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June 10 60 miles " Of bermuda scbr Afne, from Ess~
Bedford saT Porto Rico.
June = s 70 81 lon a 20 selr ou,s, from New Ycrs ~
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C.1aLe1 Brsrav o,vIcE or A..IItArr QUAnrEa.l

CAvALRY BUREAU OyyIoE or AssIITANr QUARrER-l
slsrER 10. 70 SrArEsr NV YoRK, jans 10, 1914
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-l Will
~ prrehs,e IN OPEN MARKET All the Cavalry HOnss
ha ly be pre- ened and pass inspection ~ the Cove nmsA
notice
Paymen, will bc made in checks paysbs IN ootihcs,sss
indebtedness whrb ~ Hores arc received
rrice, ore hundred aud hfty ll5Ol tol,ars each -.
GEO. r. BROWNING, CsPt. and A. q NJ
TOR SALE-Two light shifting-top BUG.
4 GIEs &c; TOP. Iuade BY q s'eis" MAKER
rssh. Can al BRIGGS BROIHERS' Stables, No 10 Wee
23d-s,., nsar athsy. Ho.sl
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEw-YoRK....."JrLr IL
leaHeG.

ssesnshps-Ciy OF Limerick tRrl Jone,' Liverpool JONI
u. Dale MsIieo Ei Havana }. y. " ara q ! 0; VAN
gkips-IyTo 9Th eeO;i, Gssbse, tesa H1n'Assi I'"
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ReinM.
Called.

Brig II. ?. Colthnrsi. rom Cisnfaasoa
BIZ Merlin, fI0m Cienfucgoa
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,s,,s License fs........ $40 oo-s.7og - I,
TciA..ss..s,.... ''''''' s''s's~
PAgwESTs
Ancun, Of warrants psd l.l rc-urned By ne
Comfy rrsasurcr to suue ~ is5s, ss aSove . 80. - -


