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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-15
SOGND LOGIC.

~
No create. insult can be offered to an nte people thAs
that OF getting up a complicated inhumsn machine where
with to operate the delicate OF the headpssdpg
through the up the nosr for II Cstsh and
Deafness, This onstrous mode may be resots4
where there 1, neither light knowledge lie on the
character Of God i, is illogical and opposite 10 truth
light to darkness It and destroys the entire nervous
syem aud many irom the terrible dsaster
Many rally from this unnatural and violent mode Of
Treatments some have their God plan IA smpis
and asily Understood they that run may read
% foolish people vino hath bewitched you that shouid
believe a sl BE logical; your talents, and find thst
raouresuiabe moisfureis the divine plan for the phys
| cal word u well as the vegetable.
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"THE LIFE or THE BODY IS THE r.

The sunken machinery Of the eye Is the sure pecursr Il
disease and death. The mehOdical Of Mfs. NJ o.
BROWNS POOR RICHARDS EYE-WATER. morning
and ,ht will Ia due time lit the unken eyes, and also PFC
vent the eyes from sinking 1t viii also cleanse the eyes and
keep them in lie DEVELOPS the plants. Frnklins Al
mArac" from which the EyeWater derives namej says
az ounce prevention i. better than pound OF cure
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READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CERTIPl
CATE-A LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF CON

From The Boston Journal
July ~ 1854, Mrs Nancy Sloan. OF No IS WArense-
do certify thst have been afflicted for ten yeafS
NV rgh, side was that could not a it, Dup
ins tina, time | suffered from catarrh. throat wesld
cough from to hve hours a, time; WAS very nevoos
since which reduced mel skeleton. had all the medica
sd,e medicines money could procure but all to no pu
nose was fast sinkns tho last of consumption
was confined TO bed when Mrs NJ O. Browns Metaphysics
Discovery was sent for. used faithfully aud the resu
INV psrayzed side restored to visor; well -
My ca,arrh gone My cough my nervousness and sore
throat are gone. sleep well All my irregularities have do
appeared and knowledge that by the providencs
God wa. directed to the Of Mrs. NJ q. Browns Metz
phyc Discovery and by 1t taken from the mouth OF w
Grave and restored 10 my family and friends
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MOURNING GOODS.

MOURNING GOODS.
N1 W: JACKSON. Inpcrtss Of MOURNING GOODS,
No eI Drosawsy NsvYork 70 Offering Il vAslssss and
retail n nnssss aosl Of most desirable MouTnne sssgias
81 {s q k,fsl ID y,sesh B0hsAzINEs
xlNAkE, HENiiErTx, MALTESE, J1PANEsH nd
CANTON CLOTHS, BtsHIRE CRAPEs, QUEENS
knshsSs Vi ussb
- sILI 6lENz DIMES BE RAoES. CAFE HHsETs,
HSEss S4SEEs!zS: :g.ass sni ISsa.s =
CH1Ia Walls Low yAiLs. 06LLxS rs -. sISivES
SHxwE3. i0ENETS. Hz1fitLzs. l.. d .sds:s y.
:s: ~ a.: :.:. lowest ''
". JACKSON. Mournios Store:
n B: RICH BLACK 0ROE 0RXIN SILKS. svi.sbls iss
BA6oUE0. -
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CHIHP QpARrERxAsTRf's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON. :

GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS-
- TER STORES. HORSE POWERS, MILLS, GRAIN
CLEANERS kc-Wi be sold at public auction. under the
direction OF Captain G. H. Tompkinf A. @ NJ U. s. A. at
the Government Warehouse situated on the square between
and and Twentieth and Twenty hststa Washington d.
c. on THURSDAY, May 49, 1865 at 10 O'Clock lot Of
ouarermser Stores condemn a. unit f05 public use va.
Blankets, Bs Brooms Saddle bags Wagon Covers Curry
combs Chise FORCES Chairs FORKS, Hammers, Hstches
Knives Harness Lanterns Plates Collar Pads Rope Rulers
Saws Shove Saddles Saddle Trees. Whp. and large lo
of Wroughton Scraps, Caston Horse Shoes wagon IRE
&c. ~
ALSO,
10 Horse Powers, complete, 10 Burr-stone Mills Ee-
vstors with slaing Grain Cleaners and lot Of Betting
aud Iron Gearing
successful Bidders win be required to remove the stores
within i've days from date Of sale.
Terrns cash. in Government funds - 80 ,,,cvrp
Brig Gen. and Chief Quartz master.
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Me6iral.

