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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07

An account Of a most appalling
murder, of three persons in the
family of a Mr.. Buck, near Lam
sing Michigan, by a negro, is Civ
en- in the Detroit Free Press. The
persons murdered were Mrs. Buck,
her mother, and a little daughter.
The negro was arrested by the Of
fccrs the next day after the muir
der and lodged in Jail, from whence
he was taken by a mob and hung
to tree until dead. Ordinarily
we denounce mobs and mob law.
In this instance it has our approval.
Still we have as much respect for
the brutal murderer as for the me-
gro equalists that are seeking to
introduce those fends among the
people Of the north.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
"A PERSONAL JOB.

Congress demands retrenchment
in the departments, and raises the
compensation of members to five
thousand per session.
\ CoNTEMPTABLE JOB.
Congress cut off the bounty to
poor soldiers, raises The salary of
members to five thousand dollars
per annum, and squanders over two
hundred and fifty millions uselessly.
Congress votes to increase its pay
for protecting British comercc by
preventing our vessels sold during
the rebellion from coming back
under our flag.
"A HEAVY JOB.
Congress proposes to aid in con-
struction of lcvees on the Mississippi
pi and Yazoo river at an ultimate
cost of fifty millions, and raises the
pay Of members to five thousand dol.
lars per annum. "
AN IMMENSE JOB. 80
Congress grants millions acres Of
public lands and binds itself in the
sum of nearly sixty millions Of dol
i"r~ - ~f A..iidt"e
the Northern Pacific Railroad, and
at the same time raises the pay Of
members to FIVE thousand dollars per
session. .,t ..
We call upon the people not only
to take care Of these Congressman
at the coming elections, but to
watch how they spend their ill-gotten
gains in after life. They are the
grand jobbers of the country.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07

pets of the radicals in congress are
already getting theirs. And in all
these measures discriminating gains
WHITE, and in favor of negro SOL
dicrs, our own member Of congress
VIM. Is. Allison, took an active
part in favor Of tho. negroes and
against the white soldiers.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
Grand Ratification Meeting.

A Grand Convention for the purpose of
ratifying the proceedings Of tho late Phila-
delphia Convention, will be held at West
Union, Iowa, on the 18th day of September
1866, at o clock =. Nj. Eminent speakers
have been invited and their names will be
announced when informed who will be pre-
sent, Everybody is invited and u grand
turn out expected,
by order Of State Executive Committee
for Sd Congressional District.
VIM. A. CHASE,
4. G. GASE.
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them, have THE RIGHT to recur

them, have THE RIGHT to recul
to fundamental principles, and, il
need be, TO DESTROY THE GOV.
ERNMENT UNDER WHICH THEY
LIVE and to erect on its ruins an
other more conducive to their vel
fare. l HOLD THAT THEY
HAVE THIS RIGHT. Twill
NOT BLAME ANY PEOPLE FOR EXER-
cIslNG 1T, WHENEVER THEY
THINK THE CONTINGENCY HAS
COME.
The above, like the uttcrances OF
most of those who were exponcnts
of republican principles prior to the
war, is clear and explicit. Sena-
tor Wade, Horace Greeley, the lead
crs Of the party entertained and
urged similar views in regard to
rights of the States to 60 out of
the Union. Not only this but
every one Of them declared them
selves at different times IN FAVOR
OF D1sUNIoN. In the same speech
to which we have before alluded
Mr.. Wade made the following dis
tinct declaration Of principle.
Il certainly shall be the advo-
cate of that same doctrine whenever
| find that the principle of this d".-
ernment have become so oppressive
to THE SECTION to which | belong
that free people ought no longer
to endure it. You WILL NOT THEN
FIND ME- BACKWARD BEING THE
ADVOCATE OF DISUNION; but that
contingency never having come, I
have never yet opened my mouth in
opposition to the Union. But say,
for heavens sake, act, not talk. 1
am tired Of eternal din "of dissolu-
tion of the Union which is brought
up on all occasions, and thrust Unto
our faces, as though we, of the North,
had some peculiar reasons for main
tanning the Union that the Southern
States have not. l hope the Union
will continue forever. I believe it
may continue forever. Isee nothing
at present which / think should dis
solve it; but if the gentlemen see it,
1 say again that they have the same
interest in maintaining this Union,
in my judgment, that We Of the
North have. Ifthey think they have
not, be it so. You CANNOT FoRcI-
BLY, HOLD MEN IN THIS UNION; FOR
THE ATTEMPT TO DO so, 1T SEEMS TO
ME, WOULD sUBvERT TIE FIRST PRIN-
c1pLEs OF THE GOVERNMENT UNDER
WHICH WE LIVE" .t,a
That these views express tho true
sentiments of the only disuuion par
ty in the country we are justified in
asserting, for no respectable member
Of the party ever dissented from the
views thus expressed. On the con-
trary whenever any member Of that
party has the moral courage to come
out in favor of restoration he has
been stormcd with the most vindic-
tive and bitter denunciation that
the leaders of the party could utter
in the English language. But in
no instance has one of 1.-THE faithful
ever denounced the press OR leaders
of the party, for advocating the dis
of the federal Union,
or the obliteration of States from
the Confederation of Sovereignties
formed under the Constitution.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
Empire Sewing Ma
chine Co,
Principal Office GIG Broadway New York.

