New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-06
WHOLE NO. 3C1

a small Concord wagon, drawn by a
bob tailed gray horse. His celebrated
despatch, ''Ken;, vid;, vici,'' or, 1
came and saw in Concord wagon, has
reference to this circumstance.
| Washington was membe, Of the
Know-Nothing Order and directed that
none but Americans should be put on
guard, which greatly annoyed the
Americans, their comfort being entire
'y destroyed by perpetual turns Of
guard-duty.
| "Im ruined-utterly ruined" said
a cleaned-out speculator in our hearing
the other day. The gentleman had
invested his cash in several tempting
b"bbes, and they had all burst, leaving
him without anything in the world that
he could call his own, save his watch,
bis wardrobe, lot of unsettled bills,
and the ill-will of his creditors. And
so (and he might have sot for picture
of despair when he said it) he was
"ruined'" Out on the whimperer!
Would you believe it, reader, this des-
1onding creature is short, hale man
Of thirty y-five, with ct least the average
amount of brains. Thrco monthe oeo
he had as much wealth as might content
any reasonable man, but he thought he
saw fine opportunity Of doubling his
capital, jumped at it as pike might at
a minnow with hook in its tail, and
was landed high and dry on Des.isution
Rock. And there he sits, sgrrowing-
plenty of drift wood all around HIM
whereof to construct raft that would
bear him to better haven, but with.
out the energy to get anoat again. It
is impossible to pity such people. They
can only inspire men with contempt.
A man who has his health, fair share
Of brains, and is willing to work, can
never be ;'ruined." y Journal Of Conn.,
The Auburn IN. " Advertiser,
Secretary Stewards home newspaper
organ, says:
"That the president is opposed in
his policy Of restoration by class Of
men Of which Sena tor Sumner is their
representative. we are obliged to con
fess' but we believe the body Of union
lists will go with the president on that
subject, and thus sustain him. AS the
democrats cannot do any better, we
hope they may be wise enough to do
the same. If they do, they ought to
come in and vote with u.s. s...,,
The ass Of men Of which Senator
Sumner is the representative compri--
ses about two thirds of the republican
parry. II ui'o 1ruIa1uInH tnllu wuuL W
sustain the president, it has only to
read the resolutions Of recent democrat
ic state conventions to ascertain how
it can best do Sc.
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'What do you ask for this article?'
, inquired Obadiah of u young Miss.
Fifteen shll'ings.' 3
, Amt you little dear?" .t..F
Why she replied, blushing, all
, | the younv man fell ma On p,
lie came strait away. ..n,, -....r.
rns consumption Of beer is rapid
~ increasing in the United
States In 1860 the a annnns snad waa
7 100000 of barrels. In 1854 the
; quantity used had increased to $4,000
t 900 Of barrels, or nearly barrel
apiece for everybody. 2'' q aa
! Children are inquisitive things--for
instance: "What does cleuve mean,
pa" ut means to unite together.
"Does John unite the wood together
when he oeaves its'' "Hem, we'll. it
> means to separate. "Weil pa, does
. maa separate from his wife when he
cleaves to her?' elem hem, don't
ask 80 many foolish questions child"
9 PAuslNG The Auburn Aduertise,',
j. the aome organ of Mr.. Seward, calls
u for a halt,o on the negro suffrage issue: