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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

LAW SCHOOL.
LAW SCHOOL.

FUNHE SEIr SESSION OF THE LAW SCHOOL OF
l the Northwestern Chrissan University at lndI-
anapos, will Commence the srst Monday Of becenh.r
and continue four moeths.
The Professors of tnis lasff Hon David Nc
Donald, La d. u. 4. Htiriet Jadge for this State; en-.
Charles A Ray OF the Judges Of s supreme Court
OF lndana ard Bel. Albert g. Pcrtsr, late Reporter
The Supreme Court Of Indiana Theeharao,er of these
gentlemen ss lauyers give sancisnt fh.
school Will he conducted ably sud ancieutly.
The Course of zsrpction will embrace Two araUsl
sessions Of fcur uorhs esci TIE Object is give
every Studen' sle trsinibg ~ the various brsRsh--
of the tonnon sw sDs Enui in Tie Code ~ Practice
aud Pleading, la GsasigtoRsl law ssd In the JsF.-
fadehce of the United State 10 enable him 10 enier
en- the practice successfully. Instruct will lie given
~ day lectures sn< re-. sens IN the fs1 B9oxs sud
weekly Moot Court.
The tuition - So per sess N. Psgsbain advance.
ihls eabsaess II fscs, eHeept the gless Zee. which
u s5
fur further psrtcu.r-, adsres. Hes psvis bonsd
az indianapolis. ElIJAH GCoDvlN.
sei22-d2n Pres gOard D.Fsesers, y, W. g. L.
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Us The Tribune reports 10000 blacks IN the
Dis;ric, OF Columbia, and great personal distress.
Here ! picture os tie suaeIings Of these
people
''The most irighuul mortality exists. a. many
as eighty collins per week being furnished by the
QGaitsfmasiers' Department, most OF which are
Tor children IL is the opinion of physicians
practicing among them, and Of other close OBJ
server. that three-!outths OF these children die
from neglect and want. In the family OF sol
dier, Who lost his life in battle, i've out OF the
ten children have died since March, l>61 from
the above cause In another three out OF seven
children OF soldier, drafted in December last,
Lave starved TO death in the lsst three weeks
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80 Great OAK. Irsm Little Acorns
crow