Principal Office GIG Broadway New York.
REAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing
NJ Machines. Empire Shuttle, Crank
Motion Sewing Machine. 1t is thus rem
dered noiscless IN action. Its motion be-
ing all positive, it is not liable to get out
Of order. 1t is the best Family Machine!
Notice is called to our new and improved
Manufacturing Machine, for Tailors, and
Boot and Shoe Filters. Agents wanted
to whom liberal discount will be given,
No Consignments Made. (v7n43tf
HIP -, EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE Co.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
Hon. Reuben E. Fenton has been

renominated by the disunionists OF
New York for Governor of that state.
We predict the election Of a better,
truer, and purer man, to that posi-
ton, by the Empire state.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
ADVANTAGE CT this Plow..

{ It will last from throo to six tinlca
longer than any other steel pow MAJ" anywhere ~.
sgs:tY soils occ.sonally IL f,,,l on tho msr.ls
of streams in tho West, in which siicctSt"tl Flows >e
been la1ital'y~c" hTsaS ln E~,"f rty "+s
acrus OF the 50 soil without yet hsin;hA!f w.r". Ign
twill ssscour'' in tho N ost 4 ,rlcr.r
Soils where all other Flows lave f+ll Irthtre 80
Of ground anywhere in which vii! not scear, @o
yet to find it, i.f T.s -.
It draws lighter than any o;l:os
plow while cutting tho same width and ',i:a. Z, :
Tho Share can DO sharpcncd, or a
aiaef s ds Who G Ks a. TIC
perfectly n.alieable, and works "Sindll". -
Any section can be replaced by, y
duplicate to be had of any Agent the Shnre Lnosds
and Mouldboards ara cast In monlds. = '-l' 80" 49,
It is well stocked with New Eng
land secondgrowth timber and tho standard Is wrought
lron with slots" in THO CAP 20 as to give OF take land =
pleasure.
It plows at any depth, from throe
10 twelve inches, works perfectly in ether rn.o
turf leaves clean fnrrow aud turns under strbbIc Aua
foul trash completely.
R3-wor's, just as sure as there !. economy n ra:';s
xj-sx dollars once rather than five dollars FIVE Or 's
1S-times overs = in not losing time and Your temper,
AS-bec:use your Tow won't "scour;' - ai' in d"ing
HS-a quarter fifth more work. with Tie SANG power
aI-The quality and quantity ofwork it &h endure to
H1-perforln must be considered well AS the cos: price,
H5-in determining whether not the rlow i. cheap
H5-Plows are used for profit and the out IF ,rh't
AIe most dollars and cents can De qe IN prntt1"fe
Hrifs cost the cheapest, and VIC are conhont han
H5rgets moro than hundrod dollars worth Of Plews
1Irevery timeehe gets one Of these. 80. iJ@
These remarks are made after 3
familiarity with the merits of most Of the gomi Plowsn
use in the West, many Of which have justly carmel
good reputation. ..1 ... he35i
nay Our new model "B" Plow is
1a-designed expressly for stubblo and foul ground
&-Heretof6re we have had only the 'C' pattern de
lS-signed for both, turf and stubble Tho OBJ and
l0 patterns together will enable rs, 70 meet she
16rviews Of alt to shape, and givc them e'tae9
| 1a-.bold' or 'lean" plows as they prefer
CaN and SEQ them, gs
Wa.r-a,,sy cssv LIBERAL
a For Sale only
| BYCARrER Bro, GREER & THOMAS,
| FARM MACHINERY, ~
Agricultural Implements and
Hardware. $3.50. ,,y
MeGregor, Dseorah + Counovs,, lowa.
'"ol g>p -far32 ezasrA
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
THE LATEST SONGS.
Publ shed Jany LIST 1866


