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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02


a lew Of Us sent to work and with q saw
EAds Of a case knife, cut a hole through the
Foor Iear tie wall, ard then with an old file
vorkCd Gu. tie urrtsr between the bricks,
and made lCle into The cellar Of the next
buiidwg lu that cellar wle slyual Union
men cooking for US. Wewatched our chance
ard CICTT,d o Iote to Cu. WI Il we could
t<Ust as h. came me-. the hole. lie gave Us
JrCE-i iar. Ne tLtn removed alI tie bricks
between Tvs. I.ms, ald made 81 Tlac5 large
enough tY eat tlruueh. We lad to 90 this
work iu t.e-f.it. and work us5 lfs,ly. l.r
guar.s v-e v.ln five feet q wLare .ys
Eore ual1-. Tie hole vas made under
the cot Of Lent. N.fi.s.vha Was sick. thus
We could r-..uloi si-... TIE mon d. ,.c
cell.r v-.. It .t1e MY DAY times. and
were thea fully .uarl.d; 50 no help could
oome from them. ]. was slow work t4L.1-
cot brick afs- brick. bv ifrziny away a, T.
hard mortar and c.a'elt. Iu. a!:cra wei
We .a+. .-.. r4-.-.s. fIr.prh r.y.IIs .l
the cellar. into -fe sf..s. le..rd Tleg
same the pi1Lt ta start Wiz Cgeerrese r.r
mads orr I.-.. ant ti.-s. and o.. aI.-rau -l
Or Oh! fttl. e --arru. Fix ..L.Ii.t1l.
cellar. a...s-.. -.r... D. and on tacl..
that would tu-lrt1 dies stree. wc uo.eJ
SsrkIv w, I.ar7et.tir --.tard H.
mlva1 tio hid Is ,.rg.Js-slv and looked cut.
It " r.s--n, I-rd and WIS rs Glrk ~. a
Gure.on. "A Aol.-i.r.r5.t.t.l lcvs." wIis-
rey,d i.Are1,g .u 75.sy ?"
"Yes.7
Conc OH. then
Al M. ,-r,,.+ a as. ,f Ii-I,t,.;r,. liz
nm h. 4.4l1,.e. and I..,s ,-.a,Iy fhc f,-,L,
I'm. rs5r-,s mn ,s...-.,.e, in n q s.,qe-
.UFf Do ,..-,r g. linn - NYcv.itrE
70 see tf,u r'tye n T,n. twenty. fifty
.,.,.e.,.' "a ,.g. .re .f.,,td
"Bs,1ave6..' mas s;i.enut,'I,dvorIasvc as vc
saw IIat- I.e,i s,.oltis tao tC,u iacei 10
gua.d tbs alley. Fixing lack tie lrcls and
Husirg a.. tLires as to!crc, We aEain sought
cur prison, with loaIts fllCd with glcOm and
hate. We WATCHED ,yCy uigIt ior long
!Te' lu' tie guard wee always there every
t.. I,t,i,. ,,,. .,, t,Id that anat-
,,,n,.t g., - =, -, a., ,.c,rc INT aid
ro+ irr,,,r ~ - ~ =. T.. s'rc no, VIII.
inc to Isvc ~ lrt,ber,d in he sttemTt.
Tbe ipi.rusr was d,ubrIess 2 fellow frtm
R,lt,u,re .,,etsr9,d unian man but "A
svu,atbisar vii, ,be ,eHeIs
The rebels were v.ry Glad 70 get UnlteI
States money ard cave us Two dollars Con
leder.te lor ono 81 TTpite,. States Treasury
Gold sid I'll $40 rrr cent.
The following Is Il list Of uriccs paid by us
Lo- articles r.prcLescd ia the CITY for rs by
one os oar ,iards.
S,.,-.'- l;O cg,,,s moi, IL
Cofee q. so per 10.
Ruttsr q an - =.
Lard 81 cts q -
D.. & cO ,,c- t,sb.I
o. Il "a - A.
pe,.,o- : On Isr1.
Ttrii,5 q S0 g =.
49,, e. Fo ,,r bo,tl.
III case oi S!ekhess' on surgeon cei''nca C.
6TanGy SiOCU Per pln'.
nhskey So'oU
QniIIne S-o'oV pr a.
. Inc Oi0eh"uo uoh huf' 'nem any
Prom my journal Of April, 1862:
There are thousands of uoor people here
.1',t-;,,-, 49,, m - IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

