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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
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Po1 ~ 0&1o es3gs
DIS homss, JAY s.
Editor Ge1s :-Allse many trials asd
difficulties end pssih y nil ssd stass,
the delegation ftpn Ksoksk reached this
city this neraiss sors, weary and fairly
tacLsssd out
On our ARRIVAL q OttnmWa " found
tho Barlisgtonians awaiting ~. They
had selected their very handsonsst men.
but they vSrs nowhere compared with
the good-lodkisg crowd from Keoksi,
(prsssnt company always exosptsd.)
Dss Noines il crowded with delegates
and We had much difficulty in procuring
accommodation.
| Alter passing EddJville the crops lool
splendid - marked contrast to thost
down our way. Wheat, oats. barley. ~
and corn, all are in enc condition, and
never saw promise Of better crops. Aacl
rain has fallen here during the past twt
OF three weeks, and We hops that you hat
supply Of the much-needed article, 10 !
came down copioasly on Us on our arriva
At Pennington.
To-day the streets here are occupied il
all directions BY little knots of politician
making up their cards for the ield-da,
tomorrow. We intend to be at homo Of
Friday evening il possible, and will the
post you as u the result of our dslibe
ration. In the meantime, / am your
DO. s.
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The EouEscURRIcuLuM.-Don't for
get that Lent's Great Show, With this
unpronounceable polysyllabic name will ex-
hibit IN Warsaw next Tuesday. and re-
member also that the Packet Eagle has
been chartered by the managers of the
show and will take and return free those
that have tickets to the Equescur-but
we won't try to pronounce the rest Of it.
Why, the trip to Warsaw will be more
than worth the price of admission If you
enjoy ride on Capt. Bishops boat ss
muchly as We do, aud then this gigantic
combination of star circusses, mepaperies
and shows into one exhibition and under
one canvass, will make the entertainment
striking attraction and brilliant one.
Lent Srofesses to have the greatest and
best show now travelling. We expec. he
has. At any rate, many new, novel and
taking features characterize the Eoues.
curriculum which will no. fail ito ,ake'
well with the public and secure the At.
tendance of vast crowds of those Who m.
preciate good things at Warsaw Tuesday
afternoon and evening.
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Chicago markss.
Ry Telegraph

By Telegraph cascaeo, July &
Flour . s higher Sales Of Spring Extr. 10 Is
all 90 White Winter II o0Al2 70, Choice e. Louis
brands IL 90
closing weak.
Carn-steady. Bales 40 for No. l. and soni 81
for Eo.2
oats-ateAdy. Sales ut saae2sxc.
RyeI 45Di 80
Nhisky-0pened duh at H.
Pork-Aess pork held Al ~ 90, prime mess hrm 1t
20 Oh. :
IArd-HeId NJ Lee.
Wool-xxeited 00ol o.
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DEATH OF Hon. josiah QuIscY, SR-
This venerable and distinguished man
died at his country residence in Brain.
tree, Mass, on FRIDAY ate noon, It the
age OF ninety two years and six month";.
The Boston Journal says:
ABIDE from the infrmities of extreme
age, he has been perfectly we'll, and rode
out the day before his death. Havinp
finished his work upon earth it had lope
been his desire to 60. Natures powets
we're exhausted, and he sank quietly and
anddenly to rest"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
LO1Hy.
DIR. H. A NDE RS & CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Iodine watsr sets upoa this Heart, Liver Kidneys, ~
gestye 0EsEs, and Giandular system.
The which has attended the Of this reey
in private prsctice and the endorsement u medical
thofify enable to reconmend IL tbs prsctisleoes
and uae pablc feeling cosndent that with trial
Will attest its sxcesace In the Of Chrome do
shich indicate 1oine such scrofula Bronchitis
Skin krnpitons. Heart. Liver and Kidney Diseases Ner
sons Affections, Neuralgia khennstism, Dyspepsia, D.
bility, syphifis, etc.
Physieisns may rely upon the unifprm strength d
Iodine Water containing thrssquarter grains psss
ledine to sAcA entd ounce 1sSs water sspsss Sas
$500 Ii 10 not liable 70
formed inequalities Dethes the Iodine dEed pul
neatTAs~d By conLinaaion with asy ingresut ssodes
ing this solution superior 70 any other <thOd Of exhib
ting Iodine
Full dir scsicns accompany each bottle that may b,
used family Dekrine we'll by the profession
Price doas per bottle On receipts Of ave doilsrs
ak bottles delivered free By exprsss any address
Beware Of Coanterts and limitations which uprfarj
pied dcaeu endeasor TO dssTpss OF repasxtion
Ere siynature and trade mark 1.-THE Greek vur esi
tsg this svertisement) upon he iabes and wrAppsn
each bottle, without which none 10 rsnuine.
Circular grztia-
Dr.. II. ANDKRs 4 CO.
PbyxictAns and Chemists,
mayNdAvSm No. as Broadway. New York
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FOR BURLINGTON, KEIrHsBuRa, NV
BOSTON, MuscArIHE, Rock ISLAND Ann
DAVENPORT. - The steamer JENNIE
"HiprLE, Capt. Jas. w. Campbell, win
leave Fort Madison this morning on tho
arrival Of the cars from keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for all Of III,
ABOVE points, and at Davenport with daily
''ne OF steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keoopk at 7:I5
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X EOK UK
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,

