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The New York herald., 1865-01-01
The Fleet Unable to Remain or VIII
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From the Rchmond Sentinel Dec. 20
The repulse OF the enemy at Fort Fisher resulting in
their retreat TO their shipping Is pleasing news and
gives grateful turn TO the tide which has been lately
setting against The enemy ca,s,ot lie of Wilmington
erccpt at great peril Their ships In tenn
pestuous AMI dangerous coast. gale would compel
them to seek the far out waters and take their
In wrestling with the Storm rather than the
tcrrors Of lee shore Batter and Porter pst strike
quick or give Il up.
Colonel Lamb, who commands at Fort Fisher has
set an example which seems Of late have besn
needed He has shown how to stand furious lombard
ment without sarrendering This excellent officer has
exhibited another merit He has displayed both orig
nality and energy In his preparations well as gal
ianty In the use Of them With great toll he hauled
gether the sands or that fiat beach, and made verable
hill sixty feet hgh and to the commanding position thus
gained he dragged some very heavy guns which were
possessed, In consequence OF plnngng Are and Of
formidable range. Lambs hill the subject FIRST Of
some jecrng criticisms but viii always be remembered
TO his praise 10 Colonel Lamb and to General Whiting
y has been seen that General Bragg has declared
s'especal commendaton" TO be due. Long may they
their hOnora
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-05
The Feeling in Canada.

We have received for publication a
.cn9thy account Of very full attended
meeting at Danville, {. f., convened for
Oh" purpose Of expressing the sympathy
oi the people i'll that part of Canada, with
;Ic American nation in the sad loss they
ave sustained from the hand of ruth
- a>sissin, by the cruel murder of the
ate President LINCOLN. Our limited
.oom will not allow Of the full report,
hut We will extract largely from it.
The mayors Of both Danvile and Ship
In We're present One Of them. John p.
Nockwell, Esq, mayor of Danville, pre-
'.,rl IL chairman, and Geo. $. Carter.
L,'l., acted as secretary. The first rcso-
"'uon was moved by the Rev. G.. j. Ma
z', Church Of England, seconded by Jo-
'rAA L. Goodhue, and carried, as follows
Re<obed, That while we recognize
,~'l declare our willing allegiance to oul
o.Ioved Queen, we deeply sympathizt
TI'h our brethren, the citizens Of the
'lii'eu States, in their sudden bereave.
hieiil Wy The assassination of their worthy
ana honored President, the Honorable
Abraham Lincoln"
ihe Rev mover Of the foregcing reso.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-05

luton supported the same in long and
eloquent speech, and was followed by MIR.
Goodhue who, though laboring under
much emotion, made very neat and ap-
propriate address on the occasion. The
second resolution was moved by G. S.
Carter, Esq, seconded by James Boutelle,
Esq, and carried, as follows:
Resol,ed, That although an awful at
tempt has been made to cast a gloom over
the hopes of the nation, by the cruel mur-
der of the late President, we yet trust
that under divine Providence the measures
indicated by him for the return of peace
will not be thwarted thereby, but that
they will be acted upon and have their
fr'ltlon IN a speedy attainment of that
blessing"
Mr.. Carter and Mr.. Boutelle spoke ably
and eloquently in support of this resolu-
ton. The third resolution was proposed
by the Rev. A. j. Parker of the Congre-
gatlonal Church, which was seconded by
Joseph +. Beique, Esq, and supported by
Louis Joabert, Esq, advocate, and then
carried, as follows:
"Resol,ed, That it is matter of thank
fulness to Almighty God that He had be-
slowed upon the citizens of the neighbor-
ing republic the gift of Il chief magistrate
so discreet, wise and upright, as the late
and now much lamented President. That
III His good Providence He has SO gra-
ciousiy guided him amid the trials and
responsibilities of his administration. and
spared him to witness the dawn of results.
the most salutary to the country under his
rule, and that he had not suffered him to
be removed from his earthly career at an
earlier day"
The Rev. gentleman supporting this
resolution spoke at some length upon the
distinguished character Of the President,
and OF his desire to spare to the uttermost
the shedding Of blood. Mr. Beique also
addressed the meeting in a very appropri-
ate speech in English. Mr.. Joabert fol-
lowed in Very eloquent speech in French,
eulogising the President for the great
things he had achieved during his admin
lstration, and comparing him to Washing
ton and the other great men of the United
States, who have shed Iuster upon their
country. JOIN r. STOCKwELL,.
Chairman.
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fort to them, but there is no probability
that one In ten of those unfortunate ones
will ever see home and friends, and l do
believe the miserable traitors will be held
accountable for this suffering. l know
were | their judge should Judge them
harshly.
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e. The Postal law recently passed 10y
Congress and now in force provides that
all letters deposited in any post office rrhoH
iy unpaid will be sent TO the dead letter
office at Washington. Letters paid in
part are to be forwarded TO their de>tina-
ton charged only with the unpaid post
age-not double the unpaid Rates As here
tofore
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-05-05
RecOllectiOns Of Southern Prisons.

