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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-01-18

make Sucn rop0It ~ LIZ 'S.orS+HoA's -. >"
possession it may be .ope3 for examination
by the owners of the said Slaves. And It
.s6allelso.b his daty toprohibit liberalization
of corporeal punishment by one slave upon
another, and shall require that if slave is
to be punished for any default Of his duty, the
punishment shal! be administered by white
MN in authority. And for the neglec. or
refusal of said Agent to discharge faithfully
any of his duties as prescribed ny this. .Act,
he shall be subject to removal from Office by
the Governor, as we'll as liable to,an. action
for damages by any individual who:has been
Injured by his negligence or default Of duty.
SEC. 9. Transportation shall be furnished d
,by.the State Agent for slaves impressed under
this Act, st the expense Of tho State going
TO and returning frc,n the place OF ia6cr
homo, sand.in returning also with suhcient
rations to lastetheH home, ard t.ansporta-
ton shEllbe furnished in like manner Tor
substitutes ii. going TO and returning trcm
said place Of labor. And en- account shall
he kept by said agent of all expenditures IN
scrsrea and paid by the State sin- providing
slave labor aforesaid, andsin carrying this
Act into fuilcxecu,ion, ,wilich shall he annu-
ally deposited by kim in tho Office of The
State, TO be presented or preferred: by kim
IS. a claim by this State against the Copied-
crate Government for payment. And that
The funds necessary 10 pay all expenditures
Inquired ,rader the provisions of this Act
shall bspaiil out Of TIE fupGs Of the public
treasury not otherwise appropriated, upon
the presentation Of the pay bills signed ty
the stateeAgent..
SEC. 10. Itsshall betbe duty of the Gov
erncr and the State Ageutto have all slaves
returned 10 their owners upon tue expiration
Of the term Of service for. which they were
Impressed. and the pwpers ofssnclls as may
tlaye.bsen killed OF died from disease Turing
their term of. service shall not. be liab!cEto
supply their places with other slages for Tic
Eunexpired portion of said term Of service.
SEC. II. Il. the Confederate Government
| should make any mpressment Of slave lstol
+ over and above what is to bet7urnishedsby
| The provisions OF this Act, IN view Of ,gyeatnl
emergencies than ere cor! i!smrlatcd ii III
/ Act. then and in that 1t tie owners g
Tsueh slaves shall lave credit as for SO nuci
labor furnished for coast duty.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27
Der .&tpneuaQ."