Balance ,ss Comfy Treasury June % 1884, sSS AZ =
Essp-ctfIly .rbHf-ed.
MAfFEW T BRTfNAN CcrT roller.
CITI OF Wv foax DIP nrNEsr OF FislScs
brsrAU o. tOrSTI ADAIIls, jay l. ie'%)
TToa. NJ. Z. FklSaAS. forsEfr1lrr.
STH have 3D.. ras r. 'b hri' terf-h ~ rsa Siar
terry Report of Claim. .nt the CCuriy o. lsi ai fa4
dor NJ tie second r y ;se hscs yea encius 'Ias D.
JANIS wilson County Audi.or.
COUNTY or NEW-lORS.
STArHrEEr = ElTar Srnu-H uTga ~ C1S-tu IsrffErp
for pFy-ff1fs socuHf gHf - rwgudses q dFF'I -
riss. ssrde y re BcGTd II suysr.s'rs
IparrTnts Nunbef. AEo NJ
Oufssriir7 Dec 81 i'fc............. lVi taiIoF "
Issued during toe ~ months ending -, -. -.
June - laDA..'. i''| ~
2,2s eisr,oSS rs
Paid sad returned TO the Comptroller
by the Comfy Treasurer n iEg the ..,-- =.
az months ending Jpus ~ lcei.....t.'H L''l''' -
Oa.sandirs tune %. 1884. on sccosn,
Appropriation. 81 WV d
garrssis. ysmscr h1ssn,
Outstanding Dec 81 let3.............. a. tlc'i't -
Drssn duTiux she ssx months ending - -
June % 1866 'S-fiu' 20
La e7,sss:se 81
PsI ard referred n the Corp'sriierhy
tie County Tg.s-af.- du1rg the SIX -
nonlhs end.ns June ~, liSi..'...'.i'G' IESH-3 y
oa..ian ding Jure %. IsfL .ccouai
s. c. LYEEs, IT,. ce~asy EoSs1esPes.
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Which was received and referred to the Committee on An
Communication was received f the CLERK Of the Court
Of Session with return Of juror personally summoned b!
\ July c. Grand yuior personals summoned.
] July T. Grrd Jurors personally Summoned
! yuy 6-a feti Jurors psf'onoiiJ summoned
! july 80 Pet; lur9rs personal. y summoned
Witch was received aa1 ordered on hle
communication received rom tho ComTi's'onsfs "
Harlem bridge with Bills Incurred in tie prosecution Of sal
L. W Smith, Chief Engineer. two hAs......sss9 -
H. r. Sickcs, Asst. Engineer, two til,..... 80 q
r. Rosers As-;. En,'ue,r, two bll....;.... 2ve 80
CIV Housh Receiving and Properly Ciers..sOo 90
TotA.......................... : sis CO
Which received and referred 10 sPccs Committee on
Harlem Lridec
ltc following conr,ugic'on IVES received from The COMP
troleT tisnsHtrI his aiery hepori II Claims es,., zoe
County audited and paid darng the quarter ending Juno %
CRY oY Ng-vYoRE-DgPaHrsEyr oy FINANCE,
CONPTRuLLEigs OFNCE, July !, 1874
GsHi,nea e ne beard y HsVtr'o''@ ne C'HHiy@ NS''
transmit Iercwith the ua report Of ri. pspaTTsn, a
relation the finances q the Ccuay o. Ne"hoiA i0T ths
second quarter Of the cg-rcui fiscal year;
APFRoPsI III Na-iAc halauc's uneSpended,
December - 1855 Of appropriations maids s.s, rs n
BY en- ordnance Of TIE board Of
Supervisors, approved January p,
l9ti there w5s appropriated for
the wear 1854 the sum ol.......,.S iIjS,sT
~ proved SS il Feb IS isf sl.u7ssor
Les reduction for or;
May l3............ n6"o y =.
By an ordinance approved Nay -. t;?esO %
~ resolution approved Msy H.. 5000 90
- - 6,f04Gsi -
To,sl.......,.............. Ss,sse,'so q
FxFgNpITrRKs-fhe smount 81
expenditures on account Of tbs
above appropriations 70 Jane 80
l,tf. l. Il follows; .
For the Grs' quarter ending
March 81. l5A............-..'. psSFti-9 "
For the second quarter, ending az, 80 4.
S'1'o ~ 200 50 c5
Balance rrsxptndea June % 1851. 80 $500 20
MkRR,NTs IRAwNIke sIuount Of WARRANTS on We =. An.
" Treasury outstanding Dec 81 ls1 -
Amount dawn in leoi, en- sppfo- . -. ,oa q.
pfisiilus a. Aboye stacd......... i,sse,osV VI
Amount drawn In lc5+, on Special 80. ,oo-s
A'''iN' .,o 90 O,
Io'ai... w
| Amount paid snd returned b. the Couniy Treas
uEeT TO June % '.''''''FsfosO' 70
Amount Of Warrant. unpaid June %. ls64... Rlst 60
! REcSIPrs, TkYAxNrs, bALANcks-ins batnee OF
money remaining the County Treasury DSsnss 81 -
70
1 RECEIPTS.
The receipts IN 1854 from al sources, have been
| 81 follows ...,.t.
]
4 OfneIsl r ind. Wa
! Interest Isxes......... SooosN -
/ fees f0S otheiA services
via:
coan,y oislis
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Weo0ins CARDS. Sc.
Dcrtistrp.
Gtationern auo fanrp GoOos.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. l0i Fulton
W ,L-SrATloSERS snl BLANK-BOoK hASUFAo
TURERS
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professional MOTIFS.
Groterles dno PROVISIONS.

n 4. KENNEDY. extra fine Cambridgeport
II C1 .cEFPs Clean and healthy. OF inner stock snl
- Io.yes tss any other Cracker. Sold al No ~ Court
Isndr st. aad by al hFs-cls.s Sroc1Es-
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Balance rrs1psndea Jpne % 1884,. $3.50 20
NAM Nvs IN AwNTke srount Of warrants on tie Ioan
~ TT,s~nrv ortstsn5ne Dec 81 1863, wss...e9tSi -
Amount drawn In leei, en- sppfc- 80. a.. n.
pfisiilus a. shove stalled. ...... 1i,sse,o"V'
AlaoSn Law ~ '.. 7s3siCs7s
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ta's....ss..ssssssssss sssssss'
FxFgNpIrrRKs-The smount cf
exp.r,diturcs on scconut Of tbs
above appropriations 70 Jane 80.
leGf. l. a. ioii0ws:
For the frs, quarter ending
March 81. l,54. o.
For the second q3srteT, ending 90.
Jgne %, 1854. Nv
-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

