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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-13


RYJ o. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL EsTATE.
n. I7s Petitions circuit uvs. 9.
LARGE MANsION AND GROUNDS ON 14rH
sTkEET, SUITABLE FOR A PUBLIC GAR
? In ohediepce to an order of the Circuit Court Of
the District Of Columbia, land at the request .
mai ri of'be parties In srested , enter the
I'D day Of May 1852 in the matter of the petition of
EowIe, deceased the undersisnet Commi AL one RS
in the Alb entitled causa will offer at pu bic sale.
at be premises on M0NDAY tn. 9th day of June,
1874, as o'clock p. 70, the following described
heal Esta lying aud being in the city of Wash
Ist. The whols of Square No aa2 fronting on 18th
s'reet wet. and iyins between c and streets
south. The entire square contains 1928 square
buIt ard subs antisl bricR dwelling house aud
out-houses suitable for Q drst-olss. restsnce or
pia"e OF pub tic entertainment and SUNNI resort,
surrou nfed by shade trees, and CON msnding 9 us
wi bin tw. I've minutes walk OF Wiiisrds' Hotel,
ard VIII sooa be comm cted with psnusvyania av :
enue ty tho l4th sire branch of the Washington
ard Gror getown railroad
I'd Par OIL No /. in Square psf, fronting N
MARYLAND avenue, ana |, ing between iS1. and i4th
stu ees, CONTRASTING Isl square feet, and win n
It double two-story frau dwell ing hGnse
Terms of sale One third in cash on th- day nf
sale; the rurch sser pure hssars tn execute his
bonds for thu residue in the OF the re spectve
hers pa, able with in at the lie gal ut six
emo Twelve hs after date; the title w h.
held III the ,ment Of all the pu chase m ,ney
All convey ancins At the cS,t ~ The purchaser.
HENRY A. CLARK
Join q. RoBinsoN. -
/ Com mlssi"nars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-13

w FECt IONERY BAKERS. Good wa es given.
Apply to T. f0TENTINI. 27S Penn. avenue, be-
tween I tn and IIth sts 1T
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

ENGLAND IN IiER DEALINGS WITH TIE FLORIDA
CAsE.-The case OF the Florida appears to
exercise more or the attention Of England than
any other toreign Power, though one would
suppose that The other maritime nations were
quite "a much interested. The fact Is that
England has had quarrel with Brazil, and she
IL endeavoring 70 make an excitement about
the Florida matter IN the hope OF gaining some
advantage FOR herseir Everything which the
British government has done since our rebel
lion commenced has furnished precedent Of
which we will avail ourselves In the proper
time. IN the Mason and Slidell case they ad-
mj!tc1 Tho correctness OF cur position on the
right Of search question. In the effort to
put us In the wrong In the case OF the
Florida, The saactity of neutral ports, which
s1e has always violated, is recognized. We
have no reason TO he dissatisfied with their
decisions. They establish principles for which
We base always been contending. In the
action Of Great Britain herself in fitting out
aud manning riratical vessels TO wage war
upon a Power with which she ia at peace
we have another precedent which we will
assuredly follow greatly TO our own interest,
one OF these days, when war is waging between
some OF the maritime Powers of Europe.
Thus we cheer.ully accept the Interpretation
OF international Law upon all these points
from the high court Of Kaglsnd.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

THE CoTroN TRApE.-We see that the govsrl
ment has decided to conGne the issue OF pc
mits to trade in cotton exclusively to the agsn
OF the Treasury Department in future, arm
officers no longer to have anything 70 do vii
II in consequence Of the decentralization arisin
out OF their connection with the purchase
rebel cotton. This is very well so far. IL
perhaps decided Improvement on tho form,
system: but we do not perceive the necessi
Of having any restrictions at all. Why n,
let thc cotton trade be lcft open like all oth
branches Of commercef As long as we pgl
grcenbacls for the Gotten we relieve On
Treasury TO the extent Of their redemptic
while every bale OF cotton We buy IL worth :
much gold to us for which II Is convertible /
Europe. While, If il goes from rebel ha1q
through Mexico, tie gold returns to nl
rebel government. Besides, every man In tll
Southern States who holds greenbachs holds /
bond which unites him 20 our governments I.
that the dissemination OF the national currentl
In the rebel States is calculated to streugthey
tho Union feeling there. Ii will steady "a
vavering and convert the obstinate. Ther1
fore we advocate free trade In cotton wiz
greenbacks as measure OF good policy on "
part Of the government. !
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

