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ny GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auettoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES
AND LOTS, SITUATED AND FRONTING On
CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN IST AND ID
sIREETS East, AND Personal EFFECTS
AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY, the Sth day of March, 1915. L
m. commencing on the first named property. by
virtue Of deed of trust to the subscriber, hear
ing date the Sd day Of August, eighteen hundred
aud .iSty five and duly Teeorded in Biber N q.
7, Ne. foiics 1873, 4Ss 40 Nc, one of the land
rocOios for the county Of Washington, in the Dis
uiCt Of Columbia. to wit:
Lot numbered b, in the subdiyisi OF part OF
square numbered seven hundred and thirty one,
t75l with the improvements. Said lat 'front.' lg %
feet on Pennsy lganla avenue and - feet deep The
above property Is on the south side of PeDnsylva.
MIA aY' nue., between LIST street east AMI public
space
Terms: One half cash; the balance in six, twelve
ana e-t 1teeI months, The purchaser or purchasers
= give notes for the deferred PAYMENTS, bearing
interest from TIE day Of sale.
A deed given and n deed of trust taken, to secure
the pay ent OF the notes
All conveyance AT the cost or purchasers, inclu-
ding revenue stamps
SInN will be reqnirei paid down when the prop
er'y il knock ed OF, and " complied with. the
property will then aud here put up az ain ami
sold to the next highest bidder.
II the " hole terms art nOi complied with In ten
dsys after d6v Of sale, the Trustee reserves tho
right "a sell the property. by advertising the
same three times ~ the Evening star
fe l4-eo&d5 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austs.
~ THE ABOVE SALE OF LOT +, IN THE
Subdivision OF Part Of 7sl, with the imp-ovenents
same holr ana place
ny oIder OF the Trustee
mis- eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts -.
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nY GBEEN s WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs.

TRUSTEES ssLE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ShLE, FRONTING on SOUTH re
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
EAST CAPITOL HILL, AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.
On WEDNESDAY,, the I4fh day Of March next,
ct 4 O'Clock. o. M. L shall cell ia front Of The
premises. by virtue Of IL ed az trust me from
the subscriber. dated the 2th day ef March. 1879,
aud duty recorded in the Lana Records for Wash
ingtoR County, lis'rict OF ColumLis Litter N @.
T, No IS ipli"s 2n3. 40, and ? 9. Lot No. L. in
Square -. from. So feet South street raR-
ping back good depth to fae alleys, with the i'm
proveuents.
7 he above property will be sold ACCORDING to the
said deed OF trust On the premises
TeTms One fourth each; balance in &. IL and rs
months for notes hearing interest and secured By q
deed Of trust on the premises.
All cenveyAncing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser.
s 100 down when the property is knocked OF BY
tie Auctioneers.
feb d. eoSds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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by DowNMAN. & GREEN Real Estate Brokers.

" y.
X. 4. PAGE, AuCiioneer.
On FRIDAY the 18th of March, at : q NJ. we
VIII sell IN front Of the premi that valuable i-
proved real estate at the corner of 18th aud -
at present occupied by the Provost Marshal Gen
ersi al a rent Of , ,sC0 per annum.
Terms: 5000 cash; 5000 in six months. and the
balance III tive equal annual iustalneal g, interest
pay able semi annually.
: 40 down at fall of hammer.
Expense Of conveyance aud stamps at cost OF plr-
chaser DOWNMAN & GREEN
NH CIT Real Estate Brokers.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