Tie worst diseases known - tue huGsn race spring
from causes small as 10 almost DEFY detection
Tie volume, OF scseniac iSrs that a the tables and
shelves q the medical fraternity only prove snd
elaborate these facts.
Then gusri yourselves while yoa may. The .IssilesI
pimPle the skin IS tsise and Indicator Of disease
IL nav fade and die away em the surface OF the body
but it will reach The vsl perhaps, at last and death be
the result and final close. AaggeI's Bilious Dyspeptic.
sad Larrhea Pills care where all others fail While for
Burns, seAe ChblAns, Cats aad all sSrssiOnS OF the
skin, Naggies Sllse IS intahble Sold by Nsggle ~
Fulton New York, ard all Druggists % cent,
per box. aas22-d&wly
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Clersy yDsn, while reading 10 South Ansries, -
missionary dises vsred safe and simple remedy iOr tAs
Cure of weskre Early Decay, Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Orgsns and tie whole train Of dis
orders brought on y baneul and vicions habits Great
number have been already cured By this noble remedy
Prompted by desire "a besesi the Afflicted and uRfciu-
Este will send the recipe for repairing and using this
medicine in sealed envelope 10 sNy who needs II,
Fee of Charge.
Pesss inclOse pest paid envelope aAdreseito yoEr-
sell: Address, JOSEPH 7. IEMAN.
seP9-dly Station d. Bis'e Hosse, New City.
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fx1BE Csapsny holds by lease, ssd in fss, S0oHi
u twenty thousand acres Ot The InOSt select coat
sldS IN Western Iriisna bordering both sides of the
Nsbash river. Maps OF these lands may Je AZ the
wn Dale, No. % Park Place, y. City, The oics Of
Hon. j. i. Coiroth, Huntingdon, Indiana, and 8. ihe
oillcs Of Roach Mcdonald, Indianapolis.
A reference 20 the repOTs OF the Hon. David Dsie
owen, late Stale GeOlosist viii show that these lands
suAre il tie Ilidsi II the finest coal fields vi The
State, shoundns sso IN alt, iron sud siher valuable
mineral sebaiacces.
Sesrihe mouth OF Coal Greek where The Company has
large OF lands sat has been discoveries
equal IL quality 20 The Ksnswbs. This water was pIo-
cured 50 years ago b boring ater, the Or
ondsga sal finding is wsy dewn the Hsb>sh and Erls
Canal Er. Thomas the proprietor ind8g h3Blsef gn
able compete with H. abandoned the manufacture. "a
bis boring he encountered thai vhicA recently as
closed facts prove 70 have been coal oil
Those lands ALL in close Proxifny tie wshssh
aud Erie & anal some of them upon its banks.
NJ. John EcGanomy, the business agent of the COM
pany has returned from tour OF observation OF the oil
on of convinced that the lands leased
by the company In Fountain and Parks counties, has,
80 far a. the general formation OF the country aud the
surface indications th ttong spaogy
u The oil and mineral subsisnces found French
Creek Pennsylvania where the greatest quantity and
the most valuable oil Is fonDd xr. xaomy pur
chased for the company the approved machinery,
With al The fixtures necessary Tor operation, and Is
pairing with experienced workmsn the speedy develop
OF the hidden treasure OF the lands sf the company
All the dces Of coal oil, found Ia locares where Il
eshes Of the lands ot the Company. afordng every
rson. prospect or success TIE company thinks Il
nseeSsary 10 MAKE any other reference 70 the character
Of the lands other than the report and map referred
tl0o 900 Of the stock being 2Ov0 shares proposed
BY the Company 70 be offered in the marke: ri asf
its par value being So per share for the purpo,s 81
aiding the Company in speedy Development OF tho
lands sprs5-dSwtf
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BIT EEN
CINCINNATI and NEW YORK
And the Oil Regions of Penn.

FfNHE A. q. n. RAILWAY COMPANY ARE DE-
II teTmined to 90 everything IN their power 10
make the Broad Guage the quickest, safest and mos.
comfortable railway Ia the country. The engines,
cars and other equipments entirely and of the
most modern and improved patterns nnequslled by any
other line this continent The on the entire lae
Is new and heavy, and the bridges all
The scenery not surpassed by any ne The
are wide, roomy and well ventilated.
Passengers leaving indianapolis at $50 A. " by the
Columbus indianapolis Central make close connection
at Urbsna With the ai0 A. ~ Express out OF Cincinnati
the 40 P. Night Exsress Columbus . indianapolis
CeHra also makes close and certain connection al Ur-
bsna with the Night Express the A. q. W. Rail
way, which leaves Cincinnati at l050 p. NJ.
Through Tickets for sale at the Union Depot, IEdisn
spes, AM at all the principal ticket oees in the
and West.
Baggage checked through. Rates OF fare low by
any other route.
In asking for your tiekei be they read Allan
tic b Great Western Railway.
For particulars 10 regard 80 The route ac, see small
bills and maps
Il. +. FULLER, u McIARRN,
Gent Ticket Agent. 6en'l Sup't
J. BURGESS BROWN.
Passenger Agent A. G. VI. Railway,
cctl0-dtnovl INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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CAUTION. .
,x-LET THOSE WHO HAVE pOUBTE