POSITION OF TIE ELEVENTH VI. RIoIHEsr
"A correspondent ot the Rutland H.rad
writing irom Fort NJ Issachusetts under date
Dc. 10. gives the position of the llth Vt.
regiment as follows
Companies A and X at Fort tten,-Com-
panies Z, Z, q, and II. One mile west, at
Font .Ocum. which IL re-. iin, ntai headquar-
ters-Lompanles b, Z, ID and |. together
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

Emile de Girardin. the famous editor Of
she Paris Prose-, has returned to his desk
after voluntary retirement of some years.
In his inijiatoTy glance uver the important
events which have occurred during bis inter-
regnum. be says, the Car has taken the
had in a measure /" which President Lincolr.
has LOO long recoiled from" and" President
Lincoln [by prOelaiming Emancipati9nl has
ended wnere he should have begun such
is the judgment of the Liberals OF Europe
ritLCut exoeption.-k Y. Tribune.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

BIG HoGs.-Mr. Tristan Conner, of Shell
burne, gives the weight OF three hogs. l3
months old, raised and slaughtered by bin
as fuliows Alb lbs AS ibs, 495 lbs.. and
one Is months cd, GIG lbs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02
Miscellaneous.
SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY.

ss EKPERIE1 CID BY ONE WHJ SPENT THIBILsN
BOMBS n RICHMOND d" BLACK HOLE
CHAEIsTCN JAIL, CASTLE PiACKSET,
G0LUNBIA JAIL, RICHMOND HCsPiTAL,
SALISBURY PRISON, BELI ISLAND.
AND A FEw OTHER HcLEs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02

with the hospital, still further west at Fort
Massachusetts This Fort is about four
miles north OF Washington on 7th ST., the
direct road from the city to Frederick, Md.
Il mounts about twenty guns.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02
The Washington correspondent Of Walton's
Journal writes as follows:

The Washington correspondent Of Walton'a
Journal writes as follows
TUESDAY, Dec. %, 1862.
An item or tao OF army matters. Col. Lord
of the 9th Vermont and Capt. Hope Of the
% Vermont were honOrablY discharged on
the Goth inst. Both due to bad health, un-
qucstionably, as both have been officers Of
great energy and good reputation. am
authorized, officially, to say that the Yer
mont Brigade (Smith's acquired great credit
at the late battle at Fredericksburg. Its
movement was witnessed with admiration by
a large part Of the army. lhe % and Sd
Vermont were attacked by three rebel regi-
ments, but this superiority in numbers on
the part Of the rebels was Of no avail. They
we're beaten. The fact ia that our brigade
performed its share Of work for decisive
victory; but other portions OF the army were
r1t 50 llrtunate.
The Cabinet is as it was nobody hurt.
The President declined - accept the resig-
nations and MessTs. Seward and Chase re
.umed their desks. suspect thst injustice
was done TO 5 crctary sew, ri IN the state
mcnt Of the first vote of the $ nate caucus.
| TIE statement was that by 10 % l3 the re-
iEu1ti1n Of tie Secretary was asked. Ii is
nly said that the reverse was the fact the
r,.olution was negativei by that vote, when
f. wss unanimously agreed 70 suggest re-
| --nstruction Of the Cabinet. Another cor
r1ctiln il due The Senators intended nei-
t'er causurs Of any member Of the Cabinet,
'.r q revolution to correspond with the
fsL1c-ltic victories in tie late elections. |
. VA r1t f..reitl- clvc I've how the last idea
g c4'i be entertained by anybody, and | am
snra that no republican Senator ever enter
uin-d II What was and is wanted was
l,afig IN the CGime.-a well defined and
vigorous policy, vigorously aud uuanim
ous'y and per,istently sustained That
/ am persuaded is what the Senate was
after and that | tore will be secured.
Ilc President, the Cabinet and the
&c row understand clch other, aal l=-
us hope that good will come Of it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02
News Of tile War.

