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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-21
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Giienbabn+
81 nj er : S abrpGan
On uub mad @pnntaS, ben %. 0tai 1865.
Bloc nprOndrtS.

3l9e nDrowdrtS.
i~,arftpn AccprrbGtipu gsr. l ...........7.2 30 0prul.
pof5H9 n
harrisburg Accommodation. ............2. 50 Na@m.
BARTON Accommodation gp. ............6.0
Pitt8blrs uno @rte G~rpre65u8. ..........8.
Bitt8burQ NIB Gluira &rpreesue .......10.00
3uge ioDdrtS.
QittSburg, @lmiro unp &rie @rpressug. ....7. 90 Born.
Barton Accommodation gio. ............8.1O
parrlsours Accommodation ........... IL. 20 GaGui.
ppf6u9
Barton Accommodation Wp, ............7 1920
De, Pittsbur9 Srpre55uS sept bur&, oPue bic Cars 3u
peGielu.
Der 1000 @rpressu9 se9t tagIi6.
Der 500 Srpre65n9 gebi ta8iid, ousSenommeu @amsz
tags, ua& 6arri8bur8 Pittsburg uHb erie.
Sen 1000 9Ibeno8 @%rpreBsu9. Sonntass, mad 5arris>
burg, Btttsburg uuh Dem Dtfen nur, tomurt t10lid5 an,
ansSerommeR Ui0Htag8.
Der 500 absuDs &cpreB5nS 9e6t tastiS, aus0enoul.
men 5aulfas8.
Der Qpt8u9 Se9t tdgli&, auSsenou,men Gpnntaas.
Der 6arri8bur9 Nccompeatipn;ug 9ebt tdeliG, Serntoea
ausgenoumen. Die Bot uub &rpreB5itge bulteu slpilGen
Baltimore unb Burtipn nibt ali.
g5of= unt S~rpreB5i9e feben in Ber6inbuna nit Der
BennIplbanio Characterization IN 6arrisbura fir Bits.
surg, SleDelanb, Columbus, cincinnati, 3noianapolis,
50r: g3apne, @tcagp nub alien EIGBen bes grofen gEez
TeEs, uu6 in @inra nit Der Jtetp yorf grie Siieubobr
nob allen Bldsen i'm n1roli9en, mittlern uub nefIiten
Jfen 9orf.
gsSQers Gusfunft !pirS a1 @aleertTtr. Depot ertbeilt.
s. 81. Dubarrb,
@en. superintendent.
6raettz Ii. HafIagiersSgent (be,24O
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Nohle'S Wiann Misunderstanding GDulp,

srlnubt I'D baS eeetrte Vublttunt duf tbr pntla1ert'rtes "a
eer on tbren QtanDfor 'fS aufnsrtFdn su neden. Gttle
SnItrumente t5nnen bsn behsn i'm 0snee IN { Dn, Oeutr
bafttetstt unb sef6mof9plls 1ustGttun9
oIeth aehe ut perten. yretfe udBte uno %ntebrteer Te tr9enf
etne dubere Sabrtt Ssbss Snftrnn,ent utrb fur s Sabrf
adrantirt. Nlte YinnDS In &au d. an8enUnnttn, tppte aud
rtrartrt. Sttnmuneen Werben prnttitb betpt9t.
@aaren s2aeer -: 9torooltzgde BON Gutaip nno
Sapette Str,
.ot.1n, 81 ~ : I M = SBN
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..........1S6...
hereby certify, that the above named ......
are known to me as men of property, and able to
make good their guarantee.
uHttrjti1net pom .. 81. Dtftrttt G;httr, .. ct. Difritt
Nnwdit peer @Clectpr.
Rein AnsstOt. benz ni&t pbtee .8Irsf6uft ~btissfast 1T,
ptro tea9tete
3eitunssn.l bic b.DUandattst fnb, D6tssS gu Str6ftutltGen,
taben bas Sidtt, welGes BITE erfe Ginfenbuus entbiIt, an
Stee Sff &c fir Examination ein3ufbtden.
Dt eei&attsplus ster bos 5abttt. @tabIifcment tes Bite
ters mug eaut eendu IN b3ut Nnssbpte bejst@uet G.in.
&nseb0te mufea u~berf&rtsteH ietn ~@usebptt fur Ra.
ttOnsn fur 1866, uaO an cen nnterseidueten abttffet.
SO. o SIod,
(25pf4r lrnlp MaiDr unb 2T1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-21
fir Contr06toren.
MneebOte fur NCrrdtbe.
Ruartiermsiters Office, 9. st. Murine Corps.