Mailed to any address free of postage.
Oh sing me the good old song 35c
We've drank from the same cantccn, by
J. G. Clark 700. ~ r, 35c
Beautiful Wales, song by r Thomas 35c
Pm happy as the day is long soc
Somebody's Darling 35c
Violets under the snow, by II Tucker 35c
Sweet be thy repose, j H Thomas -. 35c
Song of the spoon, new college song SOC
The Angel Guide by Favager SOC
When / went counting Sallie, comic 3Oc
July a withcred rose Csc
Mother, have heard sweet music Csc
Pleasant dreams of long ago 35c
Oh, say not woman's heart is bought Soc
Kathleen Dear 40c
Before was married, Oh dear Csc
Wen meet no more at twilight hour SOC
Beautiful isle of the sea, j. r. Thomas 35c
Old don't care, by w. X. Basford CSC
Light of my soul, of thee Pm dreaming, 35c
Five o'clock in the morning $50
Cleon and !, song by Harry Tucker, 30c
Come, Nellie dear Pm weeping, Tucker ,30c
Music on the waves, vocal Duet by
5r.>@ Glover 6Oc
No time like the old time SOC
Give the old man a chance SOC
One bright mOony night, comic, 35c
They all come home but mine 3Oc
Young man on the railway Csc
When Fenians fight for Freedom 35c
! Down by the gate, by J. r. Thomas 4Oc
B6@Parties ordering Music and over
paying for the same will receive their
change inclosed with the music, or Music
will be selected as parties prefer.
All orders promptly attended TO, and
any information cheerfully given
y" References,
Hon. GEo., w. PATTERSON, ex.Goyer-
nor of New York, Westfeld, New York.
p T. r. COLEMAN, President Lake Shore
Bank, Dunkirk New York.
New York City References,
WILLIAM A. PoND & Co., WILLIAM B.
BRADBURY; CARHART, NEEDHAx Co.; Siberia OF,
Hugh Riddle, ESQ, General supt. Erie R. r.;
Wheeler Wilson. .t,s rsyrfszs. 70
H-Address orders, o. J. WILLARD,
Wholesale Piano Forte, Organ Music Dealer,
No. 627, Broadway, New York.
N. Y. March 80, 1866.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
The Presidential Tour,