GEO. S. CARTER, Sec'y.
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THE LED0NIAN.
~ IVINsBUKY, VT.
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DIR. J. :. SlAS,
ROSS 4 BIRSSANk.

ROSS Al ~ RDANh,
ilIOkNEfS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW AND
SOLICITORS AND MASTERS IN CHANCERY,
ST. JOHNsBURY, VT
N' attend to legal matters in Oran e, Orleans, Essex
Cicduui counties and give especial attenI ion the
lection u claims from abroad. throughout northern
Ne.mont aud New Hampshire Will also attend justice
'Is IN this town and other towns i'll the County.
JONATHAN Ross. u. A. BURBANK.
|. l>6J.
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C. c. Chill DS ,

DEALER IN WATCHES. JEwELRY. SILVER AM
riaJEo WARE, sPECrACLEs, hooks. STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS, TOYS,G
t.'trhg aud engraving done with elegance and prompt
t.... Opposite old Post Otiice, Main street.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
IT'D OREGON Illain 9ltsltr,
y E.sH-.5E & kszSTtgs ST
<s'7'. AGENCY OF the ..
DO teh East India Coffee Co,
DEPOT ..r ..~-
1873 Reade Street, N. Y.


:" Tho aboxs Company Ar. known all owe,
Ss4 world as the owners Of the Coffee Plan
ions ofJava and Batavia in She Dutch.
East iniies, and are the largest nonoroli-
s.ss Of Cutfco On tho q .oba.
The aniersig ssd( VIII" il aPpoiated their
go. Agent ia the United States and IN the
4. s..h Coioniss) will have tor sale three DIFF
~ kinds Of Coffee, which, for regularity
- :r.4e aud shespnsss Of price, will dofy
u..pss,ion-
s Uur 'BGtdriG Coffee never before intro
iepsl into this. but extensively used in the
u,:.s and Navics Of Europe. and richly
'-lcsd, will be put Up At prices to reach ali
c.nslnssrs and our EltrG J0.a will DO the
rxnum B.num Coffee Of tie age.
Ne will hsve, for accommodation Of Gro
~*!.. Families, and Govsrnaaen. Contractors
sAAp'es dry, and DRAWN for testing.
Orders solicited On receipt of ss,h cot.
fee promptly forwarded ~ directed.
A. LiPPNAN.
1858 Rsade Street, New York,
Sole Agent, y. Z. I. c. Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
The illustrated, II,dropathic. I'm