News Of tile War.
BANKS EXPEDITION P 4 S s
KEY HEST,
REBEL RAID IN MISS.
THE FEDERAL FORCES OCCUPY WIN
CHESTER
THE ALABAMA AGAIN.
TINE EAMSHIP ARIEL CAP
URED.
EEN tsAEES EENE nYTT FANS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-02
REBEL RAID IN MISS.

THE ALABAMA AGAIN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

Among the zany certificates Of the excslsncs and
merits OF these Pianos, would refer 70 the fooE-
ug:-
MR. W. KEABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir.-I have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried yoE SQUARE
Pianos, and md them equal, II not superior, 70 any
IA this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, s the evenRess Of tone, the agree
Abla and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing
you ali the succcss you so highly deserve,
---- ] am, ,sir, yours Very truly,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14
MORNING LEADER.


s- Foreign Facts aud Fanctes'
More than 900 persons have visited
Mont Blanc the present year
DO The celebrated air, aRichard mon
roll is said to be the rallying cry Of the
French Bourbonists. ..- I.
, Tom Taylor is writing 8 life Of Sir
Joshua Reynolds.
= Irish power loom linen (coarse) is now
produced at II cents yard.
Some Of the Brahmins in India have as
Emany as one hundred and thirty wives.
This belts the MOrmens out Of sight.
An adventurous youth, recently visiting
Mount Vesuyius, fell into the crater and
lost his life.
sas The value Of Irish goods, exported the
present year into the United States is g., :
1S3,772, and came in Alb vessels.
There are forty-two sovereigns in Eu-
rope. In this country there are thirty
millions, and very few without crown.
sehtepkine, the father Of the Russian
stage At Moscow, q performer for forty
years, is dead.
The use and abuse Of tobacco is still the
subject Of much controversy. The Lon
don Atheneum says that as the habit of
smoking has increased in England, that
of deep drinking has gone out. That is
something in favor Of the smokers.
NJ. About has just produced q story
called q Madeline" illustrating the sue
cessful career Of lorette. Il is illUstra-
L. Il L.
class we'll known in France and of the
popularity Of such topics in thst country
.g The harvest homes celebrated in Eng.
land are taking g new form. Hitherto
terminating, according to the authority Of
Lord Curzon, in "riot and debauchery,"
they sre now changed into q thanksgiving
service in the churches, feld-games, dance
on the green and tea party.
"A very curious affair recently occurred
il France. A newspaper in the Garibal-
dian interest of the title of Ro11aO Korts,
became an object of alarm to the Roman
police, which attempted in vain to discover
its place Of publication. The friends of
the King of Naples, equally opposed to
the Pope and Gsribsldi, undertook to sup
press, It 1" on their own hook" and sue
ceeded through the treachery Of woman
who was in the secret The press and ma
terials were carried away privately by an
armed band, who did no other mischief.
An English traveller, writing to the Lon
don Daily News from Niagara Falls, on
the 9Th Of August, uttered the following
prophecy Many leading English think
ers and the liberal press have already
sided with the Union and 1t only wants
time for this nucleus to swell into a ma
jority Of Englishmen. Let only war be
STAYED of by the moderation Of both Gov
ernments, and England will decide rightly
in Americs, as she has done in Italy, and
pronounce as leudly for freedom and the
Union as she pronounced at first for the
unholy rebellion"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

To Msssrs Wm ERABE & Co., Baltimors:-I can
not bat congratulate you upon the immen8e pregre@
and imprOVements which you continually make On
your PianOs, vhich,in my opinion rank anons the
very best IN the country. n. M.STkAAOSOH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14
TRANSPORTATION.

