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NOTICE

NOTICE
The Coparnershp heretofore existing between the sub
seribers IL this day dissolved BY mutual consent,
PETER MUHKEL,
HENRY X. HORTON.
Lrsttleboro, Nov. 81, 1904
The Baking business will be continued by the subscriber
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and demands for and against the said Frm.
The subscriber tenders thanks former patrons nd will
do his best to satisfy all customers by close attention bust
ness, and by furnishing the very best articles in his line at
reasonable rates. PETER MUNKEL.
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medical DoPart1aa ont.

The 45h Annual Course Of Lectures In the Medical School
Of Maine will February GATH and continue 10
weeks.
Circulars containing full information lie had appi,
cation to Prof @. y BsAcEETr, D. Brunsi0ok, Me, or
TO the Secretary, WiiiGm stOwn, Mass.
p. CHADBOuRNE, NJ. D., Secretary
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NOR SALE.

For SALE
yoke of Working Oxen;
80 Fine Wooded Sheep;
Extra Fine w ooIed Bucls,
Also 1 Sleigh, rIy new.
RUFUS CLARK.
Dratteboro, Nov. IS, 1854. -47tf
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T OST,-IN THE CARS ON THE YER
i imont Massachusetts, Railroad Tuesday evening,
octob, 18th, pair Of GOLD spECTACLEs. The Finder
shall he generously rewarded by leaving them at the Office
of the Vermont Phoenix. ~.
EOUND.--ON THE ROAD LEADING
Il from West Brattleboro to Marlboro Monday, Oct.
81 sized dark col1red VALISE. The can
have II by calling JAMES NJ. REED of this Village and
paying expense Of Advertising
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VERMONT STATE BONDS.-I am pre-
pared to issue at par, with rucd interest Bonds
payable with interest semiannualy, at six cent? and
In 1873 The amount to lie issued is limited $3.50
The bonds for $500 each COUPONS payable LIST Of June
and December, Mt Bank in Boston Funds in payment for
bonds may he deposited in any Bank in this state to
credit On receipt Of advice bonds will he forwarded d
rected. J. b. PAGE. Treasurer.
State Treasurer's Office, Rutland, Nov. 81, 1864
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MMIssIONERs, NOTICE.
RALLARh T,ISWARn.

w Il, the subscribers, being duly appointed
w by the Hon Probate Court for the District Of Mari
oro Commissioners To receive examine and adjust al
claims and demands Of all EFsos against the estate OF
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STATE OF VERMONT, Westminster, S. s

~ The Probate Court in and for salt District.
To all persons Interested In the Essse of ALMIRA GOOD
ELL late Of Townshend in -vsri sdeceased Greeting
You are hereby notified that oRhANDO :. HOWARD,
Administrator of the Estate Of sail deceased, has filed his
application in writing for license sell all the Real Estate
Of said deceased and that said Court will dec upon said
Application at session thereof be held ut the Probate Of
fee in Townshend the third Monday in December 1861
at which tune and place you canine heard in the premises il
you see cause. As Z. b. EDDY, Regser
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EUR SKINS.
Cash paid for Fox, Fisher, Marten, suskra Mink &c.
at the highest market rates, by
GILBERT MANN
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WILLIAM n. SKATER.
CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S

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sPEOIAL NoTICEs.

At New York, on Thursday, Cold closed at assi.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

DR., Dio Lewis's $40. nal Institute
fer Physical Educa;ion," located in
Boston, Mass, Incorporated in 1851.
and employing several eminent Pro
fesaors. Will open its Winter Term for
1865 OF the 2nd of January next. AL
ready nearly two hundred graduates of
this institution are at work i n the cit
les and towns Of the Northern States.
OF these are about two-thirls are ladies.
Ladies and gentlemen who would en-
ter the New Profession, and become
teachers of the popular systsm Of Gym
nastics, can send to DR.. Dio Lewis for
circular.
The old Knickerbockcr says: Sue
cess to DR.. Lewis. Gentlemen or Ia
4ie, who would % real god in this
world, aud would learn q calling whose
practitioners are every day in most re-
quest, should qua lily themselves to be-
come teachers at the Normal Iustl-
tute.'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
"UNQuESTIONABLY THE BEST SUS-
TANNED WORK OF THE KIND
IN THE WORLD."
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Critical Notices ofths Press.