against the white soldiers.
The Presidential Tour.
The President and his friends in
] the Cabinet have made tour from
. the city of Washington to attend
the laying Of the corner stone of
| The Douglas Monument. From
! the time the party left the Capital
. Capital until its arrival at Chica-
! 90, was one continued ovation.
Even in Philadelphia where the
city authorities refused the presi-
dent reception, TIE PEOPLE turn
cd out hundred thousand strong,
to welcome THEIR Chief Magistrate.
In spite Of all the efforts of his dis
union enemies to throw obstacles
in the way, the entire country
along his line Of travel has formed
in line Of procession and marched to
do honor, and give words of cheer
ing welcome to the patriot
Statesman. who now adorns the Of
fee once held by q Washington, 4
Jefferson and Jackson.
In his integrity, wisdom,
patriotism and virtue, the masses
have an abiding confdencc;a and in his
efforts to restore the union of our
fathers upon the basis Of its an
cicnt and time honorcd contribution,
without infringing upon or impairing
the rights of any. He will have the
active cooperation Of the people.
Gen. John A.. McClcrnand dcliy-
cred speech at the Democratic
State Convention in H., that has
set disunionists in the highest state
ofpolitical agitation. He was speak
ing of the inconsistency of the pres
cnt disunionists in their admitting
certain states to representation in
both houses of congress, during the
time they were in rebellion
and rejecting their representatives
in times of profound peace. Will
Mr.. Allison, next Monday, explain
why these states were admitted then
and are excluded now? But read
what Gen. McClcrnand said, here it
is. -.
I'm 1863 when the rebel flag was Ay-
ing victoriously upon the great bat
tic field of the Potomac; when Vicks-
burg and Port Hudson still defantly
held out against the union army,
those same men recognized Louisi-
ana as Il state in the union, and ad-
mittcd her, upon Il test vote in the
house Of representatives, to repre-
sentation in that body. Again, in
1864, during the great crisis of the
rebellion, this same faction went
farther, recognized Tennessee, Lou
isiana, Arkansas and Florida, as
states in the union, received dele
gates from them in the national con-
vcntion at Baltimore, and counted
the votes of those delegates in favor
of their nominee for PRESIDENT
Those states were then in fact insur-
gent; now they arc pacific, returned
to their allegiance and petitioners
for recognition; but how are they
treated, in what light are they re-
garded? Returning insult and injury
for sympathy and service, the same
faction deny federal fellowship to
the same states; claim the right to
degrade them to the condition Of
conquered provinces; to coercc them
by penal enactments to change their
constitution Of government; to de-
privc them of a voice in the national
legislature, and to tax them without
a ali?wins them Legislative represen-
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A JObbillg Congress.

AS the people arc grooming with tax
alton, itmay be interesting for them
to know how some of it is raised and
how it is squandered by Congress in
jobs of various kinds. For exam
there pocs for the
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
here goes for the

Total jobs in Uncle SIS cash $3.50, 200, 900
Congress meanly cuts off the sal
airy of Minister Harvey, because he
wrote private letter in defence of
the President, but increases its own
salary, earned only by abusing the
President.
Congress votes to it's own salary
but defeats the Bankrupt bill; de-
signed to relieve poor debtors.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
Misttltanteus.

w HOLE LIE n ENT.
6a7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-01

n WILL be sold at Public Sale at
IfS the residente Of the subscriber ont : =: a
ILL the farm Of Joseph =. Dgrrickson, inttt~-rIs
Braudyvine Hundred, on the Grnbb Road Ia -SiAs-
esding from tho Practical Farmer Il o. f. Parrys no.
tel, GU THURSDAY, tue sth day of March 1866 vt ~
O'ecck, NJ Q good work driving hoIsri one is mn
excellent Oriver; l one year I'D colt, MIsan Black
iiRwk u fr--rAtn Mitch Cows just com ng into pr
fit; hei.ers; twoy Gar old Bail
Forming implements Consisting Of lcsas cart Ilows
! spike Harrow, huho harrOws double aud sing Ia
trees bets Of drawing chains, psif of pillow chnins
" COW chains, gluboing hoes, shuyelE spades, orit-
rskes post and hand nug-rs, pitching AAvj aul no
Wedges, revolving horse rake, l moving machine,
nearly new, corn shelter, new dearborn; tottfng
wagon, milk wagon. SGT of Carriage and donrboru
harness. corn oats and potatoes by the buhei. lot o.
wheat in the ground; A-- Household AMI Kitchen Rurn
time. Dairy fixtnIeH consisting Of buckets milk pans
cream etccks, butter tnb ana bees in the 1.-Two.
81 Condinons male known day of sale.
JOSEPH :. DERRiCEsCN,
fab % In InIIN nIIIIIIp. ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-01
PllIiIIU aAI.r.-

