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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
THE FIGHTING OF SATURDAY.

The battle RECOMMENDED at daylight on
Saturday, but the firing was desultory and
scattering. No fierce attacks were made by
either side. Both Generals were intent on
strategy, and neither anxious to bring on a
general engagement. Lee seemed intent on
cutting our communication Uia Germauia
Ford. Grant appeared utterly Indifferent to
this, and seemed to court it by Withdrawing
Sedgwick from his position aud threrpia;; IL
back by Germania Ford, near his own head
quarters, and passing Burnside out on the
SpOttsylvania Court House road, threatniDg
Lees line of communication.
A new line of battle was formed BY a
change in the positions of the corps. and ex-
tended nearly north and south. This gave
Lee the choice of being cut off from his Cap
ital and risking everything upon the days
battle.
At P. M. Burnside held under way to
SpottsylVaua. Lee bade.hroWn infantry to
our right and drove in our cavalry pickets on
the Germania road. The result could only be
precipitate retreat on the part of Lee, TO
prevent our army from being thrown between
himself and Richmond, or a deadly contest in
open battle that could only end in his extermi-
nation. He soon discovered his error, and TO
all appearance had started in hot haste for a
line of defence; some think he formed on North
Anna river, while others are equally certain
there is no tenable position for him to fall
back to between this and Richmond
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
FRIDAYS BATTLE.

WARRINGTON, May 9.-The following is con-
densed from full accounts received this evening
from the front. A column or two of details
are left out through fear that on account of
the storm along pant of the line, the wires may
not be able to get it through.
The battle on Friday lasted through all the
hours of daylight, but ended without decisive
results. Sedgwick, with two division, Pick
ett's and Wright's, held the right. Next to
him in the center was Warren with bis corps.
and Stephens division, from Burnside's corps,
On the left was Hancock with his own divis-
on, and Getty's from the 9th. Burnside form
ed the reserve, and his men were thrown in
from time to time as the eKigenoies OF the bat =
tie demanded. The right had orders from
Grant, through Meade, to advance at five o.
clock, but Ewell, who lay opposite, took time
by the forelock and himself advanced quarter
before five much to Sedgwicks disgust. A
spirited action ofan hour ensued, and By six
o'clock the rebels were pushed back, each side
holding ground upon which it bad spent the
night. The loss was severe on both Sides
This action on the right was hardly over, till
Hancock, Oh the extreme left, became engaged,
Longstreet and the rest of the rebel forces Op.
posite, having all attacked him. Several
hours of heavy Fighting followed. when this
rebel attack was repulsed like the other. BY
2 o'clock all was quiet, aud Lees attempts to
turn FIRST our right and then our left, had
been successfully defeated. For time the
rebel movements we're shrouded 10 mystery,
and our own side scarcely ready to go to hunt
them, awaited the developments. By IL O..
clock they came. The rebels again made q
heavy attack on Sedgwick, and part Of War
reu's Corps. Sedgwick promptly goes in, and
after sharp action, drove Ewell back to his
second line Of hastily constructed works.
Here they stand and the action continues
6ercely. Warren now wanted 10 aid Sedg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Ice! Ice! Ice!

nj MILLER most respectfully informs the citizens
4Ao of Delaware that he prepared furnish ICE
by the season or hundred weight. All orders prompt
ly attended to- May I3, 64
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Butter and Eggs,

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for Butter, and FIFTEEN
L CENTS for Eggs, until further notice, at
May Is, 1864. DONAVIN'S, Evans Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
DETAILS OF THURSDAYS BATTLE.