Critical Notices of the Press
1t is She foremost Magazine Of the day
The Hresids never had q mvrs delightful
companion, nor the million moro enterpri-
sing friend, than Hsrrer's Aasszine.--
WsthodiA Protestant lBaltimore)
The most popular Monthly in the world
New York Obssrrsr.
We must REFER ia terms Of eulogy to the
high tone and varied exec l!ences of HAnPER's
MAsAZlsS-a journal with nmonthly sreu-
,ton Of about 10000 cepes-in whose
page, are to be found sous Of the choicest
light and genera reading Of tho day We
speak OF this work Is all evidence 0! the
Amslican people; and the popularity it has
acquitted IS NrIi,s! Escu Hu.lher cont Ala.
folly Ii. tasss Of reading matter, approrri-
s. c.y illustrated with good wsod-cuts; aud It
combines III itself the racy monthly and the
moro philosophical quarterly blended with
TIE best features OF the da ly journal. 1t
has great power in the Dissemination Of 0
love Of pure literAture-TsusNKs's Guide
10 -fmercan LiterGtGre, LcnGaA.
The volumes bouud constitute Of thomsel-
YES a library of miscellaneous reading such
as can not DO found in the same compass in
any other publication that ha1 come under
car uctice boston Courier.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
STATE OF IOWA, S.
Ho,vard County,

Original Notice to JOHN Hartwell;
s1g: You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the Office of the CLERK Of the
District Court of Howard Couaty, Iowa,
petition Of Of Amos D. Combs claiming OF
YOU the sum of one hundred and seventy
dollars and seventy-fvo cents and interest,
as money due him from, you, on your prom
issory note executed by you at Usage, Iowa,
on the 18th of May, A. D. 1853, for the sum
of ono hundred and seventy dollars and
seventy five cents and interest at ten per
cont and delivered to him and payable one
year from date. And he also claims the
foreclosure of "a mortgage executed by you
on the west half of she south west quarter
and the north east quarter of the south
west quarter of section nineteen, township
one hundred, range thirteen. And now I'M
less you appear at tho ncxt term of said
court to b. held on the second Monday at
ter the third Monday in January A. d. 1865,
and answer the said petition on or before
noon of the second day thereof your default
will be taken and judgment & decree enter
ed thereon.
Dated November. Is A. D. 1854.
C. E. BERRY, Any. for PLf.
50 cts. Int. Rev St. aGxed and cancelled.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
NJ LlTARY ELECT ION

On Wednesday evening the members
of the company organized in this town
under the militia law of the last session
Of the Legislature elected its officers.
There was tie utmost unnninNty Of
feeling in the election, and all the men
Jers Of tic company, except those who
report says were ambiti Gus for military
honor,, are highly gratified with the
result. OF the officers chosen, VIC be
l;sve them one and all to be the best
that could have been selected. The
company has done credit to itself in its
judicious selections; the officers re
think Will do credit to themselves in
the acceptance Of their positions, ard
the discharge Of the functions Of their
Offices.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

A. II. White of the DEBORAH House
"a trip there last week gives the as
surance) still successfully caters to the
and comfort Of his guests.
His guests too are among the finest fell
lows in the world. One Of them w
d. Townsend of McGregor, genial
whole souled gentleman as ever lived:
unbcknown to L. p. D. and the writer
had fire put in our room, on Satur-
day evening, the cold being most III
tense; thus, and without ostentation
or hope Of reward administering to our
physical comforts. We voted White
& Townsend two of the best and mos,
self-denying men living in these times
Of shoddy and hypocrisy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
STATE OF IOWA ! 9 6
Ur1asyI County.

Original Notice to J. +. Kellogg
SIR: Isr are hereby notified Shat there
is now on fi'c in the Office Of .lle Clerk of
the District Eour. Of Howard County, Iowa,
a petition Of james e. Bennett, Claiming of
you the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars
and interest At ten per cent since tho Srd
Of juno A. D 1853, on promi-sory note exc
cuted BY you AID delivered to him for the
said sum of two hundred and fifty dollars
and ten Per cent You are also notified
tnat he also CLAIMS the foreclosure Of mort
gage executed by yen and delivered to him
to secure the payment Of the said nste.
And now unless you appear ut the next
term Of said court to be held on the fifth
N.nday after the 3rd Monday in Septer.-
Der A. D. 1864 and answer the said petition
on or before noon Of tho second day thereof
your default will be taken and judgment
rendered as ask ed by the Plaintiff
c. f. BERRY, Atty for PHI.
Dated Oct Sd A. p. 1854.
so cts. Int. Rev. St. affixed and Cancelled.
The foregoing notice having boon return
ed defendant net found" service thereof is
made Nv publication by order Of the Dis
trct Court o! said Howard County and the
time of trial therein announced will b. on
the second Monday after the third Monday
in Jany 1865, Of which said defendant will
take due notice.
Dated November, is. 1864.
C. Z BERRY, Atty for Plf.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
TERMS