PRoMorED.-Lieut. Samuel 8. Sample,
we notice, has been appointed by the
President and confirmed BY the Senate to
be Captain in the Signal Corps service.
and his commission is to date from March
3D., 1868. Capt. Sample is an excellent
young man aud officer and justly merited
the promotion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
New Y.vn Money m.rkeI.


New York WoMOY MaFkes.
BY Telegraph NEW YoRx. July 3.
Money active aud Arm At Ss1s
Sterling 3sS1 2s3 for currency
Gold .pened ~ G6l<, and closing heavy 25s936s1<
Government Stocks quiet.
So Coupons ln5d1fos.
80 Treasury Notes. October and April, los.
US u 81 coupons 1851 a io&j1
Ssoeks+-yery dull.
CAP loal: G 4 G t3s; CkRf il.'<; " kP D Ses
Toi 4 wab IS; PRIV &C Il3L4 Al T Il esls G NV
psi sii Scrip lss 4: fr Cert s4l Psc Mail 90
SYClAi4 Eriellt b Qlzi,< Hossun i225.. Har-
lem 2S5. Reading I5s = i3slS 90 Toledo iAa;
o & N Cert 51ia
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~ krsaer. Irwin & Co., agents 70,
the sale q slocom'' "sids-Loadiog Re.
volvers." Tho best pistol nov 10 =.
No. 100 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

Hailstones sometimeo al ~ fEe
nse Of oae hundfsd SD III. - Ia / Z
second, and rain = ths nate u .esty.thsse
~ i seoool.
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@Go to HamilI's Photograph aud
Anorosype Gallery, Third.si., between
Main and johnson. if you wish rerfso.
photographs or AJmbrotypes. Call and
zee specimens. ;.7,
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PRODUCE, PR0vlsIORs, -.
Cssresse1 ~ GAvyoRD : o., Pr,ases pee,en.