Warren THE RruEt DEsrrTERs.-- One hundred
and twcntyone rebel dosertera from Lees
army arrived in Washington on Thanksgiving
Day, and fifty moro we're sent to The city on
Friday. They were all despatched North and
by this time are scattered among our principal
cities. The majority Or them arc unquection-
ably we'll meaning aud honest in their inten-
tions; but that there are some who bave taken
that method to gain an unsupported admission
into our midst for purposes the most vile and
treacherous there cannot be a doubt We
think, therefore, II behooves the proper officers
OF the government to be on their guard and TO
closely scrut nize those rebel deserters,
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

neutral territory, with the Intention Of plumber
ing ba1ks and other establishments, than any
gang Of ordinary burglars or highwaymen who
might organize their plans on the Canadian
frontier. 1t is quite probable, from the way
the case is tending, that they will be given up
by the colonial government, to be tried at St
Albans for arscn and robbery. There they
will be dealt with according to their deserts,
and we trust that the Canadian authorities will
see the justice of the measure.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

TnE sr. AIBAss EAlDrRs,-7hc Canadian
government has very properly refused the
application OF the st. Adams raiders for per-
mission to send a special messenger TO Rich
mond for evidence in their defence. If they
bad consented to tbis request they would have
been regarded Ss lending themselves TO tho pro-
lection Of gang Of highwaymen; for these
desperadoes must be esteemed no better. Their
purpose was highway robbery, burglary and
arson. They have no claim TO be considered
or treated as soldiers; for they had no more
right 70 enter our Northern States from Q
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

order that the most stringent measures should
be adopted by both the civil and military
authorities to prevent recurrence OF the
scenes OF Friday night and to bring to q strict
accountability all suspicious and disIoyal per-
sons who may have sought shelter in this
city only to destroy it.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28


THE LATE PEnm or THE CnY-THE OFFICIAL
ORDERS or GEsrRAi DIx.-General Dix is to be
commended for bis zeal and promptitude In
responding to the emergencies now existing in
this city. His official orders in regard to the
late incendiary scheme breathe the right tone,
and are stamped with his accustomed vigor.
He has now to enforce rigidly the regulation
compelling all refugees from within the rebel
lines TO register their names within twcniy-four
hours after their arrival in the city. The
enforcement OF this rule is necessary for the
future peace Of the city; for, If the military
authorities show any timidity in the face OF the
terrible danger which has just menaced US, the
most frightful consequences may ensue and
the power TO avenge and TO protect Themselves
be assumed by the people. Not only are our
own residents exasperated at the late attempts
to fire the city, but strangers and travellers
from abroad who were TO have been made
wholesale victim. If The atrocious plot bad
succeeded, are loud ia their expressions OF
indignation against the perpetrators Of the
fendish deed An occurrence at the 81. Nicho
las on Saturday evening last showed the tenn
J.
A hotel thief was detected in the net OF stealing
a coat; pursuit and some confusion ensued;
TIE chief plugged through the glass door
breaking the glass and cutting himself ter
ribly; was captured and, under charge Of thc
chief OF the detectives, taken to tho private
Office in the hotel. During The brief space or
time occupied 10 capturing The fellow tie
utmost excitement prevailed among The people
N the house. u was reported that ono Of the
ircendarics Of the previous night had been
discovered, and II was with great ffculty that
tue crowd could be restrained from iu1ictipg
summary punishment upon tho fellow. Cries
Of Hang him." "IIoug him." were uttered
loud and deep, and il was not until II was
asoegtaired that be was only petty thief that
the excitement ubsided. This is the feeling
all oves The city, ard II lie evident no mercy
would be shown tho cuprit who might be
detected 10 an act Of ipcendiarism. The
nearest lamppost would be the only tribunal
that would be invoked. II is, therefore, neces-
sary for the maintenance Of peace and good
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