The illustrated. H,dropathica I'm
evc,HrSn,A; aSys,s,a Of Esa,o or thy and AySisne
o. nnns Outlines Of nato,n-; rhy s6,csy AZ the lu
'na' i"''y nNrsenc Agencies aud the Preservation OF
salth; pictctcs, and ftyiropa HE Cookery; rheory
and Practice OF Wat.rfreatment: Sncciai Pathology
aad Hydro therapeutics, including the Nature eau.
ses, Symptoms, and Treatment Of all known Diseases;
Application Of ydropathy Midv fiery and The Nurse
ry Designed Guide 30 Families and S.udes,s And
Textbook for PLY sicians Ry z. T. Trail NJ y. H.
lussr~ssd with apw ards Of 500 Ehgravngs and Coored
Plates, Substantially bound In one large volume. Price
prepaid by mail, $3.50
fsM the numerous publications which have attained
such wide popularity, ~ Issued by Messrs. FowLxs
and WELLS, perhaps none more adapted TO genera
Witty than this rich. comprehensive and veil
.sneyciopsdiA.-[N. Y.sTribune- : 49, - = TT
Works Of Hon. Horace Man, in
Guiding his host public lectures among which ara
IhonSht. for Young Man Powers and Butes Of
women DeNeAuds If the ge on Cole xcs: Rich and
kducated Poor and Ignorant: Baccslauress Addresses
etc These eeurss particularly the nrst two, have In
&c Asperits ferlss had Immense circulation aud are
aniverly acknowledged 10 BE- Of the greatest value.
]i.16.
EDUCATION: its Elementary Prin-
siples Founded on the Nature Q, Man D., J. G. Spurs
helm, NJ. d. With an Appendix, contain'ng Dsssrp-
zion Of ths reIreramcnts, and and Analysis Of The
Phrenslogieal Faculties. Muslin, SIS
We regard this volume ., one Of ths Important
thAS has been offered the public fo- many years.
Is full o! scsnd doctrines ana practical wisdom. Il
Mat G,,~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
AN ALGAM REII.S.
AMALGAM BELLS,
AMALG BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,

At prices within the reach Of every Chsrek
School. Cemetery, Factory, or Earn, in the
land. Their use throughout the United Sta
ties and Canadas for tho past six years has
proven them TO combine most valuable quail
tics Among which arc TONE, sTsHNsqh,
NERVOUSNESS. and DURABILITY OF v.BRA
rlos., unsqualled by any other manufacture.
Sizes froA, l5to 5000 lbs, costing rwo-1nIRDs
Lrss than other metal, or 90 cents per pound
at which price l warrant them twelve
months. Old bell metal taken in exchange.
Or bought fer cash. Send for Circular TO
The Manufacturer.
JOHN B. ROBINSON,
NJ. I9s William, Street, Now York.
iIsr " PRIcEs, wEioRTs AND sizss or DAMN:
HOTEL, STEAMBOAT, scMooL-HsuaE, sEoP,
aNy FACTORY aELLs.
These bells are fitted with Yoke, stand
srds. rank and Holt. complete for use:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
The New Self-Instructor

PHRxxoi o6Y AMI PzYsioLoar. II contains dehution
Of each faculty Of the mind full enough 30 Ike clear yet
short as not to weary together With combinations Of
large and small thereby enabling al pers'ns WITH little
study, 10 become acquainted With practical PhrenoloGy
An excellent work for students, ~ cts.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
Putnam Clothes-wringer