RLoun-sapsrAns, - % y bbl; Spring Exnu, Is
Fall Extra 50 70 70 80; Rep Z rs.
WGtAf-&pvine, 81 ID to 30 fAll, % 70 - = bu
E Oonn MnAL-ea 70 y 100 ~.
DaAH-Wheat, n 80, Corn, Ii y 100 h.
ocRs-New soto CO. old % y buaAsi.
kSH-l % q bush.
0Ars--6Sc = bush.
0Rxxn ARpLEs-H3c<9&l =.
PorAsoEs-6pDS6c.
Burrxa-common, lsc; Choice. aoc.
CHrcxExs--$2 00Gc IS
LARD--13txc.
eHOuLDKRs-11c q b.
6tps-16c = b.
MAss-l41{c = ~ Sugar Cured do, isc.
WArrs 6sAAs-Conmon 70 Good, q 7toe2 % Prime
Navy, - 3St$2 20
TAtaOw-v9<c
BR1s1Ax-sc
Hssa1,.e.hy, 80 ooe2a 90 bald. ~ ~ Prairie,
Hpss-Dss nln., ises Dry saassd. lSs; er.bov. h.,l
pxiee Gfeen, I; Green Sheep Petit, IS y s. o.
:. = -zaaothy, y o. Flax = - 70 % Hnnsaeian
ann cArrx-sa o, 10 y % uv.s,
eMUp-Sl % 70 . 70 phsnd.
Wool-1aetosy Tub-washed, 6Soeocs Unvn~AeA ~.
11rd oes Pine fteoce oS 10 10 Medium % q g ~
xAf Hoss-o - % 70 - 20 nett
IlAEHxns-4e y soc.
y 2AGs-Burlapa Soc
Single uunAles, Sc double %, e.
eeasnsso4 bunA., 7ac TO %.
Flour, X Dbl, - TO bS.
do Y Dbl, - 70 n.
d Xssis tptss}s,<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

@The Richmond Examiner. ofJun.
Is, says: THE Yankees have commeucsd
moving the torpedoes 10 the james River
aod tho distinctions recently sunk bl
thsmseavss II Treats Reach. = The
Examiner thinks there Is no doubt 81
that Grant Is preparing for 1 grand q
tack.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

Rev. A. ,. Wsynau, Chaplain Of
the Third Ic~s Csvalry, died q New
LoDdoa, Henry sonaty. lsas GatusdAy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

@-It was whiskey that did it. Whis-
key that changes sensible men into mad
men, and units them for business, and
fires their veins, and poisons their blood,
and befogs and befumes their brains. and
degrades and brutalzes their nature un-
til they lose their manhood, and are
brought to punishment and disgrace. 1t
wasn't the man, it was the accursed spi-
rit of rum that broke up the quiet ofhome,
and sent wife and children flying through
fear into the streets night before last, and
forced them to seek from others, and
those strangers, the protection which he
should have been FIRST to render. Aud
protection against whom ? against him
selt, against the father, against the hus-
bind. 1t was whiskey that disturbed
the neighborhood and filed the night air
with insane rawlings, aud the maudiin in-
coherent jargon of the druskard. "Fine
$500 and costs for breach of the peace"
1t was whiskey. And under zone hun.
dred dollars bond TO keep peace in the
future" And after all it is still whiskey.
Who shall be responsible for what that
prime minister of the devil does Do
you suppose that that man would leave
his business go unattended, and turn his
home into bediam, and forget his self.
respect and all regard for the wife he
had solemn!y promised to cherish and
protect, and for those little girls that
call him father, and bring himself to the
calaboose if it we're not for whiskev. Not
bit OF it. And 10 this case whiskey
persevered in will bring the party to a
more open and notorious disgrace than
has visited him now.
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1Defial Notifts.


neat Exquisj1e, Dslloaae en1 KTagvent pssfnme.
D11l1lle1 f6oD The 0ose an1 Dean31fal Newer ffo0
Uhle1 Is tokO ~ DnWo.
nan1l6e1se1 s1ly ~ PnALoN > eeN. n. Y.
a. DgWARn OF COUNTKRY1T10. "a
ASx ron PEAIon'3 TAx1 10 oTHz1
jans2Da5m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

Price uoo Box. Sold By Druggists everyvhers
JOHN J. kR0MER, Principal Agent
eprldAven 1os Chestnut s., PhiiAdeiphiA-
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DAIRY Carr err OvyscR,
KssGuG, Jaly !, 1854. !
0ROCBnaEs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS
O II ID R . NJ ,

