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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30
Holloway's Ointment.

The history Of these great Remedies is the
most wonderful medical revelation that the
world has evsr known 1t establishe, the
all-impcrtsnt fact that H'hsrerer, ard in
Whotersr Shape internal disease exists, the
disinfessng, searching and healing prop
ties ofthe Pills are fully equal to its ,ubjec-
ton and cure. and thss, with the ointment,
they are
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30

RErrRNEp,-D. @. Preston ESQ
who snliste! from this county for the
18Th I. S. regulars returned home to
day having served his three years GU.
and been honosably discharged from
the service. He looks hale and hearty
and brings with him = young wife.
We presume he intends to resume the
practice of his profession in the county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30

On Monday Jauy I'd the Board Of
Supervisors meet At the Court House
for the transaction Of BUSINESS. Per
sons having claims against the county
should present their accounts the frs:
day Of the session.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30
OSHKOSH LUMBER.

I'M. Mccoy has large stock Of choice
Pine Lumber from tho OSHKOSH WIS
Mills for sale at Castalis, and Ossian, Win.
neshsik County
Each grade of this Lumber is
of the best quality and will be
sold at reasonable prices,
E. H. KEYES will supply the
DEBORAH trade at all times with this Lum.
Der.
At each Of these places, lCastalia, Oseisn,
and Decorah) May at oil times DO found,
In tie vry Of Lumber,
Shingles, Lath, square and saw-
ed Timber, Joist and
Scantling,
Dressed and
s Seasoned and un-
dressed Flooring, ST.
ding, Fencing, &C., &C., &c.
Parties desiring Lumber Of aHy descrip-
ton arc invited to call and examine prices
and quality. .,-......
.-.. D,corah, cssta!ia & osaian,
Doc. IS, 1854. fhfo [v6n5tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30

Geo. ". Pierce is about TO remove
into the Store lately occupied by Cow
an, schellenser & Co. lie is getting
on fine stock Of goods whick he will
open up Eefcre our next issue Ut lis
future place Of business.
lie is having the building construc-
ted and used as steam Touring mill
moved upon main street, probably adj
joi' ing the present store Of Cowan
Schellenger g. Co., whore it will be
fitted up for store. We understand
that it is already rented.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30

This Office is under obligations to
W. n. Burdick for can Of very fire
oysters. Buc,lick is TO De found at
the CID stand Of Ssdier, east side Of
Main Street where may be found a full
supply Of family groceries of nearly
every variety, IS cheap IS can 10 pro,
cured west of Chicago. We commend
him to the public, in the belief that
in dealing with him they are consult
ing their own interests. Read his I'D
vertisment in another column.
Judge Berry had sack
of -four stolen from IN front Of
Pi.rce's store a few evenings
since. The Judge very philosophical
ly asquits the .hief(not having ascer.
tanned who 1t was) becaa Sc he says we
are Commanded to feed the hungry and
cIolhe The naked, all. that some fellow
was probably unable to obey this Com
mand without -four. lie does'not re
port whether there Ia analogy or
preceden. to be found justifyrng a fel-
low fosna "capturinQ" wood from
neishboss wood pile.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30
The Great Ambassadors Of Health
to all Mankind.

This is not history written by ono man.
or even derived from the experience OF one
nation. II consists ofa compilation os test,
non,als from tie sick of every conntry-an
spimpcschable record the like OF which has
never been adduced in favor Of any d scovs-
~ or inysnt.on sins9 tilno began.
These highly Heolsrs World Kn4ra ana
Ner!a Trad, ars Boon to the Sick
The want Of a sterling medicinal to meet
the lila and necessities Of the suffering per,
tioa Of humanity, and one entirely free from
mineral and other deleterious particles was
severely felt till this all powerful medicine
was usherea into tho WORLD; Holloway's In
valuable Phi have become the Household
Remedy Of all nations. Their attribute is to
y -, III =, - C,.re; thev alta OK the
By removing the hidden cause Of disease,
re-invigora.e and restore the dropping ener-
giss of the system. assisting nature IN her
t:sk Of v;!a! and tunet.snary rsforn:a.;one
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30
ER1DAf,DECEMBER 81, 1854.