Dr. "@IonswaQ". eu jsbt pubrf&dn'
lid wtscu ssasn un}sre 6anttef&ife
treu,t. III Elm d(sna,pousoIss S&if pom
900 9onnen. 10 bot imd 1b0!m'. Tu
porpsrt Eturm Ia NIT siuu 800 Yflnrn
Armurons. 8unone uulebsa. Err btg'trt
f0brt 1met rs Yfaneu. Q|d&faQe N.m
Hvone Rauonsn. Mtbr 0sl&0b bal rsr'
i,lbs nt&t. subuesm f1brt eisits Cd f
atsr sinsn Diptu opu G6natd pom %
Dutb SSddup.. mtt utu1 Is rttt f&wuhM G1bt
aeuas In BEN @runb ~ bobrsn I'm Stanrs
Ia. 90 lou IL Rno.sn In Der Stuurs
laufsn unb 70 ltntbur istn, eab 70 f& auf
fstnu stensn ednBe wenpet.
Won bcrahtu - ale tin Slid. oab
pr .Noeara"~ unb Der "Satrumnto",
tsipss b5llnne e&tft. nit csu ~S'one'
wag" nt&t in 3ompf ssratbsn lnp, ba
rabrfastnli@ cine Rued aus Dem uoroe'
rem lburm btnrrt@enp ssrsim mare. um
ieree unfsru 9snannlsn S&iFe in cen
@runb ~ bobr.n. Der Rampf wdre uu,
10 msbr etu unQlst&er aepfftn, ole pr
Niaeara (dpnfdQte une f&muIentber IA
unt stne Strtds BON elmer baIbsn Wetle
brauat, UNI ju nentsn. Dae'etn torsll
man poe Rariuepsparitn Mt. pab 20 nt&i
Elm f,anse Hrisas(&lF mad rfm |pani{dea
Deer bat abosben lu0tu, um iensm Sn
unenb1m bas 6anpmrf ~ leeen. IN
3stt ba,u bat 70 Mot 8sftblt. ia pn
Stouswau faa s @o&en In 6ofen pom
Gsrrol eslsRen bat. r.
Aubu psm Stonswau foQ nod .in
iwettse ptrattnf&tff IN Gabt'
wo0u fsin. Gin S&if Don 4ipupool
nod 2i0abon. msldse esm Stonswo0
! Rabd uup Gttten II. brod,s. b>tsndmli@
aud 8 ~Ranonsn uno Arma,ur an Borp,
ruoraus man f<s6t. bab 10 ouf Nueta
fun9 eints onoersn Yfrotsn 'obatffben (H.
Der. Stonnpaa -fetbR fann fttn @sl90s
msbr f0brsn, ale sr bsrstts ndet.
Ut m6osn balo . nsuen 3erl6ruu:
aen unfsrer 6%dnbtsfhtfs BORN. Do&
mir bobm j.st S&tfs ssnue 3u unisru
DispoGnon. uul BEN Snrdutern paS St.
f&df, ~ leeen, uno que wdrttae No,toneu
trerpsu ss IN tbreun etQnsn Sn,srsNs fin
psn. en Yirotsrte tetusn @oti&ub msbr ju
lsiftn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27
.ereinigte 9taaten
1a:o.pptar,ottnttst an(ette. ;

ontunl4Hst ,su BEN s'nsntedsaas, M y" aa's''
,d&s.ts ,s 4au,.. eubfets.sst.a ssn'as fa' hss esssas,
~ Or. etsst,s eaalants<Rsttn. tsbea aas t~'tstsss's'
prs,tat8 !stn yer Sabr .rsssns nns sls h
~eieben.DrciBi9cr Nnleibe
bsisaHs. ansea'mmea. .
Diff Rstsu surteu untu'm IS. SnntiS6S Aa'ssHsa' a"'
Fst II tta Satru ssm Tstus III Currently 's''sss ''''
aa6 osIssbsa w. sasas"'ta =.
Ue.. Studten 5 20u f,&s prcjtnt Uolo
~. traernes Sones
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

tnutttsn bsv @tdrns btr pattsneen@ Re-
b.ntou Raup. wabrsno anpsrs f.l.n ? stu
Dram. br 8etfOleuna. 1ootsssfobr uni
2etosn aQer DIT nm fstnu 1uutonetrsn'
mtQsn etrua. mdprtnb trItuf% Abfaa'1T&
pie AldnlentRt Steluns In rer Qonf6psra'
ton puldofen tonnts; stn Manu. pdfen
unuf&attuIt&u 6aItuna gum 8roben
Evil Ne trost8e unb fdtue Irsus pun
ORnnmfr au,u(&uttsn IN -: Elm fol
DIR damn mue BON unesn SbnIt&sm Self.
bot,n Gdbt0fsttsu unp aub>rorpsnt!i&em
Qbarafhr (dn."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27
Gobn wileeS Bpctb uno feline
nddffeu Wermanbteu.

