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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

Official dispatches have been re-
ceived from Gen. Rosecrans up to
Tuesday night. His whole force had
beenconcontratcd at Chattanooga. The
rebel attack upen Ge:.. Thomas, on
Monday afternoon, met with a re-
pulse. There were indications that a
battle would take place yesterday, but
a dispatch from Nashville-hour not
stated-says that no fighting had yet
occurred Bragg telegraphs, under date
Of the Goth, that he had driven the
Fsderals from several positions, but
that they were still confronting him.
He reports the capture of 20 cannon
and $500 prisoners. Rosecrans, it is
reported, is being heavily reinforced by
Grant. A movement is being made by
the rebels, with the intention, it is sup
posed, Of intercepting Burnside. ,,
Rosccrans Is terrifying at Ch.ttanoo
! ga, and waiting for reinforeements t
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.


IN pursuance ola resolution Of tho Sosrd
Supervisor. OF Howard County. Iowa. ad
opted September 9Th 1863. and Of the Stat
ute OF the State in such care made and pro-
vsded, and in accordance with contract
made and entered into by and between the
county of Howard. wa party Of the first
part and George Greene, President Of the
McGregor " cstern Railway of tho second
part. copy Of which contract is appended
hereto. and by virtue of the authority vested
in me by law. and as required by resolution
Fsuch Board adopted on tho said eighth
day OF September A D 1863, do hereby
publish and proclaim, that at the general
election to he held in the tate of Iowa on
the 9Th day OF October 1863, at tho varioys
polls of election in said county, the question
Of aPprorriat NJ the Swamp and overflowed
Ian s Of Howard csnnty Iowa, to the Nc
Cregor Yves srn Railway for the purpose Of
aiding in building, constructing and equip
ping line of Railroad into said county up
on the term and conditions If said contract,
will be submitted 10 the sl.ctor. Of sa,d Co.
for Their approval or rejection, that the vote
will be by ballot and that the form Of the
ballot WI be rs follows to wit
For d mating Swa.np and owe, flowed lands
I" the NcGreg"r Western RI lwav Company.
Yes"
For donating SWAMP and ovsrAowed
lands to the McGregor Western Railway
oinranv. No'
l. te>tim NV whei eof have hereunto set
nv hand this 9th day Of September A. D. 1853
e +. WER> TER. Tle Of the Beard of
Supervisors Of Howard County Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
PROCLAIM AKRON.

70 all OF whom these presents shall come
greeting
WHEREAS, 1t is, by an Ac.or the General
Assembly ofthe >tate Of Iowa. made the du-
tv of the Governor. atlrast thirty DAYS be
fore any general election: to issue his proca-
nation. designating all the Offices to be filled
by vote OF all the electrrs in the State, or by
the electors of any Judicial District.
Now therefore. l. Samuel j. Ki,kwood
Governor of the >ts-e of Iowa, do by this. m
Proclaim stion. pnhl;sh an DECLARE, tn ut at
next general election, to be he d in this state
on the second Tuesday Of October next, the
tol loSin, Offices are TO bs ill, d, to wit:
The "f6ce OF Governor
The efhce CT Lieutenant Governor
The Office al Judge Of the 'uprrnc t'onrt:
Alec the Office OF Senator in the 18th sem
atoriaf D strict. compos, of the comfy o;
Kehknk, to fill the vacancy sccas;~ned hv
the 'al-ence of Hon. J. P. Teter in the service
Of the Tn ted States;
Also. the ufice Of Senator in the both Sen
atoral District. COMPOSED of the county Of
Jones, to fill the vacancy accustomed by the
removal of Ho, I'm. H Holmes therefrom
Also. the Office of 5. nator in the 18th sen
atorial District. composed 1T the county OF
Muscat,ne, t. fill the vacancy "ccas.oned M
TIVE re>iSnltiOn Oh t1ou w IMAM ", W ontI-
ward;
Also. tn Office of Senator from the 42d
Distr' ct to I'll the v:.ca CT occnsioned by the
absence lin the United States servceJ OF Hon
". " Bnrd ck
Whefef,re al eitizens and officers concern
cd. particularly thu Sheriff of the several
counties, will take notice and he governed
accordingly. :
~ In testimony whereof have here
IT, INTO set my hand and affixed the
80 Great Seal of the State If Iowa.
| D no at Des Noincs. thi. 20 dav If August
A D 1863. oithe independence of the I'M
ted states the the sghty-eighth, and Of this
| State the seventeenth.
By the Governor.
SAMUEL j. KlRKVOOD,
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
| n4stf
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reach hin, which arc expected to.

