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Two CoH's.--What Consteilattoa II sacred 70 ths
fema'e q devotees or SNUFF The 'Great Dippesi''
Which one Il sacred 70 tho feaaals deyolses q
low necked dsesses7 Ths s0Esat Bear. .n-C,4fst
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heeping Hotel--A gentleman arriving at
the Central Depot last evening, being solicit
ed to lake scat in an omnibus by negro
porter of one of our principal hotels, asked
the fellow what the hotel charged day
The negro replied that the "hotel did not
charge nothing by dc day, it was now con-
Quoted on the Ethiopian plan" The gen
tleiDan declined patronizipg the house.
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Prisoner Of War at Layy.-Officer Bibb
yesterday arrested one Mathew Roach, q
rafoled Yankee prisoner of war, who was
Offering to enroll himself in military COM
paHy.
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Robbery-Suuday night several thieves
went to the farm of Mr.. James II. Grant.
near the city, and frightening servant by
telling him that they we're the advance party
OF body Of Yankees coming to Richmond. I.
made him deliver up the key of the smoke
house. They then leisarely helped them
selves TO as much bacon and meal as they
wanted aud went Of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

~ Doll AXIS Reward.- Runaway truHl ;llc.snh
= -s'ia't dark nu.aiio hoy, named .:aF:i,'its.
- eos Is about II years old. thick set iui. face.
Int, cut short, and quick when spoken To- His
g.;aJ belongs 10 hf l.c5n6Td rfnmp, nj Ncv
K,at. ard hg nay he trying ta make his way there
,-b, miy bc lurking about Town will give the
aa, Jewsid 1t delivered 10 ne, at apt ;.amkin's
,-I- Trace ahd 23t Sis, or where eau get him,
spl-3' JOHN J cH.u.CE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

FFNiGfz uuadIei pHilsrs warlt.-Ran away
On he Aia last, ray cook woIasn, Maria. ne
diam hi 1T, tol-rsbY tis-hy, light ging-, bread
cll,y aid Is al at So years cii. ihe was bought
from hr Istu,a, Woo lives about thr mites below
III. ct. 80 ths nIt turnpike road. Probably fh5
may q. IN that neishhrrhc-i. IRE above rrwa,
will je 7sil y her delivery to NJ.
50 Il IS. ~ Az rIZZ.Ni.
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thicSea IAiCgoS.J Ohm, slave 81 Miss Julia
Watkins; Phillip, slave oi De- H.ncoci:; Dan
icl, slave of Mrs. Caroline Gacuett; William,
slave of Mr.. Marcelius S,arhc and George,
slave Of Mr. John Z. Hobson, were :jeicrs,
the Mayor yesterday morning, charged with
stealing thirteen chickens fron, negro
named ShadraciI. These negroes seem to
hayo been regularly organized band Of
chicken thieves, doing business on L large
scale. They were caught by officers Griffin
and Moore on Sunday together in a house on
Marshall street, near 81. James Church In
the house were found Shadrack's chickens in
the act Of being picked and dressed. {. revol--
yer and long donble-barrel pistol, both
heavily loaded; large assortment ol bars-
lars tools, o grain bag OF feathers, ana long
military great coat much besneared with
blood. One Of the crow bars lifted into the
6nts III the door oi Slatrack's hen house,
which hai been broken open. In an cut,
house in the yard was found about q LuShei
OF chicken heads, feet and oiiil. The pro.
prietor of this house, another negro, was
lying in bed aud pretended to be very i'll.
When the police look the negroes above
mentioned to the watch house and returned
he had, sick rs he was, gotten mp aud ilcd.-
The Mayor ordered each OF the negroes SO
iashCS
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CONFEDERATE STATES TAXES