nR. LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. : BsscA.st, between yarici and
Wet Broadway the only place where the sictsd will
receive prepsS medical trestIssnt Hours em H. 10 NJ
nR. A. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN and SUR
~ 0EON. trsels successfully III dncskss that femalss
are uejsct 70. Rsksf given in I'll oassA O1ice No
beschse, three dooss non Wsst Broadway Nsw.Yorh
MANHOOD sndt he VIGOR Of YOUTH RES.
NJ TOaEDi n Poe! Weeks b. Dr. NcORDS ESSENCE
x. NJ. ass' S s' s.s s% Es
1859: Salt Abs The Es.cts u Cnsss Nstar Csu.ss
y:.t.: !.dar. : i.pessIis b. ECOHDg ESsENCE
s., e sea sssss Nth foe for 81
ssses o. BY his soessditsd agent Circulars sent
~ ca rccsRt ~ a. ~. stamps. PHILIP ROLAND, Sole
Wsy. n. T. wv" wv WV wv ~''''
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MOST REMARKABLE CURE or CATARRH, COUGH
AND GENERAL DEBILITY.


l. Mrs. Gardiner Ewell. OF No. Schoost.. Dorchestss
Mass suffered with complication OF diseases toS yeas
NV and cough had brought almost TO the
my eyes diseased bad noises in head and wsi
quite deaf Ia ear; appetite also and could
seldom sleep Remedies and medicines proved useless Dec
tor. could do nothing for mel dying Mot rrevdss
tally induced obtain Mrs. NJ q. Browns METAPHYSICS
Discovery through which restored health and sength
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AT RODGERS's ARCADE,

4 T RODGERSs ARCADE,
IA Opposite THlRDST, No. $40 BOWER,
WIN be offered this wssL,
GREAT BARGAINS In DRESS GOODS from 'AUCTIU.
Rich MOHAlRS from g. per yard upward
MOZAMBlQUES from 20 cents Per yard upward.
Rich POPLINS, In al the and desirable shades ffm
~ cents per yard upward
GRAPE hARAT, a. per yard, worth IT,. in al the nv
OR0ANDIEs, PIoUETs BRnLIANrEs, CAMBRys.
&c will be offered this week. st tremendous low psea
sins French ChALLIES chnts coors, 70 cents, WORTH
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Al RODGERS ARCADE.
"A Opposite THIRD-sT. No 3to BOWEK
FROM AUCTION: ." "" I'm
Ore.t Bareains VA b offered this vssk 4.
.I nHM III y and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
nm DnAMASn' wafrnted pure Linen. g. worth Il.
DAmASh very hns, pure Linen, o. worth ~
r EAr KIN only 81 Is pss dossn, worth "a
TOILET COVERS TIDES fOWEiINos IN Al uu
mr., n &c, Se;' &C., g the very lowest prices
ShihIjNo and shEETlN0 AUSLlNS VIZ b. oF.rsl u
-. wsea e nearly the old pricea
9 9s,Sr 1 SsHIhriN0l u per yssdI worth L. g.
III ~, nW ~ cent? PER ysrd worth 40 eepts
~ tIMUw VAsE 20 centsj worth % esnts and an sth,
brands q the same rate Of pross ~ ~ W.
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Urn GOODS.
THIS WEEK,