sF-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
virtues OF BrILs CSBxOx BTsxs. IL AEy such there
e, read Ihe following certificate from gentlemen well
known ga This community, ans dsaaf To inore
It's general Introduction into ths army viii save Che
l.s- ~ thousands q opr soldiers.
Isri,vIIux, ,JuHe Cd, 1854.
We the undersigned, have seen the Sosd effects o, r.
JoHN BULs CEDEos Brrxss In CT general debility
and prosrasn OF the system aid believe s gener Al
use would prevent disease snS relieve much Sa1erng
Among soldiers particularly would this be the
especially those who exposed te the sssRStie in
fuenees In the Soathsrn climate.
NAJ. PHILIP SPIEL.
Collector ini Rev. 81 Dis. ~
CBAs. B. COTTON,
Collector OK tue Port % fLo.isrilie. X
COL. Il. DENT,
Provost Eal.hai 1sasrai - SsatseAs
EKv. u. +. HENDERSON.
Vice President Of ssui'sfy COMMISSION
BAgNEY HUGHEs 3 CO.
Publishers Dsnysrs;.
GEO. P. DoEgN.
Proprietor Louisville Asssissf
HUGHES a PARKHILI,
Wholesale Dry Gesi' Ds.sr' l.uslrss,. Loai,-
vile. Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN CO,
wholesale Shoe Dealers Main street, Louisville
Lithographer. cor.er Msrse1 Third streets
Louisville, ny.
JULIUS WINTER,
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. s y. HlLDRETE,
or the steamer Major Andersen
MAJ l.. I. rHURSTON.
PsymAsts. U. 5. Army.
c. n METcALy.
National hotel. Louisville. KY
COL JTssE bAYLFS,
sth Kentucky Cavalry
GEORGE d. PRESTICF,
Louisville journal.
SOLD HaoLgSALx III
DAILY. kEEFER a HUSH.
- Sssih Nsr.sias ST. Indianapolis.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Hridai Chamber, an Essay Of nAm-
ing aud instruction for Yeung Men. Also, and re-
liable treatment fer Disease, Of the Urinary aad Sexual
sys,enssent free, IN sealed envelopes Address Dy. J.
sKIILlN aoUGHToS. Howard Association. PhGadel-
phIa, Pa. aprf-d&wly
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aENovATERs.
CLEANING AND DYeIAe esTABllsH

gsy aRUEITED STATES DYE HOUSE,, 10. sssoUTB
4 Illinois street, IrifAnspe!is, Indiana,
Atths old and well kaova Establishment, the ladies
have silks ko6 WOODEN coda dyed Ia per2Aa aad
beautiful eolors; and gents garments thoroughly
ted sn1 repaired.
New sad second hand clothing bSasht and scla also,
pAcusr Tanct IN the - saess dsao minated ene draw.
lasbisl asabls eieth tear In any gaSme % Be
sroexkttI .. Dot bs vslse ~ the nAksi ays
ReGs4Lsrtls pls>s. Ne. uscuit tIlia.ls street
j.-ls fosfSn d tkHts pE.pFfstsr
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/ IL L d ALLY II + K AL d
nCsRa TAf
Extra Session or the Legislature

The Extra Session 81 the egsAtu.- ~il in Ibis
city % The 1914 Dag o. SeESa,jsi. aud ~ Business,
With which aportssf po-
liIioai aha raancia gssson, that have been pre-
ssated the Representative % the pesr- of niianA
ill be brought before this b..5y for sesisn.
The DNtg HEEAip vii contain full aad complete
report OF the proceedings Of the session which, without
doubt vii be the most important ever held IN ths State
Ne will mali the Daily HsraH or Week., s-siiasi 70
subscribers during the sessisn, siz
Daily Herals...-............ ......--...--. - Is
weekly SeEtinsi.. .----... % -
NO attention paid 10 orders not accompanied by the
cash.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

sF- The late DR. Green oi Worcester. used when
in the practice OF his profession, not TO address
himself to tie patient Immediately on entering
the sirk room. but 10 examine apparently the
wslls, paintings or whatever there might be Of
interest or curiosity, to the seeming neglect OF
;he sufferer This Was 10 allow The excitement
sure to be produced in the invalid by seeing the
doctor 10 pass of. the pulse TO resume rs quiet,
aud the mind to return 10 caimer state The bet
Ter 10 enable him to ias,I-ss a more coneet dag
noss when he should approach the bedside
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All kinds Of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

