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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
Real Estate for
.QIGS0le, 2JLf

THE. subacribsr will sell : coed .dysll:ne
house and lot-also 4 Mack Sni&k
Shop In Now Oregon, LOVE- upon the most
favorable terms. Als, the :. E. quarter Of
y. E.. Quarter q sssslon, 81 soxsshaR -,
North Range II, west. Title guaranteed.
The house and lot il on Main street, aud
il conyeniensly sitn.ted ~ % The hdsfntlt;s
visitor, 81. us land is within ono hali nh
Of New Oreeep. For info, nation elap;,s
Of Goo W.. P,ercA New Oregon, 1sH>, ,oI thA
Fsby. & issA 3. ]. N. WALKER.
s.3ssst 4sst saG .vv.r3sss
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20

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It forms fiat. even. and elastic seam. whiel,
. warranted not to rip in wear. even If tn
seam is cut At frequent intervals and ALA
under oil circunastahces Ito survive tho wash.
tub" i=.us- ....J d. !. -..
Apaten'ed device If great utility to learn.
ers prevents thu poss hility Of the machine
''einx run in the wrong direction. Or the bal.
ance wheel wearing lady's dress.
Another feature which deserves particular
attention is tho Wilcox Patent Needle. which
cannot lie act wrong.
lit j. empha.icailv t." good, low priceo
Family Sewi,g Machine that tn ru'.Fc h I'VE
long been waiting fer ':-Boton Tra.er,pt.
:: IL ia in,leeda wonderful production. and
for family use especia!ly, u" other will bear
anv co; .parison viii, it'-PhH Ere. Journal
"a mechanical wonder. "-Seientifc Amer
icdn N +a s48-F ~ #tE fgR
"Among the best and most serviceahlc
Sewing Machincs, Light and elegantly fin.
ished and 8" simple in It's construction, that
it seems almost impossible f'r It to get out
IF repair" - PittsLurg Chroniee L.
HAS combined with its own peculiar m ~
it, all the really valuable improvements OF
the higher priced machines" ~ Pennsytv2 ian.
This machine. in the opini"n of tho COM
mittce fills more nearly the requirements 1T
perfect fnm;lv machine than shy ON exhi,
bitten. Franklin Institute Exhibition Re-
port ofIs5s. o, ,l ae.s.,s .asa ....~- 49,. ,.a.
"rakiny mo consideration simplicity. cheap.
nesa, durability. and doing all work, the com
mittee were unanimously in favor of vii csx
& Gibbs. A q single thread machine.'--,
Pennsylvania Stole Agricultural Soeaety's Re.
port saras fsfr3 hg s5Rar1
I'VE mu.t. in justice, express our conf
dence in the meri a If the Willc~x & Gibbs
Sewing Machine We coustier that q great
desideratrm has been supplied by II, in prov.
ing. hevrnd Doubt. that two thrcsas arc not,
a. was supposed necessary to 4, got;d ma
c'.ine-""-rhr,st,an Aauoeate and Journal,
June 81. 1860
">fter much, wear and mary wAshing..
the st;tch;ngi- fqurd to retsin III tho rornd-
ness, evennes.. and &. mnpr which are &C m. oh
admired 1t f-~t." New York Sun I - '1c''' J
an principle it IL perfecs "-Engineey,
London sg10'% hrAa ratgseo.S
HAS e,idert pcintsaf .",eriori.y over all
others o--PAiladeip4;a Pass, -. n.
IA aerv.ce@ble machine. Uf THU, We have *
,peri~nce in our own family '-Boston Traveller
''Ths beauty aud simplicity Of its nechsn-
ism are admirahas '-ExSress. .if"f ~
siNo Sewing Machine hereh,fare intrpdneed
has, in 90 short t.mc. a:qnirrd e,,ch we'll.
m.ritcd popularity '-cincrnati Gazette. d,
sWe esteem Il thu best machine for family
ua.. The tie A;eA u snereeptio'sd6ie '-Sign.
"a by nanv hundred citisene Of Phil adsiphis.
~ SEND FORA cfRcULAk. ~ 7E'ai q
JAMEswILIcox, M.nuaAosssss,
n4sv4yD soS Broaa~.y,N, r.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
4s Prof. @, ]. Weed's
HAIR REsTORATIvE.