=, Will Be sold At PnbIlc fsIa, on The -,
IN farm known r. the Grlj fsrm, ia Mill ~ ~
&S2S Creek Hundred on the ruad lealin g A..
from DIummond's lill to Whi'o CLAY Creek Church, On
TUESDAY, The 9Th day of NRTr, 1876. Al IL O'Clock
the bllowng personal property, viz; 2 goon brood
Marts, one with hnl by Young Moscow, owntd by Mr
aharp a. warranted to rk vol in al kinds Vi hnr-
ness. The other good family well br Ike t. haf.
ner-; colt mouths old; yoke OF young Oxen, welt
broke aud in good condition, air lat oxen, II not Id
before the day OF Sale head 81 Cows will lie In pr NJ
this SPRING hcfers years old, with calf also yrari
mo .
about l, 900 weight Of pckled pork hur horse power
aud thresher goOi order; 2 uI.carts with brood
wheelg light dearborn, eIA oXFnkss horse fork
p'ows hArrows. Cutyatprs; l barrel Vt sJtg hum Mo.
ia'E, and great many other Articles too TEDIOUS To
menton. "
TfRMs.-All sums nf SO and rnd.r sash all ann.
over that anornt credit Of six months will he given
by the purchaser giving his note wlth approved en-
dnraar. JAMES I.ITrIE
A. CANNON Auot fab 95ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-01
Pul,jtc sale.

"a The sub-crihsr will sell at Public 6S<vSfH
<A Sale, on the premises occupied byAyC
NIX John W. Ayrss, on Bohemia Manor lAk@1A
sA~ opposite the res ilen;e Of Col JoshuaCi iyton,
on FRIDAY the 2ni day OF March, 1865, at II O'Clock,
A. NJ tie following St ck and Farming Utensils, cpnSst-
lug "f6 horses, mank which is very hne road Mare
suitable either for lazy gentleman TO ride; two good
work Mares # hue size Young and sound. work well
together others anilll Tor iaim work; l yoke OF
oxen cows 4of which have calves by their sides these
O. VS. are supporter ulEefs;2 Of them are Of improved
stock aud worthy tie Alteration OF Farmers wishing 10
improve thor stock cattle tie other two com
lug into profit rovu; isfors two years old In the
Slrng, ye,ring, Of good stock; shoats,2 wagons
wagon harness, uxout soTmantown wagon aud harue-s
VI gears brides and collars, puwe harrows, cutyA
tors 'oras shovel sptdes Ties cradles straw Cut
ter whit, and Vo atoos by tho sushcl, 80 acres
wheat IN the gre und, Gu credit Of six mouths. Al
other sSl circuit Of one year; under thai
nlnuuut Cash, feb 2z.ts T.. ELLA ON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-01

IN Tue subscriber intending to quit 800
6c2i business will sell n, Public Sa e. all 6r.ISS
his residence at Dexters Corner, in Appo L.-il.-
quinimink lid on THURSDAY, tho sth day of
March, 1906, at II olcuck. II. m consisting Of six
head of horses, four fit for my business, cot two
years cd; colt one year cd | brood mare which
cannot bo exceled; four cows three OF them spring
ing, the otter fresh one carriage and harness,
rm wagon and harness, mil wagon, whesbarrow,
corn shelter grindstone plOws hnrrows, single and
double trees puir Of carriage springs lot of ci.
der barrels, | barrel Of vinegar; forks rphes n lot
of feed troughs lot Of oak boards lot Of weather
boards, ct ofmauurei pair oil bedsteads 3stovps,
! cooking large farm table cnarsi | ladder "a
feet long and various other articles. Terms cash
feb 22-ts, GEO W. ALEXANDER Jr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-01
Dwelling asousc al AuclIon.

WILL be sold at Public Sale at the
.FE,EAt Hotel Of Morris Dickinson, in Market
ss;.,:f street above Second, on SATURDAY,
flsrtiYa4 March Sd, 1866, the three story brick
.sdi'-e%" dwelling house, situated on the S. E
corner of King ana eth SITS having front of rs
feet ches on King street, and tending back that
width 81 feet containing two thousand one hundred
aud thirty feet Of land, be the same more or less
This properly is located in high and airy position
in enc OF the most desirable neighborhoods in the
city of Wilmington. 1t is central within one square
OF Market street, aud within few minutes walk Of
the prirc'pal stores banks, markets. and tho prn.
clple churches of every denomination. 1t was &C.
cupied by the prescott his residence until his
removal from the city
IERMS,-Hen per cent Of the purchase money
to be Paid on the day Of SALE and the balanee on
the 25tl day of March when possession will be
given or ii preferred by the purchasers two thos.
dol srs may remain secured ty bond and mort
gage nipon the property, Sale to commence at two
Ecleck, p. NJ. TuoS. NJ CANN.
LEWIS W. SrlDuAM, Auotioneer, feb IN,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-01
pUnLIC RAEg,-