New York, May 3.-The Tribune has q
letter from the army dated Thursday night
which says: Early this morning the march
was resumed in the direction OF Tod's Tavern,
/ which point was reached before noon and
| troops placed in line of battle at u NJ Gen.
Wilson, commanding Kilpatrick's former cav
alry division, made his whereabouts south,
west Of the tavern and in the vicinity of Shady
Grove Church, where for three quarters Of an
hour he was engaged with large body of rcb-
el cavalry and considerable force of infantry
by whom he was gradually forced to fall back.
Had not the darkness of evening prevented,
the night would have found Gen. Hancocks
command at Shady Grove Church with War
ren on his right. By this maneuver, we would
have occupied the pike running in north
western direction from Germania ford on the
Rapadan. The movement of Lee soon reveal
ed his real design.
Gen. Warren was directed to attack Hill
at once, which he did about II A. NJ A de-
termined fight of one and halfho ensued,
in which Warren drove him from his position
with great loss. Grifin's division of the 5th
Corps led the attack and suffered severely,
nearly 900 being killed, wounded and miss
ing. Finding his attempt to break our center
futile, the enemy next attempted TO interpose
an overwhelming force between Warren and
Hancock, the latter of whom. in accordance
with orders, was marching his corps rapidly
to form junction with the former. Fortu-
nately his advance, consisting of fBirHey's corps
came up just in time to circumvent the rebel
general who, at 2:30 P. NJ, commenced ter
rife onsaugt on the division of Birney,
Gibbons and Getty. The latter had been
temporarily detached to form the extreme
left of Hancock's command. The fight ragged
until some time after dark, and resulted in
the complete repuls of the enemy at all poin is.
Our loss does not probably excC de 1000 men.
Scarcely any artillery was brought into requisi-
ton, the character of the ground rendering it
useless. The battlefield is covered with q
thick growth of underbrush and medium sized
oak trees, and it is owing to that fact that
our losses are comparatively light. Our cap
lures in prisoners are about five hundred =
When Hancock's corps retired toward Par
kers Store, three hundred Of the 18th Pa.
Cavalry, under Major BruntOn, sent to relieve
the pickets, several miles below on the Spolt-
syvania road, was attacked by a large body
of rebel troops, and driven back to Tod's Tav-
ern in confusion, and quite number wer taken
prisoners by the rebels.
A great and perhaps decisive battle viii be
fought tomorrow. All are enthusiastic over
the success Of to-day, and speak confidently of
the movement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
LATEST DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, May ia special to
the Times says it is reported that Grant
has fanked Lee both on the right and
left. A terrible battle occurred yester-
day. Lee was driven across South An
ma river, and Grant is still in pursuit.
OFFICIAL
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
To HORSE DINERS!

Dr. Sree''S .fh,Me Li"im:nt Fr Hor,es
is uarvaed by Any, and in all cases of Lamenes arising
from sprans Bruises Wr:nching, its ec is ,nagica
ana certa;t Harness Saddle Calls Scratches Mango,
&c, i. will also speedily Spav and Ringbone may
be easily and cured in their noent stages bnt
confirmed hey snd he possibility of radical cure
No Of the Ind however sso desperate hopeless
but may be aevated by this Lnirnent, and its faithful
application wilt al the Lacnes and enable
the horses - travel With comparative ease.
Every horse should have this remedy nj hand fH
Its timely the first appearance Of Lameness will eff Ct
uay those formidable diseases mentioned 20 which
all horses are liable and rcder many otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless.
See advertisement.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

Also fn'i ana complet. stock Of superior
Groceries Of all kinds, and at the lowest
possible prices
Every article warranted to BE- rs recon-
mcndcd
Our 'aotto is lou prices quick sales, and
ready pay
We shtl! pay MeGregor price in rash and
trade, oednc'ing freight. for mi kinh Of lu, m
produce such y. Wheat, Corn Oats anal POI k.
We m.an to prevent farmers from ei-
wing home to trade. if better bargains
at home than they can procure abroad
are illl:,n",:* W, o,,y .,< y, o,ppr.
tuni,y to show our goods and make our pri-
ces known t. convinc. You that our mutual
interest depends upon oar pasroa'z nS each
other.
Dated New Oregon Iowa Dee. 1. 1857
n4vsy' CuWAN :: >CHELLENGER
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
Notice.

'5'HE co.pa,trcrshp heretofore existing
t.twe Sahn & Ncon ii his day dis.
solved b. mutual consent. All debts due
IT,. ate Fl, m Of Sah:r & Noon, will he set
tied hy D. D. :abn. All knowing theM-
selves incirbt d to said firm will call ut onco
and p,y Up or their notcs or hook accounts
w.lt he lot with the Justice for collection.
ID. SABiN,
7~a. NJ. n. MOON.
N conscqn nee # lie above change. eoods
WILL he sod at the old stand lof Sabin 6.
oo,) until the lst OF January next. at re.
du ed srces No /. Prints at 20 cents, sna
other goods in tho same proportion.
C,'l hctive Purchasing elsewhere.
NV Oregon. Nov l2th 1863 u.
NJ. M. MOON,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