IT aiso prevents tho Hair from, becoming
I unhealthy and falling Of. and causes it to
grow aud thick-n where it is COMA, by resu-
sc;tating tho organs necessary, 70 supply
'nutr;ment and coloring matter. -.
Thousand 1t S-lder in the Army have
testified - the above. who nd become eray
and lost their Hair by sickness, change Of
climate, and inattention, whils. performing
camp duty. -"
Az . restorative and Dressing,,t has. no
equal Z liE v n 9Hs1trT Tn3Ov4vIl
Sold hy DR.. J. j Clemmer. New. Oregon.
and by H. Ssovil. Chicago Ill. ~ ,@-e = ..;J
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20

kNrk HALE-A valuable farm situated
= about midway &c wecn the towns 81
Vernon Springs and Howard Center, con.
tanning 2f0 facrss. 100 ncres "f Il timber, ~
acres uuder cultivation: ), acres under pa.
ture, grass land and mellow attached it,
equal ia not to he found in Howard County
It will he aoll cheap for ca h., Enquire on
the promises Or Of 5. N Cole Of New Oregon,
I., ~ svs.t w. B. ND>oN.
nall Vernon Springs Howard 20. losw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
HOWARD ASSOC IAT!0N
fH.LADEI PHIA, "a.

+ 10 s. afH,iASE' PHrA, Pa. s,ar,. q, :
disease Of The Nerv,us, Seminal, Urinary
~ aud Sexual Syxtems-new and reliable
'reatmrnt--in Reports Of tho HOWARD
A$>OCiATlON-Scnt by mail in sealed let
J. SKHLfN HOUGHTON, tIoxard4 Ascci.
alton, NJ. 2 South Ninth Street. Philstasl-
rhia, 20. (.i2y5yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20

Mrs. Darlington says THAT
when she was gal, she used to
go to parties, and always had a
beau to extort her home. But
now," say. sh,, "the gals up-
tiergo all sorts of declivities: the
task of extorting them home re.
wolves upon their dead selves. "
The Old lady drew down her specs.
and thanked her stars that she
had lived in other days, when
men could depreciate the worth
Of the female sex r. ell. a.
There is a place in New Hamp-
shire, they say where they never
nave any old maids. When a
girl reaches the age Of twenty,
and is unmarri.d d, the young fell
lows club together and draw lots
for her. Those who lose the
chance pay a bonus to the oHe
that gets her. - 81 astaA#
A Scotch traveller in Africa
drank a bottle of brandy. aud
then laid down in the jungle to
sleep of the effects. A swarm
Of drivers-a kind of ant fell in
'ssith him, and in twenty four
a,ours left nothing but a clean
picked SIX cleton, and a few boot
nails. They devoured even his
boots and clothing. = IAl' =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
EOR EALEl A BARGAIN!!

A first rate quarter section of prairie land
ak miles west at New aOrcg"u. vsPfice
$3.50. Apply to CHAP, MAR
SHALL, Vernon Springs, Howard Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20

