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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-02-18
AVIS.

n vertu dun acte du Congress des f.
Is tats Confedares, approuve le IL JUN
1864, intitule "Acte pour pouryoir d l'e-
ct au Placement des reclana-
items des propri6tes de ccrtaines descrip-
tons prises OH pressees dune maniere in
formellc pour l'usagc dc larmee;' ct con-
formemcnt pne nomination par lie Secre-
tairc de Ia Guerre. je procederai, a mon
Bureau. en- Ia vile d Opelousas, tous les
iours, entire 9 heures du matin ct l heure
de lapres midi, a recevoir les preuyes don
nees sous sermeut. Reinforcement a toutes
les reclamations dams ce District pour fou-
rage, provisions, oetes a cornes, mou.ons,
cochons, chevaux, mulets, attelages ct wa
gons ci-devant fourni a larmee par le pro-
prietaire OH pris on presses dune maniere
informelIc pour l'usage de Parmee, ct qui
mont point encore etc payes, par un Off
cier quelconque du service miiitaire, on
par son. ordre. directement ou indirecte-
ment. Les reclamsnts devront fournir lie
papier necessaire pour enrtgistrer leurs re-
clamations ct prendre les temoignages.
....f HENRY l.. GARLAND.
OpeIousas 2i Janvier 1865. 34-6t
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vENTE PUBLHQUE.
Succession de Daniel Sheuble.


gDN vertu dun crdre emanant De l'IIo-
"a norabic la Cour du lEui;iemo District
Judiciaire dc l'Etat Dc Ia Louisiana, sic
geant dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry,
lie pnblic est par le present averti Qa'il Sc
RI verdu en- vente pnblique, all plush Of
frant ct dernier encherisseur, par llninf
mediaire dun Encanteur ddment commits
sionne, Ia residence de feu Daniel Sheu-
BILE, en- la vile d'Opelousas,
lie Samedi, % Few. proclaim,
1865, les prophecies mobilieres suivantes,
appartenant a Ia succession dudit ieu Da-
MEL Sheuble, dtc6d6, dernierement dc la
Paroisse st. Landry, d savoir:
5000 piels Dc bois de charpente;
10000 bardeaux;
1SO poteaux de chtne;
7 bales dc cotton;
3 barils ciDent hydraulique;
lG bagils dc sable;
| meu|e;
l poelc de bureau;
/ fusil dc chassc, double;
psstoet (kevoyer dc Colt,)
| montre EN- or avcc chaine &c.
Atlas de Cotton;
l machine d coudre;
l Reguiateur;
- patrons gillets de dessous
90 patrons pautalons;
: paires de pantalons de casimir
II patrons de pantaops de casimir;
IL patrons de gilets de dessous, sole;
5 gillets de dessous;
Il ]evittes en- d"ap;
Il yards de drap. ct uno inf
mite d'autres articles don't Remuneration
serait trop Tongue.
CoSDlrIoSs:-payable compliant sur lie
. champ, en- especes sonnantes.
+. y. KING.
Administrators.
Opclousas II F6vrier 1865.
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Il a etc trouve.

L y a environ IN n1ois ct demi, sur lo chemin
Z public ou conduit de chez N. Emonet an
Port Barre, IN portemonnaie contenant me tai
BILE somme EN- billets dEtat, ct trois initialets a
lntGlieur.
lie proprietare pent ln ravoir en- s'adressant
au bureau du Courier des Opelousas. prouvant
sa propriet6 ct payant les fras du present avis.
Fevrer lS65-36-3t.
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AVIS.

r f soussigne ayant etc dttaiIie par lie Gou-
IL vernement comme charron. avert lie public
quill ne pourra plus, dol enavant. TRAVELLER Gre
dit aux pix nodques auxquels lest taxe, ct que
par consequent on ne pourra Sc formaiisar sill
refuse de livrer son Outrage avant den ayoir ete
paye regle don't il lie Sc departira prs.
II continuera 4 seGioIcer de saisFaire le pubiic
sans Sc laisser infEeucer par les menaces de per-
sonnes qui ne eonnassent nj sa position hi son
devoir
y P. GOSsELIN.
Opelousas Is Feyrier 1866. 50
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LIZ COURIER DEs oPHLoUsAs.
Public 1e Samedi par Joel Fl. sandoz.