EB-ThIs Well Known Line Of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects at Ogdens-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14
Every Plano warranted for Five Years.
ono pIInO IIp EEluuEuus TlEEHIH nraaua

ALSO-ON HAND.
KsloSe0s5, SMALL InssTumSBtI, Strings, fS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14
1000 BARGAINS +
In All Kinds of Dry Goods

LII AL Minus OI Ofy 0Oous'
Bargains in sHIRTINGs,
sHEETINGS,
CLOTHS,
G FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
Il CLOAKS,
a sHAWLS,
q BLACK SILKS,
q CoLORED SILKS,
/" MERIN0Es,,
"a ALPACAs,
G DRESS GOODS,
Il H DeLAINEs,
W HOSIERY,
Il GLOVES,
Il WHITE GOODS,
LACE GOODS,
MEMS WRAPPERS,
{" DRAWERS,
1t LADIES WRAPPERS
DRAWERS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
d" B0NNETS,
{" /" RIBBONS,
HATS,
tt RUCHES,
FLOWERS,
Bargains in BalmOral Skirts.
Es-WhiIs thankful for past fsTOrs, solicit con.
tinuance in the future.
I.P. SHERWOOD.
octgl 5t2 and "a suTsrlor-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

l62, good fTuit and we'll Price e. 80.
FARMS FOR SALE.
Il acres two miles from the City, about 30 rods rol

"a acres two mies from the City, about 30 rods from
Eucld-St., on the Crawford Road. A good Farm
House and Barn. we'll stocked with Fruit Of all
kinda Price 3 900. Terms to suit chaser.
Is acres in Euclid y miles from the city. timbered,
new house, price i45 per acre Terms cay.
Farm in NeWburgh, five miles from ths ctty-l5
acres timbe5ed, 3 acres improved small frame
house good barn and COW stebie, stream OF never
failing water and small orchard.
100 Acres, on which is a bed Of Iron Ore 80 miles
above LaCJrcsse- wOnld exchange.
10 Acres in BrOoklin, White Frame House, Good
Barn, and fruit Of all kinds.
~ Acres on Spangler Avenue brick house, marble
mRnties, etc.
IV3 Acres ia Indepsndsnse, % acres improved, bal
ance timber. Price f35 per acre. Oet24
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

r.n.lstion-fFrom the Frene6.1 r

Abs and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wis6ing
you all the sueceas you 50 highly deserve,
am SIR, yours very truly
granslatlOn-tFrOm tho Ffsnoh.l +
90 il l. Impossible not TO bear testimony to their
qualities, which have acquired for thom the eminent
nanuiactnre, on which have played, are exceeding
Ii remarkable " their qualities Of T0lE. The baE3
sweet clear aud hfEmoniOusly mellow, lehrystlianO
AID do not hesitate TO express IN regard TO these IN
they are equl II not superior 70 the best mAnliao-
tured in Europe this country By the most ceebra-
tsd mskeTB. IsiEnsdl L. n. GOTTsOHAhK-
To Messrs. Wm. EEAsE 3 Co., Baltimors:-I can
not bat Congratulate yon upon the immense Hregre5
yOur Pianos yhioha my OPini0Pi rsRR s4 nPSss ne
very best IN the country. A-SIhAAOSOAs
Mr. Gro. A. BARLOW ;-Tho5s noble Instrumen1
possess immense resources Of power and eIprelion.
he bass ssonOrOus and grand the middle reg5ters
rfcb and sympEthetic while the high nLtea are bril-
liant clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale "a even without single 1Aw; the seton
q. +,th ana r,aTva0TsV easy and the pedal ELECTS
the fneat Of which the Pianof0rte "a susceptible.
Ia word, - hnao @ s6lbs ' ~ ~ rss1 y ne s5
ELIHA BHEPHERDs
MIG. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives ne plsssGE
20 state that consider the knabe Piano equal 70 Az
and superior to most Instruments made II th9 coun-
tn, especially in richness and volume OF tone.
Having used one Of the same ior ten Or moro hour
mendnQ them 10 al who are Hnacquainted with theiF
"Trsat qualities" an, resPaStfnl{ y91rs,
d. Q. p. LEAHEDs
Teacher Of MusIc Cleveland Fsmals seminar
g. A. BARLOW, Dear 6ir:-lt gives ne mEen Rlsa1
ure to be able 70 say, that considsr Anaoes EAno
he nest both in volume and sweetness, which have
tVer plAysd upon, either IN America OF Europe.
Theps dAls operate with better enect than n any
otherina truments; and IN gsct, Knabe's motto may
truly be, Excelsior" Mrs. y y. pOg9LAsB
Tssehsr of MuHio, OleVolAnd.
Prot 81. J. N0THNAGLE, Teachsr o. ml1io IN the
OHIO State Blind Asylum, writes - After examining
a alarEe number OF VIM. knGbs Cos Piano Aortels
Iunhesitatingly pronounce them superior % any
have sesn Their tone 10 grand and noblei they nave
7rest cauacfty for sustaining the sound and their
Volume Of tone or power have never heard eLceieds
They combine with q fine touch, dspths sweetness %
tone, purity and durability"
tgFhat the Knabs Piano is superior 70 AL otheEl
made in this country, for brillianoyi sgeetneI and
Toume Of tone needs only to be heard % convince 30
the fact ~ State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
auRls:RZ7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14
PIANOS.
RNABE'S PIANOS. 60
IA MIN
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
no. 8 EucIid-st., Cleveland, Ohis