~
@~G{biratpm Z. G., 20 Ott 1854.
8trFseeIte @nasbote fur ise Iepafate Giaiit werben in
btsisr Oires bis sum 20 @O. @apmtltaSs 2 1tr OnsssOn-
BEN 8Orr6t { an ba . st Wartue Go us, w,Ihe an bic
Of1ce hes Nn QuaItthm elatr hes Gsrps t. . 5tlab. lpbia,
"a totsnfrst iur ee geretuIsen Staa en- nbee tsfert osr'
ben unnllfa rnD trar tn lplbtn OGantIEItfH ais bon 3ett su
8et perlanet rrerben:
GlaIIe SO. 1.
$500 Ydrss btmrn lblau RereY 'anj UUle fret BON 2Sdren
81 sUl BRETT 2 nIJen @erpidt aufhtf yare' 'S"''sO
800 gOrOs bun'sl sluu serlts. gang gEOus ire, oOn Hsassn,
81 3pu brett, % uu,tn Gspf4t a. be yare (SnetsO
25oO %@r nv rs lS N.Y. ,sIsto, o~ewtutstes Gu&, gang WUls, fur
Insffopm' RSSs - SStso wOIseflrbtj "a 3Oq brett, ~
1so S ~ S y o. p tuS - gan, gDUue tGa9snias %ssfirbtl
81 Son melt I6 ua,eu @tru.6 t nuf Dte gGrb.
GlaIe 9o 2.
eooo N,rS4 cd bu~n ftlOiau 6l0nntl, fur Sbsriade. gang
SSOae SnStsO g'as flrbth II Sou BRETT 81 un'eH
70 ooo g @IpSS \ Isunntsiplauen glanmsI, fur 5tunb.n, gan,
qDsae jnOisa w~sassflrbt 81 SOU brett, 6H nnisH
1900 Srass SiaGttts. pcrs Dsat, 4VfO @epi8t pr Stit,
7 Jas lang unb 8 Gus rrett u ID Irtt Don 5stt.
'''' ertet 8,IeswoGe mt r~rp0.lieu anO ~setwiRsttn @Grn,
pip. @eGt6t pr GSb 9dar, fret bon 6ett.
Slal1e 9to. 3.
$1,000 gurb r'i6. einnen, fir sOfsn, -3Ua brett. 10 unisn
5000 ga'S S weise eiRnen, fur 9enten, so 3Du brstt, IL
LINEN 9 w,bt auf cite Dlrr.
1900 gITps &ant,n 5Iaun L. fir unterbpitu, 27 Sou brett,
I uutfU WtWNH ~ SAtps
5000 94rpt &pttOn E,dias ju 8ettidtsn.
Sl1I1e 9tp. 4.
1IOOO Uniform. Wlisen, compl:t ,cbne YrGnporSl.
400 DompOas, pom rptpsr gDcas, t1eelfOrmts, o 3UA TIM
u ntan9.
1000 ! IpIaPpsn init usSeraas) pom bIaatm Gua, SnbtSO
mDa6tt1Tat.
1,400 palettneeh.
GlaIe $50. s..
500 Grps Rptin6pft (Gbler).
200 Srps 9afentnDpfe III ,Ierl.
rs @rps QDefsntn6pfe (AsierJ.
1000 Noar meG. Salbmpaoe HHb @pduIeten-Sdnoer
IS Sxtts Gpaulett. BUTTON fmr SerStanItn u. corporate
1000 sits b. bo tut priUates.
50 70 bpoaene 9h;rpen.
$500 y1rps SelbeS Dsne.
20UU y res ret9e Shuur.
SO 53etl III Ssr8eanten.
N 5abel fir wtahter.
rs Trommeln tLenorG compItt.
20 Eremmel.S9ltn6en
200 Bauer Erummfl RSoF.
50 SaIre ErDmnteI SSpfe.
20 8Orpoob % Yfetfen.
SO paar Lrrmmel- Stode.
Glalle SO. 8.
5000 Armer-S4ieftl ( MAN ierte.M ter.
@la1ie $50. Z.
500 Yatrpntdfaen NIT Wtdsastnc.
1870 tanOnefdetbsn nit pfrOJs" e1ran.
800 pereGIiGnS=9a pel &aiAtn.
600 95trpntdfaen t9Irte.
700 ~GettSGrte.
$50 eetbpi1ttsH.
rs Sdbel nBro6S".
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ser a0pciirten Teuermann8 ELECTROMAGNETIC
Ieni6aft BON Baltimore.
yp. A. Sputbfrp Seeenuter benz Sun-@ebdubt.
SIN BetrG6t Der erfplerei6en Stdttefeit bts 9ampf-Jeuer,
DEPARTMENTS feuen rtr BON jest an sum ~btuteereu gretie
neue Yplteen aus unh erneuern aub Bite alien Az ben btGte.
fen Staten. Mut Dtcienteen, pel6e 9auier NiRbeln Uber
fDnaiet Wertbeegenf6nbs fir etn Ober ieben Sabre ,u Der.
fdern wunl@en, peresn biermtt etneelaben, f6 bic 2tfe
unIerer berabee Gesten @r6nten auSuieben.
Mue @erIuhs werben ME btslSr prompt uni liberal aua-
tsSabIt. Spbn &. NCPre, pr6f.
lireftprcn:
Nm. y. pad. ALLEN Yaiue
Same$ 9. 2Dbeebtn, 9ameS Seth.
2ancafer Sulb. RDat gDalier.
&thdrb 6. gaipn. sSGmes VI Bruce.
Samuel Gtrt. Sdepb Srnh.
Eraucts Burns. Sanes Ypun6.
SranCts U. WitHer. SameS .. @er9e-
Dr.. s. g. v, StnSe.
SptuD~uEebRrt, Set.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-21