, reach him, which arc expected to
day. Tie enemy were in sight. ant
| making preparations Tor another en-
gngement. which WAS likely to occur u,
any hour. The rebels have taken 5000
or 40 0prisoners, besides large mum
Der of wounded ST..
Gen. Hallsck has ordered an. advance
by the Army Of the Potomac, and
Meade, it is ssid is nndouhtedIy nov
ing upon Gnrdonsville A considerable
portion Of the Federal army has reach
Ell the north bank Of the Rapilan. Ex-
pectations are entertained that battle
will occur previous to next Sunday.
Later advices ,iSSve been received
from Charleston. but there is nothing
If especial interest. The Federais are
doing good deal Of important work
the character of which is kept secret.
1t is believed that nothing Of moment
will occur for some weeks to come.
Complaints are made of the lack OF &C
tivity by the navy. The rebels are
husily engaged in strengthening their
works. The Cover, or Of Sonth Caro-
lima has called out all the arms bearing
population for State defence. ~
Gov Blair, of Michigan, has Just par
doned out Of the State Prison, John Nc
K'nnie, the defaulting rcpuhlio,,q Treas
urer of that State, after an incaree fstinn
of q little over year. This was expect.
ell, as a feAow feeling make wepdlous
kind While Mckinney was con$ictel
ola large defatoation after tris1 in Which
tie xh0se Influence Of 'he~ssAssadmin-
istrationt WAS excited in his favor, yet
heswas comparatively an innocent par y
to some Of his fellow THEY'VE.
among whom is an ex Treasurer. pre-
Sent Senator in Congress, an ex-Auiit-
or of the State, and other abolition f.-
vorites. Mckinney vas the scape-soat
Of the whole crowd: asd now he is set
free.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
mur1crcrs left their victim. Herman
and his friend met Shnrman,a foam on

murdercrs left their victim. Herman
and his friend met Shcrman's team o.
n run and Sherman haild them, toll,
then 'scme williams had killed him!'
lie got out IF his wagen and got in a.
gain, asking them to 90 with him quick
ly to the Four Mile House, only 100
rods ahead. They conducted him there
put him to bed and drove to town. Dr.
Moe was sent out, but the unfortunate
man was dead, or nearly so, when the
physician arrived. Herman saw two
men on his way to town, but he thought
the best way was to drive in and pest
the officers. Constable Comsitt was
aroused burt no trace of the two could
he discovered. Esq. Hurl|,ut was sent
for as Coroner and jury impanelled
VINO reported that the deceased came
to his death by blows with a club on
the head and about the temples. The
physicians, Drs. Moe & Price, con !uc
ted the examination; they certify that !
',hrec distinct blows were given onthe
head producing an incision one and
half inches in length. on the left emf
hence Of the frontal bone, a slight assure
IN the skull and confused wound on
he Temporal bone above the right ear
the latter blow beng the fatal cne.'
The money and effects ofthe murder
I'd man were untouched-the 'fiends
being frighted from their harvest. ESQ
durlbut has $500 recovered from the
body. These t,eo men stayed all night
N Sunday at the Four Mile House and
:arried club each-these clubs are:in
Of Esq. Hurlhut, and are roc.
'snized by the L,ndlord of the Four
Vile H use. Search is being made by
fifty men, but no clue has been obtained +
l hundred rum'rs are afoat. The de-
eased was most amiahle young man
nd WAS to he married next week.
North Iowa Times.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
HORRIBLE MURDER.

ALoNzo SHERMAN, Of Monona, was
beaten to death with clubs On Monday
night on his way homo from McGregor.
lie had sold a load or two Of wheat that
day and had the proceeds in his pocket.
Started for home at 7 P. M. and after
passing the White Springs two footmen
requested ride to Bulls Head. He
told them SIN welcome" In few min
ntes blow on the head from the one
behind. and blow from the one along
side Of him, rendered him almost sense
less. At the time, Chas. Herman and
II: IIirshfeld. Of this city, were coming
from Elkaler On fast trot and the
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
CONTRACT,