3,7 BROADWAY, NEW iOHK
IT was pronounced superior to all othe 6
at the World Fail in London, 1862. 1t
took the f;rt Premium at the great Fair OF
the AMERI AN INSrlTUTE..in Nav York
CIV. 1893, where the judges were pract cal
mechanics and appreciate COG HHEELS
1t took the FIRST Premium at the
Ner York State Fair. 1852 and 1863.
Vermont State Fd,r 1863.
: Pennsylran,u State Fair. :. 1868
Miehiga.. State Fair. 1863.
lotra STATE FAIR. ......... ........ 1868.
Illinois State Fair 1863.
Ind al Cousty Fairs withoM numshsr.
SELF-ADJUsTiNG AND ADJUSTABLE!
1t SAFES Time, .Ldbor Clothes aud Moaey
easily snd firmly secured to the tub Walking
in ts and does easily get Of repair.
It Is not only PEKFECT wRINGy2, but the Cog
wheels give Il TOWER which renders II mos. sxcIL-
AsRER pressing and separating does, the
with the wArER from the clothes.
.1ny Washerron,Gn can Use it-d Child ten
- ~ ysdrs old ean sro,k 1t. az
I. will 1t. every monhs in the saving Of clothes
We haze Serxn sizes. from SIS 50 10 $40 20
IL. ord;surs Family sizes are : No. !, 10,
end No.! 2. - These haze
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20

because Of its great Tonic and Diuretic quail.
ties S ~ "eeFcg
I The simple fact that the preparation is
from Bartn l.ebig. will co,,,nsand it to the
attention IT the scientific IN III parts cf the
country. while the "se at It will st Grce and
permant'y prove t. the masses everywhere
that it is the long needed desitleratum-;n
its way. - - ,'.'.1-i' "a "a las y
\ The immense popularity Of this Coffee in
the Old World is an earnest that its useiand
popularity in America is bound to, become
co. tinent wide. '' 100 /
Another consideration not to be overlooked
in regard to the matter, is that :9
1t Costs 'lessthan Ordinary Gref n
bal, ss lie, Gomez Al .slls "a j
And it rrquirs less than. half the guam
tity 10 give the same degree IT strength
and il. use proves it at 80 ccn.af q
pound IT, Re cheaper than. Maricabo
Ic,,ffre 1T IS ceuts a pound. DgI.
Neatly packed in pound pa
pers with full instructions for
use on each labe'.-in sixty
POUND y B>xEs., s. Price, 80. cents
per pound A liberal discount
to the trade. 9l 't ~ - Ir a - . u
Manufactured by the PEOPLES
Provisions Co., 268 Greenwich
Street, n. Y, to whom all orders
NAV he addressed. .leomi6 .s.-bsaa
Soldsby wholesale Grocers and
prugeists, w. (n46v4yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
1ltb 0esea f'iaia Ats|tx,.
W ENGLAND AND WAR.

" ENGLAND AND WAR.
The following stanzas were very
popular in New England, where
they were extensively published
and admired in 1S47, the year of
the Mexican war:
"As for " ar.I call It murder -
There you have it plain and fat
don't want to 90 no furd"r
Than my Testyment for that
God has said 40 plump and fairly,
It's a. long a. it is broad: T..
And you've got 10 get up nirlv,
-. Ef YOU, want t. take in Cod
Col: represents Democracy:
Rrecnbacks. ltepublicapism. The
one is goirg up, the Other going
down. Democlacy, like god
will survive the crash which is
inevitable, while greenbacks will
tnrn to va'uless, rags. The Re-
publican party will follow the
iak'.f its greenbacks to dust and
ashes. Let who will say .,peace
to its ashcs," we shah never pro.
nouncc the sacred. word mace
over the hated remains of such a
scoundrelly party.-N. y. Day
BOOK.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
DAWS0N'S STANDARD Ed.
..~....- TI0N OF .....-...-
FEDDRALIST