sNAXES IN SAILS or Receipts Ali persons In
! my district, toompos.d cf that part CT heh
,Gon. rity whch lies between 9th and iiti ettep.s)
who by ,aw liable to pay taxes saiss or re-
ceiptn for the ausrte- esdspg 'e ;at cf NJ sreh
lat, for a"y pert thereof, ere heraoy notified to
coMa flTwarG within twenty GaIs from this date
ant us'" their re."rn. II said sales receipts, to
James Kers-Y or w,n sohrs1n, or VIM + Gray,
Asssss0rs for sii de G:ct, DoTs Of whom
will alVsvs b funi within oilics ;roUvs, at room
in tho tl:iiing with myself. ut the southeast
corner OF Main and 7th streets I'D whosoevsr
shall fail 81 10 report ithin tho time aforesaid,
will ts subject 70 6oubis tax-thi It ia to ray, to
double the whole tax on sales recsipts for sail
quarter. Moreover, when a tag payer has complied
with this requirement, he must afterwards, within
forty days vt Iartheet from this date, pay the tax
asseaaed. under like penalty Tor ia.iare therein
WM GREEN,
Collector li.h Va District.
9Th april, 1864.
.az- u has now BECOME manifest that very many
persons will net have complied with the pre- cedi0g
.!aitisA;ion in due ,inc, taless Il far greater
ba. pr den. shall from this day forward make their
returns. Ard this will hayo resulted purely
rem the fault Of The tex FsS themselves, IL it
sha,. HAPPEN, / therefore fu.join, as seas"nsbe
warning, that in such case al extension Of tins
will not he granted. WI GREEN, d q.
18Th April, 1854 bpIi-i26ihAp
NJOTICE to Tax -pnye-s.-An persons in the
~ 10Th Collection District toeing that portion CT
the city living east C: lith EtTeat,) VINO ty law
liable 10 pay ;axes sales rscects fr the quai
ter ending the 3ist CT Herh last, ior auy part
thereof, hsre2y notified to oo.ns forward ~itbia
twenty days from this date aua 'nase hair returns
ri sail sales receipts to Thos 4 Staples or
f.+ssaut dent-y, Asgesaoss tfr ssii District-one
of ~nom Will always b. f,aGd, be.ween the hours
Gf g and NJ at iuy Gft:e, 20 II Siain street.
A.d whosoeye. shall fiji 10 report within the
tic.C s,oiesa;1 will ce jec. ddut'a the whole
tsx n;; a.es OK Tse.iPta .or said quarter When a
!ax payer hiss comP!isi with This Tsq9irsu,ens ne
aitaT~sris, Within az days 1T Ear tkess tean
.bis ,lsis pay ie tax easc under like pcLaltS
for taiiure. CHAS E1NTUN.
. Collector 7ssh Virginia District.
Ri3S III ond, April s, 1864 ap S~3.as2w
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ADJ'T GRS's OFFICE. Va,