UsGrsser Vs,tsrn Esiissy. g.
~ and after Aug SSH, -, Trains
WI leave azd arrive a. follows,
TRAVIS Gong Vss,,
Passenger and Mail;
Leave N. EcGrsgor, 10 30 4. N
Arrive at Postyills 70 80 ?. n
ight and Passenger:
leave N. AeGrsgar 43nrh
Arrive at Fvstv:ils sc g.
Trains Gong Eat,
Passenger and Nail
Leave Postvills, l4srA
Arrive at N MeGrexor, $40
Freight aad Passenger:
lsays Pcstvills. so A. NJ
Arrive at N. NcCrsxor SO
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30

In j:@,":c. CoUrt Howord CoH"y, I0,ra.
Csolsy. Fsrwen s Co, plTs.
aESt. Notice Of Suit.
Snss II Noble, Def.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30

- krivAvkeI Pr. DU caiRN RAILWAY.
DEPARTURE SRINs-
Nail and Day Express Pass 80. 300 4. NJ.
Night a.d Express, Pass ... 1918 Pm
ARa!vEs At p. Ds cAIss.
tAii and Day Express Pass. ... .s:a5p. NJ
kikss and Express Pass ......7:l5 A. N
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30
Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources Of the deadliest m Al aides.
Their effect IL to vitists all the fluids of tie
body, and to send poisoned stream thrors!,
all the channels of circulation Now, what
is the operation Of she fills' They cleanse
the bowels, regulate the liver, bring the re-
Taxed CT irr.ated stomach into natural
condition, and, acting through the secreti7e
organs upon til: tlsod .tself change tho
state Of the eysten from sickness to health,
by exc, sising Simultaneous and wholesome
effect upon all it, parts and functions.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-30


That the above statements can at all IL
mes be verified by the written testimony
lsxtex ding through q quarter ola century,
Of tens Of thousands OF unimpeachah wit
nssses.
Bilious Maladts,, &c., 9e.
In whatever form disease attacks the liver,
it il repealed and exterminated by this
searching, pain less, and irresistible curati-
YES Bil,o g rem;ttents, bilious purging, and
all the ordinary disorders of the organ, indi-
Gated by pain in the right side and between
the shoulders, ycllowness ofthe whites Of the
eyes, weakness and debility, &c., are rcliev-
I'd and removed by the remedy
with celebrity which astoni,hos the sufferers
and their friends. Let the sick, whom the
faculty have abandoned, resort with conf
dence to this pow eriu! ant:-biious agent, and
= restoration to health and activity Will b.
the unvarying result.
Dyspepsia Diarrhas, 'Vsaknsss, $e.
The terrible bodily and montal pangs
which characterize Dyspepsia are at once
mittigated by the Pills Diarrh@a, consti-
patton, headache, physical prSstration, nor
vous tremors, hot flushes, spasms, affections
of the kidneys, hemorrhoids OF piles, and in
fact, oil internal complaints from,whatever
cause arising, give way before the salutary
influence of this extraordinary remedy. As
specific for dyspepsia, and the disorders
connected with it, or growing out Of it: the
Pills are always to be relied on when every
other medicine and mode n treatment has
utterly failed. 60,
Hollo,vays Pills are the best remedy knorn
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tssAi Ess.

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SOCIETY NOTICES.