THIS contract, made by and between the
l. County of Howard n the State of Iowa,
party ofthe fest part. AMI George Cr.ene Of
the City OF h cago in the >tate of illinois
and his >ucce~sors P. dent of tho McGreg.
nr Western Ra lwav, pnrty of the second part
witne>seth. that SAID Railway company shall
locate and Construct a Railroad from point
on the NJ ssis>!p + yer in or near North Nc.
Gregor Iowa and extending thrrefrom west.
erly RI nth al! u"~"rl uuuuty. intersect-
ng;t within hre m les of the centcr Of the
Isl line thereof and cross NO the West line
of said oaunty-'o be 81 extended to the East
ne said comfy w;rhin two years fr.m
January LIST 1864 and to be extended, built
and eqn Tp d Indin running der thereto at
the expiration st the said tw" years
For the purpose. and with the sole view of
assist ny a til construction Of said Railroad
through the said Howard county, the party
hereto OF the first part shall aad hereby doth
grant to the said ,econd party all the lands
Known As swamp N rerf1,wcd lands be-
longing tn "a d county. ia the manner and
upon the CONDITIONS 70 low;ag. viz:
When the said Ra 1road shall have been
built, equipped and put in running order from
the said ln' Mt on the Mississippi river to q
20 nj IN raid county two miles W. .terly from
the E It line Thereof then the said Co. shall
aud will on demand convey to the said sec.
ond party, all its ght title and interest in
and to. one ha:f Of the said >wampor over
flowed lands belonging to said county, and
when the sa d Ra Dad shall have been built
"a tipped and put in running order to a point
in said county distant twelve miles westerly
from the East line thereof then the said
county shall and will convey t. the 3 id sec.
o"d part all its emaining interest (being
| the other half thereby of it's ght and tito
in and to tie said swamp or overlooked lands
belongi' z to and owned bv said crunty, it
being the intent of the said first party to
grant and convey hereby TO the said second
party all the lands granted by act Of ongress
being Swamp or owe, fcwed and belonging
thereby TO Howard county.
In testimony whereof the parties hereto
have set hereunto their hands this 9th day
of September A. D 1863
H. d NOBLE, Chairman Board Of Supervisors, Howard
! Co. Iowa
| GEORGE GREENE, President Of the McGregor Western
Railway Company. [n46v4tl
| n. B. Whitehousc, Secretary.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

DUBLlC notice is hereby given that tho
Il undersigned have been appointed ad-
m nis-rators of all the goods chattels: credits
and effects OF Caleb NJ. Nunson. ate of Hc.w-
ard county Iowa. deceased, and that rerrons
having claims against the sid estate are
hereby required to present them for settle
ment with the vouchers at the ..tore of the de-
ceased in New O egon lowe, within the time
limited by law and that persons indebt.
ed to said deceased by note or book account
are requested to CALL Upon one of the u, der.
signed ut the said store and make immediate
settlements If the s,me
Dated New Oregon Iowa, Sept. ., 1868.
M MER u L s, MNSSNsoN' .,-,.
JOHN O. MILES, (n47w4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
soaH DWIGHT Z %.
1AkCTAC1CIEs C.
&AkkR 'NT n r.

~ ~ SNA
sSpsr.CarI Of Soda, &c.,
And sole Agent in tho City of New York
Ceam Of Talta SUITS ,l,it
INVENTED BY
Prof. EBEN N. HoRsFoRp, of Har
ward University.
Office, II Old Slip, Hanover Son,re.
CUP STAlRS) NEW YORK
The high price which Cream OF Tart,s
commanded in 1884, together with the sInrs,
ing extent to which it's dang. rous adultcru-
ton had been carried with other consid,1n
lions, induced the distinguished Che mist.
whose name is given above, to connen,e
what proved to be a long and lnlo,icuA .cien.
tito research. to discover substitute 81 erctor
His efforts were crowned With al, ndan, sue.
cess and hundreds Of thousands OF rounds of
the Substitute have been sold and usee dur NO
iha last fv- years. throughout the Cni,ed
States aud the Cauudas >. 80
The following true comparison ofits nature
and the results Ut its use with those of C,e.m
OF Tart r, will convince the most Inc, cdulous
ofits value
Cream OF Tartar is Il bi-tartrate Of Potash.
This Substitute isa simple Phosphate, and
contains aothing but uhat is found ~ beef
steak, and IN corn. rheat end other te,tals
and* Therefore highly nutritious. 1t also
has health gicing influence. and supplies
nat for trhleh there is a constant demand in
he system
~ his sold for much les, price than
Cream q Tartar. nl7v4m?I
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
M,GREGOx.