Morc0 ", l004. y
NTOIICE to Claiments for k:il.tayy Service ca
IN Henry Hill, raymastez General Of the Slaes, n
appointed by tho Governor TO take charge Of and set
lie al. claims ainst tho State C0n6desalo Stateo
for m'itssy service supplies fufniahed, without
expense TO the claimants and will forthwith estab-
;ish Difce at Richmond for That purpose.
All claims Of soldiers Of Virginia who have bosA
nay be discharged from, Or disabled IN, The 49,
vice Of either the State Confederate States I'll
widows ard orphans Of such soldiers who may have
been killed or died In service; als0 al sodiss0 now
IN service having special claims (o,hor than q pay
aad coihrg) against either the Stale or Coafsds9a6s
States Government, whD from their peculiar pesjten
cannot attend In pereon. may send their eiaane 70
Col Hiii at Richmond, for collection, ffee q 60.
All persons Sending claims will be cAreful 70 give
tho lui par:iculars-name, company, regimaat, bri-
gate--oa;e OF claims should Be al stated, end q
power OF attorney properly suthenii0ated, authogs
Dg Col li to collect and receipt for tho saas, thAi
Inc may act with promp,itudo and dispatch.
The Intervention OF paid agents for olAimaneS viii
In ease be permitted, IL being the object o( the
G1veraor to protect parties against them.
BY commead; ~. - o,oy.,,,~
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~ UTlcE.-rhe undersigned has this day sold his
" entire ssork Of goods in store No 907 Aan -,
Is r H MoateirO b co. Feelisg very thaakful 70
the public for past isvors, l trust the sms yin b
ex,-hde, 20 the new lfn. q NILIND.
Riohiconl, April 6, 1854.
We, ihe undersigned, having this day purohassA
the above stock, ,consnticg Of Ladies' ana oeaalo-
Aea's Furnishing Goods, Go now c1ar lhe saas ar
saio at reduced prices. under tne seyIs - ara &
Richmond, April .. 1854.
BLOCKADE STORE - ..adies' aud 0ssslemeah
Furnishing Goods Just received and for salo g ~
Main at reduced prces. The fo.lowiss aso q.
s.apiy CD band.
KID gloves, ladies' and gcais'. al color. NJ
ladies hose; gents half hose
Sairi7 0f all kinds and quality
Collars, handksrchicfs, csayals
EraWefs, e0apeneeHD
Umbrellas, psrasOis, Ao
the above goods arc Of tho nnsal qualify. - ro.
= Il MOnrszno : "a.
ap plI-lw No 0o7 Maia asosG,
nAsiEsL x wEIs,sks
AUo,ION and c0xNissf0N NIRCuXNf,
Old Yeliows' Hall,
VIII continue =. I'll as., and nfsn.aa rs:ssss, % ,ss.
Horses, Mnles. Ac.
ut the Horse Lot every Saturday.
Thankful for the patronage feoaaveA vAs,e = -
concern, he sollcts the ssme iron hi fs4snde -
the public generally. apI3-l0
~ ENERAL0roecry auu Co.. S51e1 =.
NJ Tne uids1sgaed give notlcs thas Aay Asvs
st thsir old Stand, - Main e "a vin ~ -.
tcuiar attention 70 The ales q a ssasey -
aud manufactured aad smoking tesaece, seas1s1
20 thsna.
MrPH Butler VIII have a intsseee = en- hsrnaorn
and win pay pensonsi attention - ~ 49, e q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

FaVA 1Ak NO31M
ORANGE c. H, April 18-Nosthsgn danna
OF the 18th and 18th have ben rscsiye1
here.
On the 18th gold went up to 1v n New
York, but on the receipt Of inteliigenes that
Chase had negotiated loan Of thsee I'm
dred thousand pounds in London q SSii "a
IFS, but rallied again and closed at IN.
The capture Of Fort Pillow sssms te.be
confirmed; also the Shreveport nsws, 70
some extent.
Grant writes down the Official Jco1 e llIs-
sionary Ridge and Lookout Nountain at coo
killed, 1900 wounded, and 700 ml1sing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

p OTiCE.-To the Stockholders Of the Rich
y nionh, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railfoa..
Co he .ucFhoiirrs of the Richmond FEEDER
icksbufg and Potomac Rairfiat &C arc hereby n0;i
lied that the company has asSunicd and VIII pay
the lax levied on tisir stock by tie confederate
States for the present year They will therefore
make no return OF their stock in this company on
thei! lists Of taxable property to the CoHie,. rate
States iSsI ss0rs.
By order of the Board Of Directors,
ap lo-lW J b WINSTON T'reas,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

J ANh Convention. AT ,urstIps; tnv b..ls
ID of this city. held la pursuance cf suggestion
rom Banks of other States OF the Uoafed of
general Conveation OF tic 3irks of the ConeGeracy
to Consider OF their o,urso il obtaining relief ag ,inst
tho ,al Confederate 80 which it is supposed
in ttfi1ai quarters they arc iiabt
RoS0tosd unanimously. That a Coov5n.ion Of all
the naaSs in the S3nfeiernGy be, 0nd is hcrhy, 10
yisd to msat in this city Monday, thc "a day OF
Eay next. Hp tS--td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

UoII Music New edition Ct "Gas National
lSh Confederate Anthouan--''Gat Save the
Suuih" PRICE, 81. Tbis grand and beautiful Ar
.hem mas me. with uHbouaded success, AMI been
.ccav ed VITA uaistrsa oaat throughout the South.
en- Confederaey. May b. hal at all the book and
nuss ,torcs. Iabe.ai discount TO the trade Or
dars addressed 10 the composer and publisher,
Ap l2--ca; 3f Professor Dis SONIE!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