OtVA9t u .tAaC OuQEH tut NHrpSN.
Dte ctenefm1bnitn Artitrl mulen tn ieber Be3ttbura NIT
ben n~eltsgeI.en YrOe II uberssnhtm.hen, b I'D IN Ter Office
EeI QIarttermettets pom Ufarire @prpS, Marine @arrdds,
g8Iip nstpn, O.@.; III. .. u. Office ocS Wtartns-@Erps
@O. 226 SUB 4e Str, EbtIapeIp5ta; uub in ben Marine
Stat Unen 81 6fUUti9n, N9, unp 8pnpn, WfaH. btfiahen,
nc IT, sramtntrt neroeR tOnn n.
coiaio BE OSer 8eaaHntrn Artiiel pter irgsnb eth She'll
bioUn MOT ~polednotg NIT TEN Drpbtn iibe etRfimnsnp be-.
funoen wsrbsn, mercen tie ;uru6 eptr fen unp Ger Contract r
piro gsbalten, Gneere Der erIprher ItGen ATt 10 prt AZ liz fern
pbst Oar Qirrtierm tter BAT Die manBetuben at Rptea bes
GenlrattOrs pi~r1isafG%sfen
3aRluns gelptlsr Eahbent BE eGr;e Qudnttt1t, ntlGe bon
3ut Ju 5ett oeriLn w"rsen, abStitei trt lit nit Ab.us bpn
10 ? -. BON bet aSabiune Ger erEtu q, ferune bis bic srptite
Gteterun9 eetGebtn u 70 Iefpft, bis Der @putrGt beenbi9r lit.
III an8eqOte 4uiheu pun fpI8 nter @arantte b.oletttt f.tu:
6prm ber Sardnttt.
The undersigned.-...., off,, in theState of.....
and......, off,, in the State Of. -, hereby qua.
rantee, that in the case the foregoing bid of 500.
for supplies, as above described, be accepted, he or
they viii, within ten days after the receipt of the
contract at the post office named, execute the
contract for the same with good and sufficient
%sureties, and, in case the shall fail to
enter into contract as aforesaid, we guarantee
to make good the difference between the offer of
the said ..... and that which may be accepted.
A. b., Guarantor.
G. D., Guarantor.
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Ketle=9 e(e9en0etten,
I5 asgsssszEs SeueS arrangement.
N0ilocclpbia, 9GilminNtrn II. Snltimprc
Wiienbohn.