Jobn @ites Bootb, auf pel9en cine
M,n8e Snoieien als ccn W0roer bes
YriG penten 2ineoln binweilen, If Der
brittle Sobn beS btribmten en9liiden
@haulptelers Sunius Brutus Bootb,
bes 3titSeno6en uno Nebentubler5 Gu
NUMB SEAMS, welder in oieleS 2anp aus
panptrte unb 1@ auf einem 2anesutt un>
peit Baltimore in MarDlano nieoerliee.
Stine ercentriiden @emobnbeiten, leltlas
men @enieRrei9e unb ausld weifun9en
fno ltbr befannt. aus uerfdiecenen Chen
bate berfelbe pier S6bne, bic In ibrem
otter alio aufeinanotr folsen: Sunius
9rutus, Gopin, Subn @utes uno So
1epb. Die bret d!tefth BrIper wablten
bic BGtue ale ~ibr Berufsselda aft. Der
iluaNe Rupirte Meciein unp befano R4
na9 ben lebten Na@ri&ten, bic man pop
ibm empfansen, ir8enepo III Georgia. -
Sobn @iltee 8ootb tpurce nuf Dem
atca9ten @ute in 9artforp GcuntY, Wp.,
unrcit Baltimore i'm Sabr 1871 poer
1912, na9 elmer anbern an8abe 1888
aebrren, in Der Na4bari9aft oes Sc
furtsprtes BEE berii1ti8ten &ebeIenan,
flbrers !3arrD @ilmcr. Gr erbielt feline
@crnamen nad einem befannten en9lis
1den Iraa6otenfpieler, Sobn @Ifes. Ct
iebt jeinem Bruper Gbwin 1tbr dbnli@
uub pirb ais Elm Bilb mannliaet S4on<
beit 8eldilbert. Mi4t febr 9ree, abtr
bon anmutbissr &Srperttlcuta, NIT eros
Zen, elansen0fn. 1@parSen &u9en, nelde
rie Bemunceran9 Nller, bic i'm }aben,
erreAttn, nit xt9elmd6i9en @ef4ts;i9en
uno ,tunfelbrndnem 9lare-i fol- Ct bic
Rei;e ethes- sattonis fuao fal, bic Startt
tines 'Ntbleter btlbtn. Gr5Hsioet V6 NIT
au%sseatidnetem @elamad NIB ietn Bes
nebn1tr 1T 8e>p6bmi& Irubis,5 3lrldbots
Etenp, iparteSou. r,no, einetb 9tbiIceten
M'dnne ~aestentro. -Da8tsen penn er
aufserest ODER pur@ eeifi9e @ettdnte In
2sioenldaft perleBt wuroe, mas ftbr bau
fe ser 1aa mar, fonnte ct in ieinem 8e~
nebmen7 aeaer, Anbert iebr befti9 tunb be-
leipiaenb tperten. CT III unperbeiratbet
uno Batte Yielt 2iebl9afttn.> IS beiBt, ct
lei Gin Opiumef tr, aber 8trri9 1T nur TO-
sttl, 'eab Ct bauas asitti9e @etra1!fe I'm
llebermaabe 9tnob. .Gr 1T Elm tretaider
S6lbe, Elm MeiRer In Der Ge&tfuna, Gin
tl@tiser SETTER unb perifebt BEN Dol&
ocer oas Bowiemt6er nit @eihid iu
flbren. Seine perl6nlide 2apftrfeit 1T
un3weifelbaft, unb ptele ieirer Greunee
BADEN ii6 et>punrert, bnb er' ntdt in bic
Rebtlenz@ruee trat, rel4tr ieink SDnt
patbitn an8ebSrten. d
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

as Yer 9tDtnpdrtiss &ries. ausbra@,
trslarte fds Jssbr DaftsB ootb> fir einsn
tntl9teotntn Ssu1Goniten unp bebarrte
telt ttt,tt Bet fp~rtpabreno auf ftintr
Disleyaltidts Da8estn ,paren sinb;, fns
feline Brlber Sunius Brutus une Gbwin
be snt(9iebenftn unioniftsn, uno tue9en
ettfr Observation-Disclosures fnb unter
ben Brabern mebrmats 7Strettt8fetttn
auseebroden. (N. y. Stjts.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