E'ATliIR N\TilfW T. \. II. SOCIETY
4 ~. q, So Io >. hhl cor "a a. AMI Z avon tbi.
tlu LAY rvcrtn-. speaking ~ NJ Ncl,EhnpIr
a NJ ~ ~ -.Li. siusiug h' 81. " ILSON nrd
Mi. = lutNLE. y b--Thc M, nlsis ave not ned TO
'..t' 30 . 'i I'd! O sun - nt u u'cuck, ~ith re-
aIih tor re vIIi--, Of or,huizlux aues society, 70
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'c"1tud cor iith . ana IN AZ. =. t'CONNOR-
rs. J. 81 - Rec sec. lva
L8IEi.E MATHLW /. 4. Il. SOCIETY,
L 80. y. y. itlur Ns''rw lLdL =, q b.. 18th ave.
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~ No. 81, 10. Ut y. 5 and -. Of :, are - sny
900 t1'." o. lc. Hs'Ct. ~ 90 ctihs ~ th'it l.'.ii.
DO. Sp'rt. - " n'oio-k a. " Thu rrty Ausust ll;.,
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,orcers ,up iurHr N,.tr, 90 ''yin mi. fhu~
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Ir. q sra 60 ~. d.f is'ch anu iice Ciils Mr.
lLtu'ue Mss. iol,s Mice Can,vHn. Mi.- Wod,
''s.f.. I' kN"us, iu.ts, H." ior, liolWc Alstls,
iut Dob N1u cth.s NJ y Nullishn, r."s!de. Al TIE
moi" ""t. -tu.t .pe,thcs %! Me--f,. tu,ce Austin,
b .'s .4f i anr one O. 4id ntNt sunday L. VI.
S'aikt tunn NO lru. fsl A. -. A sutton, -
Ss-rls. ''fs. v .fN.I1, ,-r. h li, Nuian. tN'k.
cruu 3uH J''.-. -.t ~ % .Iiii. Hrf concern ~
~ e. y'. ct. iNnMN- iNNLN. Pcs
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~ mainly asssrnhed ~ 20 hnsa eoav'c-
voo ID me minis q bo@ who engaged
In " shsa the safro Of The govcrnnHns hsd passed
permanently into tho hsods Of sectional party
which would SON srsmpe on the political rights
Of the SOUTH" 10 other words, 10 believed that
III, South wss. 10 ,he rn.n. nigh, in sco'ing upon
N, election or w. Ir.coL, " the Presidency, sni
thai although Tie Sorh might make = show II r..
assnc, .nd raise Muies 70 II led tv such gc-r.
RAJ A. ~ sll yr' the South could o, AL n
crrd IN gaining their end. Perhaps General PrEL
v,s wiser than the rest Of the nation. sud va Is
10 discern sey 10 ouch toe rebellion wi,hor, .
resrr' arms. But Se, nrvertt elcs.- telove that
he hS done god thing Ia rcs.snins his comm >.
sion 10 the regular army, and ,hs, ,ho county
hs. causo ~ mourn that his twenty .ihrtc vcars ~
service have not ieen friitfil ~ better r"si'is.
His latter referred 10 above, exhibits q prit thsi
has sciuicd tno many In command ~ re Union
armies since The t<1ibnins II this war, sni u
whom. scoordny 20 General rrrr1, hore are uiou-
ssnds yet Ia tho -cfv,ce WHO with views sr 'it
10 b,s own. have not ~ o-n rs course. II "a
matter ri etn yratu'ston ihs, tho usrvcc e rid o;
oae Of thcso lulewsrrn alher'rts. L g ~ o,her.
would initiate the onnIdo thor. might De , r. -
oniy n closing nc ~1 bys peace hon urat!. to
both rar,i,a
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The value IT . aals,cr nan ~ iao hem :. one.
nntre 'llu,used by the celebrity ~ TIC rctel r,le.,
asrces the Potomac AZ soon Ne Gsacrl tI-,Nr ap.
pesred on the scene Of action. Tno ono evea: s.,-
ceeisd the otber almost as que ky IS rcpor, 10.
lows tie fssh Il cannon. I ia not known tat the
retels wsre awsrn 81 the p-,sclee % Lieutenant.
Genera S",sr. or that o,y own soldier. on the
Northern peopie; nor does 1t appear tIat be
brought snslo additional company TO the scene Of
operations. fc, his arrival changed rs n by magic
the entirc Nenc. lis Influence was felt before
be WAS seen, and nom the banks ~ he ,s1uehan.
to tae Shenandoah Valley the reduction d. yer
FROM ehsos told NJ new condition - aA,rs. How
ar in what manner th.s ci ,n-c was ,!c tel ", no,
known. !! " enough .or NJ tht C,n,rl C.I.r
appeared that the rebels lsI a-i Shat AN,.uI
gained dcci'iel victory, o,c OF tie very 'cv that
hav, thus f'r h7Ig h.on,d the ,i,on II th.s l.s,
shameful Invasion. I, Is thus thst GENIUS .,scr,a
Itself. GenerA GnAsr disesrped At u glance she
true sisus;1u. aud by sklllh,' d'suos,iea Of
rrU,I,s nj tho proper snr;cNc points a.hcy,d nj.
most instsptauc. usly Ycsults which kI6rI. Urs.
Tur, C0ScH anu OILERS had yaiuly s,ienp,ed ~
r-vis TO bring about. The whole affair appears
somewhat Insignificant in comparison with ID,
aeading events o! the war yet II IL rLosI npcrtan,
and hUJefui as an evidence Of tie capacity u
Lieutenant General GIANT, and his intui;iyc per
eeption, under all circumstances. Of the proper
means thst should be adopted for securing given
nd
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUG. II, 1854.


