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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
Great Improvements in Sewing
Machines.
tdliYfAS s5llKi!a iIlAl|[1sl l!!l'AEa|;lE
PATENTED FEB. l4,h, 1860.

=, $50 Bro .d'ray y. Y.
{ 252 Wash'to" St Bosi".
TENTS MACHINES constructed on entire
i " new principles Of mechanism, + osseSS.
inc many rare and valuable improvements.
having been examined by the most proDuna
experts, and pronounced &c DO
Simr !;city and Perfection Combined
1t has straight needle, perpendicular nc.
ton. makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE
STITCH which will neither RIP nor RAW
Ell. and is alike on both sides: performs per- !
feet sewing on every description OF material,
from Leather t. the fines. NaRsook muslin,
with cotton, linen or ak thread, from the
.earses. - the finest number Having
neither CAM or COG WHEEL, and the
least y ,ssihlc friction, it runs AZ smooth rs
gl~ss. and is
alphabetically q Ne;seiess Machims.
It requires FIFTY PER CENT, lcss pow
or to drive it than any ether machine in tbs
market. girl twelve years Of age can
work it steadily. without fatigue, or inisry
! to health.
Its Strength aud Wonier:sl Simplicity Of
construction renders it allIest impossible t"
get out Of order, andis UARANTEED by
the company to give entire satisfaction.
VIC respectfully invite jl ttose who may
desire 30 supply themselves with superior
article. 10 come and examine this t'NRl-
VAILED MACHINE.
But in moro espeeiHt manner we DO So
lici. the pstrsRsge 81
Merchant To;iors, Corset Makers
I, Coach Mixers, Gate Filters,
T Hoop Skirt DIul fac Shoe b.. 'rr..
!; ture:s FEST .sne P.9.taloon
: S.,;l. ana R,ssm Ma. Makers,
k.y., Dress Makers.
| One h IF hours instruction 10 sufficient t
tennl!e any person to work this Machine t.
their entire satisfaction.
Agents wanted for all towns in the Unite.
States, whsrc agencies arc not already es
tablished. Also for Cuba, Mexico, Contra
and Sen.h America. to whan liberal die
count will be given.
J. r. Ms tRTHUR & CO.,
SAG Broadway, New ork.
b.&CO. $50 Washington 81. Boston.
|ney7l 72O Chestnut St. Phila.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

Mr.. A. w. jenkins has become the
nroor,e tor Of one OF the Hotels Of Aos-
tin Mum. We think Gus" will make
a p,puia, host and win success in h's
new vocation.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

Mr.. Chas. Sumner recently Intro.
ducsd resolution into Congress set
ting forth that the freedman along the
coast aso being stolen of and spirited
away to Cuba, or elsewhere. into sia'
very, and asking a committee of invcs-
,isa,ion, Mr.. Gerrett Davis Of Ken
lucky favored the resolution, asserting
tia, she yankees stole the negroes
from the coast Of Africa aud cold them
into bondage in the south; that they in
augurated civil xas to free them from
the serv,tude to which their ancestors
had sold them, and :has they we're
undoubtedly stealing them from the
coasts of the southern states ard re
opening thu slave trade as Mr.. Sumner
alleged. The resolution was adopted.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

From our eastern exchang es We
learn that last Sunday. o very mild
aid pleasant day thr oughont the west
was the coolest day of the season, the
thermometer at Burlington Vt. being
% degrees below zero. New York
City 20 degree Lelow, Buffalo 5, Bos
ton s, Troy 10, Albany IL, Cincinnati
8 degrees above, Baltimore Z degrees
above, aud about the same at Philadel-
phia.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

The radicals are circulating a petit
ton ID Iowa, and also IN Tennessee
asking for the impeachment Of the
President, because Of the persistency
with which he adher es to his plan OF
restoration of the southern states, aad
because Of the general and almost UNI
vers.l pardon he extends to the late
"rebels' Of the south.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
ADMINISTRATORS NoTIcF

MOTTO is hereby given that tho under.
:. signed has been appointed by tho Pro.
bate Court of Howard County Iowa. ad in.
istrator Of all and singular the estate Of 81.
rah N. @. Greene, late of SAID county do.
ceases.rsA All persons having claims against
said estate will file them with tho uudersien
ed in Vernon Springs a. required BY Law.
Dssea January 1905 ln8y7t2
FkASk IL IREEEs. ADMINISTRATOR
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
Spring 4 Winter Arrangement
81 1912 81
REMOVED TO
Is JOHN STREET.