&y1 WILL be said at Public S lie, air.
&s-the residence of the subscriber, MY
Srandyw'ne Hundred, about fou mIes from ill
mingt5n, the road eadin1 iron, IgIlavvillc n
Rookiand, on WEDNESDAY, the 7'h day Of March
1865. at ~ ocloci, A, M tho following persIusl
property One horse, three year OLD cit, mare
colt, SIX good mileh cows he.fsrs, yearling bnli
shoats, and chickens '
FARMING UTENSILS Consisting Of cart
market dearborn l Shsw's Iron Harvester, revolt
viog horse rake, grain fan grindstons, pIows, har
rows, cuitvators, shovels hoes, crowbars, slodge
hammers, large log chains double and single
trees, basket sleigh, cross cut saw, hay by he
ton, corn fodder md many other articles
DAIR YFlXTURE5-Uonsistingo Of 2churps. ono
large; l butter tub cream cans tin oans, &C. Also
l large wood stove &c. JAMES RICHTER.
W. Ii. REYNOLDS, 4uctioneer. feb I5.ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-01
IlIIISIEC SALE.

Will he sold I'll Pubc Sale, AZ the residence Of the
,ubscrbeI, in Mil Creek hundred. hs mile Of
HrackinyIlir, WEDNESDAY the llth day OF NJ arch,
$780, at II IclOek II, TIE following Personal Property
- va. One good road or brood Mare, years cid
~ superior young horse. Of hne style, coming 8
SA years oil; l god !aDiiy horse, ono ss,zesyfy
cult 10 months old, four good Cows. one fat Ef}R
Hog, ti,ruu eLoatH and lot Of Poultry. MR8H
Farming Utensils consisting Of one Germantown car
rlnge market dearborn, two horse wagon, one broad
wheel cart, harvest bed, axle and tongue, gain
fan, shelter, large grain chest, dCI.n sriu
bags, set OF carriage harness. new set of dearborn
harness. sets OF wagon harness. collars and brides
uxyOke plnws harrJws clluvatOrH double aud sin lie
tro"s, Dr.ad axe, y zt post Au{er, bvfng ma.
chne hay knife, maui and wedges; forks shUvels hoes
chains, &c.
Household and Kitchen Furniture such as beds had
st a. tables caairs and carpets, desk and parci stove
Ais barry FiIur, such milk buckets pans tt urn
Sregm Kettles and butter tabs. Terms cash.
X, J. KLAIR.
fall O
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-01
PUBLIC rsfALN.

- The suhsofibsr, intending to SO Nest -.
IN this Spring viii sill ~ Public Sale at NJ. W
dt-XN his residence IN tic village Of Christi .EA-
ana, whie cAy Greek Hun lrod Now Castle conniy on
TIL TUESDAY, Il eth day Of March no1i all bis Person
al Property m fJluWs i god Horse for road farm.
Ing new 'Itra fhrm WAGON, ion aNlrs new G, r.
manown Wagons good mari ct Wagon, / gnod f,iniIy
Carriage, open Wagon, or 1arth, new " agon Body
set Carriage hnrnofs, new Cutivatots and sets u
Cultiyator Teeth lsw double Harrow, Double trees
5ingetrees Hoes, sh wells, Forks. Axes &c Asl sea
sonrd WhoelwrSbt StGr rlAnks and Spokes OF ali
kinds, aud some Blacksmith Tools.
Household end Kitchen ,ruiture, consisting Of one
cook st'se ncnry new Continental No and 9th ar
stoves carpets bur LuA, nearly tables Stands.
10 chairs, Betee cane bottom rocking chair; bod.
steads good feather beds, several looking glasses
wash hsnehes, 3 wash tubs, meat benches | cur
b ardi Dishes preserving ars cock Clnrn milk pms
2hogrheals meat barrels, and many other articles
Sale to commence ut / o'cloel, z NJ Terms cash.
HENRY SNYDER
A. CAM ON, Aurtlouetf faI, Ia.