obtained at high price. There is no duty
or tax on native wines-thsrefore, 10 the
name OF purity and economy, let us have
our own native wines.
Nessrs. Bennett Peters & Co., of Chioa 70
always have an assorted shock Of ine inpsr-
ted wines In U s. bonded warshouss konl
the most reliable houses Of france, Spaiu
and Germany, also brand ~, gins. runs
&c, and have for the pest three years been
making extensive prepo tions for the man.
ufactule Of homemade wines. They have
the mdN extensive a.FFsng.meut' with fruit
growers, sndin the proper season they gath
er strawberries, cherries, peaches, black.
berries raspberries, SC. &C., to IN enormous
amount. Their strawberry, cherry, black
berry, raspberry ,cas wines fa- *:
eel many ofths imported Wines both in pu-
rity and ezhilaratins effects. Many Of
these home made wines ore being largely
adulterated, and many bottle Of cherry
wine is sold which never had drop Of cher
~ juice in it. Buy none but those with the
unmistskeaLle label Of Bsnnett Fietsrs 4 Co.
These gentlemen are men If high rsspeota-
biiity, and guarantee every article from their
house, pure and unadulterated.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
All orders for ,0ork promptly alien
ded 70.
n47y5m3. H. ALLEMAN,
New Oregon, Iowa, Oct. 7, 1864. "'
AGENCY OF Tine
Dutch East India Coffee Co,
DEPOT :s#7
1853 Reade Street, N. T. a.

The above Company are known al over
the world IS the owners of the Coffee Plan:
atoms of Java and Batavia in the Dutch.
East Indies, and are the largest monopoli
GERS Of Coffee on the Globe. +.
The nndersigntdfYho il sppointsd tlsis
sole Agent in the United States and in the
British Colonies) will have for 6sls three Of.
ferent kinds Of Coffee, which, for regularity
Of grade and cheapness Of prize, will defy
composition 7,
Our tBdtar;a Coffee" never before intro
ducsd into this, hut extensively used 10 the
Armies and Nayies of Knraps, and richly
valued, will be put up At prices to reach I'll
consumers, and our Extra Java will be the
Magnum Bsnum Coffee Of the age. Il 1 i:4s
We will have, tor accommodation of Gro
GERS, Families, and Government Contractors.
samples tdry, and drawn) for testing.
Orders solicited. On receipt Of cash, cot.
fsspromptly forwarded as directed. .tsl..J
i .ar.,<@ai ag ,HAsLIPFMAN. 81
rae 1853 Readestreet, New York, {
S .t -. Sole Agent, D. 4. I. C. Co. 81
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
POLY TicAL DIssCUyolONs.


The Democratic and republican can
didates for congress in ths District art
to address the people at the following
times and places commencing at one
o'clock P. M. Of each day, the speake,
opening the discussion to occupy one
hour to be followed by a speech of one
hour and a]half by his opponent. the
discussion to close with half hour.
speech. We append list Of the ap-
pointments 80 far as they come within
tho reach Of our circulation.
Manchester, Tuesday, Oct, IL.
Independence Wednesday, Oct, u.
Waverly, Thursday, Oct, Is.
Bradford, Friday, Oct. IA.
Charles City, Saturday, Oct; Ia. =.
Mitchell, Monday, Oct Il.
New Oregon, Tuesday, Oct. 10.
DEBORAH, Wednesday, &c. 10.
Waukon, Thursday, Oct. 20.
West Union, Saturday, Oct. %.
Elkader, Monday, Oct. 81.
Dubuque, Saturday, Oct. %.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

No Excuse FOR Pooa BaEAD.-
We tell people wherever We 70 that
there is no excuse for poor bread and
biscuits, if they have good -four De
Land T. Co.'S Chemical Salerstus mixed
With the four will produce tho bread.
But mind, reader, that you get the
genuine in red papers. The spurious
article Is put up in green. and who
would be 80 green as buy it knowing
what 1t isl Good grocers sell the gen
uine.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
EDITORIAL DREvlrIks,