Which b the basis Of the tstters offered % the pub
tic That honor belongs chs native Of
rsl America 70 whom its virtues have been known for
more than tvo hundred years Armed sith IL the
dian ofds 6e6aDce 10 the deadly malaria md ham
dies, Sithvrt fear, the most serpents Itis
belief With the that while there is breath the body
may be-
While Dr.. Ball m prepared to endorse this exirsv.-
CANT prrtenscn, he is nevertheless satisfied from thor
oagh examination OF the evidence relzns It's virtues
that remedy and preventive for all Diseases arising
from expore efher changes Of weather climate
q II the minsnatic innnencss IL stands.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

VNO E. Baldwin, Augustus Beadle, II. A.
n Baker, JAG. r. Bowers, Thcs. NJ. Bryan
Morris Fitz Gerald, Vim z. Housh. Geo.
". Irwin, Jas Ingalls,, C. NJ. Jones, Amos "
Kingsley, Josiah Laws, Martha Madison,
Caleb NJ. Munson, rfos Il. Perry. Herrick
Robinson, II. II Sowles 4 y. Ssarle..,
Edward Stowe, Jas. G, Upton Geo. Warren,
Charles II. Woo1 and Francis Guyctt
YOU and each of yea are hereby notified
that the sums of money now due upon your
loans respectively from the School Fund ct
the State of Iowa secured by mortgage a,s
duo and unpaid and that within three
months from the publication OF this notice
You and each of you are required to be and
appear at the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis.
trict Conrt in and for Howard County Iowa,
and at once make payment Of the Interest
& principal due upon your several notes and
mortgages, or mako arrangements for an ex-
tension Of the time Of payment thereof, or
suits IN favor of the county for the use of the
School Fund will be brought to enforce tho
collection of the several sums Of money &c
duo and owing with cost and attorneys fees
therefor.
Dated Nav Oregon, April 70, 1884.
c. F. WEBSTER, Clerk of the District
Court and ex-oficio Clerk of the Board OF
Supervisors. [n2sw4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
{. n, Il. BROWN

THO Charles W. Sawyer, II. D. Noble, J.
IL NJ Fields, Geo. X. Weaver, A. l.. lee.
Jas. II. Brush, JAS. g Upton, L.. d. Town.lcy
Anthony Carver, Easton & Cooley. Levi
Jsckman, George Morse Josiah F. Mitchell.
Apoilos Carpenter, Leonard Standrins, y.
r. Walker, Al Il. Madison, ". Wood, VIVA.
Carter, H. II. Sowies, Augustus Bsad!s, Chas
" Morrill,, JAS. Han, Eazeton & Potter,
Artemus Eaton I'm Munger, e. S. Thur
Der, anI l.. Coy!ey:
YuU and each Of you are hereby notified
that the sums of money now due aaJ owing
up"n Your several contracts with the County
Of Howard Iowa, for School Lands situated
therein, are NOW due and unpaid, and that
within three months after the publication OF
this notice, you are required to DO an1 ap-
pear at he Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court in and for said county and Mt once
pay up the amount due thereon, or mako
satisfactory arran gcments for the extension
of time upon your contracts respectively, or
that in ease Of your default. suits will b"
commenced in behalf of the State Of Iowa
for tho use Of the School fund Of said county
for the collection If the several SUMS Of mon
ey due and owing from you on such contracts
with costs and attorneys fees therefor.
Dated, New Oregon. 4April %, 1854.
C.. F. WEBSTER, Cle.k Of tho District
Court, and ex oficio Clerk Of the Board u
Supervisors. n23w&
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
OUR PLAIFORA n.
AP FACE PARTY.

The Democratic party is the friend and
.dvoeate Of peaec. A. it would not make
war for the destruction Of State institutions,
~ it would not prolens its existence to &C
com plish such on end. 1t will hail with -atis-
faction the close Of the war, and restoration
Of the Union upon the basis Of the Censtita-
asn, standing pledged by its antecedents and
h..tory to use all the mean. of honorable ne
rssiation and compromise to that end. 1t will
not consent to separation of the States
Standing upon this platform it is prepared
- resist all assaults upon is integrity, sdvo.
ss,inx peace and restored and anhroken
enisn of States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
SMALLPOX.