Publss le Samedipar Joel E. Sandoz.
w Ia luctuation eontinuelle du papier-mon-
naie, dater du Ter Novembre 1864, nous adop
tons nos conditions de 1860: Labonnement sera
de TRoIs piastres par an payables d'avance, on
oUATRE piastres a la fin de l'annee. Aucun a.
bonnement ne sera arrete ayant que les arrerages
ne soient payes, a moins que l'etiteur ne le juge
convenable; ct les abonnes qui desireront suspen7
DIRE devront en- donner avis par eerit au moins Is
iours avant ie terme de leur Announcement. 4..,
Les avis seront inseres a raison de cinq cents
la ligne pour chaqne publication; ct tout avis, a
mons quill n EN- soft autrement ordonne, sera pu-
bile en- franGais ct en- anglais jusqua gull soft
retire gu jusqu'a ce que l'editeur juge apropos
den suspendre la publication. If ..r.a.
Les annonces de candidat Sc paieront dix pias.
tres ct davance. ,...s ill.,,
Les biets confsderes ct autre papier-monnaie
seront acceptes scion leur valeur intrinseque an
moment du Placement. aa.,..f,r.. .-.s,,.,,st
Jusqu'a nouvel ordre,, les avis du Gouyerne-
ment general ct dc Etat se paieront raison do
fedsrss on de lEtat,
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Pensees.-"Q "Quand je refi5chis sur Ia dstri-
button du bien ct du nal lei bas. ie vols que
rhomme a reeu une grande sornme de ijouis-
sances: mais une bien plus grande d'inioltunes
Cherchons dams lc monde entier. ct nous ne
trouverons pas un honme complement heu
reux, quill matt quelque chose desirer mas
nous EN- voyons tous les jours des miIliers qui,
par lie suicide, nous pronvent gull Ne leur res,ait
plus aucune esperaDce."
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Alnlanach pour 1855.

GtET almanaeh, public en- franGa;s, au bureau
" du Courier des opeousas, content lie lever
ct le coucher du soleil les phases de la lune, les
saisons. les fetes mobiles, 10 comput ecclesiasti-
que, les Quatre Temps &c. a vendre an bureau
du Courier, chez Bloch, Firnberg S5 Co, chez
P. L. Hebrard ct John Posey, Opelousas chez
E. Bouchez, Washington; J. P. Bay. Vile Pla-
tie; II. S. Dunbar, Grand Coieau ct NJ. Emonet,
Gros Chevreuil. PIix, $5, OIL % c. en- especes.
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iait de ietofe don't on fat les empereufs. Son
bras secoue l'arbre; rna;s il nous reste a atten-
Dire fhomme qui en- cueillera lie fruit Les hisso-
rlens dateront probablemen: leur histoirn de Ia
seconde periodic de administration de NJ Lin
coin, quand Ia Constitution Americaine sera en-
tlerement ahrogee, ct sera entree dams Get e:at
transitoire 81 ben connu dcs etudiants de lhstoi-
re des gouvernemen:s. 4 travers lequel les repu-
'ehques passent de la democratic a la tyrannie -
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--Partout lie petit nombre de citoyens
qui gouyernent, cherchent a Sc maintenir
contre lie grand aom5re dc citoyens qui O.
beissent.
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Decedee-A Washington, en- cette Parosse,
ie Ia courant, Dame LOUISE GRADENIGo, veuve
de feu Louis Carriere. ag6e de- 81 ans
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A VIs-Le soussigne, ayant etc d6taie par
Ia lie Gouverneur Allen pour monter ct repa-
rer les cardes cotton pour Ia Paroisse St-Landry,
acknowledgements ceIles don't lie manche est 81
nal poss,l annonce respectueusement ceux que
celia concerne quill est auiourd hui pref renplir
ee devoir, aux prix les plus :noderes, Opelousas
LOUIS WAITER.
Opelousas % Octobre. 1864. eft
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Vente q l'.Enca,n.