umrlusiItlr.
p,d, 1ssbs aub Cue p,dml. pu.e. ~sl6s hsa r''st@sa
0.vtsa b, $50 1uldt. ,rmstrt. anb ba Ssst"bs t'f'
ssa OaGts. sat Osm stnbs.e f'ssrs WV
bst,Gsttbr Destt us& I'm stn et'ss'''''
|,.stne>,. is saa ben Gu'ssssn. pd@s fa' '''"t' "
esaihxm u ,altsa anb. Dit 5tnfe" aae ea'sIa9''@ 'u'~
an tss Rsses ane,banss asupsus Iah'ss', "s'@s ssse'
rs ssN,s sss N i.ss osus shn eenaatet salant se.etn
fsan0.
DIT 8.nfsa Sar1sm
ein.n Cent pr 4ss pom elmer . "'"
Sect ~
Sebn Sous
8sansts, S1OOO
Elm Dollar . $oVVV ,
R,tes e, "a. A.uaanhs ots.6ss vetsa as& e1sfsas
br eutfert,ttsssu prompt s~slsfss suS BIZ R'se" ss'es'
bf,r. b.U,te,s. D.. 9tata vi Jun St@R'a Is. saa'
st,sss In u'ras' taeln.~
+ Dhsn
I tie ttnatas Nnltibs In Mars's.
rid, lat ,s su aessers.s a~asssotsa "a. usb - S''b -
,,,aatt4 usart.t, >at ber.n sor,aslt&s ossttd'sh =
,r eiebltnss-a nlstts bs goltt
ua&eu Sssht.
D.siau at 500, COX, oC br ssn Istteu tsasrst aus''t'
ert.u aul.ths fat hst I'm Mar'.. Rad Der ue"ss"s Der
ftb.u ~ f&l.tsu. nib stsfs eumns btnnsn sn 9s'asss"
,ua,td.. fen. unh BIZ Rotten perbsn shus 3wstfsl ess 1r3'
mite tsaseu. nj. " b,'bsr tttm e&iuas b" euSFrtpst'Hss
aabtrt, anIdbtu tr Sal mar.
um sr o.,sl,.rsns istss pl ~ uub Isss' os'r's i's'''
q. arld&.uuus ~. eatslssaus an s'eks daIdts sttsa IN
0xxeu, bsbm b. Nanenat.e MEN. etsats- nab prtsat'
oan,ea tn san,su eanss I'D a~usemstu bssst' s'''a't. Cub
~it,tyAsssu ~ part au,un.tmsn. esbfsrtbsntsa aabsn ters
aaeusn as.nt.u ~ wdbtsn. ia psI&s IL Ssrtraaea fssts,
weld. audu fl, b. atltsfruns Der Nstsz, fir ssI&s 4
auft,d ss auusbmsu "a, sesaatrsstli& ans.
SAP &opfe,
@utftrtp ttpns. Netrt, Yttlabtlpbte.
6ubfertpttcnen trerber an9encu1rnen Don Der
Grteu Nattpual: Bauf '9openport.
19feb3gainp
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

..n.t. saa....S = y, W. : pu'% psIsItat aos!t uab Sf1una-
ptl9e an eaam.n. eraaaen. smsst.na K o.itittx; a1 an b..
Dtttt;sr ~ peuesn unb hattrd EN- uuelidli&es ,Aebsr N ser-
BON Bru6 eb.r 9srrto p~trrausr1t ssteiltf nnrb.n. e.,ae
i%erefdlhes Q t.nel. ne e,tsdt taA g.rt,avsn ir sap,er geaeu.
Tam ~ itm e.tsp urt frinf Ngsnt puentasItli6 t5r,n. WV
sptr tabeu fseStHttn neues Dtr' putti lit. ttttttlt:
"Miseries and Mysteries. Of Sexual Intercourse"
eea1ndrIt ssrfatdt utrs.1 giass 'at.tiare saess pst.fs an Dr..
Dtlttt. Dor 22sA, gbtosr. SUI, ..
: ,Offt': 1854 edS.GIarlRsaee uttn sut tE
p, aDsltt'er psrpsitt tas Sntltlam IN fDlesute Ger,te:
3 alaer gDi.rau'e. N's; Or p.afotp uusT II x.rsass,.
@ft.sit. ptft Dr. " e, gTanb sapset. xitt; III Bsp,u uui
ssit' mr. SAINTS 1sssn a iatiss.s su. s x S' s.att1 e =
KS as's's a. 1 sts;,s 2, e 9e ssst s! st.n: * PHI & a;IR sst1:i
o. sult.n e.m @t@,u eeu,ee.. RastrsdI,, { q; d. ft,sr,,
0ptutd. 9 n; Dr. GbahbIer. RB.% a3frgCc s2obe,l Stur
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