Arrival OF the Asia at Boston.
Bosror, Nov. 2T, 1854
The Asia arrived at eight O'Clock this morning. ~
mails will be forwarded BY tongbts train, due Al W
York on Monday morning. wlod northwest; tbsrmon
Ter Ss; cloudy oil asys
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

SHEENAN's IGNORANCE OF MILITARY STPA-
rEGY.-The Richmond Wig is severe upon
Sherman. 1t says that bis present movement
is "an insolent disregard OF al the principles
OF strategy as explained and practised by the
masters Of the military art" That was pre-
cisely what The old Austrian Marshal Wurmser
said OF Napoleon in his first Italian campaign.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETE
EpYroR AND PROPRIETOR


eyyrcr n w. CoKNER or FULTON AND NASSAU SITS.
~->~~~>>~-~s>~~>>~~~~>~
fERuS cash In advance. Money sent by mail win be
Of the risk OF sender None bank bills current in
New York taken
THE DAILY HERALD, Fous cents per copy Annual
suhscrptiop price srf.
TIE WEEKLY HERALD, every Saturday, at FIVE ceuts
per copy. Annual subscription price
one 'opy ~
snsee
Ash .opies. 10
Postage ove cents per copy for three months
Any larger number addressed or subscribers,
q so each. An copy wil be sent TO every cub
Of ten. twenty copies, to address, year, s25,
and any larger number at price An extra copy
win be TO clubs OF twenty These rates make the
WTExLY EssALD ne eheapes publication in he country.
The EUROPEAN Epn1oS, every Wednesday, at Six
per copy Sa per TO any part OF Great Britain
&C to any part the Continent both include postage
The CALIFORNIA EDHIoS, the 3d. 18th and 23d or each
month, at sII cents per copy. or Sc pc. annum.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

NEW BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery -wArr.yo ron
rsE yKRoIcT-THE YAGRASr-A TERRIBLE SkcRET.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving placs.-IrALIAs orKRA-
Dos SEBASTIAN.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadvay.-NnKY wurE-sT.
GEORGE DRA-GooSS
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

BowERY THEATRE, Bowsry.-RrD RIDING Hoop
HAND or CARps-SflRIT or SEvENrY.sIx
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
THE SITUATION.

New York. Monday. Nov. IS. 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

AMUsKNENTs THIS EVENING,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving plaos.-IrALIAs orraA-
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-AnKr wuIrE-sr.
GEoRGK AND THE DRA-GooNs
NEW BowERY THEATRE. w.ry.-wAr,yo ron
rxx VKRoIcT-THE VAcRASr-A TERRIsLE SkcRsr
BowERY THEATRE. Bowsry.-RrD RIDING Hoop
HAND or CARDs-SriRiT or sEvENrvsIx
HAS-PEoPR's LAwYEA
NIBLos GARDEN. prosdway-coxsrcAS BsorHxRs.
wALLAcK's THEATRE, Broadway.-ro MARay az
Nor TO Marcy
WINTER GARDEN Broadwsy.-HAxIRr.
BARSUMsr MusRUM, Broaaway.--rHrsE MAMMOTH
EveGing
BRYAETs' MINsTRELs. Mechanics Haii 172 Broad
BH;aADE >''' DN'''' D''A''SOA'' o. O-1'.As
1sALzRs-ETHioriAS SONGS. DANCES, &c.
CAMPBELL's MySSTRELS. ie9 and ool Rowerv-
VARIED AND ExcIrSG MKLASGs or ErHIorIAs OppIrIs-
GoosE AND GANpLR
sALLE pIABOLI QUE 6s5 Broadway.-RonERr HrLLEs
HOPE CHAPEL, 721 Braadway.-wooDRorrx'. BoHn.
xiAs iKoUrE oy GLASS BLOWERS
VAN AMBURGH a CO.'S MAMMOTH MENAGHRIE
Us And 5A Broadway.-0pen from 10 A. M. to 10 r. NJ
APPROPRIATIONS. Fourteenth s,rect-poc AMP Mos.
xEy AcroRs-EaUxsrRIAn. GrhyAsrIc ACRoBArIc Es.
YxExAIsxESrx
DODW ORTIZ HALL, BOG Broadway-ARrxxus WARD
AMONG NoaxoSs.
AMERICAN THEATRE, No. 444 Broadway.-BAtIrr.
p. Mfsul
NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY, 6is Broadway
CuhosTiks AND LECTURES, from A. H. till ~ r. NJ
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-Pooa GxYrL,
MAN-TEoPLR's LAwYEA
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