The Fayette Comfy Pioneer offers
for saia.a Washington Press, size 24x
sc with printing materials for seven
column paper.
Rev P. p ingalls, will lecture at
Ciemmer's Hall IN this village on
Thursday evening Oct -. upon the
benefits Of a soldiers orphans asylum.
While it ls a sacred duty to do every
thing possible to mitigate the suffer
3ngs Of the orphans made in the prose-
cution Of the war, it is equally = duty
to expel "the widow maker" and
the leator Of orphans. from the White
House in Washington.
Amos Kendall reviewing the res.lts
Of the military campaign Of 1852 and
the withdraw of Blenker's and Nc
bowels Divisions from the support Of
Mcclellan. truthfally sys "the result.
may be summed up as follows:
LINCOLN SAVED RICHMOND, s.
MCCLELLAN SAVED WAsHlNGroN.
James G. Upton presented this Office
with as fine specimen Of sorghum as
it was ever our good fortune to taste.
Many thanks, Judge. .'at
Wheat is selling at Postvills for 70
cents bushel.
Jefferson Davis has left Richmond
and gone to Georgia to contend against
the peace influences at work there.
President Lincoln is at work with COM
mendible ~ energy to destroy tho ef.
ect of the sane influences in the North.
1t is truly wonderful how the minds Of
great men run in the same channel 2
E, NJ. H.. Brown being about to
close out business in this pl.co. has q
Quantity Of goods yet Left, that hbwill
dispose Of at prices that will make it
an object to- buy atAtor thos>I desiring
goods. Our farmers can make it te
their individual interest to call and
purchase such articles as he may have
that they need -
We have had no late papers feom
which to give our reader, the result Of
the late exciting war news from the
vicinity Of Richmond. Bot Of .bi I
~ may rest assured whatever may
be the result Ct The campaign, II will
,be fru'tIess 70 restore the union. upol,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
Z NATIVE WINES.

Sacred History abounds in elldsisns "a
wine, and ~ there are thirteen distinct He.
brew terms used in the Bible t. distiy guish
vintages Of different kinds, condition and
ages, it is evident that the ancient people
were no less particular in the matter 81
"brands' than are the people Of the present
day. The Greeks and Romans had two
hundred varieties 81 which the ''FaJernian,'
was the choicest; end the products of, % :.
ticular vim ayards were as. highly esteemed
in Athens and Rome as the Cliquot and
Metternich wines now are in Londun and
Paris The Wines cf.sptiquity were Of.
ten4s yiliainously adulterated. q The Art :,
''doctoring' the juice Of the grape is so far
from being q modern invention that it dates
back 70 the sicge Of Troy. Helen, the ,f,i.
and frail, is SAID to have learned the
trick in Egypt, and to have practiced il for
the sake ofincreasing the exh,larating pyop.
critics ofthe wine she gave 70 tho deten aer,
Of tho city after hard battle with thu
Greeks. e ,srs,.s, $500
Tho safest and best ofall . sxhilsreu.s j,
good r'"e Many physicians sad matron,
suppose We must have foreign vine. There
10 one hundred times the quantity Of wine. ex.
ported from France, Span ssd Germany,
can bs manufactured there frem tho ouapti.
~ sfrsPea T:srsis but enc safeguard
= end that !, e use our own Ipsre native xiass
Imposesd wines now pay a heavy duty, aad
. hettls cf real FORT o. sherrv can cnIv h.
- aaa..r eHl aislfir tss sasai.h tasssa.
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MILWAUKEE, ! Pr, DU CHEN RAILWAY.
WlFHOCT a ZLATFOkM.

The Republicans to day stand with
.ut any other platform than the ST.
preme Will and royal pleasure Of Mr..
lincoln, who says; What would 9TH
vrwise be unc. Institutional may become
lawful by becoming indispensable to
The preservation Of the constitution, BY
''c preservation of the nation.'' In
'lain English it may be lawful to vio-
late the constitution hy doing what it
positively forbids, if We can thereby
save the nation, which means in re-
publican parlance that, "Mr. Lincoln
md his supporters ale the Nation"
and have The right to rule though nine
'cnths Of the people are opposed to
'hen,. Under such platform arrest 8
are justified in states where the courts
ere open or should be, to the humblest
'';tizen: thus rendering the military
power superior to the civilj aader it
men are tried by military tribunals,
and punishments inflicted unknown to
the constitution, or to any law Of Con
gross or the States; under it the Star
Chamber practices that disgraced for a
time enc Of the otherwise. most liberal
and free governments Of the old world
are revlvs'l. Under such a platform,
whatever Mr.. Lincoln deems it nee
cssary to do to saYe the nation-tha,
is his party-he can do, no matter
about constitution or laws.
What is the use Of such party
gathering itself together and resolyins
what it will do? TIE whole country
knows what it has done. and what j,
will do, i: don't know, for it must d,
what Mr. Lincoln says hereafter, a.
hey hare heretofore. and what this
may lie he can't possibly tell for Ii,
says ''hc is controlled by eyents.'' Th,
real platform is ;rhpu'1ent presumption
and elfrighteousness, and to these th,
Lonest masses Of the party are asked t
.4eknoxlsaGe fealty. u they ds.iir,,
IN aSssnstioii Ia rsgpta to The vita
powtsHof platforms With II. Lincol,
wea~ouh respectfully ask them t,
1rda the snt adopted at Chicago II
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
i a& ;rAsLIPPMAN. @a5I
lsS Readestrect, New York,
Sole Agent, D. f. I.lC. Co. /.
VOUR OWN DOCTOR.y-THE NEW
Il ILLUSTRATED HYDROPATHI(.