With Bibl;ographical ana Historical Intro.
+r9nctions and Notes, BY Hsnry B Dawson
Printed At tina Riverside Press, on tinted
paper. with Portrait vol octave. TAO
pages in clo'h. Price 1918 law sheep,
in ha'f calf36.
Tie Ss'ona Edi!isn Just Published Bv
c. Seribner. No. 1874 Grand st., New York
This edit On Of the Federaiisi is commended
in letters to the Cd t,r. AMI publisher. by
Hon James A. Hamilton, SOD Of Gen.
Hamilton !"
Hon. Josiah Q1;ncsy,
Hon. Roger B, Taney, Chief Justice of
tho United States, =.. .#.'
Hon Edward Bates, Attorney General
United Stete..
Hon. Roberto. Winthrop
Hon. Joseph j. Lewis, Commissions Of
Internal Rev .ru.. Of the United States,
jared Sparks. L. %.
Hon. John. G. Palfcry.
Hon. Vim. h. Shipman, Judge Of United
81 .tss Court
And many others. And from tho many
favorable notices ofthe Press, We append the
foliowi z extracts.
~ From the Boston Evening Travsllsr.l
This edition is the hest that ever has ap.
peared. and M far superior to al others, that
comparison " tn any of its predecessors il
e;tirs'y OFT ofthe q .estion. All other edi-
Cons mast & " way to this, which leaves no.
thing more 4, he d ssired, 40 thorough y has
MIR. D,wson discharged his we'll assumed du-
~. The text which has been adopted is
that which tho d,stinguished authors them
sslvea originally gave " the world, without
addition Or abridgment.
lFron the New York Historical Magazine I
1t Ia matter It Qualification that N edi.
sion haa at last appeared, lifted by one 50
Thoroughly c0nversant with the history OF
she Psr.od. 30 p&instakiug, accurate and crit.
icaE. ItM the only edition to stand on the
shelf ola choice library. and il ono that few
librariss can di-psase with. No work more
simelv than this. al 4 ..s..s.. Il. 1@, -
lFrtn the Philad.lphia Presbyterian
6ta .dArd. '''~F roy ~ -.se z ~ 9 ~
TIE oeantry needed a new ed ton Of thi,
-ealebrst historical work, and here l. on,
shat should satisf5 ~ most critical and ex-
acsive. mind. The editor has done his worl
thgroughly. and he had amp store in haut
0-tender this most perfect edition.
.'st5tfrom the Bosto, post:I
Now, ~ ~ arst time, A'Thr Fsderalist.,
1&:psso "a im7Ae e3act lorn, rsnd from
Ase ~ The s&us pspsss % s&hicb 6,
skssk waa transm;ttsd BY Zen. Hammiltos
to Gen. " ashiag e. n, 10 1851. Altogether
N1es seands 90 the best edition Of The FEEDER
- ever is.ued in all IT'D particulars.
pieg nj b neil % receipt It price,
fIHA2..J = - ,.9e
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
FAMILY DYE COLORS

FAMILY DYE COLORS
Black, rrim.,n IS Pr.
Dark Blue, DARK Drah, Purpio.
light Biue light D. al, Iowa, purnl.
french Blue, Dark Green. Salmon
Ctarct Brown, Light Green, SCARE.
'".. p""n's magenta, Slate,
nso"n, Maroon, Solierino,
Snuff Brown, Orange, Violet
I Yellow.
Perfect fast eo'ers, fur dyeinc Silk. .N.ol,en
aud Mixed Goods. Shawl. Sca,is D-cs.
see Ribbons. Cloves, Boanqts. Hats
.6s'y Feathers Kid Giovcss Chi3drcns Ss,T
Clothing, and all kinds of
! .. n7--.. Wearing Apparel.
n saving Of eighty per ceaf. ri II
/ For IS cents von can co,er.as mani GOOD.
~ y, would "ther~isc cost Svc ,ia,es that sum.
various shades can be produced from tho
same dye. The pro.cssis SHINE, and snv
one can use the dye with perfect success.
nreet.oas n Ensa>h, French aud Ger
man inside Of each package H. ~
For f"rther infra,atn in dyo.n,, and
living a perfect knowledge what cc:o,. are
TEST adapted to dive over otbcrs with man,
valuable recipes J purchase How aud Stow,
on. treatise on DYING and coloring Sent ty
mail on receipt Of prs.r,-iO certs
For sale by Drusgi.ts nsd dealers gene
ralv. HOMER STrVrES
o7v5yl ST. ESQ broadway. Boston.
Huntington. our wholesale Agent nt
NcGrsgor. Iowa. il authorized tn aupplv
dealers At or rri see. HAS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
Prof. 0. J.. Woods
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