~ Dtsfts othsrs III sufammsnstftt Gus rttnsn 81 ,bpn
Wtit!p unb metr all swan,.a terihiee:nen gruyssln, Rtneeu
unb Rrdutern, meI&s In po1ipnmtuer Darn nif iuiommtnpt,.
ter, .uttrettst mad ber Original. DVettpte. rie h:sfslte ppu BEN
etp'en 5duplina. ~Reb Sad.t", BEN 81. CHOPIN ~mitsettal.
rurbs, neI6er tiefsIbe NIT Grfole In fttnet Srurts piele SABRE
Tang o. waubte. unb tur& ben 4etrau& hieffs DRttels etnen 70
sruten Ruf ersiel,e fur BITE Bsh.ntlund' mt 5stinne ~ ,DpS.
p,p0a. eeterletsr, 0erRopf M. Rrpf&mtrieu. Richer unb
Aese, uhh auen Rrantbstten uel6s BON Ter 9tter obsr pom I'm.
psrbauHdiett %btrrlbren pnfonen. us:Ge an tresnb etns bi,fsr
~efsIbsfttn xrausbet en- Iriben urre.n HuSen, baf br @ebrad6
nrn bi.f,m Bttters Ae aher bttlt. DaRelbe Ia ad1,ltt frtt ,sn
allen Drrsuen unb aifiaen SubRou3en. pte hfsfelben bduea bi
dbnll&en prdpprattpnen austpouet uni mem, perrouentspI.
len pu tltium osrfaaft metten. On etHltasr gerfu& wtre fdbh
ben ureiaubli6aen uteraeuaeu ea6 .NcI Sadft' dnt BEL
~lurssfraft beHtt. wsI&e mon bel anbtru BltterS ssreebH& fu&t.
60 ndrft unb belsbt bas @pR,m.
" 1T unuerelet6lt6 eeoen ona.metnt @&wd&e.
% 1T tin: Rdere Sur fur Dpspetfd,p
Gs ettt etnen suteu aefunbeu Nppsttt.,
90 btforbert Die Derbauun9. .,5.,
% TT bas 6tfe rrtftrenb. @tmuldnt.,
O. uerbdVt Stettt unb @aue. i ~'4
Gs wtrft atgtn Usrfopfuua.
Ga eurtrt uerp6e &~opfhmuNn. ~:
50 1T sonfcmmen rein unb. i&madbaft.
Das Och Sadet Dst,sls pirb seriauft IN Guartaof6.u III
eHen Drosutesn NIB 3dhhletn o. 8anh:T 8raet ua6 -Hti
Sade" unb uebmt setr au' IRE.
5aub''r .rtatea Gtrtusare penu Il. I'd rpnrb..,n an,
Bennett pttfre &c.,
29blstup 2l @tost @'rs.t; Sbieaeo.
Befpsrbtde'u. Nni rIer,
Assnten far4D Davenport.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

az un pt.atn Mot sa.ts at., ,r,fd-
Aureae Peute. aber MIR ftnntasfr. Ntittisr
psrtonlt@ unb nitsu. bot. e .qg5nerbenttta
ad@tdttn Teeartlunsduer' w krarib.tttn
IN. rel@e &c ~ beilep sufaI&t. Silt BIN
=. sr.tauaie't nas ;3stiee1 seeelHtn Rrenibsi-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10
Sewing Machines.
FiNkLE g. LYONS
NEW rATENT, ROTARY FEED
SEWING MACHINES.