Cfisf QWart,rmaster's 0itce Depot Of Wa,hiH.ton.l
,.. Washington, II. c., March 10, Is6 (
Will be sold ct Public Auction on the nrenisas
uncsr the direction of Breyet Lieutenant Colonel
James N Moore, A. z NJ, on FRIDAY. March t.
is o, at u clock m, the following described GOV
errmcnt bindings situated AZ the Signal Camp OF
ihsfTuct'Cn- Oh the TeUnallytown road, near
Georgetown, ID. g. viz:
One ~ Kitchen, u by Il feet
One ID Guardhouse. 20 by ?! feet
One 80 Stable, % by 26 feet
One % Shed. L. by 9S feet
Ore III Blacksmith Shop ID by 20 feet
One % SibE, 8 by 10 feet.
One % Signal Stand 10 by 10 feet
One q Flag Pole. 40 feet long
The Pulldinss will he sold siDgly, and must be
removed within fifteen days from date sf sale.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
ID. II. RUCKER.
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Qusrternsster,
NH lO-t Depot OF Washington.
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I,Y JAMES c. MCGUIRE co, Auctioneer..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on nth ST
&hST, BETM EEN NoRTn AND SIS,
IMPROVED BY FRAME HOUSE
On THURSDAY EVENING, March 18th, at i've
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell thu north
twenty feet Il Lot IS, in square No. an fronting
20 feet on llth street west, between north 4 aud
streets. and running back with that width 100
feet ! inch, and improved by Frame House, con-
tainiI T0Ums and kitchen,
Terms Of sale. 0ne-shird cash; the balance In 6
and l2 months with secured ties bearing u terest
II conyeysncing snd stamps at cost OF purchaser
NH dtd J. G.. MCGUIRE co, Aucts
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lT NAGLE CO., Auctfeneers
- Sales rooms No. 267 Pennsyivanis avenue
cerner Of 18th street,
Nagle Go. will give their personal attention &c
the sale Of Real Estate and household Furniture ST
the residence Of families declining housekeeping
Also, - the sales of stocks Of Groceries aud Mer
ehsndise Of every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness, &C. dec l-ly
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AUCTION SALE

CHOICE OLD WINES. LIQUORS Ann sFGARs
Will he sols by Maggie h Co.. Auctioneers, on
TUESDAY, March 18th, 1916, at IL o clock at "a 4
Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th streets-
The entire stock Of Wines aud Liquors in wood and
glass.
Al.o, about 20 90 choice brands of segars
Also, Five Years Lease sf Store
Sale without reserve. as the proprietor Is re-
firing from business
mh7- NAGLE & CO., Aucts
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AUCTION SALRx
IPsr oaer Asot.e, .S,,I1. - So, -.
RI. 0. MCGUIRE 90 Auosisneer,,

ny virtue ~ do rec of the Su ORE =. Court ~ ~
DISTRICT f'elun' ia made Ia the Ga r.e on Will ms
es 81 vs. Rstth1siJ ct al No S,S elntty ". Va N
cH-i NJ snruon. on THURSDAY, IN. sth d., 81
ApTii, on the premises, at 6 O'Clock o m the two
e'ory Brl.k fwelling on a. street, i'm neaiaieIy
SUI n OF he property of Geo. Parker Fs1 viii
the ground attached, IL being . rart Of Lot No
about = feet on ~ street, ana running back with
Terms 81 sale: One third OF the purchase money
10 De paid In cash, and the residue eaual in-
staIments ~ 6 and u months, with interest u be
secured by approved notes and n Ieserved lien.
The terms ~ sale must be complied with in one
week ter sale othe rwise the property may lie
the first purChRzer
Convey sncing and stamps at the csst Of the pur.
chaser.
WALTER COX,t ,-us,.as
h. MFRRIeK.
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DIED,

ChRL1N. On the 5tb instant, HTs LISHIA
tAbDiN, rrliCt Of the late James Ca-lin al her
residence in Alexandria Co. Va, aged 20 years -
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fell es eosd. GRREN WIFI WILLIAMS fEu xSsi.
RYJ. G. McGCIRE s 60, Auctieneers.

COMMISSIONERS sALE-Two BUILDING
LOTS, WEST END.
BY autbority Of decree of the Supreme
Court OF tks District, passed in the
Cause OF FREDERICK Roenmele and Others
against joseph Rnemmels aud others. the
subsciJeTs viii. on TUESDAY, the 2Oth day OF
March, instant. at O'Clock in the afternoon, in
trout ri the premises. sell st auction, Lot No l6
10 Sqsare No. lS6, BOW divided iRto two PARCELS,
having front OF 20 feet each the east side of
18Th street between and and viii offer the same
for sale in those parcels
Terms cash SIS 90 be pais on each lot en- the
fail Of the hammer, the sale proceed and II the
terms 20 the residue he not complied with vim
in I've daSs from the day OF sale, we shall resell
after seven days notice, at the risk and cost OF the
defsultinE purchaser.
All stamps and deeds 10 be at the purchaserb
cost. - -
JOHN A. RHEEM,
GEO. A. LANE,
VIM j. WILLIAMS,
JOHN KELLER.
Comni ssieners.
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, FRUIT
~ TREES, &c.