Conster. alton seems to have seized
tho minds Of the people Of the adjoin-
ing towns in the County concerning
the alleged frightful prevalence Of the
smallpox in this place. The true sit
uation Of the matter stands thus. There
have been two cases Of varioloia and
one Of smallpox in the family of the
senior editor Of this paper, and one
ease Of smallpox in the family Of John
I. Sturgis. All reports of new cases,
and great number Of them. are circu :
lated by men in business at other points
for the sole purpose Of a little tempora
,ry benefit to themselves at the expense
cf truth, and to the jetriment Of New
Oregon. The cases Of variolcil are en-
.irely recovered, while the only two ca
ses Of smallpox that have been in
town are getting along we'll, no appre-
hension being felt that the disease will
be communicated to others. Every
possible precaution has been taken to
prevent its being communicated to 9th
ers, and it is believed that no further
danger need be apprehended. If how
ever such should he the case We slHll
in Justice to the people Of adjoining
towns Immediately give the matter that
degree of publicity that will put them
upon their guard. Therefore unless
the people see such notice in an extra
from this Office they may rely upon
tales Of new cases of the diseaee here
rs mere idle rumors coined and put in
circulation for the exclusive benefit OF
interested parties.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
NOTICE OF sHERlprs SALE OF REAL xsrArE.


STATE of Iowa, Howard County, S. S
- By virtne Of a special execution issued
out Of the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court of said county, at the suit of John F.
Cotton. Plaintiff, against D. J. Marvin and
A. E. Marvin. Defendants, to me directed
ccmu anding me that ofthe premises herein
after described. cause to be made the sum
of eight hundred ana eighty two dollars
and thirty two cents damages and interest
thereon ut the rate of ten per cent Ier an
mum from the a5th day of June A. D. 1868,
until paid, and Nineteen dollars and sixty
five cents costs Of suit and accruing costs 10
satisfy judgment which said Plaintiffs re-
covered against said Defendants at tho June
term A. D. 1863, OF said District Court |
shall offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, at tie front door Of
the Court House in Vernon Springs Town
ship in said county, ON the 3lst day Of May
A. D. 1854, at thc hour # one o'clock P. N. Of
said day, the following described premises,
to wit: The north west quarter of section
| thirty three $685. in township No. ninety
eight 1851 north range, No. twelve (!2) west
| of 9th r. NJ.
Done at Sherifs sficc Vernon Springs
April 18th 1864: MA
P.T.SEARLES, Sheriff of Howard Co.
Printers zee, $3.50
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
NOTICE OF SHERiFrS SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE.

NOTICE OF sHERiFrs SALE OF ZEAL EsTATz.
GTATE of Iowa, Howard County, 5. S.
- By virtue Of a special execution issued
out of the office Of the Clerk of the Fstrics
Court of said county, at tbs suit OF Ezra S
Busl. Plaintiff, against John c. Schoonmakcr
and others, Defendants, to me directed com
mandine me that of tho premises hereinafter
described, | cause to DO made the sum OF
seven hundred and thirty six and l0.ioo
dollars damages and interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent per annum since the "5tt,
day of October a. D. 1889, until paid: and
twelve dollars and FIVE cents costs and &C
cruing costs to eatisfy a judgment which
said plaintiff recovered against said defend
ants at the October term A. D. 1859, OF said
District Court [shall offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the trent door of the Court
House in Vernon Springs Township, on the
3lst day of May A. p. 1864, at the hour 81
two o'clock p. NJ. the following described
premises, to wit: The east forty-tive l43
acres Of the east half Il p of the south west
quarter [l-4l of sectios No. thirty four "a
in township No. ninety nine t99) north
range eleven ON west 0! the 5th P Nj.
Dated April goth 1864. tn24
pts EARLES, Sheriff Of Howard Co.
Printers Bill, 1910.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
EDITORIAL 8REvxTIEs.