TAsONLY reliabls sslEAdjsstihg wslnger
IS The frame being Of Irsn, thorsughl, gal.
vanizsd, sN danger from rvst is ,rsnroysd, and
the liability to shrink, swell, split, &c. 50
unavoidable in wooden 1,achines,:is prsysn-
ted. t....--.-. ...-...... 49,
Ne humb-sere,ss Or tomplieatsd tastsning,
to wear out or ~ ont Of order; it caa Re
fastened to the tub in . angle second. Ns~
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT coG-wnRELs.
It t,ok the FlRTT PREMIUM At Fifty.
Seven State and County Fairs inSl 500, ana Il
w,tkout On Exception, The best WrngerF ever
made.
Instead Of believing tiss statements Of psr.
tics Interested in tho sale Of other Wringera
TRY 1T, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Testit horoSgAty with idny and all Others,
and if not sentiEelI satisfactory, return it..
It. will xrinf anything from hrsGd to 4
bed quilt without alteration = Ns
Patented in the Uniiod States. Englsad,
Cansda, and Australia. us VS.. sssvs ..s
Agents wanted in every town. e, Isl.
Energetic men can mako from to 10
dollars per day. = $40 . @rae
Putnam manufacturing Go: "a. ,as
GrkrLKxEs;% knosc from practical e.
perienee that iren yell galvan,xea ,rith sine
r;N not ozidixs or rust one particle. car
safely say, after several years experience in
the manrfacture of chain for chain-puNps
and water drawers in which have tested
tho affinity Of iron and zine, that ifths pre-
cess be conducted properly, it is perfect
weld of tho two. 49,
Nearly ono year ago my family common
ced using one Of your Nringers. 1t now
sperforms all Of its functions Is we'll a. Il did
the first time it Was used, and has become
an indispensable article with us, haye
cioscly observed several other kinds Of
tho modus operand being
different, trying to produce tho same results
- tho Putnam Wringsr but in my judg
ment they have failed, TIE P,tnam Wring-
er is as near perfect as possible, end l car
ekssrf,.Ay recommend it to Tie best in use.
,aG. Respectfully yours, 80
JNO. w. WHEELER.
,sea.siEsk taass5 Cleveland Ohio.
|.s Msny ys.rs' experience in the galya1-
uine business enable me 10 indorse the above
statement in all particulars. 80
s,t ,JNO. q. LEFFERTS,
H. s. :, ,..I ., No. 100 Besknann ST.
Esf' New York, January, 1854. -
No. 1, $3.50; No. A, 3s.se.
Manufsstuf0d aSnd asold, whoassals end
-atAif h;e5 fe,1s9shs sd5 o. ~ o3esG aaE vst
TIVE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING Co.
No! is'taattat y. y, saA Clsvslasd Oh
asevs sc. nRrRR0P. Agent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
At WHOLESALE ONLY!
Watches and JeWelry
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.

army and Corh:y Merchants,
Traders. Suilers, and General Deal
srs can make enormous profits npon
a small investmenl!
Jewciry of any pattern or quail.
ity and in any quantity made to
order. @.rs, ...s .....-.r 81.
~ Estimatss for any class Of work farnish-
ID. Urartieulay attention ra'd . supply
ing Auetioneers. Country 'sd!ars, Indian
Traders, and .4rny Dssiers.
ANY STYLE Of Goods manufactured, such
~ Inventions, etc. at short notice
r~Good Can r"ssing Clerks. r!th small
CAPITAL. ean find eonstan. Employment, II,
Illustrated l.iAts ~nd full particulars free.
The profit to the retailer is
very large! -..s.-
I. 4 Nhsls,als Supply con DO carried in .
kn.psack, hand ya!se, or carpet bag, and
will not he like books--buiky or inconvcni>
ent to carry from place to place.
Remember another thing'-Th businse.
is strictly honorable! ~Thcre is no need
Of disappearing or exsgerating. Our
goods show for themselves, and prove them.
selves!
It lis a business in which an ample and
satisfactory equivalent is given for the men--
ey received and an encouraging profit il
pocketed ut the Same time. 1t is an occupa
ton in which no person need b afraid oP
ashamed to canvass the samo field again
and again. for here once our goods are in
PRODUCED, permanent and continuous de-
mand is created. ..,.p .,.,
!. To Soldiers in tho army, or those st homo
- T. 4 l,I I, ~Ix hSv,S nc v0 tA (SApcu-
men out Of health, Teachers, Postmaster.,
or any pe,.cn who wishes either local Or ~
active ocsupstion, and one that brings with
It Great Peeun,arq irjreemenis this pre-
,snts an oyrouumity seldom met With.
TRYIT! AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES |:
S Carefully selected lots Of Je,r:lry, co'nrri-
rsinp our newest styles and Most sa!eab'e
,ariety OF Goods, will be sent anywhere in
sho LoyaI States We are constantly filing
riders from persons leaving the choice OF
t:sods wholly with US. To such we prem
40 the best exercise Of our taste and judg.
.n.nt, and from our long experience can en-.
sure satisfaction. We ask no pay in Gdvanee
state what style and quality Of Goods are
wanted and We will send the same and col
;ect nav BY Express at tho end Of the Route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Coed movements and manufactured in
The best manner, of pure material, all war.
esnted at prices from $40 to $3.50 each.
sent sny whereby collected by Express.
Satisfaction guazanteed!! Al catches Ut
first prices they being Of our o's' '1"po'ta-
tion. IS .tTe'a '..@ 800 '2e.I
i aCirsulsrs free by mail! Send for shsm!! o-a
j fo .Jg.nWTa5G. CREAM, ltrr
..y Xassfae;vss.Sst I~,t0@.ctA 81
nSausi 7ls bsoADwAv, kzw -foax.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
Physical Perfection !; or The Phil.