Th~ c4es!3: Q: ;..I c.n>.i.u.i In Il ,
tot he s h'v.> vote j. this $50 has
Foe decided ~ the Supreme Court il,
,ke affirmative, We are frank toadn i,
that tho decision takes us ly surprise.
From it there is no appeal. The only
lcorrec.ives, for the dangers with which
tho practice threatens free elections
and free government, arc in a reversal
Of the decision. upon re hearing, by
the same court, orin speedily terminal
i"g n state ot things that keeps large
proportion Of the votes # State where
hey arc controlled and o;cctd in excr-
c>sing the right Of sutfra &c hv ambitious
and 02si gnin@ men. II is n, part Of
or democracy to incn!catc "clies in
he mi:ls f any portion Of the people
that the decision is in violation Of tn"
co"st'tn.i'n, IL pa'tiz'n, o'' invalid as
i"w. Ills q" enana''on from he high
est j!'lclal tribunal knoNn to the laws
OF Iowa: anu While we may not IN {"
manner to provoke resistance throw
dtsc's'slt upon the decree rs law, we
venture to assert TIM the trainers Vi
our c hs'Nnnn, promising ih's ""c's
ion to &c correct Interpretation OF IS
intent sH' meaning, r''H'e' "''HIn II
me germs OF ITS o*" obstruction l"SS
nave merely "n'N'f'z'" any a''n'niS-
'ra'ioh III power ""F'"@a sfa'e OF " !
u ltf!CS,oa'c IS own existence. o.
CAUSE us '"n P ''e'es u. oe s'sS''"e"
At tie N'A't-'os: AM II snort % ''"'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

In our simplicity we asked, imme''i-
a:cls after the election,s,yins that this
town had voted FIR the wiz by sixteen
majolite; how many would 60 to the
war. Our quota was II and six of tn.
snl;s,elare 'cnpperheals men whom,
g had supposed wou|'! not he en.rus,e d
with arms in the vicinity of ID xie"
lest they 81 ould jim the confederate
service
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
MGR COR.

MGREGOR. .'
WA. CL..s & BnorHrR dealers :, Watch.
cs. r'ncis and Jrwelrv. have tho finest rs.
Enlistment IN the best assorted sock
West # the Mississippi. IF You want II time
p ccc. call upon them fhra 'inr seth Th"ma,,
or Amcricau clock, Or gold watch. They
slo have ~ endless variety Of fac 'ewslry.
Fine watches repaired by them in work
maniko manner and they warrant all
thei, work and al their goods t" lie rs rep.
resented. 81 mn lnllv4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

The Presidents amnesty 10 the States
Of the Confs,leracy is like paraoning a
convicted and con |emncd culprlt on
condition. that he will take an oath to
commit suicide. I, is nn tfsr to pardon
the South if it vii! take an oath t. rec
osnize Is own negroes as citizens, with
themselves entitled to Impartial free
dom
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
FAMILY DYE COLORS

Perfect fast coIors. for hye'ng Six. Wn"len
aud Mixed Goods. Shawl.. Sc,rf>. Drrs-
ses. X hltons Cloves. r ,:n.ts Hats s.
Feathers Kid Glow. CT il'lrcns
C!uthing. and all kinds Of
Wearing A, rarc'.
4 snving IF eighty per cent.
For % cents Yen can c"'or II. many goods
"a wn,, Il ntherw ~. 60 five times that sum.
Various shades can lr produced from tho
sam. dye. The process is >i.npe, and any
one can use the dye with perfect success
d rect ons u English. French aud Cor
man hrs. de of each packayc.
For i,itIcr informat on in dyeng. and
giving perfect knowledge what c.;ors are
best adapted to dive over others with many
valuable rscipes) purchase II w aud Stew
ems treatise on diving and color'g. Scat by
mail on receipt Of pr,.e,-l0 ce'ts
For sale by Drusg is and dealers gene
rally. HuWE& STEVENS,
n7v5vl) w $50 broadway. Boston.
s. Huntington, our wholesale Agent at
McGregor. Iowa. is authorized to supply
dsalors ct our prisse. d. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