Respectfully calls the attention OF the public to
has extensive assortment of GARDEN and -
FLOWER SEEDS, which are this season of 20
the finest quality. From his long experienceA
with the seed trace-and the seeds having been
grown specially for his trade-he can warrant them
fgly equal to those he has had the pleasure Of sup
pIylrg bis customers in past ears
FLOWER SEEDS, embracing all the novelties
from ENGLAND and The Continent
The FRUIT TREES are vigorous and we'll
grown, consisting o. Pears, tstaOdard and dwarf,D
Plum, Cherry A pTicot. Nectarine. &C
delaware, Concord, and all the other ceiebT ated
Grapes, Strawberries, Raspberrles, Backberrie.,
tHrTsnts GOOseberrits. sc.
Shade Trees, Evergreens Roses. Dahlias Phlox-
es erbenas. Geraneams and other bedding plants
Win eTerl thing pertaining to the nursery bust
Less, all at moderate prices.
JOHN SAUL,
fe q eolet 800 9TH street near H.
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&. T. MfRRIeK. Trustees.
NH 10 2swsw q. MCGUIRE L co Auct.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucti.Rser.

IL VhNHkN w Lh@AtNNIoI AuCIIsRerrs.
PIANO FORTE AND HOUSEHOLD rURgI.
TIRE IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES AT
AUCTION
on TUESDAY, the l. th instant, at 10 DEL ,rk =.
m, We shall sell. At the residence Of Nj I'll Mil
Ter. or NJ street, between 9Th and iOtn streets,
mouse No. 9l2, general Assortment Of Farni-
tnTe. viz:
One Pianoforte, Knshe b Cs makers Baltimore
ohe PsrImr Suite, consisting Of Sofas OastOrs AMI
Side Chairs
yer Tables, Whatnots, and Rockers
MshoSsny Be1sjead-, Wardrobe.
w Ahstsnds and Dressing Bureaus
GoftaEe and other Chamber Furniture
russ and Cotton top Mattresses
Leather Pillows and Toilet Sets
alnut Extension Table
~ BahoGSiy aud Oak Siioboards, II ttrack
TTrussris. hrec My. and other CARROTS
Table Cr"ckery and GIas-ware
Sok aud other stoves and Fixtures
coed lot 81 Kitchen Renui.ite-
a nd many other articles toy numerous 10 anumar.
ate. Terks cash -
m 10 GRYEN WILLIAMS Au~ts
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MALE VI CONDEMNED MEDICAL AND
~ HOSPITAL PROPERTY
HAsBISTTON. II & March 10 l9S;
=, VIII be sold AZ Public Auction on THCGSDAy
me "a day of March next, at j. clock a ~ At
the furNeyinG Depot. 18th and p streets, in ibIs
Siiy, Isrge quantity of Condemned Medical nnI
Huspiial Property. con sistiug of ~
splints, Air Rubber Cushions, States, Clocks
insstsnds. Water Coolers, Spoons Knives aud
toIk- spstulss, Tunnels, Lamps aad Lanterns
Tin Guns and Plates, Gutta Percha Bed Covers
W alter Beds, Shee psEins Dressed. Tourniau.ts
Trusses hortsrs. Medicine Fanuner Chests Knsn,
sacks and Flel1 Conn auiun-. Leather puckets
Co.'s, Bs,i nE, Iron Ws-hstshis, Bottles Bei-ide
Tables, Mess Chests, Cooking Utensils, Bediiag
&C..
Fnrtr eight hours allowed to purchasers 70 re-
move propartv
Terms: Cash, III Government funds
CHAS. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon u. :. A Medical Purye -o-
NH lC-iOt G.. w. bOTELER. Auct
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EtYJ.C MCGUIRE a CO., AuOliOneers.