The Trcnc.. stusAia In Gsbryts is hopeful,
tn' na -hory 'r'c rom snsiesy. General Hoop
sPr~zss doserr.iooa to hoid Atlanta ~ ell basssds.
and nAs iIown his srny int /, 70 sand . sies,.
n 10 vre that "a rsivrtion matter Of urne--bus
tiuro tust row m n The mos, precious importance
70 frennrA saSSsAs. Tie esnna capture AtlAnas
~ d.ruct ssssuA IN front, and 10 engaged In .
tank NOV rnrnt involving delay Of two on thr-e
vsesS during which period reiDiorvemcnts tr,m
Ln's amy msy csoh Atlanta. and ensble
'hnersi Hon N rss,ire the offensive. Il.
- rc-sh'e, however. that General snray,sy
Tank opstsfion may IL slresdy executed,
"r ~ FAY advsnccd % IN .ecure the object in view,
t~for' LoresrRN.1's veterans, sad 10 t- now on
''f way W Georra can srriyc 70 ifpo' the result.
We te'icvo hat 6cnsrA surHu,-'s army is more
Than match 10 n pitched bel''i'r ~ he 'rre-
that CON vs. cppoenNatol sssnhi him IN Ocorsis
ui.hn noah. But IL MAJ no, be siron5 enough
" teat the ri1i arm ,ld ala cnptu-c Ai,ntn.
rr,l-- thcss circumstance. 'tti.r oe~r from thH
rceno ~ or-r.L ia. will 10 'ookci 'or Win eager
interrfi, and hoft'I! ri,ifpai0n-.
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sAJo7-G ssrn.t r-ElL las " lat fag0rtl ,ht
nc With the T.sSons icf lis resignation. T. a
- mcw:s. lcagtby cps 10, sddr s.e! probably to u
.o.nber cf,be Hesce-n'rtv' he eo;s forth ais grew
a.uoec with IN much ore slon q aool-bov Il u
has besa logged for m'sSehsv.or, From his state.
,,snL u In diiscuit 10 tell what his particular
Vows of the rebellion. II b quits cleaE, howcver,
shs. be ooasdsrsd The seoessoa Of the South -
soneshtas ths. ought nns 10 be very sIrspucualy
srsrsed He insiuaSAs - much IN HE lestnr, vhers
no ssyA ia ] q nos d1ula thss b tsspsaGcn!
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Win single exception. our c"ntrmporar cs q
this city slmit the exc.Savo nature al tho qpots
sgporloucd IN New York, and cn1orro tho able
exposition Of Supervisor BLusI with regard ~ e.
The Journal to which We allude recommends m
invcs,is atom ~ tic matter With view . dong
justice b,h IN IRE city And 10 tho government, III,
add ices hygres tn show that NJ. BLrsT's re-. u
ing is not entirely accurate. without entering
INTO detai,s however, IL docs ~. sccm difficii "a
,uhatnntnte the Supervisor theor,, nor il ,hc
abduction of figures At all essential. II = well
known tat only ne mon rs ngo a cal wa LnAJe
or recruits the number being exactly equal H. tho
poscnt eauisition. TIE quota Of New York ~
ihs, time, corrected by 81 Official COMM on np-
pointed D.; tie Govern niaII, Wa i6,CCo. ; nee ~"
ma lns Of tao eLrolinent upon which that lp"ss
~is tas,d, isrt'a number n soldiers hayr 'oc1
enlisted g. api sent rom thc lty--a uunl,T ,rse
snou,N - e1Iaise any surfV-ed increase Of
population. Que ~ two things II Teforo. "a Ger.
tain si,hcr the onici, comtssou al uo' perform
their duty Nth regard " tho enrolment o. o. &c
months ago, or the prcscrt or lE"ut : ui,iuat 70
the exiem n ,,n1--,he .T.t cAi,us T.. u. .I
li.ors lhe las, 5000
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wha. Can I do BeN en-Have Q Correct
description Of your character, With chart, and
may then knov whether TO oecoms merchant me-
chanio, lawyer, physician. preacher. Ersrnina-
ton. daily, ny Me.sr FOWLER a WELLS. 80
B-oadrav, y '. 80
To LIVER, body ! BIZ, YOUR Watches now
rc'o'' 'hc fLinP Va so'- oI
srd double. tla r1~.
Az, diamond paiio. MsDh
tho let ~ fr~ VOID
Air f',i.Ig chc.yer han en- ofhsp, - 'Nr IC-'
Ni1r.s'iu D. CO. 10 ,1ruAIt'--L go
For IL. Hair and kin. -lInrry'a TricGp-
henous ihe 10, sud chc4.c-t tl,'. ~'.t b.. 81
dfulg.sfs. aHl
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Eio"fH MAKERS UNION NuCiLli--A
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o.. ,'e..N lc,e.e. n.n Re a. ~. ~ a. ,ti'ae.
-. &c ION . -, '-1y Committees IN ciu' sssi0e
slOGlG ou 10 1t1c4a' - 70 lepuT.. l. O.0". 10.
r.,.. 49,. NhtG c. S!Ch. Fic.iCepf.
iAlhINh hNtIl. Sc''' pro To- 80
HARDWARE AND UOI'SL lIRNI,UI,I
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AsCrsON NOTICES.