/ The succe,5 Of the rad calls in tie Fall
! elect ~ has produced in the rad cal coun
ellis the effect we f,rcsaw. emboltcn:ng the
PARTY t. throw OF the mask and avow the
iulicY Of ir Posn. conditions on the return
of the lcToltins States instead Of keeping on
tie mask, and disavow;ng this policy, while
al! the time carving it ous b. the moral and
hvsicsl force Of the govern,neat-Louisville
Journal.
A person in reading the foregoing do'efui
language would scarcely %u; pose that thu
journal had ever been = party to the bsyo-
net triumph in til recen; election farce in
tie State Of Ken tuckv. Yet We do not kSow
# = Member Of Congress from that State
supporting the radical measures OF the adj
n.;nissrat!on, ,hai did aot have the support
Of lis columns. Then ii denied the adnl;n;.-
tlac:on mask being in existence now it 10 e.
saw that success would tn.ro.den Tie party
to throw IF the mask" Don, complain, it
i. nn.trl IN scu helped CT mround. o! far
seer Prentice. rlease make no mora WY
faces but swallow it down In OH, the same
tn ng was wrought out by the far seeing
Chase & ca, in Penn, hy the far
seeing Stanton {, Co, in New York by !hc
far seeing Greeley = CO, n be New Esnlane'
States ly the far -e.ios Wendell Phillips &,
o.. in X by the far seeing Geo. D. Prem.
tice {. Co. the Co.. in each instance being
the srycsnmcnt' and its terror and bayonet,
and The known partners oftl.c finn il each
section person adapted t, promote til: best
interests Of this radical alliance The far
sse!as manager Of he al:air in Ky: alone,
ja-tice c'mpcis us 10 say; palnIel himself
If IA ~ democrat in sympathy with tie
NOr;h.rn-l IN cratic heart, well knowing
that with them bnyoucts AFRO not an element
to introduces in:o popular and fice elect
IONS,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

The weather for the past few days
has been intensely cold. the therm I'm
eter going rs low as 81 degrees below
zero. The mail has not been out of
town or received since Monday.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
CHRISTMAS GIFTS,

This Office vas he h,nore recipient
Of several valued Christmas gifts i'm =
msdiatcly preceding that holiday.
Among the articles p.r.sr,s' were q
nice turkey from ou.' frianl Wn. Civnch
another from T P. Davies hnc fat TEL
Iov, and third frornJ 3. Howard, il
regular 10 FOUNDER, young and 'lelisious.
Also from Michael Forester sack OF
genuine Irish lemons, "thc best We We
seen this year. Y, orch an all we
tender an earnest th,nkfuness. BIT
We would not omit the mention of Il few
bottles by McGresor friends said to
contain suffers stores. They have been
unpnckea and pronounced capital
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

In looking over the various express
s;ons cm",sating from the ral;.als fron
time to time during the ~ar congr%fu
la.ing themselves upon its t&ril:r:s
because Of the better prospects IL us
ror,isd for the destruction of slavery, -
even at times rejoicing ever bloody
iisastcr-1etni.,ds ore # ~lia, Smith
thought Of his wife. Il am gl.;" sail
he at Tic close Of letter to one Of hi,
friends 10 he able to say that NY wife
!; recovering slovly"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

Go tn Geo. ". P.ercc at the old P oneer
Store late Of vunson & Pierce il v"u wish tn
gst great bargain. VI" il closing out the
entire Stock 81 Dry Goods Boots ami Shoes
Groceries 81 &c.
You ca get Salt for 1913 rsr hbl, SUI
gar Z I-2 lhs. FIR tho dollar. Ba,h:t +. best
Salsratus 10 cts; Best syrup s. ct.. per gall. :,
Bert brand toi'n"co Is cts. per lib, and ali
other goods at Ike figures. *Sf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

1t looks hopeful for the future that
"she government" in its message shout /
actual refer to the constitution of the
Z. S. or admit that the Judicial is vet
a c. ordinate branch Of the Federal
government.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
G.,,EOCGE ". PIERCE.