And rll buy ard sell Gold, Silver, Ixebs 6svsrs.
Vouchers Orders washington State ssocks sEs
Fsblie Securities % every description.
Collections viii be promptly mtfs, and every fisc ~
business attended 20 that belongs 10 legitizste ssnktng
kegu.sr customers only charged per cent. epss
Iosn ob4lned al this Bank, and the most ample pre-
VISION, made for the safe keeping Of Deposits SD Ter
the accommodation ofDeDoEit0rs.
H. xdditis1 the responsibility ~ the unilsd stAtSs
Tor tie Liabilities Of The Bank the ckkolcers iB<i
lidnsiiy responsible 20 he extent O'Aelr ttcck add
ested in ares, tkps sdiEs
tie mos; ample security te the public.
lie following so fhe rre.e.t SiscbEelters % the ga
sfitoiisE
Hm.H Eussh w. Braeer.
W.R.Nofsingcr. seul. r. Thtfls
Lewis yordsn. John ". knrDAy.
Dcioss Rosl, Judge y. n. Fnek.
Ief. hI>ne,
J. =. IL Lsnie4, Oi NJ. mn. Willard,
GOV. -. p Morton A. Eslcs.r,
Ion. John J. Hsu,es, ID. Nebis
Gen. Lar. Noble -. q. Reck~ose
Hoa. Oscar z. Herd, Daniel Hensess.,
Hca. 4. A. Eeadr.oks James Powers
H0n. David kngsrs. :. L. slsughtsF.
Hob James A. C-ssrus- Lacisn Hills.
HSr. John L. New, MS. Z. kosisL.
Hon. I. y. Ssilivsn. Earsstss Cs5t
keF. wa. 4. Holiday. JsEn e. HsSefs
Prot. {. y. feda, Df. J. u. ssses,
J. George stis, H.b. Frch-
George ". Rlsgs Ds. J. n. u--<sss
Robert Br5rnrs Jnc. L Wrgki
". J. Holiday. Joba Eesdricks.
W. x. HsllorGg 4. J. DskfsTfk
J. NJ Nsx~en lanes Greene,
WA. II. Fry. A.p. BlhRg.y.
A. J. Hay ". W. Lea;hss
z. 4. Psrke., gs-1.s w'rsis-.
J. T.. H0;ca.
Wisrlor. Lsnisr Co
J a. ROss, lsyii
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ID 4. q @ q 4. -.
HoE. JOSEPH K. MCDONALD, indianapolis, Ind ana
JOHN r. C0FFR0TH, Huntington. Indiana.
Z" wh. DALR, New York City.
- JOSEPH W. NKwLIN, Attica, Indians
- JOS. RlSTlNE, Covirgtcb, Indiana.
q r. u. MCDONALD, Coyington, Indians.
- DAVID WEBH, Cevington, lsi,iisns.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

SENTINEL BUILDISG.)
UHPoE-gR oE RHINE ASDCHAkPA6Hs wIyRo:
j Otari and COgniae BTances; Holland Gin. Jsoaiea
kan snd Cordlais kso desier On Csts~bs vines, go
rnd spsT Ellas of Tie uo. appEsFsd srsDds DSurb~s
WHISKY; Pesch Brsndy. caswbs Brandy; sleck Ale.
Porter ard BesF aud Biliers fvars1skas fssss ar
ticlss al oEered Or sale ~ b0isis OF lsrest
Quantities. osiv RAfn> wiss for s1k % dras1ll
IMPORTED CIGARS sud T0BAccos q tie chesss
hr.sis. VII b KEEP; constantiy % ksad.
n FHexing ft,ed up = neat estabI-husers scs snsr-
ing og ssls only pare articles and 81 he be easiny.
the su3scrber hopes 20 rccsire .. - socits ssrsi
share Of the psir0says q the pals
naTi--au LOUIS Lang.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