IN rytN1py,a
~ THIS WEEK.
p.pusrNS
AucrioN0ooDS' 5000 BoYygrs and BLooMERs,
IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES AVN crvrrs
,p,,o,w,,s poNNTTs &C.
SPLITSTBAWS, BOsS NrrS . ~, ~,
DuSSrABLE5, DDVV.SNFTS a-c
TUSCANS BOnNNrnrrSS' &c
~ Ai"bhAlIpS, EoNNETs 6!ic.
ROUGH 4, AN PR BB00NXNNErs &C.
LE s&IyTl Sih.lps AND BB00SSETs. 81 IS.
FANCY. sTRAWs. RR0 0SNNfFrTS 81 IS
| LAST St nA0nS R0NNETs ~
slhAM 1SDp'' R0NNETS' ~ 2s
A. nUUn D0NNETs az 81.
=, OWL syJ ri'iCh' B0NNEiS, - u
! ILLUSIONS. nb00NNNNTr9fSS' "a IS
GRAPES B0NSEsTS,, Is So.
LADIES, AND piponmFRS lps
~, MlsSES PL00MFRS asc
HAYS a., Arp r 0Ar'' BL00MERs 3ic
NEW STATES BRL L90MMEEhR, 5 55c
AM AM. E ,r I'm BLOONFRs COc
CUALlii' RI00MERS I5r
,<,s, .,,,, ,,r>,c RIOOuFRs 81
oo oro n, HNp =, a ap- DIOOMFRS 81 rs.
sHAHEG HOOPS 99D STRAW E RL00MER5 To- "
bLOOMEhs, 25c. -, ,,,,o, ,,,,i iVo"''''' ~
IcsS TiiSN iOBHEI;s' PRICES.
ALL THE NEW SHADES N hlBhoNs.
srHf fiMnBBIR III, AND PARAS0Ls
soOo0 PAIRS :: op LinnN =,
LADIES MiSSES' "1nnX9MESciNU
MI UnsF Al 10 EACH
COMMENCING LADIES MISsrs'
AT lVc PAIR unus7iIcIIFD
FULL REGULAR XII LINEN
iS S1, rALn' 2s~ As CHEAP
or FVEkY kIND A. THEY WhRE
COMMENCING ,,Ip vS. uLSS
LADiFS SIN HAR.SETs, loo
GEMS NECkTlES, &c. Zoe
LUL OF NE LSE t,,i bCs ME- i IS "a
CLaRK'S GtSI1NF SPLENDID 100
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS OF TwENTA


John A. Newconb OF Quincy. DO certify that have bee
entirely deaf In nv r twenty years and for the 30
1 years my right has been deaf that could not hen
public speaking Of any kind could not hee
the church bells ring while sitting In the church. hsve
also been troubled number Of years with very sees
throat that wsscblised to rive up singing u church SI
no.es almost to craxnss Ny head felt numb ard supA
and was source Of constant trouble to ma
T,rLd sv,Yv remedy that could thought Of went -
.prss but A. they wanted Instruments would have
rohin, 10 do with them. About month since obtans1
NJ N a. Browne Metaphysical Discovery and used q
according 10 tho directions ths bottles and the reeah e
that tho bearing Of both perfectly restores 50 sh
hss a, well a. any man. The great trouble in head b
entirely sone NV head feels perfectly easy and at rest Ny
thro. which was 50 diseased 10 entirely cured and wes1
NOT one fouarI dar for the benefit have received
The use of Mira Browns Metaphysical Discovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-15

I'D GLOVES
STRANG &c ADRIANCE.
No. 355 Broadway.
will offer at retail on MONDAY, May IS,
$50 dozen KID GLOVES. a. follows
100 dozen UNDRESSED hid. / per pair
$50 dozen KID, IN ALL CObORS, -l per pair
Us dozen FINE QUALITY. 81 p per pair.
$50 dozen SUPER QUALITY. + 50 per pair.
i25 dozen FINEST EXPORTED, as Couryoisicr Jouvn,
De-ch,mps Baron aud all other makes in all the new gray
and hl-c shades mucn IN demsnd.
Also, MODES, black aud white, at 3 80.
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Persons at distance can send either Of tho above moss
for the Metaphysical Discovery Eye Water &C. incosas
tie price when they will be Immediately expressed with f1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-15