Dea'.rin General Merchandise Dry Goods,
Groearic~ B"ts and Shoes, Crockery, Glass.
Nails. Putty. Ready Made Clotli <, Hat g.
Caps g.. &c, In no keeps almost every a..
t;clr rcanived. md nsu lily kent ina country
store. and sells as cheap ~ tho times. will
permit. ms 5ylJ
New Oregon Dec. nth 1868
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

Stephen: one Of the saartyrs named
in diylne revelation was stoned to dca, ii,
by false and wicked world. Tust!c
Was Sionc-ed to death in Iowa last f III
by the friends Of law and order and the
pcssessors and models Of virtue and
ltcency, in Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
TIE FAITHFUL. MAIDEN.

knew Maidcn far ard FRO
" no loved "yonth that ~cut 20 sea;
+ o,tunc lad never emiltd on L.n -
Aud people called l. M Shabby jim -
That namo WAS sood enough they de- md,
For one whu SO un'ucky seemed 81
Hi, nearest relatives. tits sad. "
Would pass hun with ase,cl head, 49, 8
Bat she. his tond and faithful maid,
In her affections never stra>d:
A Though Ter eve with : let s,cN dim, -
She etll adhc cd to "Shabb Jim"
"Wh,n fortune changes. he " II be
A psri ct Nuup"ie ~ said she,
And she was gh' tor hec.ne back
" tn golden treasure man. a nck !; tft
AMI first. OF rnUr,e. the cky .Gnt
10 AbHN kUhN'S Enro,im wcn..
.ni AS u splendid suit e wore.
+, * cali, d h m 'Shuhly Js,' me- more ::
It's f; en- l. asl re alive nj I'll, led. e.. ''s.
b t"Ni ster Jassc>'' wss not hey He'd,
>,crring ,hdoher-cna,y trap.
lie poured his wra,ti, in \ mas lap
A.pend.d assortment oi fashionable
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

THn Town CT PAn,s in this
County has raised , town bounty OF
500. fr each # the 1 new men re
lullel from that town to exempt them
from the draft. Now they want fur
men to fill their quota. Any person
desiring 20 enter the service eanHo, Ito
better than 60 frnm that town. Tiis
,o-n bounty aided to the county and
:e,ic,al hountes makes the handsome
.urn of S70z to these never in the ser
vice and $500 for veterans.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
SCOvlLi'S
Saysa parilla
and
S I'LL tNGlA,
or
Bleed d Liver
SYRUP

II * IA Rhi,y ,ceonr.
,mendsd llN.l.i,..y.s'..c..ii.a'.nl's:
. cuic II c tut!owir 9
i ~ea.es. Lav ig.
n ~ II di.Ordyrci
'a'c-'fl l,ot
>c,QiWic. 7'c"sr 0,
SCH Ehcrm, S,ual
Hea}. CH,ticr I hef.
ah'o.s and Enlarge.
MEETS Of the Joints.
Generous 7'umoy,
King Er,i. Ergs'p,
las, 81. .1nth9ny,
Fire. White Swei',nps.
Otst note E,"ptiens,
P'mp {. on tie Fac,
BiOithrS. Pu>tuieS
hAeuma''>m. Dyspep'
No, eet; $yphMH.
and Mereur,M Afte
no suIe tu,H: Chio-
rus1s or Obstruction,
IL FemGhs. L.ucoy-
hcn or Wh,t"s, a,t
'eIrred ~ the ase Of
tbs w. DIANE.
Inc medical prop
e,,ss Of Sarsupari'l.'
n conjunction with
Still ngia are vel
ku"wn by all med cal
neu 20 BE tie hes,
c, mround yet discov.
cred t. cleanse and
purify the klood, and
'rnd!catc all henors
from tine s,'stcm. s7s
We lave given the
krcro +" most ply
,.;ans in the country,
hat they NAV ku "
" hat they arc using;
aud viii continue t.
send it ly mail to
those des rions OF
KIN wing the irgrcd'
cn:s entering int
it, C Nj o>it on, that
hey may prescribe it
II their practice.
Ih,s preparation
stands vt the llald Of
the lit Of remedies
frcr;ng ali 4 scascs
ar,s ny t'om int uni
&c. IA tie blml or
1t ca>cd .sa;ter lul / .
my in rho system,
Thousands who
have used the St. lin.
= and Sarsa,,ar!i:a
viii testify to it, re.
ma;kable effect in
removing all impuri.
/ cs from their blood,
giving tore aud Y ger
to the " hole lrman
;ram". and restoring
4 healthy acton To
all Tic tunct.sns y.
the 'ouy.
The test monia,,
received in it, favor
t ON many III mhc!s
ot'tI,e Medical facial :
~ " on!d, were w "a
pl',lith them, I'll -
la"sc yolrnc.
1t i r'ennrcd TN
der the sapcrvis on al
o.: If he n!i st and
bet prac.ical chem
lists in the country.
{ =. w. S. Merrill,
G ncinnati.l 50 - "a
insure an M 10. mi'r
If competition and
purity n al the i'll
gvcd cnta.
Asasp r;rgrcmcd,y
to rnity and cleanse
the hlood. 'c"v NJ il
Fl &C f,nr, all hrmor-
~ d mrnl''',y. We AZ
sort with c"nfde' Ce.
there il no Letter
N die nc.
II. SCOTiT
IS Randolph ST ec'
a'lorHers ohould be "A
Sold hv Clcmmor & Mi:ci
u H.; Ci,Ixa " ~ ryiv,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
NOREsToN sTuEE.