P l A N o s.
From the celebrated mandatory OF WM. KHABk
& CO., Baltimore These Planes have the full iron
ments and for volume and OF tone easy and
agreeable action, durability, and hnish superior
Piano. should not fail instruments bsforS
purchasing elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

4 LITTLE. DEALER in REAL
4 IL ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
and o large lot Of Farms and Farming Lands In
his State, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
EEOnioe over No, 80, south side Of Pub. Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

More than 900 persons have visited
Mont Blanc the present year
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

7 AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
I 4 has constantly on hand large number Of i'm
proved Farms Tor sale for cssh or on time. AlsO-a
variety OF City and Village Property and choice
Farming Lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin aud Missouri
which he will exchange for Farms City or Personal
Property. OHoe In AtEatsr Building, Nos. Z and 5,
I'd floor. mhylz
ID EAL E5TATE.-E. N. KEY ES,
HI formerly o. the firm Of Littles 4 Keyes,J hes
opened Rsai Estate Once in ROuseB Block corner
o. Huperior-St and Public Square, and has constantly
on hand several Thousand acres OF hrat quality Earns
ing LandR IN the States OF Iowa. Wisconsin and Hi1a
gour to 0xchRn for city country property; alse
Cor all kindA OF personal property. PArt,cash paid
W.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14
REAL ESTATE. 90
DRAYTON & sTOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
omos No. s AtwHtOr BHilding; Entrsnes through


HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALE
Brick Dwellings, Eos Io4 and los Euclid Street.
Lots running through to Huron street. Very
desirable property.
Lot on Michigan street, 34xI55 feet 81 900 down and
the balance IN one, two and three years.
Frame House on Huron street Lot 81 fest front,
running through to High street.
Frame House on clinton street, near Duane street.
Lot s5x 75 feet. Price : Geo.
Tgo-StOry Frame House on Lake street, opposite
Clinton Park. Lot 66xls3 feet. Price % so.
Frame House on st. ClaIr street. Lot 4fxis0 feet.
Price 81 go.
Frame House on Sibley street. Lot 55xli3 feet
Possession given LIST Of April.
House and lot No. s75 Kinsman Street, lot l0Ox53O
house has all the modern improvements Of hot
and cod water and Gas throughout, furnace,
marble mRntles, &c.
LARGE new and elegant brick house and barn, cor
nsr Rinsman and Forrest Street. lot 225x3e5.-
Terms easy.
Bri house and lot on ST. Clair Street, near Bond,
good fruit, water gas, &c. a very desirable prop
erty to rent or for homestead
Frame House aud lot 439 hiasman Street. S2L3O0,
good we'll Of water. fruit, bnrn, &C. Terms easy.
Also lot in Of above Orange Street S2Kl25.
Price $40 per fOOr.
desirable house and lot In Hudson to exchange for
city property
Frame house and lot No. lN5 Knsman Street. lot 50x
l62, good fIuit and we'll. Price t2y5U0.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-13