BARSUMS MUSEUM, Broadway.-THREK MAnxorr
Eat GIRLs-IHRES GIASfs-Two DwARfs-INDiASs-
FRENCH AuToxATosS DRAMATIC PRRToRkA AscEs-Day an,
EveEing
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

NIBLos GARDEN proadway-oOss,oAs Bsoruxrs
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

wALLAcK's THEATRE, Broadway.-ro MARaY ng
Nor Marcy.
WINTER GARDEN Broadwsy-HAxLRr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09
Price with Ilcmmpr and Fc,!er SO
Corafnr.

1ci Nt!.rs
It forins a flat even nni ellst:c seam. vi, =,
S warranted ros 70 rip il wear. even Il Ii
seam is cut 1T i:"qHcnt Intervals. and slso
tndar al c;rcumstal.ce s ''to survive no wus,,
.t;h'
l. patented dcyice. Of gres. Utility 10 learn
crs. prevent. the ross bii'ty o. the ,nachine
being run In tie wrong di' auti,n. or tbs bal
ance Vi heel wearing taGy's dress.
Another feature which observes particular,
attention Is the Wilcox Patent Needle. which
cannot ha set wrong.
III is e-nrha.;caiiv IL good low rriccn
Family Sewing Machine thnt e. nuNl hayc
long been waiting for y Bo'on TrG"Scr,pt.
1t is indeed " ondarfll production. ana
f.. family use especially. no OTTER Will bear
auy comparison with i:.'-PAu Fra J0uT7.n!
"A meshanical wonder. = Scientific Aasr-
ian.
among the best and mos seryiceahle
Sewing hach'nca Light and elegantly f,-
-! ed. and 81 simple in its construction, that
it seems almost impossible for ii TO get cut
Of rerar "- P'tfs'urg fhYonicle
"iIns combined with its own r.enuli,, ~ -
its all tho really valuable Improvements OF
the higher priced machines = Peansyiuauiaa.
This machine. in the opinion OF tho coz,-
g
4 yerfect family machine than :nv on exhi
litiel. = Franklin Institute Eah,tft,on Re
pot IF 1888.
"rak Ing INTO consideration simplicity. chean.
mess, durability. and doing all work the .ou,-
m'tea We're unanimously in tay.,r Of N';lcox
& Cil.hs' "a q single thread machine -
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Soc,eiy's Re.
p0r. -
..tVe ,,rst ~ ;,.ticc nx.,rcas our co,E
dence in the ...eri Of the Nil'c~x s. G HIS
Sewing Machine We consider bat n crea.
dcsderatr m has been supplied by It, IN PROV
ing hev,,nd d0n't, that two thread, arc not
az was supposed. necessary to good ma
June 2l; 1860 eFsg.
the stitch ngi- found to retain II the round
ness. cvenncs.. and fl nncs which, are so mich
admired 1T first" Ncw York Sun
:''n principle it is perfect."-Eagineer
london. s--
HAS evident points IF superiority over all
others - Philadelphia Press
"A aerv,ceable n,achinc. Of This We have *
perencc in our own family Boston Traveller
a THE beauty ard simplicity of It's nlechan-
ism arc adm rahle '-Erpress
''No Sewing Machine hrret"f5re introduced
has. in 20 short tine. ".q"ire' such WE'LL
n,"r;tcd nnnulartv - infinnoti Gazette
'.Wr esteem it tho best machine Tor family
use. The the .tich is uaereep.ionah'e '-Sien-
ed BY man. hundred citizens of Philadelphia.
sE- SEND FORA c1RcULAR. Ia
JAMES WILCOX, Manu- aeturss,
n4sv4y1} ses Broadway, n, =.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09
Z Putnam Clothes-wringer.