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tlou that al ,odl TO ~ discovery. Isl
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Nsi.sbss ISl;s.
(R. BUNr, M wEST 18TH ST, CURES

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= kLWiED- sra WE'D IRON THB

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ERoCER> AND ia CLtR6> AIItN.
~ o. \ 'p'c \ We, .4is ~. : y i.II q, r.t.iv
linl u BiNG.F, N TAuslGv cvcrr.. "A. TN. -.
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should ou 10 1t1o4a' al 10 lepur.. Il O.o", 10.
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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

UNcoSDIrIoSAL LINCOLN AMI FRAUD DELEGATES /!
The precinct caucus Of the voters of Junction
City precinct was held last Wednesday night.
The call was Issued for unconditional Lincoln
men," Early in the day it was ascertained that
two notorious copperhead enemies of Mr. Lincoln
were electioneering with view of controlling
the caucus, and giving an Endorsement to the
Fraud. 1t was not slow the way the Indies
turned out in the evening. The Copperhesd
Frauds had ballots written out and distr;butea
during the afternoon. The meeting called to
order by Samuel Orr. Daniel Mitchell wa.
chosen Chairman and J. n. Karnan Secretary
About this time. P. z. Taylor came. BE scanned
the audience. and then got up and left perfectly
disguised. 1t was enough to disgust hin-we
don't suppose he counted five Frauds in the fifty
that was there. The meeting proceeded to bust
ness without him. A, W. Csllen, John Gross.
!" d. Mackey, and Geo. A. Taylor. all violent
indigs, were unanimously chosen delegates to
the County Convention. Senator Strickler moved
that the delegates be instructed to vote for none
but unconditional Lincoln anti Fraud delegate to
tie State Convention. The motion was adopted.
and the meeting broke up amid rousiug cheers
for Lincoln and grosns for he Garner fraud.