SALE Ply ORDER OFT ORPHANS OoUEr.
RATIFIED By THE SUPREME COURT OF
InE plSTRIUT OF C0LCMBIA. o. VAL.
sIREET NORTH. BETWEEN OoNsFs.
WHIST.
b. virtue % a decree Of the Orphans Court Of
the District 81 Columbia, passed February 2rh,
l>'o aud ratified 10y the supreme Court. shalt, a.
guardian OF the infant children of Michael Con
nlngt0n, deceased, OFFER for sale, at public auction
on he premises a. , . cl"ck p. m on wEDNEs
ia the lNh day OF March next, the interest Of
said infants In that valuable real estate In WASH
lnston city. ID. & being the west halt of Lot No
]. Il !. Davitsons suedtyisi"n Of square No. IsI,
having front Of Il feet on = street. by de 9th Of
l9 feet, t. public alley 10 feet wide With the i'm
Erovemeuts, consisting OF a snug tvo-story Frame
BCuse. containing rooms.
Terms. as EresoTihed by the decree One half
cash; cot which $50 must he posted on the day ~
sale , balance in nsnths from day of sale Ter
which n nsto IL 10 be given bearing interest from
day Of sale. and secured hy deed Of trust on the
premises.
CCnveyanoiDg and stamps ~ purchaser's cost
q. CAMMAGK. SIR. Guardian
m It'd a.. Mcguire & co. Aucts
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RT GREEs q WILLIAMS, Au.tio...r,

LEhSE, GOOD WILL, BAR BAR PIXTURRs
M ~ Mn naNbfCRSITuRs. AT AUOrIsN
On mVNDAn. the l2th iUstant. al "a o'ol.ch !.
m: We shall sell, on the pr~mia~s AT No. "a = snS
gag PeupsylSsniA svenue between istb ana 10
streets. south SADIE, viz t~> e-~ 80.
Counter, Oyster Boxes, 1 ecanters Glassware
Pine oval Frame Mirror Steel plate Fsrr.,tnS,
Chandeliers, Marble top Tables Three nj, ,i.s.,s.
stoves, Tsble I'nen, Sheets and Cases
Marble top Dressing Bureaus, washstands, ana
Red.teads ~
Cottage Bedsteads, Mattresses, Buresus, Raares.
&c
oilcloth, Stair Rods. and Kitchen Requisites
All 10 he sold without reserve.
Terms cash
nihsd GRFPN WuTIu.Na A.
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RYw. L. WALL d CO., AuctiOneers.

LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION.
On IHTESDAG AFTERNOON. March Is, stG
o'clock i'll sell ia frOuT If the pYemi sea- Lot
No. . in S4H8re No 20 fronting 20 es on street,
near the corner Of New Hampshire avenue, be-
tween 2lst and 2ed streets, containing $50 square
feet. Terms cash.
me- W. L. WALL co AyctS
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GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Arot,.
Rr ". L. WALL a co. Auctisussr..

LOT ON SEVENTH sTREET. MAR TIE
n PARh: AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Marsh Il. rnr.-
mencihg ~ "cl'.ck will sell. on the preui ss.
Lot DO. 4? IN Wiltherser's subdivision % .ausre
al, fronting p feet the east sae OF I'm .t
north sud the ity Railway and Tunuing b.ok -
fe-t, between " and = streets
Terms: One half Cssh; balance In six and tt-.lv,
months. bearing Interest, and secured by a Esd
OF trust on the premises
MD ". l.. WALL co. Auets.
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RY D. L. WELLS s CO., Aac.ioassr,

NC VIII cell, st ruhiic auction, on MONDAY.
o. e. TN AT L. O'Clock a. m the pre- mtses, at
ehnsliNeH s.enue, between nth ~ Isth
Consisting Of W "'"'o""'1
Ehtra Brussels and InsrAiu C.rpet.: ,I.o. R,d,-
c T"es.111' va aud Beddias; Ch.irs .nd sofss,
ersr,,hgI "ste. etoves, snd Kitchen Utsnsiis, aN
nen5Nng Comprising general aksortnrot Of
Gs. noId furnitnrs Also. two very nice shas
m % 0so'net WIN nfiiinery Stock and yi.turcs.
m u ID. l.. WELLS A t,O 49,.
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4 GENTS WANrED-In every county in the
a States Of Maryland sni Virginia, to engage in
aHglt ana lucrative employment. Apply, by letter
1r Otherwise, TO n. A. SACkETT, 33I J. street,
Washington ID q
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AUCTION SALES.