&n anb rad DCnneraa9, J. Stunt, ~berl3Ien bic 3Iee taf
gfeftSentfr. SepDt wte { LAT:
Ser @Oasus 'ar gbtiabsIpSia unS wiI8tnfatiDnen un
8 25 WirrsenS.
&~rpreesus MUIR fur Nerp @prt 9.2O Worarns.
@rprcfsu8 fur phtldbtlp ota uno Jtew 2prf, Ito gta6a.
Vpf3nl htr pbilateipbla II. 3ntfbenfatipnen 4.25 NaGm
Grprf68us fir pbtlatelpbta mn6 3wtf4enitGttOnen 6 So
MtsRbs.
@rprtsaus fir |btlabeIpsta unb yten Dorf. 8 rs AtenhS.
Dte{e .3Iee 9tbsn idBlth, auS9e1pmmsn SGnntaQS.
SIN G pnntagen
Sir Stem Bort I'M $50, unb fir Ybila6elpbia UNI IS
Nbents.
6ar SattSbar9 un6 3pti@enpunfte an bsr Delararc 8abn
9,25 NtensS, NIB fir Dp9sr, Del, Ito gtGGm.
(oGt-( Wn. &r6p fOrb, Qeeut.
, 1865-02-10
TEE PROPERTY

belonging to said estate: No. 50 b.,
So and 81 Prindsensgade with build
ings thereon (Niiiitary Hospital.)
LIST Auction Saturday the 4th March
next at - o'clock noon.
2nd Auction Saturday the 18th March
next at IL o'clock noon.
3rd Auction Wednesday the 9Th
April next at II o'clock noon,
1st and End Auction at the under
signed office, 3rd Auction at the pre-
misses.
The terms of sale, appraisements
and extract of mortgage register to
be een at the Vendue, to which pur-
chasers are invited.
st. Thomas Vendue Office, the 31st January
1865.
ROsenstand,
Vendue Director
, 1865-02-10
BY

lste Auction L0yerdagen den 4de
Marts f0rstkommendc Eftermid-
dag III. ?.
2den Auction L0verdagen den l8de
Marts f0rstkommende Ettermid-
dag Xxi. ,.
3die Auction Onsdagcn den Ste April
f0rstkommende Ettermiddag
III. ,,
lste 90 eden Auction paa underteg-
nede Contoir, 3die Auction paa Aa-
stcdet.
Conditioncrne, Vurderingsforret-
ming og Panteattest vile bliye trem-
lagte we'd Auctionen, hvortiI Lystha-
yende indbydes.
st. ThomH Auctions Contoir den
Bite Januar 1865.
R~Osemstamd,
Auctionsdirecteur
, 1865-02-10
BYGNINGER.