W. ishsfis se.i-.!d lusEng Nrirgar
tn. frszi. bong Of Iron, thoroughly ga.
VAN zctl al dagger from rlst is rcnovtd, and
lie .labl ~ 70 >hr.ak, swell, split, &c 60
uyaro;ao5!. n wseasa machines, is preysn-
t.l a~@e @s#E&
70 .srmh-'crs'as or complicated ta,'sniaxs
20 wear urt or get QUE Of order; is can 70
fastened 10 the tu' in u NJ ts second
WARRANTED WITH or WITHOUT CoG.wHRELa.
1t took the Fi:tT! ph EM UH 1T Fifty
Seven State aud Comfy FAIRS IN 1903. and is
,rltjtout Ga s1erp,:on, the lest Wringer ever
nl@Ge,
ln.t,., Of believing ,ho statements Of par
ties inte.s ,trf in Ia ego IF other Wrin gers
FRY r. AND iUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test it thoroughly - I'll Gny anG al othere,
and if rot entirely Satisfactory. retnrni..
It wi wT'ng nnYthing from y hsised to .
led quilt ~ithoue alteration.
Patented in the United States, England,
Canafn .nd Australia.
kgchts yantei III every town.
Eneryeti: men can mako from to 10
dollars ree dav.
Fuacm aaanvfactur'ns Co.:
GENTLrN1S; Ik4cw frs" practical e@-
p:lt.uc. hat ifsn rel aGlrcnf@ed WH! sine
arW act eatd,.a ur rust one pd1i,cle. I caa
safely say, after several years TX pcrience IN
the IN .un ra,toro Of cham inr chain-pl mps
and water-a swe.s il vi.ic; i havq tested
thu affinity o. ir,n ard s.ns. hat if thc pre-
cess he conducted properly, it = rsr!ecs
weld Of tho two. sE sn..T
Nearly enc yrar ago nv family eomEse-
ceh using one Of vcur Wrinse-s. 1t S<x
per o,ms al Of its funcsiGps rs we'll is it az
the first time it was u.ed, and has hecoIa
an indispensable 'attc'e with Us. hays
c,osoe ~ph-erretl several other kinds ct
disadvantages, the i"odue eperaroi teirg
different, try ne 20 produce the same rc4uits
as the Entnam Nringer. but in my incs-
n, n. / ey have failed TIE prtnGm firing.
er Is as near perfect as possible, end I can
ctesrfuHy recommend at TO be The test in use.
80 Resnestfa''y yours,
JNO. " WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years experience in the baiyan-
ling business enable me 20 ndoyse tie above
statement in eh rc.ii;s'c,s
80. las JNo 4: LiGFFEpTS
No. 100 Reskn.cnn 81.
New York. January, 1864
No. !. $3.50; 80. A. IS so.
Manufs .tured and sold, Wholesale and
retail hv aeair Oh f.ra1sa8 ~
rue PUTNAM MANUFACTURING co.,
No. IS Platt s.. N Y. ard Clo,o,hEd Oh;os
naavs Sc NG1TAEQ?, s,AAssas
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09
It Costs less than Ordinary Green
Coffee


