New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-22

N. Y. City.
Geo. W. Pierce is receiving q full
stock Of goods from the eastern market
He assures US that he will make it to
the interest Of the public to give him a
share Of their patronage.
E. NJ. H. Brown, is now east for his
goods. He will in few days have on
hand full stock ofsuch articles as the
public may demand.
"LUxuRIEs are essential to the true
enjoyment of life. The idea Of dispens.
ing with our creature comforts beyond
cur actual necessities has long since
exploded. The common sense Of man.
kind teaches US that our pleasures are
enhanced and the purposes of our being
more fully consummatcd by the temper
ate engagement of what are called ex-
traneeus comforts. What, for instance,
fills us with more good fellowship with
nature and natures hsndiwork than
being we'll dressed feeling Of salts
faction to ourselves and the ':rest Of
mankind" To all who wouldenjoy this
comfort and at little expense. We would
say 60 to Hammerslough Bros, and be
happy
A late number Of that intensely ,,loy-
al, paper the New York Tribune
speaking Of the attempt to expel Hen.
Alex. Long Of Ohio for asserting what
the Republican party unanimously o
ted for in adopting the Crittenden res
olution says:
,,Gold at IT'S, and congress, with tax
bills, tariff bills. bank bills, every meas
'ure, ifeless and shapeless, sngag ed
IN putting do,on freedom of debate in
the national capital! In the name Of
loyal people we protest. tits . dis
grace and an outrage.
We tell these men at Washington
that passion is making them mad. 1t
is an absolute infatuation that has Sci
zed them. Their words strike upon
the ears Of the people like the gibbesish
of Bedlam."
On Sunday May sth at 3 o'clock p.
NJ. Rev. J. Rambo of the Episcopalian
church will preach at Clemmer's Hall, |
and in the evening at the school house
near Gregory Marshall's. |
At the rail road meeting On Wednes. |
day evening the question came up as
to the amount Of money received by
Messrs Beadle and Davies from the
Mcgregor Western Railway Company,
or other parties, fvr giving up the Paint
Greek project. Senator Hammer sta
ted positively to the meeting in answer
to the iuterrogatory that they had new
er received one dime from the rail road
company or any other source for so do
ing or for the time and labor expended
in behalf of the Railroad interest of
Northern 1cwa. We mention this be-
cause m~ny have animated that they
had;received large sum of money for
abandoning that route.
WHAT THE MERCHANTS Say
The merchants everywhere who sell
De Lands Chemical Saleratus say
that no article ever sold gives such uni
versal satisfaction to customers. They
like to have customers pleased-espce-
ially the ladies. They know it is Che
Housewives Favorite Chemi-
cal Saleratus.
Jay Cooke, nephew Of Secretary
Chase received aeonpensation of 81,
100000 for permitting the $50 loan
to pass through the banking house Of
Jay Cooke T. Co. Although, this under
ordinary circumstances would be
great outrage, yet when we take into
confederation that the nephew Of Mr..
Chase il 'loyal" we refrain from words
Of reproach about this useless expendi-
ture Of the peoples money. The fact is
"loyalty" must be amply re warded
Cowan, Schellenger T. Co. will have
on hand large portion Of their spring
stock of goods on Saturday. They
have bought largely and will offer su-