HAKrsa's Ma @ Az,sE one ysar. 81 30
An Ezra Copy Of either the MAGAZINE er
WEEKLY rsIlbc supplied gratis for ercry
Ciub Of FIVE SvBsCMBERs at 81 60 cach ~.
one REMITTANCE; or SIX Copies for $50 90
Back Numbers can be supplied at Anr time
a Camp'c.e Set, n ow comprising Twenty
nine Volumes. in nest cloth bin 1 ~, will be
sent b. express, freight a. ezpcnsc ofp'rc Il
ger, for 80 25 per yolums. Single r,!uHss,
by mail, p0Stpdi! IS 90 Co:h eases, for
hiding, 50 cents, by mail, postpaid Address
UhRPER$ & BROTHENs,
Flonk!!n Squa,. Neu York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
FISH'3
Lamp Heating Apparat1+s
BOILING - FRYING - STkWlNG-
STEPPING

BOILING - FRYING - STkN lNG---
STEPPING
WITH TIE FLAME THArLIGH1s THKkoo.
# By the fame of a common lamr, -
cost Of cents worth Of oil, very coin =.
table breakfast can DO cooked
N. Y. 1'rib,s.
" Sim sle in construction, easily kapt
ordor, ready for uss in a moment
convenient to have Oh hand. Dr'.s.
sia's C1rculr.
n II Fi.h's Lamp is one Of the mos.
ular novelties of the day, The i
of it Ia unquo,tonSblc, great rs9,':
made in heating aud cooking small ar
and can be made to esok meals for
many persons, which is actually done
ambulance RS which carry the sioks.
Scientific Amertean.
Y For family uso, hospital ten
rack, pcnics, fishing, nursery. or Ascs
it is an article of comfort beyond att
ton to its cost. HaUs Jo"T st:
Health.
81 have tried tho appars' =
nv wife and proclaim the same
valuable and indispensable article, :
now wonder how We could have 80 '',,'.'.'
without it. Ed Coal OH Clr....
4 n An economical contrirsrc' So.
ting up heat at short notice for nursaf, &c..
general household purposes, 80
important point is tho savisg IN cast
coal fires. N Y Evening Pcs
Price. from two to ''r dollars
Capacity from one to four qrarf'
Tires articles cooked at one time ~'sh s7is
burner.
Arranged for Kerosene or Coal Oil, or Il
A Descriptive Pamphlet Of thirty pay"
furnished gratis,
ALSO
THE UNION ATTACHMENT.
Price, so Cents,
To be attached to a Common Kerosene La
or Ga.-Burner, by which Nsss' rs
DO Boiled, and Food cooked: 90"
arranged to support . shad..
prvpv rAMILY MID o..
WIN. D. RUSSELL, Agent
No. 2o6 Pearl St., New fo''
n41xsmA AGENTS. WASTED
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

NOTICE OF sHRAlrF'S sALk 0? REAi. EsrATE
>ints Of h'ea i!omarA CoHnty S s
NNTiNE is hereby gwen that tv virtue
81 4 special exocI..o: issued on t of the
"INcc OF the t.srk OF the District Court of
ss't, County at tho suit OF John Uodsdcn
administrator of the estate of Charles o.
Lowell against VIVA. Y Lowell and John IT,.
Lowell defendants to me Directed command
me to sell the premises hereinafter desert
bed to satisfy a Judgment which said
pa'ntlf recovered against said driendsnts
at the October term A. d. 1864, of said dis
trict court; | shall offer for sale at public
auction to tho highest bdde~ for cash at
the front door ofthe Court House in said
county on tho 18th day Of January A. D..
1868, at the hour OF two O'Clock NJ tho
following described premises to wit: The
south west quarter Of section ten (IOl in
township No. ninety seven (s7) north of
range ottwelve n wost Of the 5th P NJ
and also the south west quarter of section
No. twenty nine 29 township No. ninety
eight 90 north Of range No. thirteen l3)
west of the 5sh P. NJ
When md whore due sttcn dance will be
given blythe undersigned
PIT. SEARLES.
nay Sheriff OF Howard County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