l)EREMP1Oh1 ShLE Al AONiioN Vi
il about TWO HUNDRED LOTS OF LAND, situated at
Hoboien New Jersey viii be sold at public snc;on at the
esleroo No III Broadway in the City Of New.Yors on
che 18th and 2h of May 1865 IL O'Clock oy T. H.
LUDLOW Co., Auc.ioneers about 200 lots OF LAND be-
ug part Of the Coser tract in hoboben, jersey The
property will be sold BY good tit in fee simple free OF all
aud will be conveyed By warranty deeds fy
per of the purchase money all sums over $40 may,
At the purchasers option remain bond and mortgage for
three Years per Every lot put will be per
emporly sold to the highest bidder. complete abstract
of title will be exhibited the purchasers Maps OF the
operty be toe office Of the suctioneers, No.
Pine and the saesroon No. III Broadway and also a.
various places IN Hoboken Jersey City and Hudson City, End
will be furnished the day of For further particulars
apply to CHARLES L. BUTLER, NO. - "aDs'-
New York May 9, 1905
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QUAnfElxAsrsl's OynoE, Nrv YoRx, May u isSss
GALE of GOVERNMENT VESSELS-On
- FRIDAY May ls lses-Mr. J. II. DRAPER, Auction
scr win SELL Il 10 clock NOON st Public Auction Pier No
Stesmship CAHAwBA, 1913 tuns
etsamship DETROIT, 39e tans,
ana Immediately sferwxas q
Pier No. II North River
Bris DRAGON, - tans.
BAH VOLTI0EUR, go tuua
1srms Of Ssis-Cash In 0overnne nt funds ONLY.
Psrmisen 70 inspect these vseeb en- b. obtened en
,is.sc. te M 49,. STEWART VAN VLIET,
BYsvst Byig, -0en, 10.
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CHEZ QuARTEKxAsTER's OyycE,
DxPoT OF WAsHIS0ToH,
In 4, NJ l9Gf

DrpoT OF WAsHIy0ToH, Z
wAsHISsroN, ID. C., May =. 1855
GALE of CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
- CAMP and GARRISON EQUiPAGE, TINT CUT.
TIN0S kc-Will be sold at PUBLIC AuCIION nno:r the
direction Of Captain d. O. Thomas, NJ. g. k. u s. A. 81
Government warehouse No. g. on Seventeenth between
and streets north Washington d. C., on MONpAI, Msy
~ le6s, Ct 10 o'clock q M large lot OF CONDEmNLD
CLOTHING, &C., consisting Of
Infantry and Cavalry Coats Jackets Trowsers Drawers
shirts Feh Hsts, Cape Buges Trumpets, Drum Heads,
s L.S fi Ysts sssls ks'e
Rope Tent Cuttings, Hospital Tcpts, siby Tents, Wal
Succsssfu bidders must remove The stores within Eve ~
AAys FROM date Of sale
Terms cash, In Government funds
D. IL RUCKER,
Bris Gen. end Chief QuArternsster.
Depot Of Washington
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ATwM. EvERDELL" SONS, No. lol Full.
"A tssx-wEDDING CARDS md FINE STATIONERY
(kstAbHshsd lelsl ..r.l4 +-a
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and following days. the hour until all is sold
NEW BOOKS-CompTising cons snnents from American
Publishers Of choice STANFORD Works ia ch and substantial
bindings and Miscellaneous Literature. including eie
gsntly Illustrated Books and embelshed Juveniles Also,
large Of Photograph Albums. Anbrotypes Sta
tionery Catalogues ready and the STOCK on
hbition
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A. ELGERs CHEAP STORE.-Nev stvle
"A Drs.s Tfimmng Ribbons, Lscss, Eubroidsn.. v.sI,
as: Ssan s.: W ss Hal, Net:
Kia 0sovsA 81, ndrssssd, soe Ladies Ho.~ ~ -
Tire Aoeh q redeesd p1ices Amsnbse ELOtRS. NeS =
nd ~ broeAwey, sastsads. nsss Ninsssenth-sI
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HEADS OF TIE CLERGY.-See Portraits,
Il witt sketches Of Messrs Beecher Iyns Sioirs Chan
and Helai.cthon in MAY No. PhRENOLOGlCAL jour
NAL. 20 cents. Newsmen have It, FOWLER WILLS
No $50 Broadway.
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NEW MUSIC" SCANDAL ON THE


OF sill the many maladies and many humsn Ills
That rack the frame and axe the blood IN spite 81 drugs and
pills;
The one that the deepest and gives the greatest pain
And MAKES tie patient yenoous. j. scane on ths hai
Song with Chorus. Words By Mrs NJ. s. kidder; Music
BY Mira = A. Parkhurs Price 90 cents, micd Publisher
HORACE WATERS. No - Broadway. ~. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-15

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. A95
I'D Bway near opposite s., Nicholas Ho.ei.GEO. A LEA
WITT A1ctionoer by e. Cooev. Consrnments solicited
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BRONCHIAL AFFECTION.
CHILLS AND FEVER,
THROAT DIFFICULTIES,

OFFICES:
No. 41O Arch-st.. Philadelphis-
No. 81 Bond.st.. NewYork.
No. Is Pemberton square. Boston.
No. AZ West Monumeut-st., Baltimore.
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Nru Dnbllratlons.

yyyuE MODE or CREATION-New views,
+, the May number PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL.
N.,smrn have T. Only 20 cents
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NEURALGIA.