4 Els soussignes ayant etc NOMINEES par
ann lie Conse1l de Vile d'Cpelousas dams
le but de faire vendre les debris dc Ia bd-
tisse connue comme Ia Halle. font sayoir au
public qu'ils ofrirons en- vente a lencan,
au plus off:rant ct dernier encherisseur, sur
les licux, Lundi le 20 Favrier courant, a
II heures du matia, Ia balance du bois ct
des briqaes provenant de ladite Halle.
Conditions:-Payable compliant en- bill
lets Confederes ou d Etat.
JAMES RAY.
JOEL Fl SANDOZ.
Comite.
Opelousas II Fevrier 1865. 37-2t
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EDMOND D. ESTILETTE est candidat
!, Iure du Be District Judiciaire, compose des
e,;.ses St. Landry, Calcasieu, Lafayette ct
II .,;lon, Electionole 3 Avlll 1865.
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q Encore une fos nous appelons rattention
!. |, 4, de droit un Ordre du Gen. Duckner que
~ pubons plus loin. On vera quill pro-
,,,s rspoqne laqnele les deserteurs pourront
leur pardon en- Sc rendant volontairement
!, IN reeiments respectifs. ~z
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-r,Hon CHAs. H. MOUToN est candidat
,os reelection CONNIE Juge du Sc District
r.;,ire, compose des paroisses st. Landry,
,,,s;e,,. Lafayette ct Vermillon. s
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feGouvcrneur Allen a lance So proclamation
sfaAaaaant l'alection dcs Jnges do District. pour
k3Arril proclaim.
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.TceuS qui ont besoin de bois de charprntn
5alsauS ft bri4aes tatont bien de Sc trouver a
b veate ies debris de la Halle, sur les ,ieux, eu
nas vile, Lun,!i proclaim. -Eg sr
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FFoici ce que dit 1e Times de Londres, de
lalesleefon dc Lincoln ct du enlargement qni
leasen resulter: sss4l5 l5sf3
VanIne Spectators passibles, nous avons
saeane fsison de nous plaindrs de la reelection
een htsident des Etais Unis avec lequel nous
saens saaye par tons les rnoy ems, depuis quatre
as, setenir des5 relations amicales. C'est
aasas ben different quaint 4 ce qui regarde la
aaton gni la reelu. On tait drolement justice
Aas arniaerites democratique. Meme pendant Ia
AeanPasas electorale. meme tandis qu'un acte'
saeagsaFe ct arbitraire pouvait faire perdrel a
taanlnsHstion .un puissant soutienlet EXETER
immune opposition mofte ou an imoins DOR
~ aaA'el ls franchises qai soRt garanties par la
ssasltuon a Ia rninorite, lui etaient niees par
z Ssa'Taux du President, ct celdeni etait sup
foss pali IA signature on President lui-nasne.
saslsssa lenr sort apres relectionf Nous de-
s@s essormais considerer le parti democratic ex-i
ssAs oe larene poiitique, ct destine d une inac-
NJ Nsslve on soufffir toutes les miseres on IN
@peat inffgg on qu'un martyrpeut endurer.
peaeetion de nj. Lincoln, scion nous, e.
ss'a aune abnsgation par le peuple Amsri.f
areit de Sc gourerner lui-me me, ct est en-
NJ MI lmps un pas vers la forldation dun des-
sSa Ataire quirenversera le gouvernenlent
qni existe aujourd hui plnt6t par la sor-
Yasn realite. Nous ne youlons pas iafererl
ess la destinee de M. Lincoln de fonder
ssnastie. Qnel que soft son merite, ses
ss. s saauds partisans, ses plus 9grands admira-
y peaselt tout an plus. pretendre quit soft
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OpeIousas % Janvier 1866.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
gm, Oregon NlsiA 9,sItr,
AGENCY Of TINE
ba.sh E1st Iudia Coffee.
DEPOT
1853 Reade Street, N. Y.

'Fhs above Company are known al over
sAa world - the owners Of the Coffee Plan
.Icas osJavs ana Batavia in tbs Du,sk.
Vast Indies, aud are the largest ncnepoli-
AeSs ef Csess or the Globe.
rs neutrality-suspicious. is Appointed their
80 Ascasin tho United States Snl in The
Asitish Coicn'ai} .ilI have tor sale sh-es dit.
e-.rt kinds Of Coffee, which. for regularity
tsraas ard vhssrH.ss 81 prise, will defy
smss.ision-
Oar "Ba:asia Coffee never before intro.
alssa into this, but sntsps rs!y Essd in the
Armies aat Naviss Of s.urops, and richly
,slaed, will be put up as prices 30 rsach g.!
consumers. and our Extra JGya will BE the
lisgn1m Rsaum Coffee ef tbs sgs
We will have, for accommodation Of Gro.
ears. Families, and Government Contractors,
samples jdry, and drawn for testing.
Orders solicited On receip. Of cash, eet-
n. yrsup.ly Forwarded as directed.
A. LfpFMAN.
los Reaae Street. New York.
Sole Agent. .. 4. I. {. Go.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
Putnam Clothes-wringer