v +: CAREY, Dealer IN Dry Goods Gro.
cries: Hats and Cope, Boots and Shoes Crock.
cry Hardware, Clothing, Books Millinery,
and o.Acr goods. II
" NTEb All kinds OF country prodnee in
cxctNnqctor goods or cash, b ~ sInl7yA
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01
DRAML's
Ban, aA Nj
Cures nllADirt asa.
OF TIE
l. u N G.S.
THROAT.
FOR THE crEccY

| Consumt,cn, Decline,
AthmC, Eronchii's
Uda'"g ct f!syAs
! AaeM Sreats, Spit
u G b'cof, u Aooy ZIG
Co"gh. ElEctiiy If
B'eo'hn Golcs
Co"ehS hOpt,ao,
| JhM.ssc, Fon IN tie
Side: and oil Uist osss
IF the iunrs
lrlS uNEcCALED
Hnl's Lung Bulsam
IN ali ca.cs. lives tho
best Subtraction.
has wrought more
cures since it's int,c-
! ductinn than any
other cough medicine.
is endorsed hy cur
len dirs lLysci p. as
the fist and 'est
remedy now before
the public.
| Ii safe to u-c a.
mong cili!dr. ~ and
yet powerful in cases
Of chr.nic pu!mona-
ry disease.
| Brings in ccrt.E-
c. ties am, ut daily Of
its wonderful cures
in all parts Of ,hs
cohpt'y.
| There isno mcdi-
cine within our
knowledge that has
acauiicd 90 great ard
wide spread POPULAR
ity. in SO short Il srsce
ot,ime, rs Rr. Rails
Baisam for the Lwgs
Ito ha.salm:c and
healing properties arc
nagicai. !. is high
, " cxpcctorant md
tonic. 1t contains
no; a grain Of opiuua
or morphine, ;hG rar.
cot!c an astrirgent
rrclcrlirs Of which
have created 20 much
! rcjHd;ce against
similar preparations.
We bci:ove that Z
medicine po sessing
real m.rit, VIII fees
cures when ever it il
u.ed. ut hcn,c, as
well as abroad. Or.
Hall. Balls. m for tha
lungs is NO rcreSorse
preparation, hut Uns
whc il used in esa-.
son, viii save the liye~
of thousands. Tie
most d:strcrsirg
cough ia frequently
&c lev d ty a single
dosc. ans hroken up
in II lew hours TING.
Tie afflicted dc net
hsv, tn t.kc hot,iu
alter bolt o lcioru
they fad ~hctherthis
rcmct!, vii! afford
lc.iftor not.
Ienr i hat Fhyslc-.
ianS SAY Of Or, Ha.l'n
lsl,:m Says ere:
II. with confidence e,
ieccnimcnd the Bal
sam Ms Superior 70
ary ether prcra,a-
;icr.' Says another:
Il have us, d it with
Il i:n,m sue cess, snd
can confidently ,eo-
IN mend It for al
thwc compia rts ter
y hich it il offered 40
Il J., medy." Still c.
mother w,itc>:'l have
10 l,es.tat.tn in say
ir. that it j. a ,Arr,
vrHlENT an d
very e&cac:ous m. d.
ere.
p, crrietor
Chicago Ill. to whom
!drcssci
ii. New Oregon, 1cwa, Geo.
!, Purr Oak, hanE 1 South.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-01

No BETTER PROF Required 1t has net
yet bscn publicly denied tina, tho Oh III Cal
Saleratus made h> D B. DeLand s. Co.. is
all that its friends have cl,im"d-that is Il
pure *nd wholesome article. This cannot be
denied in taos Of tho testimony OF chemists
and those best qualified to judge