ssorhy Of Human Bssy showing H>w 70 Acquire end
Resin Bodily Symmetry, Health ANA Hiaor secure Long
lie. and avoid the lnnrnss and Deform'ties " Ase
BY d. Jacques. l9mo. To all classes, particularly
t. Woman, this work vii! be found Of immense vaine.
FULLY illustrated Ivy coored and ~ psin Plates and
e ana ensraxifss RrcA III a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
FAMILY DYE COIORS

FAMILY DYE COLORS
Black, Crimson, P;,k
Dark Blue, Dark Drab, Purpi,,
i:ight Blue Light Drab. Loyal Pvrpl,
French Blue, Dark Greer, Sslao,.
Clarst Brown, Light Grse., Scarlet
Dark Brown, Magenta, Slate.
Light Brown, Maroon, Selferi,.
Snua Brown, Orange, Yielet
u~,u, Yellow.
Psyeifosfeolsrs; for dyeinss Silk. W..lle,
aud Mixed Goods, Skawls. ScaYf,. Dree.
sss, Ribbons. Gloves, Bo.nsts, Hate
Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children,
s3a Clothing and all kinds Of .,,., .,
SEE 81, Wearing Apparel. = - 49, w. =.
A saving Of eighty per cent.
For - cents yon can color ~ many se.d,
- would otherwise cost fvc times that sum.
Var'ons shades can be produced from sh.
Same dye. The process 10 .silape, and any
one can use 'hs dye with perfect sues,ss.
Directions IN English, Fronch aad Cor
man inside Of each package.
For further information in dvs:uu And
giving > perfect knowledge whai soisr. arc
best adapted to dye ever Others. with nan,
valuable recipes, J purchase How and Stew.
ems treatise on dying and coloring. Sent Ly
mail on receipt Of prise,--IO cents.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers scne.
rally. '@h.1 HOWE& STEVESS
n7v5yll 900 broadway, Boston.
s. Huntington, eur Wholesale Agent .,
McGrezor, Iowa, 10 authorised 10 supply
dealers at oar prizes. H&S.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

lis1 c. ACADEMY, sTEANBaAT, FINE ALARM,
AHDcuvRCH FILLS, WIN PARTICULARS As
TO wIiGn-. SIZES, PAIGE o. BELLs, hAHG-
mos &c.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
s47 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

3aI bRCADNA(,. NEW lORk.
II was pronounced superior to eli Others
=: the World Fair in London, 1852 1t
took the Frs. Premium at the great Fair Q!
ths AMERICAN INSTITUTE. in New York
city, 1858, where the judges were practical
mechanics and appreciated COO WHEELS
I: took he Frst PYcm.um at the
Neg ior. State For. ,. 1882 and 1863,
y Fers. ontsSt1:e Fair. -. ...... 1853.
Pennss r1EjC State Far. 1868
hi.ch:gG. S.Gic FG!r 1859
lo,rG State Far. 1865.
Illinois StCtc Fuir 1853.
And a. County Ears r!tlout number.
SELF-A AND ADJUSTABLE!
1t Scres Tina, Lcbor Clothes and Money.
easily and firmly secured to the tub Washing ma
chine and will st tubs OF any Size shape II Is simple
in its zion and does not easily set out Of rspsr
hi.lot only PERFECT wRISGER .ut the Cog
wheels sire is POWER which renders Il most EXcEL
,es'ug ard separating does, She DIRT
wish ,is wArAS from The clothes.
Any WGsherNc Man ran is. it-s Chtld ten
vsGrs old cca ,rork 1t.
/. Viii >-e It's ry months in the saving Of clothes
Ws haze Seren sizes, from $500 IA $500
The ordinary Family s'-sssf No. !, 10,
and No. 2, !. 7hsss hare
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