The ONLY reliable ss'fAdjustihg Wrinser
Tho fra ma beng of Iron. thoro,,g hly gal
vanized. al danger from rust is remoued. and
the liabiltyto shrink, ,swsll, split, &c. 50
unavoidable in wooden machines, is proven
ted Ia, ..t ria ~ IL
No ,thuml-xretSs or complicated fastenirg s
to wear out or get out Of order; it can be
fastened to the tub in a sngts second. '"'S
WARRANTED WITH or WITHOUT COG WHEELS
Il took the FIRTT PREMIUM at Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1863, and il
w,thout ~ exception, the best WrinGerg ever
made. IS - : @
Instead Of believing the statements Of par
ties in tere ed in the sale Of other Wringers
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test it thoroughly with nyand oil others,
and if not entirely satisfactory, return it.
It viii wiring anything FROM thread to a
bed quilt itbont alteration FF 81 Es
Patented inthe United States. England,
Canada. and Australia.
Agents wanted in every town. a.
Energetic men can make from o10
dollars per day. II - a'
Putnam manufacturing Co: -@'
GENTLEMEN; know f'ns practical ex-
periencethat iren reH galvan'zed 1cath enc
uiN not csidiss or rust one particle. car
safely say, after several years experience in
the manufacture Of cham for chain-pumps
and water drawers, in which ! have tested
the affinity ofiron and zine. that ifths pro-
cess DO conducted properly, it is perfect
weld of the two.
Nearly one year ago my family common
ced using one Of your -Wr;ngers. 1t new
pertorms al of it's functiuna - well a. it did
the first time it was used, and has become
an Indispensable article with us. have
closely uhserved several other kinds Of
clothss-wringers, the modus operandi being
different trying TO produce the same results
as tho Putnam Wringsr. hut in my iudg-
ment thew have failed The Putnam. wiring:
ey IS as near perfect as possible. and can
rh.srf.lly recommend 1t to be the best in use
L. Rsspestfn' y vnnrs. 90. -
inc, W WHENKR.i
v,4 Cleveland Ohio.
MANY vsars' experlencetr The ealvan-
;siny business cn.h mato indorse the abeve
statsmsns in all particulars 80
r JNO9n LEFFERTS,
No. 100 ReekmanR St
New York, January, 1854
i No. /. So. 50; 10. A, $3.50 $50
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and
TIVE PUTNAM uANrFACTVR1k6 co,
NJ - Plat St. N Y4,snd Cleveland 0ais
A.unn-n...- rs,,s nlhlnsnnmD1A0 49,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
Important Announcement.
@R CAT sAIu
Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings.
49,. H.. &c, s,..-. 49,

ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH!
IT,. TO BE DISPOSED OF AT
ONE DOLLAR Il HI
without regard to Value! Not to DO Paid for
until you know What you are to 'eceiveH!
Splendid Lia Of Art,eles!! Al. to be sold TOR
ONE DOLLAR E.4CH!!!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
AMAL4AM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,

At prices within chs rsash Of every Church,
Sskscl, Cemetery, Factory, or Farm in the
land. Their ase throughout the United Sta
::s and Canadas for the past six wears has
proven them TO combine most valuable quail
sizes. AAeng which are TONE, srRESGrH,
ssssSessNsss. and braARILiTy or vlaRA-
nax., unsssal!ed by any ether manufacture
Sizes fross 5 TO Sooe lbs, sas.ing rro-ralRss
nss than other meta, or 20 cents per pound
St which rrlcs I warrant thsm twelve
months. Old bell metal taken IN exchange.
Or heaght far cash. send for = Circular to
the Manufacturer.
John 3. ROBINSON,
No. 100 William Ssres., Nsw York.
LIST OF PRICES, VIRGINS AND SIZES er rAHA,
HorEL, srEAxsSAr. scRooL-nevsr, SHOP,
AN8 FAe-say AxLLs
I hese bells are dttsi with Yoke Stxnd-
srls. Crank ana bols, complete for use:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17