VNHlS a-tonishing preparation turns the
L hair b Jack to its original color, after
having becon gray. and re;nstatesit in all
its original health. luster. soitness and beau
ty-removes all Dandruif from the Scalp, and
all unpleasant ,tchings. II will slso cure
Cutaneous Eruptiens such as Scala. Head,
letter, &c., and hence creates . perfectly
healthy condition Of the Scalp, by acting as
Stimu'ant ans Tonic to tho organs sup
plying tho co',ring matter to the Hair. COM
pletelv restoring them to their original vigor
and health thuspreventing all tendency 70
become rray - '.hs., - 3 !'"9g att -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
TIE MOST DELICIOUS pEvERAsr.

d.
s>rsrnF E sst b.-g s,rs. :
''7-' ars AND 4 ssass.a ,yas b..
The most Hralth'sivins and Re.
III. . ~, Z s'srias Drink '.s .r..aa.
known in the wcrli-being At once /.
sovereign remedy instead Of producer
IF ". .is t~I
= ..n. -ss -.-.-. Z . f ..,.
Dyspepsia and General Nervous
Debility. Flatu'ence, Full
ness Of the Head, D;zzi-
ness. Costiveness,
I.' aud diseases Of .l3
the Liver
aud
Kidneys,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20

and give. the essential fnll strength and de-
liu;ous .fiav.r Of OLD GUVERNMEN1'
JhJA COFFEE. which, is the only qnslit,
Of Cnaee used in it, preparation. without any
o, that narcotic quality which 10 sadly dam
ages the nervous system in tho use Of even
tile best grades Of t'offec a. ordinarily pre-
pared. o. . H. - 8
I'd. 1t gives the essential tonic and diuret;c
slemrnts Of D ,ndeli"n, without the .'herby.'
coarse taste 70 disgusting and yet al ays
found IN the ordinary Dandelion Coffee.
( 1t is known to all acquainted with chcmi'
try. that the essence, or oil or VIII tcvcr
name may he given il. when properly and
scient, fi,ally detained from q, y hcri or plant
il a fur G fereu.,artcle from that prodiccd by
putting that plant ;ato water and boiling 1t
out-per hitting the escape Of the most ex.
onis:t and reliable strerg h and leaving the
coarse and earthly drugs precipi,~ted " H.
solntion.g 80 = az kev-s-. ~
So this preneration combines the. exquisite
aroma Of the Java Coffee. with the highest
.sseat III excellence Of the most choice DAN
delirn Welding the, spirit with MS the gross
or earthly hody Of hth; thereby avoiding
the De eterinus effec t. Of both and becoming
at the same time = II tftFAEH
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
EDUCATION: it's Ele,nentarv l'rin

cples Founded the Nature Of Man. 4S j. G, Spurs
hciR- Nd. With An Appendix, CON aiming Descrip-
ton of the Temperanents. and and AnslyGs Of the
chronological FAeulties Muslin, ~ Is.
~ veseYsrd tts volume Of the most important
that has been offered TO the public for many years II
10 full Of sound doctrines and practical wisdom
- Boston Med and Sur Journal.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
g"1iAY THE BEST NAN VINE
SAVE YOUR MONEY.

~. ~ ~
The Peoples Provision Company
Have this day established their East India
Coffee prise as followA sts .''r' IT,
Single poMnds Is cents.
Neren pounds ! dollar.
2orc"nds delivered free or boat Or r. r,
on receipt ofS3 90
For sale by grocers generally, at the above
rates. BE SURF that you ask for and get
PIP cos EAST INDIA COFFEE.
It hasa Pink LaLsl Ask any grocer for it.
IL il e.pec ally valn-d by Dvsr"sics, and
Pc sons suffering " tn direas's of,he live, and
Kidneys 1t requires hut cne- half as much ~
anv other. 10 bette" favored and .r. ~.
Is THE CHEAPEST coFrkE IN THE WORLD.
Address all orders t. PEOPLES PRO
VISION Co. 26S Greenwich Street. N. ". anil
rnclo-e cash ut mr. risk. 26s Greenwich st.
y. T., Aug. a1st. 1863 g = s-a.-e a- -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-20
Phrenology Proved illustrated