BUYA AGASIINh NATHAN MATCH dys ~
durable aal reliable time keeper
Buy GENUINE wArTHAN WATCH IL Gel, -.
al Is worth aeabie ihe rice shess worthless Enfii,
and Swiss watches.
GENUINE WALTHAH NATCnk>. made yHpfss.'
for Rslso1i E'la~-rs end '-e.h'.'.ss.
GENUINE wALrnAN MATCHES, made eAlfe..
for >old.r hrntiag scerate tin~ Ass ir>
W set Watches dir-c. from the nanai4eor,. aa,
keep uobe but tho genuine
SINGLE wATcHES sLNr 80 SOLDIERS or ro,he,
vast 90 tiri..krrprr 50 t.. - -'iAi- raie-
The ,ruie supplied at fectcr Fre'. se'd 'er A.
,alar.
We si,s have tus- ,4si-n 81 '., lt S~i-'
Watches Zine jewelrs aui >,'ia
W.P BINGHAM ( co
so East Washington Street.
Mar odd TelloW.' u AL
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THE DAILY HERALD
j, PsSs.h.a ry.r, r-rsiur <aua.y-1e.rss4,s,
HALL a. HUTCHINSON,
HERALD BUILDING,
is i-2 East washington ST.,
INDIANAPOLIS. INDfANA


On ssd sffer Nevember Isi. the price = the Daily
Herald vii Be a. fellows
To carriers. ageHts and tsalsTs per copy &c
To regslar saoscribeTs. ~Aen delivered -
Tier or agent, per vesk Ssc.
NAL tpsyasls " 'aysate} per year.. ......sie to
months 9 O.
o thrce months g.
one m0ntk.... q
And Deliverable 10 city Subscribers 2s cents per
week. 81 % per month II paid strictly Ia advance
tl2 pr snnsn vii be charged, bat not paid IN al
vance 95 cents pei week vii be Invariably fhe price
gAu letters, whether Tor pahiieafoa Business
aast be al dressed TO TIs Hutchinson Iadana 2oa
indiana. ..f
Dorning kxpress Trains and delivered 20 subscribers 81
adjacent towns about the same time s distrbutee IN
The city 81 rs puscaEon Tbis ensblss readers al
distance from he Capital of Indiana 70 get the news
81 the day from sx 70 twelve he1rs before they
osve through papers published elsewhere. Tie paper
can b> bad ef dealers and carriers any 90 the
Fsrssd towns o. he roads eentsFinz a. lsdisuapols
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NOTICE
TO SPORTSMENI

Is WANT OE A THoROJGH BkoAE SEITkk Or
Psintes DOG. Daa Morrison, Of Sullivan Moatris Co.
unsis has .fss - bs1d tor sais cheap. aud warTss
tss octT-lI
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THE WEEKLY SENTINEL

Is pasllshsd every Monday, 81 g. 90 per snsuul, /.
advance.
UTso paper ssEt without ths money, nor continues
slongef lime than paid Tor
Err rEf.
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NATIONAL BANK.
THR FIRST NATIONAL BINK
OF INDIANAPOLI1

Is THE onosl depository and hnsnsisl agsHi sftts
United States ssa viii furpish. On the .ostfsssrs-
hIA
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY NAN, WOMAN AM CHILD wko has used
STERL1NG'S AMBR0SIA.