AkkA SDAL6 q GU, MANCFACTCkESh SCNlS.
No. l67,BROADWAf,N NEW YORK.
Annoan.c ta.a sfgoods vllbs sold for
One Dollar each
In consequence Of the great stagnation Of
trade in the manufacturing districts OF Eng
land, through the war having cut of the
the supply of cotton, a. large, quantity OF
Valuable Jewelry or ginslIy, intended tor the
English market, has been sent OF tor sale in
this country, AND MUST BE SOLD AT
SACRIFICE! Uuder these eirc umstances,
AREANDALE & Co., acting as agents tor
tho principal European manufacturers, have
resolved upon q GREAT GIFT DESIRE
BUTTON, subject TO the following regulations
(,ert6cates Of the various articles are hrst
nat into envelopes sealelup. and Mixed and
then ordered, are taken out without regard
to choice, and sent by mail, thus giving all
8, fair chance On receipt ct the certificate
vou win see what you are to have, ma then
it IL at your option to take the article or not.
Purchasers may thus obtalu Gold w atch,
Diamond Ring or any set OF Je"elry on eur
list for One Dollar.
SEsD25 CERTs FOR CERTIFICATE.
Tn all tran Sections by mail, We shall charge
for forwarding the Certificates. paying pest
noe. and doing the business, rs cents each,
which must he enclosed when the Certificate
ia sont for Five Certif Gates will be sent for
ST. eleven for 50, thirty TOR IS, sixty-five for
Al O, and hundred for SIS. s..-. r.
AGENT.-We want agents in every
regiment and in every town and county in
the country, and those acting rs such Willie
allowed llcsnt, on every Certificate ordered
for them crowded their remittance amounts
to one ds'lar. Agents will collect IS cents
bv every Certificate, and rssnis IS cents -
M. either q sasn or postage .tsmps. F"
ARRAfDALE 4 Co.
rS7 Es~3yesAT &f
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
Farm for Sale

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his
farm situated - miles west Of New Or
sgon village and between 2 and ) miles
south Of Howard ENTER which is unsurpass-
cd in the country for stock and grain raising.
1t cons,i sss7 lS4 acres of which "a acres
is fenced 50 acres broke, pasture of 7
acres aud IN orchard. anever failing stream
of'water runs through the south end of the
farm, . good house aud barn &e, also rs
asrss Of, wood land will be sold with the
absve~ For terms apply 80, + x Q
ALEX. MAasHALL,
"' Paris Howard County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17

FHEsR Bit.ers prepared, In pure Bourbon
&4lisky, from combination Of over twenty dit.
ssreRt kinds Of roots, barEs and herbs which
at. In perfect cenec:: enc with the other, pre-.
psrsd from the original formula given by the
great chief, Red Jacket, 10 Or. Chaplin, who
ga then successfully in his practice for many
yesss, and by their use gained grea: popularity
p tue treatment and cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver
Se,Dclains, Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head.
3Ae, Fever and Ague, aud oil diseases ifilg from
efpaa liver or indigestion. Persons suffering from
9her OF these loathsonle diseases viii 6nd q sure
e by the Use Of these Dlters, which are perfectly
EAe aud free from all those drugs a,d pclSons asa.
NJ put up in such preparations and palmed OF ON
e Nnsuspectins public, single trial Will con.
Shce the most skep tical that In the RED JACKET
s9ss Il virtue which ne other Bxters possess.
3Asy strengthen and inv:garsts the system.
tAsy ars unequaled for general debility.
'saey are sure cure for dyspepsia.
nov give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
Ihey are tho best stimulant In existence,
6sy sre preventive Of Fover sad Agus.
1hsJ relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache. VI
they are perfectly pure and palatabla. y
sAced persons and delicate females will hnd .hey
ssn save large doctors bills by the Use of these BID.
s.H -~~#
=. Eewsre Of counterfeits The Bed Jacket 81.
isss are csly sold in bottles with cur name blown
on The side. and our private government stamp
7SoFoSe tRe CORK. -CUR-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17

NOR SALE-A yaluahle farm situated
- about midway between the towns of
Vernon Springs and Howard Center, con-
tanning 220 acres. 100 acres oft timber. 40
acres under cultivation : 80 acres under pms
ture, grass land and mellow attached. Its
equal is not to be found in Howard County.
It will he sold cheap for cash. Enquire on
tho premises or Of S. M: Cole of New Oregon.
w. B. oBsoN. q
coN Vernon Springs Howard 90. 'eaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
.STRAY NOTICE.