NEURALGIA.
C.rti6e.ts of Mr.. j. p. Litch Of Charestown:
his n 10 certify that nine months attached WI
N.,r.va In the violent FORM Several physicians were
.nnled 70 Who did al they could relieve but 70 no pa
~ Every patent medicine and remedy that could be foan
cre apped without effect Ny face poulticed and bn
Ard In order lind relief Since the Neurass attaches -
lost twenty -tve pounds OF 6esh.
In this state friend Of mine recommended me 70 ny II
NJ q. Browns Metaphysical Discovery, a. had caIss
friend of his Of very bed eyes, which bad bsed the skh
the eminent physiciana Consequently went 70 MT
o. Browns Office, Of tho American House, and oot,ineo
Metaphysical Discovery Saturday the 18th inst sPpnSs
st O'Clock In the afternoon The result vas tnss
subsdsd-slmost mmedstely felt relief slept ~sn' W.
out any poultices % before
MRS. NJ. g. BROWNS
CELEBRATED
POOR RICHARDS EYE WATEH
vfl male the wesiess syes strong removing oil
and humor Every should use IT, - " proves 'ns -
vsntien Of disease.
NO DIPHTHERIA
can come where t 10 used. Be wise, and nDucAsI 10
oMIL pau 70 bsths their eyes daily with "rOoh H'0"'
ADDS ny WATER" Am
Price per Bottle, lsrse.
x RE- Pa q. 'i SRoWNs :SCxIr RENOvATEk.
Ven hnown for ssaswias tAs scalp nersssns sad ssssO
w Price pr Beetle, 81 -
The above celebrated Medicines 10 DO had Of OIL W.
'i Druggist. up,!isa b. DEkAs BARNES CO. Ne. =
PaykJew, Nsw'tssk
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CUNDAY-SCHOCL MUSIC BOOKS, {
- little soiled at HALF PRICE. 2oo0 s :. BELL No. ?
and 800 CHORAL HARP little led and few page
imperfect at l2 80 per 100 PAPER coyeT IS per 100 ,o
board covers. Publisher, HORACE NAIE4ts, NO. z5
Broadway, New -Ncrk.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-27
NEW OREGON HOW ARD COUNTY, IOWA JANUARY 27 1854.


T. To the people Of Ho,oard County,
The Board Of Supervisors Of you,
county at their January session pass
ed resolution authorizing the clerk
Of the board to publish only such por'
tions Of the minutes as is authorized
BY the '.rcvrsion OF 1860"
Chap: % Sec. 8l3 Of the "R evisisn''
reads as follows:
''They" (the Board Of Supervisory
Shall cause to be made out and pub
lisled Immediately after each regular
or special meeting Of the Board IN At
least one newspaper if there be one in
the county, if not by posting on the
Court house door a schedule Of the re.
ceipts and expenditures. of the cou nty,
which shall state the names of all
claimants, the amount claimed, the
amount allowed, for what, and a full
statement of the ANTS Of Treas acct's,
at the last settlement as on his bal
ance sheet or account current in making
tho settlement
Ia accordance herewith [ have the
honor of submitting to yoa the follow
ing report.
Statement showing the am punt Of ex-
pcndi,ures authorized. 10
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-27
Real Estate for
Sale, ..'.,

rENHE subscriber will sell good dwelling
n house and lot-also Black Smith
Shop IN New Oregon, Iowa, upon tho. most
favorable terxls. Also the s. E. quarter OF
Y. E. quarter Of section "a, township 49,,
North Range II, west. Title guaranteed. i,
The house and lot is on Main Street, an'
is convenient!v situated as to the business,
water. &c. tho land is within one halt mile
of New Oregon. For information enquire
of Geo w Pierce, New Oregon, Iewa, or the
subscriber at Fayette, Iowa. n12tf
Feby, 5, 1864. ,. }. M. "ALkEk.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-27
& ELMENDORF,