- E & 2 q. "a I. 81
No article ever before introduced to
the rnhlic has equalied the LorIp Gur
rA-PErcHA fer coating TIN or ~fhor roofs
"ew or old. One gallon. costing : l.5o.
will thoroughly coat from 900 to 800
feet Of roof. and this coating will rem
der the roof perfectly waterproof, and
will last three times as long as whit"
lead OR other paint. FOR covering roofs.
ethcr new or Old we repeat, it has
no equal for durability and sheapnesa and
we offer it to the public fully confident
Of its intrinsic excellence, and with a
warranty that it will do all that We
claim for it. Sold in barrels Of forty gal
'ons each, at > liberal discount to deal
crs Address ali orders .,
. ssREA nv fsl,oFl "; 30,
us. l2mos) % Cedar street, New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-13
p DIR. J ROVEE DODS'
Tmnn ial W inc Rittfrs

Are r,-enarai nv m eminent and Ski FIJI
~ vs',isn who asHsei thcm -"ccrssfu'v IN
hi= nract:cc fnr tho last twortv fvn vnara The
n-or~'etnr before purchasing the exclusive
r;"h' rnrnufnr-nra and soil nr J. Roven
Dn1.' Ce'e'r~tod Imnrria' VIM R;tfo"a. h21
thnms tested hv two DISTINGUISHED medical
rrart onarS who rronouucea them a variable
remedy far disease. H...:4s
Althoueh tho medical mon of thr rorn'rr.
nc q ga eral thing 81 rr"ovn ~ natnnt "ed;-
r:res vet VIC do net 'o'ievc that n reeoe"ta.
bio ph vsician can be found n thn United
SF.,tes srnra;ntnd w IL ~ err medical rrn,'",.
.'nS who w net h:~'lv ~. ~O~n DR.. J. b.
we Dolls T,np.rioI VIM RiHers
In all n WHY 1Attlod n,ares whr~e thn"n j.
always large quantity rf ancar'n~ tmhc~
som vi; b a ,ro;snnona niasna ;s crrrt"d
= $50 histe"o shou'd be used cve~v mnrn:ng
Nar.rn hraok fast f|
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-13
- DIR. L 4 CROOKS
- PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
Oh THE
Physo'osica! View # Marsiase.

$50 PAGES AND TO TsNlR Price only rwg,r-
try-s Sen, fr, 81 ,e 20 ell parts of the IN
, On Tho ins-7i.,r. of vo,h and maturity disclosing
.,e Art fair, ,r,,, s,xca nj all -es ca,yns debility
rrryc.,cs. -c-, r-,r, no,ni.s.,o, ~ IN. henri
s,r'al emissions b,si,-s de-
fcctiyr r. pt;yrs,,s, AND nssI,ule with conics
don % mr. r,rr interests ~ v ,r,i,- ssfsa Nsq
lsqo S.na,nt, and 1, Ymrry Married Lady Sc. &c ri;a
,yhh o9v,ssr W rnsr-rs and ,So- consn,r ,tir-
race. who sn.Hrsar d-u. their rhYsoei condition
ann w''o nv, c,,,l,ns OF nnyn5 nast,gu s nu'''
. mo PF''''s''' :" WNcA every "li" os'"a ~ s''
W." - ,,,, .,,,, - $40, -. -. ..,-,,
Y" ~ w, ;eH .t'' =, w, ~ , go
o y. -; Sc, u =, - 80, -. a., NV
''F"~, 80, 'U d ,,IS.o. y, WI. g.
w, "Hnnss "' .E ,"cr lS"er ,a, m.es go We
80 q,,,.nr.s sr wars ~, osp,S wv ,r,r.r
w. how. a,n,.r aro.s. ,n.b of rr time in VISITING
Tiyr Er.ROpI,.v lyDSprT,IS awaiting ourselves # -
E,,r,,,> =, ~,s,,r,h,s rr.,S most shcs psysf-;,,s
a. s,--.7ns In Fr,rnna ana ne Contueu, Thnsa VII,
.ha,rsrves ,r our care will ~, NY have the ,r -
s. ,..hs r,,,v WV M vrrI., ,Clo rr,,pnIr%
> rn ~ s,a,,, e. o.r,'rrr into r,,r pra,tire nnl
,,,i- NAV -A~, as<,r. of ~. sane zeal assautv
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-13
"a THE ORIGINAL
HOW SEWING MACHINES.