MGREGON.
wa. Giles 4 BROTHER. dealers in Watch.
es. Clocks and Jewelry, have the finest Is.
tablishment and the best assorted stock
West Of the Mississippi; you want time
piece, call upon them for a fne Seth Thous.,
or American Clock, or gold watch. They
also have an endless variety Of 6ae Jewslry.
Fine watches repaired by Thorn in = work.
manlke msnner; and they warrant all
their work snSi al their goods to DO ~ rep.
resented. Inllv4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25

Dr S'sce's i"9a'l'ae LnimeNs Il prepared
eea he recipe 4 n. ateaAea Ssea. q ooaaecc. "a
eress bone setse sad 49, beea ussd 10 dis p..os s
the last t~en.y With astonishns success A. IN
external remedy, kis without rival and will alleviate
pain more speedily than any other preparation For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disordesi istruly inslble and
curative for s"r~s, Wounds. spralns Bruises &C., It's
soothing, healing and powerful s.renghins properties
cite just wonder and ACCOMPLISHMENT Of all who have ever
given trial. Over thousand certificates Of remark
able cures performed BY within the last two year, attest
this fact.
See advertisement. 80
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25

Al,cavs Get the Best. Especially
in getting Saleratus-as the hest costs
but . triae for years supply, and the
good costs but triAe more than the
poor. The best goes farther than the
poor, and is much more healthy. We
can recommend the Chemical Salera-
tus to be the best.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
LOST I! Az

CTR WE'D from the subscriber at Vernon
- -rrirgs on or about the 18th Of August
a Light SorrelH Horse; said horse WAS about
ten yea old short legged and heavy hoaied,
was al O marked with brand on each side
Of the fnce. around the nose. al.o around the
neck where the throat latch If tina bride
GENES. Whoever will return said horse or
give information whore he can be found will
be liherallv rewarded O .o +'af--
vssnea sYEinGs ~. -. ~. ls!sse
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the co.part.
~ nership heretofore existing under the
nsme and style Of Brown & Mitchell, is tn 9
day dissolved by mutual consent. Persons
owing the firm must call End settle up &C.
cording to terms Of credit or costs Will be
made.
New orssoa Sept I, Isse.
EN-. r. BROWN,
- ...s..=... trs q. B. MITCHELL.
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F.. l. H. T. ANTHONY.
A-nafaetures Of Photographic Materials,
sol BROADWAY. NY.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

Our Catalogue now embraces considerably
over Four thousand different subjects Ito
which additions are contin" ally being mad"l
of Portraits OF Eminent Americans, etc, viz:
72 Major-Ge~cral. S25 Statesmen,
ia Brig.-Gensrals 1927 Divines,
2-s Z olonels II6 Authors,
81 Lieut. Colonies, 30 Artists;
2O7 Other Ofcers lie Stage,
so Nary Ubieer., 49, P,om'nt Womem,
l47 Prominent Fore,gn Portraits
$500 COPIES OF WORKS OF ART,
I'cluding reproductions Of the most celebrat-
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alogues sent on receipt Of stamp. An order
for One Dozen PICTURES from .nr Cata-
logue will be filled on receipt Of $3.50, and
sent by mail. free.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25

CLOSING Our SALE.-Of large
burned stock of ready made Clntfing
Domestics, Dry G 'ods, Boots 4 Shoes,
1ats>& Caps. Furnishing Goods, &C.,
&C., the remains Of burned stock to
I've sold in ninety DAYS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
NOTICE OF NEW FIRM.

NOTICE OF NEW FIRN.
THE business y i'll be conducted 1t the old
L stand by H. r. Mitchell & D. w. Owen,
under tho n.ae and style Of Mitchell & Owen.
A share Of public patronage is solicited. No
pains viii be spared 10 give full satisfaction.
Sept. S. tsee. [nGwt
II. B. MITCHELL,
D. ". OWEN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
HO! EVERY ONE THAT THIRSTETH

HO! EVERY ONE That THTRSTETH
r1NO those that are athirst the unders;gn
L would say that he will he in the vicinity
of New Oregon for few weeks. and will he
happy toserve all those in need # WELLS of
pure water fre.h from natures pure fountains
He has every facility for drilling wells to any
depth required. and will guarantee sat,s'a-
ton in every instance. Terms reasonable
Good references given if desired.
Apply Mt B. Cha'in's Tin Shop, New
Oregon. or to DANIEL WHEELER. Deco.
rah, Iowa. June Is, 1863.
n35tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
SHOT! SHOT,! SHOT!!!

ORDERS for tho various size: ofshos SLED
~ promptly and warranted. Terms cash.
liberal discount - the trade. Address:
Dubuque Shoe AsnufsotuEing Company.
ueeveyfd pHev4ps lo~s
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"o t'so Keep S%S!Ks 'AsFortnent OF
= SrERESOpn
views.
Ouf Catalogue of these will DO sent to
any sddrt,ss on receipt Of Stamp,
: f.. & H. T ANTHONY,
Asnatt aeturfs Of Photographic Materials
SOL BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
,friends or relatives Of pr. minent military
men will confer favor by sending us thor
likeness to copy. Thew will be kept care
fully and returned uninjured
Fine Albums Mode to Order Congregation.
to present to their Pastor. or for other purposes
with suitable inscriptions, &c. n42m6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
our PLATFOR N.
A PEACE PARTY.