The following facts demonstrate thar
these Machines comprise the highest m
rrorcmentS in lie Scwiny Nach'ne -4H "s-'
|. Each Machine is guaranteed to give bet
tor satisfaction than any other sewing Ma
chine in Market, or money refunded
, They have taken many Of the AlGhes' pre-
miun,s at the most important cfh'''tionS
and fairs ever hcldin the United States.
3. they IN Ike tho Lo'k >iitth alike on
both sidcs-th,s saving more than halt the
thread and silk used in the raycllns ridge
seams OF the loop-st:tch and single thread
Sewing Machines.
i. Tacy arc adapted tothc widest range OF
heavy an light sewing
5. They have no rafting wires. or delicate
a:.s3hmcrts to keep in repair
6 They require no taking apart to clean or
oil and, nc Lessons" t. set ncc:lo. resV. tie
tension, or operate Machine.
Please call and cZamirG and demonstrate
for Yourself or send for Circular Tisa sam
pies Of sewing.
N..R.-Tnwn and C~unty Agents wanted
FlNiALE a.
No. 53siBrcadway,!Nc.' York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10
The Emporium
or
FASHION!

vINHE undersigned are Just receiving d'-
l. rect IRON tho Eastern Markets, large
and very desirable Stock of
Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Ladies Hats and
Bonnctts in great variety and of the la.
test Styles, Hoods, Vctls, Nub,qs
Bonnet Silks &c. &c. &c.
At theii New Millinery Store in
New Oregon, Iowa, all of which
they are prepared to sell at 'she
most reasonable rates,
Coaks and Dresses Made on stor. notice
and in the Latest Styles.
., BonEstts Made, Trimmed, Whi.aacd and
repaired on reasonable terms.
1t is their purpose to keep the
late st Styles and Patterns in all
things pertaining to their trade.
Believing that they can give as good bar
gains AZ, can be bought west Of Chicago
thoy would cordially invite their friends and
the Public generally to examine Goods and
prices before going from homo to make their
selections " .s.
New Oregon, Iowa, Oct. 5, 1868. ..
Misses L. s. L. CowAx,
y5n2l) Milliners.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10

IN PRESS :
FOR 1850.

-? LCNcoS
j. nov in pres. and vii be ponlis;1,,Sa ca ny
4 thc,unlcrSignsd, as above 1t WIZ ''"-
tain he.i,lcs The usua! matter OF A'inahacs
FIJI and fficial Election Returns, List OF
MI Officers, rcAes2l a1H State T.: e"F s,a
; assiss;; o% S .s% 81 Xa% Ss
Tor the Politician. 1t is the intention 20
' make ' it superior to anythins o. the 1 kind
ss?:t".s G;,~.n !: , sos:c:ivn r's w;'
orr Iusiness We shall be enabled to give TINS
Almanac, through tn trade as we'll as our ar
regular CUSTOM srs and GENT; avery wac
= limited nus.bcr Of advertisements VIII
The nriceor,hc Almanac will be 20 cen's
,cr ,ony. retail. & liberal discount m nnoI
tr tho trade. Orders which will be hi.eu
according to tie date Of their rcccpt'o"' "''
VAN rvRIE. uoRToN& co: P.bHsAe"
No. 1862 Nassau street, New YORK
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10
BLOOD! RIoor: BLOOD
1EelynbolxlcA
ttevl --y:spari ..si axe &c u