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Physiology Of the Human Body, illustrated;
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~; Theory and Practice Of Medicine, with
Homo T-eatasent; Special Pathology and
Hydro-Therapeutics, Nature, Canses, Symr.
toms, and Treatment Of all known Diseasee;
Application to Surgery, Midwifery, and the
Nursery. 800 Engrayings AID nearly
1000 Pages, with Glossary and Index, CON-
splete. By r. T. TRAIL, MD. Price,
prepaid BY FIRST MAIL, ~ Address
FOWLER &WELLS, $50 Broadway, N. X.
Agents rGated.
7'Of all tho Publications which have ~
tanned such wide popularity, - Issued b.
FOWLER and WELLS, none arg more Cd.
'apted - general stilfty Shsis Shiv riSh 60
ptehensivou and well rrapgcdp Epussois-
dia; IN y. T,;bpNe lp47ss
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SrEIos o. sHsEIsr3ssALso OF REAL ESTATE
State Of lo,oa Aeapard County S. S.

OS0se 81 l0to0 T1o1o0rd Coy1tV s. s.
NOTICE is hereby sivs11oat by v;rsu.
= Of xspecial execution iS(uod out of the
ofice Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF
Howard County, Iowa, to mo direeted com.
handing me that Of thelpremises her Elm after
described cause to be made the sum OF
fifteen 4 4s.loo dollars damages and intcrest.
co t and accruing cost, to satisfy . Judgment
which Ed Mead oAsAtnad. agaiustliaryy s.
Ayers on the a7th day Of sSeptsmber A. b.
1864. shall eFfansaaeegt ppblic auction
TO the highest bidd r for. cash at the front
door of the Court Houseln said county ON
the 3Iss day of OGtobet, 81 1864, at the
hour OF l O'Clock P. NJ. the following desert
bed premises t. wit: Al! tho ri ght, tito md
Interest which said Harvey S. Ayers had on
the 9th day ofSeps. s4Sl. or any time
thereafter: o, to snd in'tN West half (l-2I Of
the South west quarter IA Of section No.
eighteen 49, in Township No. ninety eight
tss) north rapeseiNo eleven Il y west of the
9th T. Nj. .u:,.4. Er- .-...s.. Ill.,.
When and where due attendance will DO
given by the undersigned -
p. .SEARLES, Sheriff OF
n4GV5) s.s Howard County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