Is Wiling 20 recommend H. Three years Of apidly Ia
creAsng sale. have psds the AmbrosA famous all owe
evorfl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28
ILI1CFIil IRAN. Err

will aboud with selections OF Wit, Original
Stories, Comic >kcschss. and light Literature
CHILLED from a wcl!-g red storehouse of!un,
fact and incident afording interesting light
reading IA after for the Flre-sids
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28

The ONLY reliable self-Adjnsting Wringcr
The frame being of Iron, thoroughly gal.
van xed, oil danger from rustas fe'nored, ana
the liability to shrink, swell split, &C. so
unavoidable in wooden machines, ID preven-
ted. ~
70 wear out or get out Of order;< it can tie
fastened to the tub in single second.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT COG-wIIEELs.
T. took the FlRTT PREM iUh at Fifty
<ovsn state and County Fairs in 1853, andis
,,,thoA an exception, the test Wringer ever
made.
Instead of believing the statements OF par
ties interested in the sale Of other Nringels
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test it thoroughly With any and all others,
and Il not entirely satisfactory, returnit.
II will wiring anything from a thread to
he'd o,;h without alteration.
Patented in tho United States. England,
Canada. and Australia .t2 >'r
Asoats " anted in every town. n~s
Energetic men can make from TO 10
dollars per day.
Putnam manufacturing Co: - 4
GrNTLrMEN; kmo~ from practical e.
n,r;,nce that trsn .rell gslvam'zed Nth s'ns
,riH not oxidise or rust one part'ch. | can
safely say. after several years experience IN
tho manufacture of cham for chain-punrs
and water d ,awers, in which ! have testto
the affinity Of iron and zine, that il the pro
cess be conducted properly, it is . perfect
weld of the two. Ha
Nearly one year ago my family sommep-
ced using one Of your Wringers, II new
performs all of it's functions as veil as u d'o
tbs Srst time it was used, and has hecoMe
a, in a;snsps;hss article with us. have
.,o.slv observed sevcrs' other kinds OF
cloth ss-wringers, the modns opsfend' beng
different. irving to produce he same results
| a. the putin am Wringer. fut in my iudg-
mon, shey have failed THE putnom Hiring
sr $ as Near perfect as possible, snd ! cor
ehserfuuu recommend II 10 Be the 6eh ~ use
Raspe stfullv yours II.
JNQ. " WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
nanyv.ar.' experience in the galvan-
iing busin sss en- able me to indorFs the ABOVE
sta tsment in all particulars.
.s I'D No. 100 Beeknann st.
A. New York. January, 1854
No.. i, $3.50; 10: A, $3.50
M,,nfaotnred and sold, wholesale and
TUE PuTNA NJ MANUFACTURING CO.,
No l3 Plat St. N. Y, and Cleveland Ohio.
uss,s &c. ESRTKRoe, Agent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28
kstNGf g.: TNE
pnisA Eost India Ccifs.
DE POT
1913 Reade Street, N. Y.

TAs above Company are known oil over
- world as shs own srs of the Coffee Plan
ations ottawa and Batavia in The Dutch
East InA dies, and are ths largest nonopcli-
xsrs Of Cof'se on the Globe.
The andsrsis ,sdlwho is appointed their
sole Agent in the United States and in the
British Csleniss) will have tor sale three diff
erant kinds Of Coffee, which, for regularity
grade and ohesrnssr Of prise, will defy
snpes;sion-
3 Our "Basavia C.dss' never before intro
dsesd into this. but extensively used 10 the
Armies and Naviss of Europe, and richly
valued, will be put up at prices to reach all
consumers, and our Eatra Jass will be the
Ma snum Bsnum Coffee Of the age.
W. will have, for accommodation Of Gro
GERS, Families, and Government Contractors.
samples dry, and drawn) for testing.
Orders solicited. On receipt of cash. cot
~ promptly forwarded as directed.
g. A. LIPPMAN.
tss Rsads Street. New York.
Sole Agent, D. E. I. G. Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28
Real Estate for
Sale.