T'H'VLr ssssS. 40 +pA|:e"s
FLUiD EXTRACT sARShPAR|LlA,
.cE purifying ae diced, removing all chronic ccrstu
1tonai da"tscs aiising rc ID gro state Of tho Blood
ind the only reliable All ecctual known remedy for tho
sefs et fc:ofaia scsd Ecad. Salt Ehcum, Pains and
swenEs CT the Zones, ucc-at'ona Of ths Throat and
Legs, Elo'chcs. Tapcs the Fnco, letter. Erysipees
and MI scaly Eruptions OF til. skin,
AND S2AC--rpEIxe TIE CoArrLrxIox.
NOT. h<FEW
l--S----a
II the disorders that a1ct mankind a.lse ths
corruption a accumuatcs In tho Blood. OF oil the dis
coretes that havo Decu inside 70 purge it out, chm
equal IN eject EE..McoLDs CoMrotcD EXTRACT OF SAC
oArAnA 1t ecan9oa ana rcnoTatcs the Flood instins
tie vsor Of health into tic system cad purcs out the
tpnors wh.. make disease. 1t stimulates the healthy
functions Of tie tcdy erd epcs tie disorders tina. grow
and ranks In the blood. Such remedy that could BIO
relied on has long been sought for and now for tho first
time the public lave which they depend. Our
space here dor admit Of show It's cfcc
rut the +r;. bottle win show to the sick that It
h lite virtues au:esi9s ~ thing they have ever taken
Two taDespocrsful OF The Extract CT aL led
pint OF Is equal 10 the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one bottle k,y cqu. 10 gallon ofthe Syrup Of Saxl}
pcr!!la. or the decocion ss usually made.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10
Religious services will be held IN The
Hall &C the NJ E. G. on Sunday even
rnext, Ivy Rev. j, e. Fitch .

Elder Pullman has sold his interest
in the grocery lately kept by Pullman
~ & G,icr The Lusm2ss OF the hrm
win BE continued by Mr. Ovid Grler
1.-THE old stand. .
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10

e. NJ. Covert has sold ont his inter
est in the blacksmith shop Of Cover
e.. Powell 10 gerry T. Powell
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10
Local Column.

AiOCdl OIl AAl4I.
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The late Arm Of Pierce & Mitchell
hereby give notice TO all parties IN
debted to them, M one eTc'p'et' 10
call ana, scJtlc up their ccounts to no
yemLcr 1st, 1855. Nfthjs eaoh vi!
take notice aud govern yourself a't'' G.
.u,,, .,..,... .a.-s" n51tF.
John, !. Stursis has sold his h''-
lard saloon to Dick AID Thomas j.
Powell. s.~
Religious services will be held i" The
Hail of the M E. c. on Sunday even
ing next, Ivy Rev. j, e. Fitch
Elder Pullman has sold his interest
IN the grocery latcly kept by Pullman
&, G,ier. The Lusm2ss OF the hrm
win bc continued by Mr. Ovid Grler
.at--,he old stand. -.
e. NJ. Covert has sold ont his 'n'eF'
est in the blacksmith shop Of Govern
g. Powell TO gerry T. Powell
Jlc plesiru.t az issued his rrocl'
nation appointing Thursday Deccm~
Ter 9TH 1865 as day of thanksgiving
sasting and prayer.
The Asiatic Cho4orA has made us
,nncaronce on ship board at New
York: The Steamer upon Which It
was bro usht to the city, was sent INT"
quarantine, anI hopes arc entcrtaine'
.,hat tie spread of the dreadful co"'a
zion may be,,chcckcd. r ...
Tie DEBORAH Republic SAYS one OF
their mcrchants came hear giving
milwaukee runner an application OF
shoe leather because" of the ot'i;i'us-
ness Of Milwaukee against the Il. Il
,uterc5t Of E,c)rah; and that Chicago
,i,oull-be held respenslA' too, because
the railroad is l!,c oGspr::"1t;, o: ch'ca-
~ cap;sa?.'
The Republic also proposes thai
,Decorah in futt,e does rs business
with Lansing There would, we con
Tess lie "A degree of appropriateness l"
uniting the dcstiuies of the two places
tho one being blockalel with ice tia',
the year, anl the other dependent up
on it for an outlet to the n kets OF the
world. /
By the way where is TINT $500 man
the Republic mentioned to ns two
weeks as,. We called ,!'r him list
week; please rot him ous Father
Bailey" OAly thiuk of 1t Dec'rah
bringing MilEAuAee and Chicago tc
Pierce. Mitchell g. picrce,is now the
style Of the late firm Of Pierce &
MITCHELL, Mr.. Tin.ey D.. Pierce having
become member Of the firm.
They are just receiving large ad
di,ion, to their stock of goods, among
which is a superior assortment Of
Gents and Boys Hats & Caps, Hen
derson & Co.'S. Boots and Shoes La
dies shawls, nubias, cloths, and cloth
lug, family groceries Of every variety.
and best qsality. Be sure and give
them cali before purchasing, as they
arc bound t. g, on sno pciEc. p lie of the
The "nimblo sixpence." All goods
guaranteed to be as menled. if
VOLUME SIXTH.
The present number ,comgleles the"
sixth volume Of the Plain Dealer
In looking over our subscription books
I'VE fnl- tat q minority Of our suhscri-
.1ers are indebted for from ont to three
years, while large number Of those
who are @pecuniarily the most able Of
any persons III the ,couatry, sre indebt-
ed from tho first issue of our paper to-
the present time. OF all these ac-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10