ASOk SALE-l have sp eIdld lot OF tomato
plants, o. ny same old Stock for sale, and a s
rather improved stock, whth may be re:iea on to
6e equal to any to be fouad any here panls car not
bo reserved in any case.
WM " ROVE,
Ii sl..nrra Old t.tr iiTi.ail.ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

TYNUE.TAKlNG- All kinds OF cofiins On hand,
and funerals served AT the shortest notice.
FURNlT UkE.
Several fine bedstcads and bureaus Tor sac.--
Furniture made TO order, and repairing done at the
old stand of BiniOii Porter, on corner 18th and
Frankifn sts.
ap t5-2tW3W< JOHN J BlNFORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

HfUNUKiEE --
- bags prime green ccn.s
barrels syrup mo,ass-s
20 do slampblaek
90 boxes eXtss-t io.ycod,
in sstrs aud for sal. by
ROBERT uOUaH 4 co,
paorl lck
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

E3OTICE The undersigned is prepared 20 fur
= nish drawings and specifications for bu!dn -
and machinery OF every description. Orders from
any part Of the confederate States sent or left at
Harvey, He,iings Il COS, No Isl, Main ST. will be
promptly atten led TO WSW WEST,
an l2-cod6tt Architect and Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

HLp ISSUE, los, 2o's, aad 5J's, received At 20
I j per cent diseoan, for Eurnilurs Mt
JOSEPH GUSsEy'S Itore,
Ga Frank'ia ct, near !o.h,
Wasre largo assortmsni OF Furn,turs can lie
found an IL -eed2w@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-19

VYYOOD FOR as.e---The subscriber has for eaie
w faur miles from Richmond, aear Youns's mil
50 or 80 cords nice dry pins wood.
40 l5--StA GARDNER
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vHOl Saic--A Ono csyalry horse, seven years old.
Prize, Sl, 900. Apply 10
JAMES CUNN,
m lk-.Ats At Castle Thundef.
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nERSONS having claims sgAiIRt tho estate 81
james Kinniard, &c "a, will pissss present them
Or settlement and th9ss ia0eo:cd Will plesse make
pnvmr.t TO me. CHARLES Mc1RUDER,
m ia ar Ex'r OF James Kiantsri, deed.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
At WHOLESALE ONLY!
Watches and Jewelry
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE
LOWEST PRIt ES FOR CASH.

.Army and CouAry Merchants.
TRADERS, Sntlers, and Gsneral Deal
srs can 'nuhe enormous profits upon
q small Investment
Jewe'ry of any pattern or quail
ity and in any quantity Haaac to
order.
~ Estimates for any class Of work furnish
ed. IL rayticulur attention p0,d 10 snpaig-
ing 4vctionecrs, Com.try Pediars, Ind'an
Tyad;rs, end Army Dealers.
Any style Of Goods manufactured, suCl.
a. Inventions. etc, at short notice
fy~G Good Contrasting Clerks, rith small
Capital cun fpd constant Employment H.
lustrsted Lists and full particulars free,
The profit to the retailer is
very large!
Il WholesaIe Supply can be carried in q
will not be like book.--bulky or inconveui-
.nt to carry from place to place.
Remember another thing - This business
is strictly honorable! There is no need
Of presenting or exagcrating. Our
goods show for themselves, and prove them
selves
1t is business in which an ample and
satisfactory equivalent is given for the mon
ey received and an encouraging profit is
pocketed at tho same time. 1t is an occupa
ton in which no person need be afraid or
ashamed to canvass the same field agar,
and again. for where once our goods are iii.
troduced q permanent and continuous de-
mana is created.
To Soldiers in the army, or those at hoise
disabled by the hardships ofwar, to Clergy
men out Of health, Teachers, Postmaster,
or any person who wishes either LEGAL or an
active occupation, and one chat brings With
it Great Pecun'ary inducements, this pre-
sents az opportunity seldom met With.
TRYIT! AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES!
Carefully selected lots Of yewelry, compri~
sing our newest styles and most sa'eab!e
variety Of Goods, will be sent anywhere in
tho Loyal States We are constantly filing
orders from persons leaving the choice OF
Goods wholly with us. To such we prem
Use tho best exercise of our taste and judg-
ment, and from our long experience can en-
sure satisfaction. We ask no pay tn advance
state what style and quality of Goods are
wanted, and we will send the same and COL
lect pay by Express at the end Of the Route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manufactured in
the best manner, ofpure material, all war
rantsd at prices from $40 to $3.50 Zach.
Satisfaction guaranteed 4! All matches at
first prices; they being Of our o'9n 'mpo'ts-
tion.
Circulars free by mail! Send for shsm!!
T.&G. GAUGHAN,
Nanufaetursrs 4 Importers,
!. usesusl ZIG BROADWAY, New Icsk..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

