satisfaction.
Has wrought more
cnres since Is intro
duction than any
other cough me dicine
Is endorsed by our
leading rhys,ci ms rs
the safest and est
remedy now before
the public.
Is safe TO use g.
mone children, and
yet powerful in cases
Of chr.nic pu!mona-
ry disease.
Brings in certi1-
e"tes aim 1t daily Of
its wonderful cur,
in all parts of the
country.
There 10 no Inedi-
cine within our
knowledge that hos
acquired so great and
wide spread popular
ity, in 80 short u space
oftime, as DR.. HaWs
BalSam for TIE Lungs
Its ha isaImic and
healing properties are
magica. 1t is high
" c1pectoranI and
tonic. 1t contains
not \ grain of opium
or morphine, the mar.
cotic AM astrirgent
properties of which
have created 80 mulch
prejudice against
similar preparations.
We believe that q
medicine 20 ssss,ng
real merit, Will feet
cures when ever is is
used. At home, ~
we'll "a abroad. DR..
Halls Balsam for the
lungs is 10 1aregsric
preparation. but ono
whic, if used in sea
son, will save the lives
of thousands. The
most : distressing
cough i. frequently.
70 lev. d by = single
dose, and broken up
ina few hours time.
The afflicted dc not
have to take bottle
aitcr bottle before
they hud whctherthi
remedy will AFFORD
relief or not.
Hear what Physic-
ians say of DR. Halfs
balsam Says enc:
II, with confidence,
recomme nd the Bal
sam as superior to
any other prepara-
)tion."' Says another:
.Ihave ust d ! it with
uniform success, and
can confidently, REQ
,ommend It Tor all
those complaints FOR
which it is offered az
a remedy. Sill a.
mother writes: II have
no hesitate 10 says
ing that it II a sAYF,
CONVENIENT and
very -e&cr cious M di-
cine. . % srs;t =
Proprietor
Chi"ago III. to whom
Idresse 'lU.lTH0snS
IL, New Oregon, Iowa, Geo.
j, Burr Oak, HapN 4 South
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28

On the night Of the oath inst, this
section Of Iowa was visited by severe
frost doing great damage to corn and
other unmatured crops. 1t was so
heavy as to completely skim over. wa
Ter staining ID cspoxsl places w., :,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28

3cEN-TW1GhT & @.
MAnulAc1urRs or
+ s. a j. . Is TU&,
S"pe'-Cart Of Soda, &C.,
And Sole Agent in the City of New York
Cream Of Tartar Substi, ute
INVENTED BY
Prof. EBEN N. HoRsroRD, of Har
ward University.
Office, II Old Slip, Hanover Sqnare,
CUP STAlRS,) NEW YORK.
The hg price which Cream OF Tartar
comma"d'dln 1854, together with the alar NJ
ing extent to which us dangerous aduDtcra-
ton had been carried with other cons rra
tions induced the distinguished Chemist
whose name is given above, to commence
what proved to be a long and lalo,ious s,ien.
tihc research. to discover substitute therefor
his efforts were crowned with abundant sue
cess, and hundreds Of thousands of hounds Of
the Substitute have been sold and USED dur nr
the last five years, throughout the United
states and the Canadas
The following true comparison its nature
ana the results OF It's use with these Of Cream
OF Tart l., Will convince the most ira cdulous
of its value
Cream Of Tartar is a bi-tartrate OF Potash.
This Substitute as a simple Pkosphate. ana
co"toias nothing but rhat is found an beef
steak, and IN corn, wheat and other te,eais
and IS Me,eto'c highly nutritious Ii also
mas henhh e'r'ng influence end suppli,s
haftor 'rh'ch there IS constant demQnd in
he system
II MS sold for amuca less price than
Cream Of 7a'tar. Ini7v4mU
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28