And it reqnirs less than half the guam
'itv to give the same degree of strength
and It's use proves it at 30 cents
pound to lie cheaper than Maricabo
coffee at Is cents i pound.
Neatly packed in pound pa
pers with full instructions for
use on each labe in SIXTY
POUND BOXES. Price, 80 cents
per pound. A liberal disc unit
to the trade.
Manufactured by the PEOPLES
PROVISION Co, 2G8 Greenwich
S ret, y. Y, to whom all orders
Sold by wholesale Grocers and
Druggists, n46v4yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09
OLD OR NEW.
PROFESSOR LE,BIG;

and gives the essential fall strength and de-
l;.'nr. flay9~ q Old GDFERNUENI
J.4F4 COFFEE. which is the on Y. uiaiit
i Coffee Hscd ~ its preperat:-.::. -. 49,
Of that narcotic qGn!;tv vi oh SO sad.c dam
ngc, the nervous system IN the Use Of even
tie bet grades OK Coa'ec as ordinarily pre-
r7rcd
81. It gives .lo essential to'ii" and aiurntc
qtcmeurS D." 'c..n, with" / ia "hc-h7.'
e.. rcse tas"r 50 Disgusting, *ni yet a sys
foani ~ H. "a ,trr 2 >rr!c i'm C..T~s
Il = !rca N 10 II acQ.ia;r.cli viii. cmis
~ t,@t .;j~ e-serG" or 81 ~ wn"t1,>.
nam: n,.y he g'1rn t, ~hen II p"rr aaA
,c..,! { al, :..il.cG faaGn .,rv herb CT aIt
= "a s.; f.:s ag,' sics,tn.r t:.s: n.G irel t.
n":t;ns tt.st VS.. :l.o wac. aud hn:.irs u
.--.,tG 1,'t-ng tie escaue Of the mort ex
r..st ..aG rni.a''r SIC !. h and 'eay;a. The
cnas~c ard e@--!hs d."ss rrecipl'a,cd ur j.
.ulatien.
So this preparation combines the exquisite
a, or,a az The Java Coffee with the i CHEST
c1sr a d exvptlcucc Of ne most cil.,cn Dan
dglin Welding TIE en;rtt " IA lis te .I,,,a-.
e. earthly bodv of b'th: Thereby avoiding,
the d.. aterio,,s stIe, Is OF both and b.comirg
At Tie same time
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09

T. ik SALE-A valuable farm situated
q about midway te'ween the towns OF
Fsr~er Springs and Howard Cen,or. con-
'aininr 22O acres 100 acres Off timber. 40
acres ;ndcr cultivation 80 acres under pas
turr, arEss land and mellow attached. Its
quail is not 70 he .;,und in Howard Comfy.
!: will he sol cheap for cn,h. Fn1u,e en-
the preaasesor of s.. M Cote of New Oregon
W. 3. ! OLSON.
neD Vernon Springs Howard Co loaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09
sIAy pIE, RESr MANWlN
The 'eopIc's Prorisi,n CoMn ar'

ht LcoFie15 ff0'lsl3I CGMnHIT
1--we this dav st'b';%hed their East IL LA
<rftrc price a. t;>tovs.
HrC't poun1s l5c.-,s
''eren po"'n1S ] dollar
20 no"nd~ isl,,cred Ircs on boat or Il, r
On ucc Ut .. SO 90
FOR ole Ivy grorers gc- cral,v. At thc nLo: .
rates. be .nrr that vou usk for and :,,e
p. , cos EAST moi, COFFEE.
II bass Pink La5:', Ask any grocer for il.
It's c"nrc ally ya'0aA hy nv~0"tics, and
pc sons suffering " tn aiseas' 9 oc he liver and
kidnHys K requires bar cue.ha!f as much as
any other, ~ 'c'f"' tlrvnr"d and
IS THE CHEAPEST COFFEE IN THE WORLD
Add'"ss all o-drrs t, PEOPLES PRO
VISION Co. eos Greenwich Street n. =. anil
enclose cash ~ ""r risk. 26S Greenwich St
\. T., Aug, LIST. 1868.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09
lkE]nlNkEL &LYOYS
Sesrielg
HkCItI rs,