(AIilitairhospital.)
lSte Auction L0verdagen den 4de
Marts f6rstkommende midday
III. ~.
2den Auction L0verdagcn den l8de
Marts f0rstkommende midday
al. IL.
3dic Auction Onsdagen den Ste April
fOrstkommende midday III. IL,
lste og eden Auction paa nderteg-
ncde Contoir, 3die Auction paa Aa-
stedet.
Conditionerne, Nurderingsforret-
ming or Panteattest Vile blive frem-
lagte we'd Auctionen, hvortil Lystha-
vende indbydes.
st. Thoma Auctions Contoir, den
3lte Januar 1865.
HSOsenstamd,
Auctionsdirectcur.
, 1865-02-10
AUCTION.

PHE Venduc Director hereby
makes known, that at the re
quest of st. Thomas Dealing Court
in administration of the bankrupt
estate of Mr.. w. Hansen, Commits
sary of war, is offered for sale by 3
Auctions in conformity with the
Royal Ordinance dated the % April
1917
, 1865-02-10

UCTIONS-D irecteuren bekjendt-
III gj0r herved, at if0lge Requisi-
ton at St. Thome Skifteret son be
handlende Overkrigscommissair w.
Hansens FaIIitbo vii bIive opraabt til
Salg we'd 3de otfentlige Auctioner i
Medf0r at Placaten % April 1917
Boets taste Eiendom: No. 50 b, SO
Il 81 Prindsensgade med paastaa-
, 1865-02-10
AUCTION.

n UCTIONS-D irecteuren bekjendt-
III gjor heryed, at if0lge Requisi-
ton af st. Thom9 Skifteret behand-
lende EIr. Oyerkrigscommissair w.
Hansens Fallitbo vii bliye opraabt til
SaIg we'd 3de offentIige Auctioner i
Nedf0r af Pl. % April 1877 Boets
taste Eicndom No. 30 Kongensgode
med paastaaende
, 1865-02-10
TIE PROPERTY

belonging to the estate: No. 80
Kongensgade with buildings thereon.
LIST Auction Oh Saturday the 18th
March next at 2 pm.
2nd Auction on Saturday the 18th
March next at 2 pm.
3rd Auction on Wednesday the 9Th
April next at 2 pm,
1st & 2nd Auction at the undersign-
ed office, Bird Auction at the pre-
misses.
The terms of sale, appraisement
and extract Of mortgage register to
be seen at the Vendue, to which pur-
chasers are invited.
st. Thomas Vendue Office, the
3Ist January 1865.
ROsemstamd.
Vendue Director.
, 1865-02-10

net bekjendtgj0res herved at Gou-
LDJ vernementet har beordret de Eli
endomme r~ealiserede, hyori Execution
for Skater for 1868 er ankyndt, naar
Vedkommende like rette for SIG linden
1ste Marts f0rstkommende.
Frederiksteds Byfoged-C ontoir den
4de Februar 1865.
q. SarauW.
TT is hereby made known, that Go
yernment has ordered the sale of
such properties in which levy for taxes
for 1868 has been made, unless the
amounts due are paid before the lst
March next.
Sherif7s Office, Frcderikstcd Fe-
bruary 4th 1865.
q. Sarauw.
, 1865-02-10

GPEE Vendue Director hereby
makes known, that at the re
quest of St. Thomas Dealing Court
in administration of the bankrupt
estate of Mr.. w. Hansen, Commits
sary of war, is offered for sale by 3
Auctions in conformity with the
Royal Ordinance dated the 22nd
April 1917
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sl H.rar. 4 co awwA' U.s.

By virtue Of special execution issued on :
of the Office ofthe Clerk of the District Court
Of Howard County Iowa. at the suit of Will
lam c. W,lliston plaintiff against Samuel F
Glcrist and .thers defendants to me direct
ed commanding me that Ct the premises
hereinafter de scribed, cause to be made the
sum Of three thousard four hundred and sixty
three dollars and forty cents damages and
interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum
from the 3lst day Of January A D. 1865
until paid and fourteen dollars costs of suit
and accruing costs to satisfy a judgement
which said plaintiff recovered against said
defendant at the January term A.. D. 1865
of said District Court. shalt offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the front door of the Court House in
Vernon Springs township and county afore-
said on the 5th day of April, A. d. 1868. at
the hour Of two O'clock p n. the following
, described premises to wit.
The north east quarter[1-4 Of section Nc
fourteen[14 in township No ninety-nine %
north range No twelve I" west of the s, p M
The south half l-2 ofthe south west-quar-
! ter IA of section No fifteen is and the south
west quarter ii of section No tweuty-eigh'
20 in township No ninety mine 90 north range
eleven 4 west Of the 5, P NJ. in Howard
County Iowa. rs
When and where due attendance will b.
given by tho undersigned ~
PIT. SEARLES,
Sheriff of said County
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17