81. Taken up by c. A. Salmon Of Saratoga
township, Howard County Iowa. On az
about the 9Th day Of December 1854:
Ono black & white ~ vi hout mark or b., Il
supposed tv he sh"~t seven years I'D: @Ap-
praised at twenty eight dollarsbef er. w.
FielAs Justice Of tho peace, aa. ,asa.s ~ -
KRIAnnQ1n -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
PrOcla ma ton.

vx7uEREAS Strother and kirkpatrick
w are in xsnt Of funds. and Whereas
r.rv ARC oweing small and some large
: .,onrts all viii, take warning and call i'm
nediately settle and pay up for We must
have cash to nlest our indebtedness.
s SyuoDAR1 U+bU1v>S'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
Xa:i5kt1:f336R
)! Is !! =

And are wsrrAAtsAia every pArtsslsr ,,s
III. means, especially that aher Anew nss'S' ~
roll
WILL NOT TWIST ON THE SHAFt,
And tear tn. Clothing the with csr N's and 9TH
49, AN gs,ssof over 5 600 only from enc totvo
don IRE ...nou. Ia retail sales we hss nGs
ia ne in near Y two years This shows wnsn W.
THIS PiTENT CGG-WHHEL EGtLAtoA,
An, Oh other Wrinser makers are licensed 20 US our
49,. vet meme are ever lcsusei touse NE Cog
rp.,l s,uistor Therefore. for shsspness aHa aaf"'h
~ u. ally the. UT
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Ing ", viii send the U. c ". FAKE 81 k1faSsA'
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" - Travelling Agent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
Phrenology Proved Illustrated

and AP-Lrao aeeou,panisdb by Chart, embracing IN
Analysis of the Primary Mental Powers in hsr various
Degrees of Development, the Phenomena produced by
their Combined Activity, and the Location Of the Phre
polostcSl Organs In thc Head Together with view Of
the Morsl and rhsoogos Bearing of the science. Price
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17
he New Solf-Instructor il

PHaRxoloay sad puysfotoHY. Il contains definition
Of each faculty Of the mind full enough to be clear yet
short not 10 weary together with combnaton' of
the faculties and 100 Ensra-inSs 10 chow ths organs
large and small thereby enabling aAvessons, with lise
study TO become acquainted vtsh rsssss fhrsnoloSy
An sXoslien: work Tor students, ~ eva.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-17

LIST or ACADEMY, sTxAEsoAT, FIRE ALAkh.
AND eHsRCN BELLS. WITH PARTICULARS AS
TO WEIGHT, slsEs, PRICE or BELLS, RANG
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al7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

StT BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
II was pronounced superior - al others
AZ she World Fair in London. 1869. It
took the First Premium 1T the great Fair OF
the AMERICAN INSTITUTE. in New York
city. 1853, where the judges were practical
mechanics snd appreciated cos WHEELS.
II took II. FIRST Premium. at TIE
Nsr York Mate Fair 80. 1852 and 1863.
se-no.f State FAIR ...............lss 1853.
Psnnssltdn,a State Fair. 1853
Mtchiga.. State Fair. 1858.
Iotra State Fa,r. 1868.
Illinois State Fair. 1858.
Hnd at County Fairs without number.
DJUSTING AND ADJUSTABLE!
1t Saves Time, Labor, Clothes and Money.
n Is easily and ARMY scared 10 the tab washing ma
shne and ~l st tabs Of any iss shape II Is simple
In lis construction and does not easily get out Of rspAr
1,lsnot only pSRFRCr wRING"R, but the Cog
wheels give ~ POWER which rsndsrs ness RxcsL-
LINT pressing and separating ~ dsss, the plRr
with the wASs4 from tho siothss. ...
.frs Hcs.sr.coms. can use it-S Chtid ten
gears old can ,ro,k It.
. ~, ssvs every months In the saving Of clothes
p's haze S.rsn stsss, from So a. 70 S45oo
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