and AprLrED accompanedby = Chart, embracing an
Analysis Of the Primary Mental Powers in their Various
Degrees OF DEVELOPMENT. the Phenomena produced b
their Combined Activity and the Location Of the Phre-
noogical Organs In the Head Together with view ii
the Moral and Theological Bearing u the scencs Price
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-03
The Pure Bred Turf Horse
Highland Monarch.

J% WAS bred by Hon. A. L. PERIL OF PIcka,vsv
-. IN county in le5s He is dark, rieh satin
hands high, and is hOrse Of great bone and sh
NJ ~ @ @s1t[aordnaTy muscular development giSSI1S
1doahcA was got by the celebrated fEuTorfsa
L VINO was bred by the late King Of England WiieI'
V and was by Iriam the best horse Sf bis av 10 81
ITunu 10 All Eng land. MONARCH was Imported i Jo
tam pton' OF South Carolina for whom be won 2,
10 ne stakes OF $1,000 and $780, It Is aid Of bi5
~ " tne american Turf Register, that che met vtb III
tne best horses of his day Georgia and So1,b ~ e. 81
ed big NJ ~ al ms races e. whatever distance he prey
StIolg1 that she never encountered anythjng IN M
nc lS or private that could afford him triaI''
HIGHLAND MONARCH, more strikfnRIv res.,obi.. L..
InpoTted sire in all points, ttan any OF his cSs w
ana ioin-t1e same well prOpoI Il med head and Dcc
wac nostrs and intelligent fuii eve All drno1ir
~ ~ bonood-lne same muscular arm, broaa fat knes
reliet-the broad shoulder inclmDg uSl Ill ~ eieAi
forming with his lofus and ana rter. pack and
aoe StFeheth-dsep hank with barrel ribbed bo1.a -
complete Perfection In thigh, stine and boeE Eb y
land Monarch is all that could be desired for 49,
sPeeG ano protection az tainst curbR &C the ia
and e%ceedn InG Of good iength the feet wei shaped
the dam OF Highland Monarch was bv the esl.hr.,.
@ @henspSSy pred horse Grey Highlander who was A.,
b P1 Sc AZ tne State talr IN lS55-waa owned nv
o 1ut.eI NOuhty stock Company, and hls renn,st,os
as grtter OF good stock equal 10 apv b ~
Of the Messeneer aSd sh1 9m was well bred mare
: HIGHLAND hONAkcH has not been brDnght f,,o a.
imnrv ~ IN We" 70 encourage horse racing but ts
% tne style, action and temper Of heres ~ J
W. oork, tne horses most generally used by our frNo
sIiv The % Ihat tney are the most useful and Fener
slraDIe t characteristics good action epd"r
IN suPeIloL style In these particulars no bread
w Goh pare with the thorough bred race bor.H
horses are bred for the saddle FOR commo1
II tbis b5rs - sven loF general Iarn work. an nfpEop
= tnIs oFeed is always desirabe; while Tor c-.IoL
Iop a. i was y demonstrated in the War Of the RevoI
Ion as IL IS now in this wicked rebeIIion ~, Nv
Peto ana WIND Of the bOoded horse give n si,S 2
hal bic tng near army whose cavalry horses partSIe Of
bIIitv 70 c tIe H sfebgth Vi the horse and hs
= " larry Nigh weights, arises from tho so,Sdi,
nd s Sones the close texture his nbers tbs sn{
uilar conformation ava AH "nols Pc
HIGHLAND AoSARcH will be found a, the o,T
VSES, ~ miles Nsrth of Delaware - u l. =
May g. lS64-6t. 1924.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-03
Erysipelas General Debility Purify the
Blood