The PAclrlc MoNrHLy,-We arc
assured that the demand for this new
monthly magazine is unprecedented,
owing princlply to the fact that every
subscriber obtains an e4cllent work,
well worth the price Of subscription
and at The same time receives aA arti
Gle Of Jewelry as present, worth from
Eve to ten dollars--compared with
the prices of such articles In retail
stores, The subscription list to the
Pacific Monthly is becoming immense
attributable to the enterprise and lib
crafty displayed by its propristors.
Send in your orders 70, the Monthly
early, and secure the numbsrs com-
plete tor the year, which make, when
bound, two handsome volumes.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
SITE Hl1,a,g or c,, lowA. ISIS. :

By virtue of a special execution issued out Of
the flee ofthe Clerk of the district Court Of
Howard County, Iowa, OF the suit Of Cooley
FarwelI & CO. Plaintiffs against Silas H.
Noble Defendant 10 nae directed command
ing me that of the premises her. matter des-
cribed cause to be made the sum of Two
hundred aud forty dollars and eighty eight
cents damages. aud interest thereon at the
rate of ten per cent per annsm from the 3lst
day Of January A. D. 1865 until paid and costs
Of suit taxed at eleven and 50-1oe dollars
and accruing costs to satisfy Judgment
which said Plaintiff recovered against said
defendent at the January term A. D. Is 65 OF
said District Court, shall offer for sale at
public auction 70 the hiShcst bidder-for cash
at the front door Of the Court House in said
County on the 18th day Of April A. D. 1865
at the hour of two O'Clock P. NJ the follow
ing described premises to wit. s. -
The northeast quarter IA ofthe north
west quarter IA Of scctien no thirty six SO
in township No ninety nine 80 north range
No ii west of tho 5th p. M. *to'
.slgsn 4. -. P.T.SEARLES, Isrn
= AAsA<. She.if Of said Ccuhsy
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17

Il will give thee the heather for an in
hcritance and the utmost psrts Of the
earth for an habitation,' are solely and
peculiarly applicable to that Star Of
Empire which fed from the tyrannies
of-thc old world and westward took its
way. The events Of the last year fore
shadow perhaps combined action, Of
Eng and and France relative to the con-
dition Of this country; but any sinister
intention which they may have Of con-
trolling DIN, onward destiny must most
signanv and miserably fail.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
NOTICE OF su.R1rrs SALE REAL ESTATE
STATE or IOWAl, ..-
HotrQrd County.


By Virtae of special execution issued out
Of the Office eff the Clerk of the District
Court of Howard County Iowa. at the suit of
Andrew Sheets plaintiff against Darwin
Knight Defendant, to me directed command
ing me that of the premises hereinafter des
cribed cause to be made the sum of Two
hsndred and eighty seven and 27-lOO dollars
damages and interest thereon at the rate Of
ten per cent per annum from the 25th dag
of October A. D. 1864 until paid and costs of
suit taxed at thirteen and 70-iOO dollars to
satisfy q judgment which said plaintiff re-
covered against said defen dant at the Octo-
Der term A, d. 1864 Of said District Court |
shall offer for sale at.pub,ic auction to The
highest bidder for cash at the front door of
the Court House in Vernon Springs Town
ship, and county aforesaid on the 18th day
of pril A. D 1865 at the hour Of one O'Clock
P. NJ, the following described premises to
wit.
The north west quarter l-z Of the north
.east quarter of section No eight 8 in town No
ninety nine 80 North range no twelve ~
west Of the 9th p, N.
T,SEARLES
Sheri4 of said County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
n12n6]
TO 'onsump,iyes!