We learn from the North Iowa
Times that Geo. ", Ten ., late Ed or
Of he Times, ana Subsequently Of the
Ar~-,., Ill IL OIL go. C 5---.~---
Of the lungs. Socially there We're but
few better men Of our acquaintan &C
than the deceased. The Masonic fra
teruity Of which he was worthy men,
Der aIi The Cornet Band Of which lie
cas the iou nlec, took charge Of his iu-
neral.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
After Monday next the firm Of Cow

After Monday next the hfm OF Cow
81 Schcllenger T. Co., will be across
the street from their present place of
business in the Store lately occupied by
Clark & Son. They are getting on
their second stock CT winter goods
among which may be found large
and desirable assortment of Choice
read!nslc clothing boots and shoes,
hats and caps, dry goods groceries &c
Give them a call at their new place Of
business.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OFIOWA, I 8. s.
Houard County,
To Friend Bart;

To Friend Bart;
SIR: You are hereby notified that there IS
now On file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court Of Howard County, Iowa, u
petition Of Amos d. Conbs, claiming ot you
decd Of conveyance. of the north west qu"r-
ter Of section twenty th-ee in township enc
hundred nor!l, of range fourteen, wsst in
she county Of Howard and state Of Iowa,
ia accordance with bond executed by yon:
and delivered to him on the foui teenth day
Of May, d. 1887. And now unloss you ap-
psar at tslo next term Of said court to DC
held on The second Monday after the third
Monday in January A D. 1858, and answer
thu said petition on or before soon of the
second DAY thereof your default will b ia,
ken and judgment and decree entered
against you es asked for by the petitioner.
Dated New 23.1ss4. c. Z. BERRY,
n3) Atty. for Petitioner.
SO sts. Ins. Rov. ht. affixed and cancelled.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
THE GID GyARD Fur DECEMBER

THE OLD Guard FUR DECEMBER
We have received the December
number Of that popular Democratic
magazine, The OLD GUARD, edited
by C.vChauncey Burr, Esq. 1t con
tains a splendid steel plate engraving
Of the Hon. Daniel Holsman, State
Senator of New Jersey. We are
pleased to notice that The Old Guard
is to be enlarged to double its present
size, and m.ae a superior literary s
well as political magazine. Such a
work has long been needed to suppl y
the place Of the numerous Abolitio n
,nonthl1es with which the counr y
aoounis- In the January number will
be CONNIE acel q New .na Origina
Story, frJa Hon. Thomas Dunn Eng
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
Subscriptions,
I865.

The publishers Lave perfected system
Of mailing by which they oan supply .he
MAGAZINE and WEEKLY promptly TO those
who prefer ia receive their per.ot deals droc.
" from the OHicc of PItIis .tion.
The postage on HAaPER's MAGAZINE is -
cents year. which mdst b. paid at the sub
scribsr's post-otiiec
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
Editors of the Plain Dealer.

The undersig red desire to tender
their most hearty thanks to the ksatl
friends Of New Oregon and vicinity
for their liberal donation of last even
Ing and for their h, arty cheercxtended
to US in the time Of need. The dona-
ton amounts to $151, 80. May the
blessings of Heaven rest upon thekind
donors.
New Oregon Dec. 10th 1864.
3. 8 &. Hofeoinb,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
In District Cou,t, Houard County, loTa.
Cooley, Fsrwell & Co PTS
ays:. J Netice OF Suit.
Silas H. Noble Def.
TO the above named defendant:

~ tlS al)ONc uiAncO ucItu0ahN.
YsUsre hereby not,iied that there Is new
on Ale IN the Ols,e Of the Clerk of the his
t.;cs Cont Of Howard county Iowa petit
ton Of Of Coo.ey, Farweil ( Co. plaatlns
claiming Of The sad defendants Sias n, No
DE the sum of cus huulrel md sixty three
L sO-lO0 dollar. with isc-es. at ten Per cent
from Ju.y 2, 1851 a. ;. Hcert .~orN No'- *
,cntsd bv the ,aii defendant Slas L Noble
co the sad ,.ap;i!r~ jHo N one Cay rem
date ;herco, dst>d July q 1864 ana ottho
above amount slas 90 also the SUM Of eigh-
team and 10 100 dollars g. Justly due them
on account fer Gods sL1 Merchandise sold
to the sad deenGsnt t,ns H. Noble at his
instance and request and they also cla'm the
foreclosure o. ~ Mortgage against AL OF the
said defendants said Mortgage beng cxecu'
tod bv TO sai.! dsfen iant Noble to secare
the hove mounts, no PERSONAL judgment
or claim being asked except a. against the
de4en dens Silas n. Noble And u&!oss 20"
anne sr thereto and defend On or before neon
Of the I'd day oftle next term OF SAID Court
TO be begun and held in and for said County
on the end Monday alter the 81 A"ndar
in January 1865 yoIr default will be entered
and iudgrcnt rendered thereon as prayed
Tor in petition. ,,
vsnA l.. BULLS,
Dated Dec. s, 1854. PlIEs.' Atty.
so cts. Int Rev ST. affixed aad cancelled.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