THE subscriber will sell good dwelling
l. house and lot-also Black Smith
shop in N ew Oregon, Iowa, upon tho mos.
favorable terms. Also the $, F.. quarter Of
y quartz. 6 sscc:e!:on 81, township o.
North Range II, west. Title guaranteed.
~ Tbs house and Lofts On Main street, en-.
IS conveniently situated as to the business.
water, &c. the land is within one halt mile
of New Oregon. For Information enquire
Of Geo. w Plercs, New Oregon, Isva, a. the
subscriber IT Fayette, iowa. nl2tf
Fesyb, 1854 D J. NJ. WALKER
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28

= ARkANUALH CO., MANUFACTuRES AGkNfs.
No ,s7 BROsDW Ny NEW YORK
that all the above lists goods will be sold for
One Dollar eaeh' 81 .' @a
In consequence of the great stagnation OF
trade in the manufacturing districts Of Eng
lard, h nueh he war hav ng cut off tbs up
DIV Of cotton Il large quantity oil Valuable
jewel,y ORIGINALLY, intended tor the Eng
lsh mar kst has been sen of Tor sale IN this
country, AND MUST BE SOLD AT SACRl-
FlCE! Under these CIRCUMSTANCES, AR
RANDALL & c., acting as agents for the
Eu, opeui1 n,anut .ctures, have resolved upon
GRtAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION, subject
to the fol swing reeulat ons: Certlhas'as OF
the var ous articles IRE first put INTO envel-
opes, sea ed up, aud mixed: and then order
cd, are taken out without regard 70 caoice
and sent by mail. thus giving all taf
chance. On receipt OF the certificate, you
v,llse what you are to havs and then II IS
1t vour outien to take the arsice or not.
un,cha or. may thus obtain Gold Watch,
Eismsnd Ring or any set Of Je weiry on our
list for One Dollar ....,.,.4
SsHp3 rs ENTs FOR CEsTlFJcATs
In all transactions by mai VIC shall ehargs
for forwarding the Certif Gates, paying past
aes, and doing the business, rs cents each
which must he enclosed when the Certificate
issent for. Five Csrtf Gates will be sent fol
81. eleven for 81. thirty TOT 3S,g sixty-hvs to'
$40 and ahundrsa for SIS.
AGENT We want agents in every
regiment, and in every tswn and county in
the country, and those acting - such wlis.
allowed 1Oeent on every Cert AGATE ordered
for them. provided their remittance anou +
to one dsli.r.. Agents, will collect IS cent?
! by eyery Certificate, ind remit rs cents t.
W., either in cash or postage stampa.
| a# 2ARRANDALE & TO-,
,1buS = .'Af54 le7 BROADWAY NY
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28
Comic IIIUstra ions.

This Department. of tho Monthly, under
the Immediate supervisor OF "cLENAN, the
celebrated Comic Dsiinsator, will be foGnd
always rich in Wit, Msrriment and sppro-
pirate Design
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28
kMALGAM BELLS,
AMALG AN BELLS,
AMALGAh BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS.

A. prices within the reach Of every Church
osksel. Cemetery. Factory, or Farm IN the
land. Their ass Throughout. the tuised Sta
tss and Caandss for the past six years has
prsvea them to combine Most valuas'e quail
Hss. Among which are TONE. STRENGTH,
ssxsRossSsss, aud DURABILITY OF yiaRA-
rex., unssua!!cd hy any otheS manufacture
Sizes from Ixso Scoe lbs, costing rwo-7 RIRDs
Ls.s th an vIher metal, or 90 cents per pound
st which rr,ca warrans thsm twelve
months. Old bell metal taken n exchange
or bought for sssh. Send 70: 9 c.T:a!ar 10
tho Manufacturer.
JOHN B. ROBINSON.
No.lss William Street, New York.
LIST Of rR1cEs, WEIGHT: AND saEs OF YARN
MOTEL. STEAMBOAT, scHooI-HsvsK: SHOP,
AND FACTORY KILLS,
These bells are fitted with Yoke, Stand
Ards. Crank and Bolt. complete for use