vxVHE ADVERTISER having been rsstor.
L. ed to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several
wears with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the
means VI cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy
Of the prescription used free of charge, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure fo,
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conceives to be
invaluable and he hopes every sufferer vii
try his remedy, as It will cost them nothing
and prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON williamsburg
Jv6nl6mSl Kings County New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
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a curious book for curious people, and a sSod
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17

Next week we shall try anu give
cur readers, time permitting, an inside
view of some matters and things Of
which they have very faint conc ep-
ton. connected with the progress of
subjugation. The English language
is wholly inadequate TO CO.. vey an
idea even of the horrors Of the war,
while the terrible determination even
Of the women and children, in local.,
ties where devastating armies have
destroyed every vestage oe civilization
within their reach, shows that tho will
of the people remains uabroken. Even
where the inhabitants are deprived Of
every comfort of life, they are as san
guinc Of ultimate success, as is the
most radical person il our country Of
their suljugation or determination.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
A CAR D.

The undersigned thankfully acknowl-
edges the receipt Of nearly eighty dol
lars being the result of the late donation
party in this village for his benefit.
He understands e large number Of the
villagers were present on the occasion
and regrets exceed lgly that sickness
IN his family prevented his attendance
May God bless the liberal donors.
J.RANBo.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17

In the y. b Senate on the 2nd of
March, We find the following proceed
inss:
MIR. Ssmner presented the memoir
al Of the Legislature of West Virginia
asking aid from congress to enable
that State to emancipate hor slaves
This would seem to be the very es-
sence Of absurdisy, "a memorial from
the Legislature of West Va, asking
aid from Congress to enable that State
to emanacipato hsr slaves" A per-
son to read Of the introduction of such
a memorial from such source would
suppose the state of West Va, had
never he&rd of the institutional
amendment adopted by congress for
the express purpose of enabling every
Southern, State to ouaansipate its
slaves. Yet West Vanwhle asking
from congress aid to oaaucipate its
own slaves, ratifes the. eonsti tutional
amsndment, thus aiding to compel all
the other southern states to abolish
slavery without compensation. But
then thisis only specimen Of radiel l.
ism, voting to destroy the rights of
others and asking compensation for
the surrender Of rights no more sacred
to themselves, I'll an the rights Of which
they vote to rob their neighbocs We
trust that the American people may
teach West Va, that in ratifying the
constitutional amendment she has
abolished slavery within her own i'm
its, and is entitled to no qonpensa-
ton. III.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17

the superior advantages Of the route,
much Of the North West that formerly
passed down the Cedar Valley.
He also states that the Road was in
excellent repair and thatthey we're now
bringing onto it some new stock among
which wsr several new engines that
cannot be surpassed in the United
States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
Notice

Notice is hereby given that teach.
ers' institute will be held at New. Ore.
gon Howard County Iowa, for period
of not less than SIX working days, com
msncing on the 9th day of March
1865. Prof, Jerome Allen of Hopkin.
ton has been appointed conductor
o. FAvtLLE, Supt. Pub. Init:
By L. ]. Coulter, March l 1868
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
F. SHlON PILATES.

Having made special arrangements with
Nine. DRHoRD EST. Broadway,Eew York for
contributions to cur Fashion Department,
we call the attention Of the Ladies to the
same, and commend eur Monthly to their
NOTICE, rs containing more information
in regard to Dress and the Toilet, than
any other Magazise published.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17

Being Z 800 acres in Chick asaw and
ESQ acres in Howard County. Iowa. which
will be sold for cash or part on credit
These lands are mostly in large ira cts
and we'll adapted for either. stock or grain
farms For terms,
Apply 10 GEO. W.JONES, Dubuque, Iowa.
W MEAD. New Oregon, z
nie~N 0s c. SCOTT Ne0rseor,