~ 80 <As A1ae58
For Medicinal and Table uses, which are perfectly
None genuine unless they have our gold laheI on
each bottle, and our initials pressed in wax ovea
the cork.
Sold by all druggists and dealers throughout the
eopBtfy. Call for our goods and take no other
Circulars to the trade supplied on application t.
~ BeHQett Pjeters s. ClE
Sold ~ 10. 81 Rlver st., C.scago.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
Putnam Clothes-Wrineer.
The ONLY reliable self diass:eg Wllrss

iss ONLY reliable ssif-sdjAsseg Wllrssr
Tha frsme beng Of Iren, Thoroughly gal.
van zsd. ntt danger from rust is removed. and
the llahili sy to shrink, swell. spills, &c SO
unavoidable in wooden Machines'is proven
ted.
N, hun5gcrs,ss or complicated fahsnings
to wear cut Or get out Of order: it can be
fastened TO the tub in n single second
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT COa WHEELS
Il took the FIETT PREAilUM at Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1869, and is
tr't5ont an exception, the best Wrlngsr ever
made,
Instead of believing the statements of par.
Ties interested in tho sale Of other Wringers
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Test it thoroughly with any and all others,
and if not entirely satisfactory return it.
1t will wiring anything from thread to a
bed Guilt without alteration.
Patented in the United States, Enal sn d,
Canada, and Australia.
Agents wanted in every town.
EnerSetic men can make from 3 to 10
dollars Per day.
P.,nam manufacturing Co.
GENTLEMEN; know from practical sx-
periencc that iren ucU galuana1ea ariM zinc
1iH not o1idize or rust one particle. I can
safely say, after several years experience in
the manufacture of cham for chain-pumps
and water-arawers, in which have tested
the affinity of iron and zine. that ifthe pro-
cess be conducted properly, it is a perfect
weld of the two.
Nearly one year ago my family sommen-
ced using one Of your Wringers: 1t now
performs all of its functions as we'll as it did
the first time it was used, and has become
an indispensable article with US, have
closely observed several other kinds of
clothos-wringers, the modus operandi being
different, trying to produce the same results
as the Putnam Wringer, but in my judy
ment they have failed. The Putnam wiring
En- is as near perfect as possible, and I can
cheerfully recommend 1t to be the best in use.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. w. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years. experience in tho galvan-
ising business enable me to indorse the above
statsnent,,in all particulars.
JNO. 9. LEFFERTS,
No. 100 Beekmann St.
New York, January, 1854.
No. 1, $3.50; No. A, $3.50.
Manufactured and sold, Wholesale and
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. 10 Plat St. N. Y, aud Cleveland Ohle.
ueev6 So N0KfHR9P, Agent,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

susse farm ths tn 't""'ed
Vernon Springs and Howard Center, con-
tanning 220 acres. 100 acres Of it timber, 40
acres under cultivation ); 80 acres under pas
ture. grass land and mellow attached. Its
equal is not to be found in Howard County.
It will be sold cheap for cash. Enquire on
the premises or Of S. M. Cole of New Oregon.
w. B. oBsoN.
n2D Vernon Springs Howard Co. Ioaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
The illustrated Hvdropathic En-