The Democratic partyis the friend and
advocate Of peace. As it would not make
war for the destruction of State institutions,
- it would not prolcng its existence to :ac-
complish such an end. 1t will hail with salts.
faction tho close Of the war. and a restoration
Of the Union upon the basis of>the Con<titu-
ton. standing pledged by its antscedents and
history to use all the means of honorable nc.
gotiation and compromiseto that end. 1t will
not consent toa separation of the States
Standing upon this platform it is prepared
to resist all assaults upon its integrity, advo.
eating peace and restored and unbrokcn
Union Of States
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25

Would inform his friends and the public
generally that he has opened Boot ( Shoe
Shop. at tho first door west OF Nonltcns
Store He keeps constantly on hand the best
Of, Eastern Preach. and Srap;sh tanrrd. sole
and upper Gather, which h. will make up to
order upon the most reasonable terms. All
work warranted ."
lime SPRING. Feb s7th 1869. 49,
p9Urttf M9SES NH8A
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.,T,,,NficR z

THE citizens of New Oregon Ts~nsalp
and VIC MY arc requested 70 a .et in
Saba & Moons Hail on Monday evening
next. Sept. 2Ist isss, to adopt plan and
specifications for building Bridge across
the Turkey River. Main st., in said town
Cohtr. ctors and Bridge builders are re.
qnested to present plans aud Suggestions for
said Bridge at the meeting. -.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustoos.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS

Of those We manufacture great var iety.
ranging in price from so cents tn $50 each
Our Albums have tho reputation Of be;ng
superior in beauty ad durability to s>.v o..ners'
The sma 'ler kinds can be sent raf.ly BE- mail
at = postage Of six cents per dos
The more expensive can DO SEM by express.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
DR.. HALLS
b A I. S A Nj
Cures all Diseases
or IHE
l. u N G S.
THROAT
FOR THE CURE or

Consumt,on. Decl,ne,.
asthma, Bro, eh,f,,,
Uast'ng Of Flesh,
Night Sueats, Spit
ting Blood, Hhoo,,ng
Cough, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Colds,
Coughs, hfrenso,
fhth.sie, Pa,s IN the
Side, and oil Diseases
Of the Lungs,
1T Is UNEQUALED
Halls Lung Bnlsam
in all cases, gives the
best satisfaction.
Has wrought moro
cures since It's intro
durtion than any
other cough medicine.
is endorsed by our
leading phys'ci ma as
the safest and 'esI
remedy now before
the public.
IL safe to use a.
mong children, and
yet powerful in cases
Of chr-nic pu!nlona-.
ny disease.
Brings in certi6-
estes a'm.'st daily Of
its wonderful cur .
in all parts Of the
country.
There is no me&-.
cine within oar
knowledge that has
acquired so great and
VIDE spread popular.
ity, III ~ short u space
of time. "a Hr. Hail.,
Balsan for the Lungs
Its ha ssuIM.c and
healing properties ,u;s
mag'cn 1t is high
" c4,cch'rwn aud
tonic. IL contains
no. a grain Of opium
or morphine. the mar
c"tic nm / astri',gent,
properties OF which
have created 30 much
prejudice against,
similar preparat ems.
We believe that a
medicine p sess'ng
real merits Will ti,c Ct
cures whea ever it 10
used. vt home, as
we'll "a abroad. DR..
Halls Bxlsa n, for the
lungs Is no 3tfeg0r,e'
preparation. hut ono
While if used in sen-
son, will save the lives
Of thousands. The
most distressing
cough ia frequently
r. lev, d by a single
dose. and broken up
in 4 few hours t me.
The afflicted dc not.
have to take hottie
after bottle e'Ors
they find whetherthis
rem~d, will afford
relief or not.
Rear what Phyeic-~
ians say Of DR.. Halls
balsam Says eas.
II, with confidence,
recon,men the Bal
sam as Superior to-
any other prcrnra-
ton" Says another:
.Thave us. d it with
II form success, and
can confidently rec
!; ommen1 II for alt
tho.e complaints for
| which it is offered az
a remedy" still a
mother writes: have
no hesita ton in Fay
ing that it il = eAyF,
loo kIENT q n d
very e&c eious medi-
cine.
>. Proprietor
Chicago. Ill. to whom
dfireseet
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
WET GO0DSl

The wtSle stock at same rates. Look
out for'<!te Big Red Sign.
Hnmmcrslough Bros, removed now
opposite Flanders House, Main Street
Nc Gregor Iowa.