ki W. ID Lbn Is a 90 asrtioncers
~ No. J0T PpuR,yIy svssse.
CLOSING oursALEHr Dry GOODS AT AUo-
MONDAY NEXT M.rch ~ At ~ o'csrct. ct oar
nncuon Store we snail cs~ss nut the h~lspss Of
hr. Ssslstsss stook, enbrsStnx a seaersI A..
sortment eff
Ladies SILK erosks rrs.s Gocs.
Hosieries linen. 5heetings
Ribbons, Flowers. 30 &c
me n LEWIS 90 a,r<,
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FOR hENT-A two story HOUSE, iust finished
Il L. large rooms lot 80 40 feet, situaxe on Tth
street, fen rods beyond end Of railroad Rant
reasonable. IDqnire of r II. DAY, at ths Office of
Geo X. II Pay, ESQ corner of 5th st and Louisi-
avenue. Chron my3t
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4 GENTLEMAN desires a ROOM and BOARD
"A In q private family in the nerthwestern part
of the city. Coed reference required aud given
Address Box 495 Post Oficc. No boarding house
keeper Reed apply. NH at
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

Hon. John A. Bingham Of
Ohio on the Civil Rights Bill.
"By the constitution Of my own
state, neither the right Of the elective
franchise nor tho franchise of Office can
be conferred upon any citizen Of the
United States, save upon white citi-
zen of the United States. What do
you propose to do by this bill? You
propose to make 1t mtsdemeanor,
punishable upon conviction by fine
and Imprisonment in the penitentia-
ry. for the Governor Of Ohio to obey
the req uirements Of the constitution,
Of the State, which requires that none
shall be elected, and. therefore, none
commissioned to Office in that State,
save white citizens in the United
States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
NEGRO OCTRA G ES.

Our eastern exchanges continue dali
ly to chronicle the most horrible outra-
ges imaginable on the part of the
enancipated slaves.
Every paper We read tells US Of the
murder or violation Of the wife, daugh-
ter or helpless child Of some happy aud
yirtuous household.
These daily occurrences are fright.
fully on the increase, and should the
frequency of their occurrence continue
to keep pace with the liberties bestow-
cd by our national legislative bodies,
non this ie~e--"s aud BRUSH pur-
ton Of our population, freedom will be-
como with them in short time synony-
nous with libertinis N.
Negro lovers may boast Of the vir-
tues and good qualities Of the loyal
blacks, but you will please count us
out. We sympathize with the unfor-
tunate people Of those sections where
this population is most prevalent, but
We see no. relief for them unless by i'll
usunge aportion are driven away, or
their New England friends thereby
induced to take about four millions of
the most ignorant ones to themselves for
the purpose Of protecting and elevating
them. We think in all probability
that this would not be in the least Diet.
rimental to New England society, as
the people are 50 refined, and have so
much surplus learning that while like
pure metals there would re no danger
Of their becoming alleged. the very
reflection from their bri)liancy would
add greater luster to tae shining cosnte-
nances Of the facinatiug colored folks.
Some such measure We think will have
to be adopted before the two races en-
tirely harmonize.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
TIL E CENIANS,

An English revenue a,g was cap
tured on the night Of the 18th on Indi-
an island by nine Fenians belonging
to thu crew Of the Fenian privateer,
from whic., they lowered q boat, and
proceeded with mafaed oars to tho spot,
actually under the guns Of the Egg
lish war ship Pylades, and within
reach Of the picket-boats. The flag
was surrendered without ~'"1
fred ~, .---,~, = ,uo. ,,.,
: luis ss tto beginning Of ho eIli
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

''o'. For terms enqus. W w..
'oHs B. PIuMs. nv 10 ga,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

xr1 a v<1rnn A0ENTS-3S0 per week
aae'of eHAle; home business light, pleasant
and honorable For sample and terms address With two
stamps, Shave Co., Detroit Michigan.
WANTED, AGENT So ,-(Mas or Female
Can clear $50 per week at their home n! light and
honorable business ANY person having few hours dali
to spend will ind this good paying business Address
sending stamp, L. E. Lockwood. Detroit Michigan.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
For sale.
At REASONABLE RATES.