~ nea1sinal md Table use, which are perfectly
40, and need only b tried 10 lie appreciated.
Nens gsnuins snlsag they hive our gold la,e' ..
- bssals, and cur iniuals pressed In Va. ev.,
osld b. ~ dr,aggisss aAd dssless throughout IT.,
ss9psy. Cav fsr our ssads and s''" y" ..c'@
puiass h Ne tssde sas piled .. ~, i,' ~: =
:. - D0&oe9f .sss ;ssri : -
so61Av NJ - elvc- B.. s..es.y,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

And are Warranted IL ., cry ~srtlaul.r
This means especially, that snsr 70" 1sh'ss ~ Wv
aver roll
WILL NOT TWIST ON THE SHAFT,
And tear the Clo.hny the ease with oas Nos Ane s'h
er WrinYers without Cog -whetls
d.en are without Coy In retail sales We have no:
sold on. in nearly two .ears This shows which s,Ie rs
I'D by the pli. This IL the only Wr!grf Win
TliE PATENt COG-wIEEL kEGt LAIoH,
And though o:he rnses are licensed 80 US: our
p,h,., ri v.tro.ar. ever licensed tcuse the tcR-
we.t Rcru,ater T.ere:-e 'or chsapnsss AMI dsrS'''
t., AZ t..,- th.. -..-r
ifalyc.sat tia.hcs--N ringer.
o.. r.c.rt c .he prcs .l.-.r ~rs- - So 1854
I'm, We viz. ss-.a Me 4. I v. E"ha St AAfahsE.
what W. especially want u 5 good
CAkvAsSER
In every town We oTer liberal ana
.b. exclusive sale r G. BROWNING General Agent,
riI1s vi sAr Broadway, ,Sev. Ter
". L. WINTER, sfAarien, Iowa,
Travelling Agent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

EOR SALE.-A valuable farm situated
II about midway between the towns OF
Vernon Springs and Howard Center, con
tanning 22o acres, 100 acres oft timber, -
acres under cultivation |; 80 acres under pes.
ture, grass land and mellow attached. Its
equal is not to be'found ina Howard County
tho pre.ises or Of s. M: Cole q New Oregon.
u 80 69a w. g. Z pSsos... - 5,, !,
n2l) vsruo. Springs Aowasa Ca tsew:ss
kxSI"A = s;'ssssso a-.lss sas s7.S p; so+.
.gza.-a seaf = sS-sr'ss sy.. 4Igssf 'lsist (,
Taken up by c: 4: Salr9" ,,ef, Sasissks
township, Howard Coddt Icwa On or
about the 9Th day ofsDsesssbsr;A: D. sse4'
Ore black & white AZ siahse MAX o. hrs""
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
EDUCATION: its Elementary Pri
Phrenology Proved, illustrated

aud AprLIxD accompanied by . Chart, embracing ar
Analysis Of the Primary Mental Powers In their vsriou
Degrees Of Development, the Phenomena produced BY
their Combined Activity, and the LocatsA Of the Phrs
noogcsl Organs In the Head. Together with view d
the Moral and Theological BssrnE o: The science. Price
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-22
TO THE CITIZENS
Howard County.

We wish to call your attention to the fact
that we have'on :.and one Of the largest and
best selected stocks of goods ever brought
to DEBORAH: Consisting Of
,Staple.Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock
cry, Boots & Shoes, Clothing
Hats and Caps, No.
tons,
Ladies Cloaka. Cloak Cloths and Cloak
Trimmings in endless variety
Blankets, Shawls,
&c. &c.
In fact we have anything and everything
Usually kept in fist class
Dry Gods
Store.
Our goods were bought in the month .of Au-
gr.tbeforo the rise in goods which
enables us to sell lower than
chose possibly con who
purchased at
later date
We sell fer cash, pay no rent. and
are contented 1vlh a
small! pref
II.
You will find our store .ho next door west
Of Wciser 4 Cos.
Bank.
Yours &c. BOLLES& WILSON,
In4svstf DEBORAH, Iowa,
! OCT. 20, 1865.