The Washington Correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial Says
"a gentleman remarked to Mr..
Lincoln IN conversation The ether day
that the friends Of Gen. Fremont were
very anxious to have the national Union
convention postponed. " 1t is very
natural they should" said Abraham.
There were two men in Jail here a few
weeks ago under sentence Of death, and
their friends were very anxious to have
the hanging day postponed"
Col. Richarc son Of the North Iowa
Times publishes the following extract
from q letter received by him from an
officer high in command in Banks de-
partment tits sad commentary upon
the military capacity of him who was
among the first to announce that he was
willing to let the Union slide
,,The 18th Army Corps was badly
whipped on the 9Th. They lost q
pieces Of rdance and 1873 wagons loaded
with ammunition and provisions; it vas
perfect Bull Run affair and if it had no
Leen for Gen. A. j. Smith tn
Army Of the Gulf would have bee'
gobbled. (Gen. Banks is COWARD
ne, ordered Gen. Smith to fal
back on the morning ofthe 9th, but Gen
Smith positively refused to do so, h
fought tbem and whipped them; the'
Banks Hpsld not let them remain on tn
,eroand 10 bury the dead or care for tn
,4younded. We fell back to this plac
.and here We are nobody whipped bu
Banks" r IL
The N. Y. Journal Of Commerce vel
ecys: "Mr. Long hos notsnfercd frcn
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
CElANGEFUL JOE.

A lively youth once did know,
The ladies called him. changctul Joe i
As fro!icsome rs any kitten,
Nv cunidss shaft he Oft was snitten;
And vet he held the wound as light
AS if mere mosquitoes bite.
One day for ellen he was signing
The next. for Kitty he was dying,
And when you tho't him almost finished,
His a nncs were suddenly diminished.
And so his love was daily turning,
Now like glass house furnace burning,
And now it seemed to each spectator
His breast was a refrigerator,
What remedy can we discover
To cure the fault Of such a lover
No girl who acts by my advice
Will have such beaux at any price;
However cheap they may appear,
Iu one respect yon4l find thcn dear
Like certain garments, basely maae'
By tyro's of the stitching trade
But bdaux worth having, must stick fast,
Like Abrm Kohn:s Clothing, made to last!
Having just received large stock OF
spring and SUNNI er goods, consisting OF
Ready Made Clothing,
Of ever, description for Mems aud Boys wear Ais"
Argc stock Of
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06
TO HORSE OWNERSi

DR.: S,reefs Infallible Linimsnt Fer Horse
Is unrival.d by any, and in all of Lamensn arising
from sprains Bruises wrsnching, It's effect magics
and certain. Harness Saddle Calls Scratches, Mango,
&C., It will also speedily. spavin and Rinybone may
be easily prevented and cured in their nopent stages but
confirmed beyond the possibility Of radical cure.
No Of the kind however, so desperate or hopeless
but may be alevated by this Animent, and It's faithful
application wilt always the Lacness. and enable
the horses to travel with comparative esss.
Every horse should have this remedy At hand fer
timely use the nr appearance Of Lsmeness Will effect
uay prevent those formidable mentioned which
al horses are able and which rerAer many eth~wA
valuable horses nearly worthless.
See advertisement.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-06

| II Genuine
=! >
Opener to Close
Purchasers.
4 NEW THING, AND NEW PRICES
NOW READY, At
COW AN,SCHELLENGER Il co.
ME subscribers beg leave to
IL call the attention of the
public to the fact that they have the largest
and best selected stock Of staple nry goods
in Northern Iowa.
All Of which was bought for cash, and
will be sold upon better terms than can be
offered by any other House in New Oregon.
Their stock consists Of
Staple Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Crockery,
Glass and Queensware,
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies and Gents
Hats,
Dried Fruits,
Salt Pork, &C., &c,
Farm produce Of all kinds received IL ex-
chang tor goods, aud the very highest mar.
kct prices paid.
They will make it to the in
terest ofall to give them their
patronage, as they are determined
not to be undersold in this mar
ket, and as to style of goods tn ey
are and will be acknowledged
to be ahead of competition.
New Oregon, April ~, 1854. lnc+
COWAN, SCHELLENGER & CO.