eycL"rEDtA; asy,!sm Of Hydropsthv and. Hssiene
Containing Outlines Of Anatomy; Physiology the lIu-
NAN Body; EygiSnic Agences and the Preservation of
sath; heteucs and tlydropatni: Cookery; Theory
an Practice OF Water Treat mcnt Special Pathology
ami hydro therapeutics, including the Nature, eau
ac', SSihltons snd Treatment If all known Diseases
"ppAcation Of Hydropahy to Midwifery and the Nurse
rI petlghed as Guide 10 Families and Students and
Text h"oH Tor Physicians. by X. r. Trail NJ d. Il
iu'Srateu with upwards OF 500 Engrsvirs and Coored
F>Ne. Substantially bound In one large volume. Price
prepaid by mail $3.50
UtSN The numerous publications which have attained
Sash woe popularity, ss issued ty hessrs. FOWLER
Rt "sLts. PERHAPS none a. more adapted 81 general
H'Hy han this rich comprehensive, ana well syrsnSsd
encyclopedias. A. y. Y. Tribune.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16

At prices within the reach Of every Church
School. Celacterv. Factory, or Farno in tie
innd Their use throughout the Omitted Sta
tcs and CauHla& f'r tbs past six wears has
proven them to combine H,os. yajua+'e quail
'ics. Among which a"o TONE. srRNEUTh,
snNoReus>Ess. sud prtAgIiATr Of viURA-
Ton. uneQvaileU ~ any other manufacture.
<iZss ir1Ea Is to 5O0Q lbs, costing rwo~lHlRps
LESS than other metal, or 60 cents per rousd
ut which price | warrant thsm twelve
months GA hell metal taken in exchange
3r lou2ht for cash. Sand for = Circular to
the Manufacturer
JOAN B. ROBINSON.
Ne. lso William Street, New York.
LIST OF Prices, WEIGHTS AND SIZES or FARM,
HeTEL, STEAMBOAT, sCHooL-HoUsr, SHOP,
ANB FACTORY REL1s.
I hese lells are fitted with Yoke, Stand,
>ris Crank snd Bots, complete for use
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
phrcnology Proved Illustrated,

and ArrLIsn oupsniedby a Chart, embracing an
An2lys. Of the Primary Mental Powers in iher Various
Degrees Of Development the Phenoneula produced by
their Combined Activity, and the Locattn 81 the Pre
biological Organs in the Head Together with view Of
the Mors and Bearing of the science Price
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
Norks1of Hon. Horace Man, in

Glazing his best public lectures among which ara
Thoughts for NoVnS Man Powers and Duties ot
Women Demands Of She \ We Colleges: Rich and
EncaLrd Poor and Ignorant; Baccslaureats Addresses
tc ihsse ecture. particularly the first two, have In
se sepcrate fSru.s had immense circulation, and are
universally Acknowledged ~ bs Of she greatest value.
SIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-16
TO PROFESSORS or MUSIC AMATE
YRS, AND THE MUSICAL PUB
Lie GENERALLY
p. a. Wunderman,
Foreign & American Music
Warah nnSn

+. "A. WunQGrman,
Foreign & American Music
arehousc,
S24 BROADWAY,
Having on hand the largest stock Of For
cign Music in New York which he impor.S
from Earope expressly to meet the taste and
requirements OF tho American lovers Of Mu-
sic respectfully calls attsa.iaA to the fact,
that he is row supplying Music Of Every
Sly at Reduction OF TW EFTlFlEE to
FIFTY per cent, less than any other house
in the United States.
Private Families can 10 supplied (po.t
frcc) by forwarding tho cash to the she'c
address. Should the amount Of cash for
wardcd exceed the cost ct this Mu'c
the balance will BIO promptly returned in
posta 20 currCacy,
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dealt with.
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or America, will &c supplied to order, il at-
compared by the cash.
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EDUCATION: its Elementary Prin.

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