From DIR. Hobt. Sasoip, Houston ST.. NJ r.
DR.; AVER; seldom fail TO remove ErT.ptions and
ScTgtHous sores by the perSeVGTing of your
tack OF Malignant ETysipeLaS with it. No altera.
nve we possess equals the SARsAPARILLA you have
supplied to the profession as well to the people,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-03

ctiva ~ ,IIIIlsI 3edTcuIngg and E
| est child. <0-i VI yOuhk
MADAME TABOO PoRTER's CURATIVE BAIsAN fs no non,
ana untried medicine, but has been used bv The nphc
Tor the past % years. with unparalleled success snd
mas acquired us OresC Mt exten and iarRelv
ing sale simply by being recommended by fbose ,L
nave usec II TO their afflicted friends and others
give the Basam trial, the very low price n which
ls sold brings it in the reach every one that tbev
may always keep convenient for use 1be tj11e ~,
Oh 70 cent bottle Will often prove to be worth ons
hundred times lis cost VA vic
do not be put of with any other. Asr for N,D,,,,
ZADOc PoRTER's COUGH BALsAM insist on ba = inc IL ~
Eake no other; il your Drugg ST does not have IL have
him send and get It for you 'N' ~ H"'e
le. HAii 3 RT1',TET " e oents per Bol
Dec IS, '6S-ly 2ls Greenwich 81 R,S YIl
For sale in Delaware by STARR & BRorHER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-03
SUB-SOIL PLOWS.

=, They are made an improved DIan ,,,, ,.,,,. ,
Ine ground that the surface pow cuts All ,h Ing al
plows made heretofore only cut hsi9 ~ tns
width OF the surface pow ~ AiAii OF t"othirds the
sbIo o pest sugar Cane Seed plant early in anti,
''' sun an" OuV you Min Of me early.
Delaware, March 20 Ises-u D. u EVANS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-03
IRON g. Steel.

TUSr received, large addition to my stosk \ of Tro
81 and STEEL, which makes my assortm ent roDnI,,
IN all the styieS OF common Iron wagEonS ana M
gies, Sc Also, Steel Dandy Tire; Spring Steel nom
20 inches wide; Cast Steel assorted slRs1, CSrma
STEEL American and English Rlister Steel.
Uss' s''1' Q. q. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-03
AYERS
CATHARTIC PITTS

possess 50 many advantages over the other pur.
gatyes in the market, and their superior virtues
are SO universally known, that we need NOT do
more thau 10 assure he public their quality is
maintained equal to the best it ever has been.
and that they may be depended on to do ali
that they have ever done
Prepared by J. c. AVER, NJ. D., l. Co.
Lowell, Mass, and sold by ~
Sold by B. Dickinson & Son, Starr & Bro, n.
Cornell, Delaware; J. j.. Caller, Eden Station: :
W. Q. Winget, Ostrander; j. Derthick, Galena:
=. & J: 81. Kimbali, Sunbury; Pool / White,
East LtbeTtyi d. E. Hyde, Berkshire; and by
Dealers everywhere. ian, Is. '64-Gv'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-03
Buy the Best PIou

S Of great importance 10 the Farmer to get tn. hes.
- 1G Low. without good Plow no man can do eooS
os,G 80 anu Bood pioWing Is the first step toward
fsctrsiP' oP' nave on hand and constantly mann
OF the very best MATERIAL at NV shon nv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-03
Standard Cast, Combination. and
Steel Plnws

The Iey y are pronounced by all competent Judges TO he
in nse NJ easiest held, and strongest PIow NOW
NO farmer should be without one or mora = ho
not I 20 Plow hls land we'll My prices are as low n
as ood man others who use good materials and do
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-03

The Best, Cheapest and most eHectual Reoadv IN,
COUGHS, COLDS. &c, the World mas eSy.I I"'
FTod1Sed, Purely Vegetable, contains no
41NEkALS, or other Deleterions nrncs