70 respectfully solicit our friends ot
the city and country to examine tour new
Stock. NO CHARGE FOR 4 SHOWING
GOODS. Wo.trust our attention, hand
some goods and low prices will merit their
approval.
n7v5l JAMES WILEY.
MeGregov. lovc. Nov 3, 1865
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10
VOLUME SIXTH.

The present number ,com2le'es the
sixth volume Of the Plain Dealer.
In looking over Our subscription books
I'VE fnl tat minority Of our suhscri-
,,ers are indebted for from ont to three
years while q large number Of those
who are pscuniarily the most able Of
any persons IN the couatry, sre indebt-
ed from tho first issue of our paper to
the present time. Of all these &C.
counts we are makGg out bills to leave
with u. w. Allen for collection, with
orders to have every claim due to +. J.
Mead,7and unsettled, collected withou:
further delay. Excuses and apologies
for long Indebtedness don't pay for
publishing a.paper: when every parti-
Gle of stock, work and material must be
paid for in advance. What We want is
money and not excuses.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10
New Millinery
Dress:N akins Eslab 'ishmenl'

NEW OREGON, IOWA.
Mrs. G. l.. SHv and Miss
l.. A. KEECl, arc opening UP " new and
splendid Stock Of Millinery Goods, consist
Ing OF
Bonnetts, Ladies Hats, Dress
trimmings, &c. &C., in endless
variety ard Of the best Of styles
and patterns,
Ouer Tie New Oregon Hotel, En-
trance .tA. tile north END ef building.
They are also agent. for the Wilcox &
Gibbs, and the Peoples Sewing Machines.
Tailoring. Dr.ss Making, Stitching &C.,
done on short notice and reasonable rates.
They solicit 4 share of public patronage.
New Oregon, October 6, 1865. MATT
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10

John. !. Sturgis has sold h'S h''-
hard saloon to Dick AID Tholnas j.
Powell. ,@a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10

The late Arm Of Pierce & Mitchell
hereby Give notice to all parties in
debted to taem, ut one erc'p'eA to
cali ana scttl: up their " cc1unts to no
vcm],cr. list. 1855. OF this caoh vi!
take notice aud govern yourself act'' g.
no,v ,,s.,.. .a.-s" n5ltF.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-10

In Albion, lIoward Coltpt7 iowa, Oct 2s,
to Mrs E!iza Arnold, all of Howard County.