FORWARDING, e1OsAGR ard COMMISSION HER-
CHANTS,
Public Square, hc'rego'' Io~a'
Agents for McCormick.s Reaper. Dow
Fowler and Canton Sweepstuke ihreshing
Machines. nj oss s. Williams and Brainalrd.s
Sugar Eva porators, and Frost's Sugar Cane
Mills.
kent constantly on hand, Horse- -Rakes
Cradles. Grind. Stones. Plows. &c. in any
ou.utity to suit purchasers. lno4l,31y.J
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-27
Howard Center Town ship
Sub district No | ~@

Sub district No / ~@. ,
June !, ia tC cash in treasury GAG s.
Jany /: "a to cash collected to date 20 0
26s g.
" by cash disbursed. q. 26s 81
" by cash in treasury ..,...... 5
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-27
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
nissase, Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
~ and Serual Systems-new and reliable
treatment--in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION-Sent by mail in sealed lct-
ter envelopes; free Of charge, Address, Dr.
alton, No. 2 South Ninth Street. Philadel-
phia, Pa. ......,... (n12S5y1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-27
NEW FIGURING MILL.

The people of Howard County, Iowa, and
the FIGURING Mil At FREDERICKSBURG
llato Grangsr\ MINI il now in operation and
r.sdy for Custom Hork 81 aHk'nds 80
nith ak,llful millers @aa by doing good
werk 50 aola. 10 merit END receive. 2. share
&c oef,a ~ tr0nA %"
s. ,~ .s :, =.
bg.les l.vm :. ..s..ace Hil be promptly
attended TO-. -
n3vemsI FRED. WEEMANE.
Nov. co. 1904. Proprietor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-27

The following resolutions not referred
to in the above schedule were also pas
sed.
Resolution "a" Granting bounty to
volunteers who may enlist prior to the
coming draft Of 18th Feb, for amt. Of
$500 each, payable Jany. 1st 1866.
Resolution "B" granting the same
appropriation to the families Of John G
sisco, John Kenney and Samuel
Huckins. drafted men, - hitherto paid
10 families Of Howard Co, volunteers.
q Report Of Committee On school fund
lie asfalloxs:.
s.Anopnt Of principal and interest COL
leeted from Aug. Is, 1894 to Jany. 2,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-27

,,.,;shsd every Friday at the P'a'nds s'S
rpriatin rooms, Main Street No" greg
howard county, leWa
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Illinois Central Railroad.


TRAINS LEAVE DUNLEFTH:
Day Express, 700 A. NJ, Sundays excepted.
Night Express, 900 Z. NJ. Saturdays excepted.
rs . CONNECTIONS.
At Warren with Mineral Point Railroad for
Darlington and Mineral Point.
AT Freeport with Galena and Chicago Rail-
road, for Rockford, Beloit, GAINESVILLE, MafIi-
son and Chicago also with Racine and Mis-
sissippi Railroad for Beloit. GAINESVILLE, Madi-
son, Racine, Milwaukee and Chicago.
At Chicago, with all Eastern lines, for De-
troit Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, New
York, Boston, Montreal, Pittsburg, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore.
AT Dixon, with Dixon Air Line Railroad, for
Fulton, Lyons Clinton and Cedar Rapids.
At Mendoza with Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad, for Galesburg, Burlington,
Quincy, Hannibal, and St. Joseph
At LaSalle, with Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, for PEORIA Rock Island, Davenport,
Muscatine and Iowa City
AT I'll Paso, with Logansport, Peoria and
Burlington railroad for Peoria g. Iogansrort.
At Bloomington, with St. Louis, Alton and
Chicago Railroad, for Springfield, Alton and
St Louis
At Decatur, with Great Western Railroad.
for Springfield. Jacksonville, Naples, Quincy,
Danville and Lafayette.
At Pana, with Tere Haute, Alton and st.
LOUIS l'ailraad, for Alton st. Louis, Jefferson
CITY, Tcrre Haute, indianapolis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling, Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia
AT sandoyal. with Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road, for st. Louis, Nincennes, Evansville.
Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, baltimore.
Washington and Philadelphia
AT Cairo with daily line of steamers, leav-
ing every evening for Memphis and intcrme-
date points.
For Through Tickets,
apply at the Principal Stations upon the Du.
buque and Sioux City Railroad, also at the
Depot at Dunleith. w. Il. Arthur,
General Superintendent.
w. p. JOHNSON, Gen. Pas. Agent.