of IN Iowa is John w. Cowan, recent,
drafted from Mercer c.. Pr, resifen
] here IT the time Of enr llmcnt there
| He was IN the service at I he time III,
Transcription law passed, and from Pro
vost Marshal Gen. Fry's instruction:
is exempt. There is war song com
mencing Take your gun and 60, John,
that under the circumstances We cant
recommend to his attention. ---.-.~
At meeting Of New O'eg,n Lodge
No. $50 A., F. & 4 NJ, on the occa-
! son Of the death of q NJ.
.Munson, this. following proceedings
were had
Whereas. In the manifestations of
Divine Providence and His wise deal
ings with his creatures, it has please d
Him TO visit New Oregon Lodge No.
100 \. F. & 4. NJ. calling our dear
~ beloved brother. Caleb NJ. Munson.
from the Lodge Teri estial to TIE Lodge
Celestial. ..s
Therefore be it resolved, That in
this dispensation Of Divine Providence
this Fraternity is called upon to mourn
the loss of a greatly beloved and worthy
brother, who has enieared himself to
US by the tenaerest ties of humanity,
and by his devotion to the principles of
Free Masonry and his uutiring zeal to
the advancement or the cause of the
craft: ana to this community by his
rectituae and integrity in all the bus
mess relations and associations of life.
Resolved. That we deeply condole
with his afflicted family in their ire
parr thle loss Of kind husband and in
du gent father. who has been called by
the great Master from labor in this
earthly tabernacle to rofreshment and
communion with X ndred spirits in a
lodge where tronbles never come, and
the weary are ut rest.
Resolved. That these resolutions he
entered upon the minutes Of the Lolgr,
a certified copy he furnished under
seal 70 the bcreaved family of our de
ceased brother: and that they be pub
lished in the New Oregon Pl:im Dealer.
0. T. BREwER. W. NJ. Pro tenn
E. W. ALLEN, Secty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
P. G. NICHOLS, Secty.

In New Oregon. Angus, 81 Minnie E. only
daughter ofC. w. and Mary E. Goddard
aged II months and 81 days ..~
Close the door lightly, g..
Bride the breath, -
Our little earth angel
Is talking with death, d. ..... . : - ~
Gently he woos her, a. Z. 80 Era
She wishes to stay, &. - Eas l-@ :. g
His arms about her 81 ~ = = =
He bears her away. 80 ~
Music comes floating ~. =. 49,, - :.
Down from the dome; -rr
An els are chanting -.. ~r 3. ~ - -.
'EP The sweet welcome home, -, -.
come strich en- weepsr ..-- - -.
Come to the bed. T. o. -.1'
.. Gaze the sleeper -
Our idol isdead , a..
Smooth out the ringlets - ..> -.:c-cl
IF r Close the blue eyes - go - e ~ Lre
,zz No wonder such beauty a. 81. ~ 9 Sra z s..,
~ Was claimed in the sky - wE xu
~ Crsss the hands gently ? - ID
- Ger the white breast = -
So like wild irit p az -
,-s BIZ. strayed from the best y :. = ..
Bear her out SOFTLY
This Idol Of ours, q, - - 20
~ Let her grave slumbers Awe n.
.E Be mid the flowers, = ~: >.
~ 60 y 90 II y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
II STRAY PONIES.

II STRAY PONIES w.
= Fs Ell mp by Harlow Crowcl II Saratoga 1ovnship
Hcra' county. Isa the l7th Lev II luls 1853 two
-strav mustang ponies,uat dlr3 an mara with bsc
sni sil. white fac" and a. Fh.:a so5ts a brand
on tn" . n prH-Ee years old and
ADJ raised - Nty 4 illr< tn 9TH ich: roam mare
with whit :ace SorFsl Tsnr.aui ia With several whit
sp "a - i = N brand 'hl- .ht.h @l-,, .ed to he
2 - - year. ! aul appraised a., liars before
~. ti-Ias w ,frcs .. The Peace
JAY 81 It 1858. c. F. WEBSTER Co Clerk
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
MOSES NlLES. ,5-.7''.' /. =
Line Springs, ~. 49," 80. Iawa,., 4,

Would inform his friends and " pubic
generally that he he's opened Boot q Shoe
Shop at the first door west Of Moaltsns
Store c}He keeps constantly on hand the best
Of Eastern French. and Stanish tanned, cole
and Upper leather, which he will make up z"
srdey upon The most reasonable terps AL
work warranted ela.g Q, hAo4 g3na att 7Gs
Lima aprisxRsEsb 27th 1888; s.>A-
peov4tf MeSHS NAA7c
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
We also keep large assortment Of
STERESCOPES & . STERES0PI'

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STERESCOPES & STERES0PIC
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Fine Albums Mode to Order Congregations
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
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Ofthese we manufacture a great variety
superior in beauty ad dsrabhty to any others
The erna Ter kinds can be sent safely by mail
at postage of six cents per doz.
The more expensive can be sent by express
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28

H. SCOVlL. Proprietor
rs Randolph Street Chi"ago III. to whom
all orders should he addresse ITG0s
Sold by Clemmer & Mitchell, New Oregon, Iowa, Geo.
Bodies, Button, D. B. Colman, Bur Oak HapS South
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-28
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