The attention Of our readers DESTROYS
of purchasing farming lands Of choice
quality and good selections, is directed to
the card Of E. E. Otis, Dacor4!A Iowa.
We commend him to thepeople asa most
trustworthy gentleman,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

In Dist riot Court: Htarard County, !crG
John T Noyc.
"a.
Preston & Daniels
VIM, 7. D"-iol-, end Notice 81 SuN.
Mary g. Daniels.
SITS: Ysu are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the Office OF the Elslk
Of she District Court ef Howard County,
lows, O petition CT JOHN T. Noye plaintiff
claiming 81 you the sum Of two Hundred
ssd Seven del!ars, as money due on your
prom, issory nots, tGsesher with interest
thereon at the rate o. ten por cs"t per an
mum from and since tbs 1t d.v OF April
1861. aud a'so a,king i,r the foreclosure o:
q mortgage given by VIM r. and May G.
Daniels to secure the payment OF the sane,
and ua!ess that you arrear aad answer
thereto IN Or before noon 81 tho second day
of the next term Of the District Court to be
begun and held II ssisl County, commencing
on the Cad Monday after tc Monday in
January 1866. your dsfan!t will be taken
and Judgment AMI decree entered against
YOU for the whole amount c'"ialed together
with intsrcst and costs Of suit.
v6n5l l. bULLlo,
Dated Bee a., 1864. Ifs Atty.
so cts. Int. R.v st. affixed and cancelled.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

Jay White, late candidate for Clerk
of the District Court left here for his
home in Warren County Pa. on Thur s.
day morning. He takes with him the
confidence, respect, and esteem Of our
peoele
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

lish, which will be read with sasiscac-
ton by all lovers Of good literature.
Fhc political department will be con-
trihutei t. by some Ct tho leading
Democratic minds Of the country, 1t
will he just such 4 magazine as ought
to hc in every Democratic family
Every neighhorhood ought to make up
club at once. Its terms are So per
year. Eight copies for Sl+ Twenty
comics for $50. Whoever sends a club
, f twenty, will receive an extra copy.
copies sent, post paid, ter
Is cents, Address, postpaid,
VAN ENRIE HORTON & CO.
Publishers,
=
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

The appearance Of Hon. D. D. Sabin
ior;"erly Of tn is place, now Of Delvi-
Ter ILL.,, upon our streets yesterday
:,.se orr town s,:newhlt the appear
snce Of former days. lie returns In
lew days to his present home.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
-Hgeaae Oe9eyy.

on AND AFTER MONDAY DECEN-
Der 18Th,
THE SUBSCRIBERS may be found at the
old stand Of j. :. LAWYER, Lately eccupie i
by Messrs Clark & Son, with an entire new
stosk Of goods selected with especial refer
ence to this market.
With an experience extending
through several years in trade,
they flatter themselves that they
are enabled to make selections
that will benefit the people to
purchase,
Our stock IS spec uNy adapted to
the Winter Trade.
AND CONSISTS or
Choice Ready Made Clothing,
Gloves / Altten,,
Hats, lste. styles,
sAsI iiis;o, : : sA bthiS,
Checks L i'riats,
Jsconets 4 csmbrics,
Hosiery q fa1ukOfClleI3
Canton l. al! wool tlannc!e
Under Shirts and Drawers,
Fancy Goods.
Dried Fcuita,
Yankee Notions;
And Groceries of all kinds and
best qualities; Superior
Indian Tanned
Buffalo
Robes,
in large quantity, of Superior quality and
very cheap for cash
Their Stock of Crockery, Glass
and Queensware is not
surpassed in
this Mar.
ket.
It is their purpose to sell oil Goods At the
very low est possible Prices, giving
their customers the benefit Of the
| superior advantages their ac-
quaintance and facilities
for purchasing gives
them in the
market.
Those desiring goods are requested t.
call and examine their extensive stock be
fore purchasing. a. they are determined no.
to be undcrs DID,
Farm produce of all kind,
wanted in exchange for goods
and cash, for which we shall con.
stantly pay the highest pric e'
warranted by the market. move.
New Oregon, Dec, IA, 1864.
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