Fssahls he'd in ls45--Perfccted in 1862
4pEHENT and i,nrov ant improvements
- havi.,. been rrt I" this nchino renders
I now the ~ st perfect before III public; and
~ W onS a. DIST ,nre can order IA Mach y"
vi + a enaran'ee Gifts prompt ,nd safe d..
',yqrv ard hat they will lie n ia TO m nag"
t t, THEN eut,r s:..isfa"t on M more hrcnk
no Needles, Non,ore MiS ng It tchoS !. Ne
rnul,'o N IA king any garment hn"eye'
delicate or heavy ON the same :ch ne. i.hcr
cnnhr'c clol,. o" leather: and 10" d~ees
makers. shirt makrr~. tn lors. hat-h'ndnss
o".hind"rs. or c.iser fit ng. as ve' a. fer
evary variety ot f. milv sewing. THEY UAvt
y, .rp.p,ep. and vii he sold at much !"
Z, rive han any other Mach ne capable of do
ny the same range Of work.
Send for ?e>crir'iye Catalogues OF style
aud nr eos. iew responsible Agents will
be dealt with heEalav
Address Tn !9zIH1E Srwing h'eh'oes ,
437 broadway, Na8Vork tn47,3yt
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-13
"vs~r - n-%.

TIE many cartife,taa whi"h have hnT,
,arinrnd Ms and the le.fe-a which "" arr
iailv rorcicn@. are cnrr'ue'va nroOf that
ar,n- -hn W ,nna these R'ttprs have given n
s7t;ef-rf;o- which ~ sthnr hav" d0rn
haFnrn No ,wonsa, in. tire !ani should he
" fiGgt tram. md those who once use them
I'll MT Cyl "a knnr q s,cnir
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-13
. 1IEU> OF iNrERE T TO ION>UMp-
s@g

l. lTEU> OF iNrERE T 70 ON>UMp~
Y TINES.
CteJ ~ Raam. We have heard 80 much
"A! L i've wonderful curative pnwer "i DR..
Ni>tarn Bsl>am. in MI stages oi diseased
lunr', tina wn b0' safe ~ reu,mIu. ,1'r !, II
%? gcnSral Il c Tor coughs, colds, Bronchitis,
GO.
Il Rcmt'y :hat ares When lnhnhng
ander any III ease ~C the roat mn lungs
estns,ncd shat speedy relefran be obtain d
w nsn5 d. WiStar,S Bt'sam OF Wild Qrry.
l., succc>s in such c,.s,- il unparalleled.
7T.snr's vil risrry Ba'srnn scientific
comb nation OF th> ncsiva principle in the
N / ChcGry Ruk anlIM, is doing wonders
il tha way u a!Iev.itiaS All lung Diseases.
: seems % care those obstinate cases that
n,:hin1 Il will reach.
. -! neglect a CatS- ,a.wcyer s';@ht
/ = l. Hrdy ,Ac,>ii,,e wilr'n H. ~ dc remedy,
k " s,rr'a VII 'ucrry .'>asn is within
,nGr rrHCN. Til : j. in nctrt ~ cases Chcv.
tunl No lam y shou,.. he win "a, it.
Fl. >CpY L. Proprietor.
Sab dy s.l druggists ....