1860; not fragment Of which has en-
tered into his practices, and then say
ifthey can. how much Of their Bali.
more platform may be left in si1
months, judging the future by the
lights Of the past. Even in their pray
ers these leaders Of the party pray al
| the Covenanters once did, telling the
people, as they did the Lord that the
earth and the fullness thereof belong to
the saints, and that We are the saints
that constitutions aud laws are made
to be obeyed and upheld by TRAITORS
aud secession ists," that We, the saints
have dispcnsat',a for dealing with
the traitars," and may do to them
what seems good in our eyes with DIS
tinct understanding that "traitors" and
their 'sympathisers' arc bound by laws
and constitutions, but have no right to
protection from either. Thus VI see
the platform Of Mr. Lincoln may mean
ore thing to-day the reverse tomorrow,
and nothing next day.
The platform Of the Democratic par
ty is very SIMPLE when compared with
this weatherc,ck PLATFORM Of Mr.. Lin
coins. The Democratic patty are now
and ever must be for v|."'ng proper
restrictions upon the power Of govern
ment. 1t is e ccuse. IRE snncilably
opposed to any purity seeking arbitrary
power and which has thv,%a al conssi .
tstional restriction: away.
1t would place the same restrictions
upon the grasping ambition Of military
or civil power, in war as in peace.
1t holds the constitution at all times
tic supreme law'of the land, equally
binding in ell emergencies: and the
way 10 Put down resistance to the con-
stitu'ion is first 10 obey that instlu-
ment in it's simplest and pla;ne>t IND
port ourselves, instead Of ,cbclling
against it. to put down rebellion.
The Democratic party. a.. opposed
to all rehc'lions and heprac. ,sof NJ.
Lincoln and his frienls are opea rebel
:on against the plainest provisions Of
tho constitution, They will never Is
tsre the constitutions they have a -
striving to farther revolu.ionizs Shat
ins'run:aajn vh,ys thsyare copying
after the robe ~ Jefferson Davis
and his supporters bid open defiance
to the constitution. Mr. Lincoln sal
his treat it with contempt. is resto-
ration would Condemn them bo.h t.
The gollo"S, henve each " these wot-
thies prefer the other to the Democrat
lie party.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

the plan Of Mr. Lincoln. Not . State
that seeded has been restored to the
union by war, and We have no hope
for the future, and the people can in
du'gs in the hope of no victory as more
eiica cious 70 produce such . result in the
future than in the gloomy and bloody
p>st.N s.. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

The ILLUSTRATED PHRENoLoS,C-
AL FOR JuLy.--Vol. 40 begins with
a double No.. now ready, c3nta,oing
Portraits, Characters and Biographies
of leading men. living and dead. such
as Hancock, Sedgvick, Wadsworth:
Hawthorn, Murillo, President Of Co.
umbia, s. A.; the Dying Gladiator,
with Portraits, Characters, aad Bog
rsphies. Also, Ethnology, or the Ra-
ces, Physiology: the laws of life and
health. Phreuo'ogy, with eLe:ee Of
Pun suits. Physiognomy, or, 'eigas of
Character Psychology, The Science
of the Soul, and much other matter,
to be foucd in no other publication. 1t
is a handsomely illustrated monthly,
ninety-six columns Of rich reading
matter. Newsmen hsve it. Sold At
20 cents, or $2,a year, b1sFOWI.ER
T. WELLS, No. $50 Broadway New
York. 4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
Teams & Hands Wanted

Is Teams Wanted, lmindiately
to work appn the DecsrAh lBranch Of tho
McGregos ". r aear oalnar.
Wages s. o. per day. .,<;1. {.
Pay on tho So, ofevsry month. Good con-
y BURRILL T. BALDWfN.o
Sept. I. 1864. inl3t2
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
AOllOWAY'S PILLS.
Be Good Cheer! The Sinking may b. ssvsd,
BY THE USEOF "a"
Holloway's Ointment.
Ointment.

The history Of these great Remedies is the
most wonderful medical revelation that the
world has ever known. II establishes tho
all.important fact that Whererer, and in
WAaiecer Shapc internal disease exists. the
disinfsct;ng. searching and healing proper
ties ofthe Pills arc fully equal to its tubjec-
ton and cure, and that, with the ointment,
they are .r.t. I
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
70 THE DE MocRAcY OF IOWA.


Ira c. Mitchell. Esq, having been
nominated for congress by the Democ-
racy Of the 4.h District, deemed it his
duty to decline as calflidate for Pres
idential elector for tho hte at large.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee cannot, however, 49, -
day, accept the declination without ~!
jury and confusion. We wherefore
place the namo Of Ira G. Mitchell. Of
johnson county, again on the ticket,
to remain till after the election in No
vember. -,. -
BY order Of the committee. 80, .-
LAUREL SUMMERS, Cbai-man.
LIE CLAIRE, Sept. Is, 1904 :. p.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
To Whom it May Concern

Whereas my wife Cornelia A. Owen has
left nv bed and board without just cause or
provocation. this is therefore to caution all
pc, sons from harboring or trusting her on
my account as shall pay no debts Of her
contracting after this date.
ARAD OWEN.
Vernon Springs, Iowa, Oct 4, 1864. [n47ts.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

BY Hon. H. A. Goodrich on Thursday
sept. %, 1864, James ingalls, and Susannsh
Foster all of Howard County.