At REASONABLE RATES.
A VALUABLE farm, miles north Of
New Oregon, on 2 miles south of Granger.
There is 100 acrs Of prairie and IL
acres of good timber. with ~ acres well i'm
proved and good dwelling and out houses
and springs Of flowing water, on the prem
49, ~~er,;see
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

ties and excites no little interest, Great
numbers are flying from Canada to the
states for safety.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
NEW FIGURING MILL.

The people Of Howard County, Iowa, aud
Southern Minnesota are hereby notified thet
the FIGURING Mill at FREDERICKSBURG,
(ate Granger) MINI. is now in operation and
ysady for Custom Work Of kinds.
With skillful millers aud by doing good
work We hope to merit and receive share
of pablo patronage.
Parties from distance will DO prompt ~
attended to.
~svsasi FRED. WEHMANN.
Proprieto,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

.Hsss Bitters are prepared, In pure Booybos
Whisky. from = combination Of over twenty 6if.
fcrcnt kinds OF roots, barks and herbs v hich
act In perfect concert one with the other, pro-
pared from t,e original formula given by the
great chief, Red Racket, 10 DR.. Chaplin, Who
Used them successfully ia Iii, practice for me- ny
Fears, and by ,h.ir gained great Popularity
= the trcan; nt and cure Of Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint, Constipation. Sick and Nervous I}cnd.
ac"d Fever AMI A:ue AID all diseases airing from
krp liver or indigestion. Persons saifering from
eth er y :hese loathyome diseases will find a sure
cure by he use Of these Bitters which perfectly
pure aud 'ee from all those drugs and po;sons u..
Ally put up III such preparations and palned on on
IN ulaispecti V public. A single trial will COR.
vince the NEST s:eptical that in the RED JACKET
there Is virtue which no other Bitters possess. q
They strengthen and invigorateths system
They are uusqualed for general debility.
They arc sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stinuIant in existence.
They are preventive Of Fever and Agus.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatabls.
q ged persons and delicate females will find they
save large Doctors bills by the use Of these Bit.
tiers.
Beware Of counterfets. The Red Jacket Bit.
tiers are only sold In bottles with car name blown
on the side. ant private government stamp
across the cork. -oUR-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

at this place, the boys knowing their
fathers to have been hard cider" men
in 1910. and having a little OF the
same sort still on hand, greeted
US with the cry of 'cider.." Did zoe
taste it, That is nothing Of your
business, gentle reader.
The trip over Lake Michigan was
very pleasant. The company having
line of first class steamers, manned
by efficient and gentlemanly officers.
The trip from Milwaukee to Grand
Haven was made IN about FIVE hours
Grand Haven Is one Of the most DESC
late and sandy..places the writer ever
saw. The amount Of business transae-
ted there i, very large it being the
point for shipping the lumber which
comes down the Grand river.
The II. 4. from Grand Haven to De-
troit passes through heavily timbered
country. It is new only about twelve
years since the country along the line
ofthe road was opened up at all, yet
it has numerous fine thriving towns
along lis entire length.
Some Of the most thriving orchards
the country affords, north, south, east
or west, may be found in this compare
lively new country. Apples Of tie
most delicious flavor, grown in the vi.
cinity are offered q. the stations by
lads anxious to turn them into cash.
From Detroit We came to Cleveland
on board the Splendid new Steamer,
Morning Star, the ice not being out Of
Duukirk habor. This morning I leave
for Busti, the conveyance being in
waiting, from whence you will hear
from me again. NJ.
PRESIDENT johnson on the eve ming ct
the 18th, was honored by coll from o
delegation Of scldiers and sailors, who
paid their respects to him, and in re-
turn received from the tongue
of Mr.. johnson an eloquent and
patriotic address. No honest man can
read the speech Of President johnson
without feelings Of the deepest emo
ton. 1t makes the heart bound With
JOY to think there is one man at least,
among..the host of corrupt and profit
gate politicians at Washington who
will not sacrifice principle and the vel
fare of the Republic, for personal ag-
grand,zement, bHt will stand firm as a
rock between the people AID the pollu'
ted talons Of the Official Harpies who
tails.