1HESG NachiHe', mgde sho losk-stitch
alike or hoti: sides. and use 'Icss tkap haN
80 thread vi. silk that he single or doabis
ttr'Nd !oop-st;tch MashincS -: will Hem.
Eel. Gather, Cord, Bald, Pind, &c., and sre
""tter adapted tlan any other Sewing Nh.
cline in use to The frequent changes ard
great variety ofsewng required m d family.
ior they Wi! eow tro,a o,4e to twenty thick
reese" 'fMar'eil!es without stopping, aud
mako every stitch perfect, or fem the f,nee,
~"uzs % the heaviest beaver c'cth. OF even
he s'outtAt h.rnsss leather, without cbo,o-
ng the iced, nsad,e, cr tension or making
any adjustment OF Machine " neto,s.
They are simple in construction, and cas-.
lily understood; 'ndif any psrs ~ brcs.sb
accident it is readily replaced.
These are PECULIAR FACTS, and will 20 n,
to datsrnl ne the shsics Of snv iut.ll;,.a.
buyer. -.
PLrirs Call AsD EXAMINE, or BEND ron
CIacrLAs. ..H t...
N, y. Local Agents wanted in section,
nosyst ocrrpied. Addra.s. .'i
F!NNLE & LYON $. ". Co..
No. 55S Broadway, New York.
n<.,+yl ..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09
EDuCATI0N: its Elementary Prir-

c.ns, Pounded % The Nature Of Man. sv J. spurz-
hti., v. y. wish >H2eH Xix. containing Descrip-
ton ct the T-mper-ul nts ald and Analys!s Of the
Phre&'Io.ical fscnIsa. HV.liG, s. -.
We regard this voin}r - uf'h> -'~st imp 'rtsr
tbs; Ia. been offered thr p!'lc ~ year,. II
10 iiu stsuu nl doctrines and i'racyicsi Nisicm
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09

DR. ;. H. BOWERS,
Vernon Springs Iowa.
Physician and Surgeon. osers 'his services
10 the Hublic, At VII hours OF the day or night
Odiee and residence 6sss decr north Of the
old Irvine listet- , . u s-.>~~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09

h.c.use Of its great Ten;c and Diuretic quail
tiea
The simple fact that the preparation is
from, Baron Leihig will con,annd It 20 the
attention IL the scientific in all parts cf the
country. while the rsc Of 1t will at once and
narmnnt'y prove tn thc masses everywhere
that Il is the long needed dcsideratum-in
its way.
The immenae popularity Of this Coffee in
tho Old World is nn earnest thns its use and
popularity in America is bound to, become
co ,t:nent wide.
Anorhec consideration not to be overlooked
in regard to the matter, is that
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-09-09
RAlI1 ROAD STORE.
@a R
Limo Springs Iowa.
S.rst,sreat arrival OF NEW. and SEASON
ABLE Goods. 500 ""~

ABLE Goods. "' @"~
Con"istino Of
rv Trad. -..--
C.2ceri.. .-s.
Hardware, 3" rs
C~rckery,
Boots & Shoes,
N,tisns
Willow Ware. AMI o,hsr arti.
too numerous to mention,
Al kind. oi Farm Produce wanted, fer
wh'ch Tie very highest market prices WI!
BE paid.
No G., 'sSlt creep. for ready pay.
His Motto is, "Quick safes and
smell proftS.'
EflLE Is always on hand 10 wait on his
Cuo;omers
His advice is "Come on.. Come al"
and come QUICKLY, f,r goods are sdyanc.
u ( IN the stern markets da iy.
me Springs Iowa, June q. 1864.
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