Having supplied ourseves vita new and superior lot
o. Goods Of the ates. Styles and patterns: and hsSng
secured the Importers many articles OF great beauty
and vaiue now prepared to make lr the spring
and Winter better and present gre alter IN
purchasers than have ever before oner
ed. We have SO 900 valuable and beautiful articles o.
Goods, comprising Pianos, Watches Dt Almonds plain :,
scrptisn. vii sell at g. each regardless Of val
Ne or cost.
HOW WE DISPOSE OF OUR GOODS.
We have 5c.oea Oil co,ored Photographic, CONFUSING
every suhjec.-Rehgous, Sentimental Comic ana snne!
that we will ss at Thirty Cents each four !cr one
Dollar; and with each Photograph We give two naeere
notices. The notices numbered from to '"o'V aha
put into envelopes sealed up, AID thoroughly Ixe1 anu
when photographs purchased FOR each Pha.ogrsph
are taken and sent with IT, 1hs ARTICLES q Goons
are numbered from to So oe and any article, no mat
ter what the value may be- corresponding with the mum
Der on the notice will he sent for Two Dollars f'ee OF
cost except sen: by then at the expense Oh
We do assure yeu that should the nosi;s correspond
with Piano other valuable article OF goods, 1t VIII DC
| sent to the purchaser for Two Dollars
LIST OF GOODS At $500 EACH.
Seven Octave Pianos
Rosewood Melodeons
Cod Hunting Case Lever Watciss:. -
! Silver Watches
Diamond Sets.
Silver Tea Sets,
Silver Chaing Dishes,
Sets silver Teaspoons,
! HU,UVU NeTll, Cpial AiN A."ASAss'u - pNe>,
Mosaic. Jet. Lava and Florcntinc Scta
Gold Rings:
Gold Pencils,
Toothpicks, SC.
Comprsn. list O; endless variety and the choicest gal
:tv Il Goods We Goods superior TO aiy cs
,abi shren. in the country hope you will give US one
trial at least and the ARTICLES not ~ represented anf
does No, give satisfaction. II, and will sen'
your motley hacf
f HOW ORDER GOODS.
Send us thirty cents for one Photograph
or 81 90 for five the extra one aud two extra
: notices to the Agent When an agent ha
E sent US $40 90 FIR Goods ard Photograph:
we will give one aotice ana the article it call
for free Of charge; Tor SIS 90 three n.tce
q free !: for $50 90 four notices free; Ter s3oC
kee an assoun. Of nj money sent anu agent {,
- o1oer MS commission at any time,
DC particular and write your address full and .,.aln
we somet!niSs have orders in Office for months tina.
= eannnt answer fos the want Of proper directions
u % RESS-
e BARTHEW 4 co.
nS'7m3) Box 5a46 New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

OBI TUAET.
In Alh;ar isruarv Tt&a 1866, Of diptheria
lanes ". v,,Et SON Of Louis L. md Ap,an-
da light aged 1 years months anu 20
days. ..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

NAkES this method Of diving notice
tos generous public, that he will
exact justice to the uttermost farthin~
Hence all PEI sons indebted BY note or boof
account will call and settle up ct once
OF cost will positively be made.
Now Oregon, Nov 9th 1865. fns2tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
Eefa.~y0d,
$1,000 Reward.

k9STKAYED or Stolen from the suLseri.
- Der mt lie Roy Mimi two s.aEs me
three YEARS old, white with red s1~ts e*pec.
ally about the head and neck. bind il, or. :.
eye, the other 8 wears old brndlc. some
white sp"ss onS the back legs tail md
belly. horns high.
Address, UR.Ail H. KENNlSOy
nos7) lie BOY, AsNsr Co N.,,a.
, 1866-10-29

tspccial Despatch to the Chicago TrIbane.l
WAsu1xGTos. October Is.
coNXITTEx ON KETREScNMEyT.
General Schenek. chairman Of the Congrcsstnn-
nj Committee on Rc:1enchmcnt, hiss been here 8
couple OF dsye. The committee meets In New
York on Tuesday, and sAsce number Of gentle
men from Ohio. Indiana and Illinois arc 10 be
summoned 10 appear hF the 10th OF November.
pknxAEKST HAnRAcKs.
4 hoard OF officers On duty in this department
has been appointed by the Secretary Of War to
prepare plans for the erection Of permanent bar
racks for the garrison OF Washington. An nap2rc-
rriation for this purpose will be asked Of Coz.
rrena rext session.
, 1866-10-29


How fw soefc arc VINO ate nos subject 10 BONE Aaec
don Of tne 'anes or fespatasosy Who BY neg
lecang pfemoEiosg ssmP9of1s' sgSrasan ma COM
p'aint' until disce so1Ses IL shs1sa' causing mex
pressb1e torture ot ns pAaeo'' Ana aa1ess and dis
aeas to Friends oAs eo1o - a Wight soFr
hroas" Is the needless seaafS OF many wien 80 a.
teeted 5es: Only coN1" Was INC moaShaess e.
psczslon Ct thousands ~ao dea'a hss assSed f1 Ms
prey.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! e1ohsa be the aotto tor"
eEeE IN The minds Of ali subject 70 Coughs Cells Cs'
tarzh. Or Innnenzs Words OF adF:ee ehoald oe hdod
by al suffering from Asthma. Ds7cen1t1s, CoI7Stunp-
don Rrrf !, within +hrtr rr,rh zu7 n ncr1~-c,.
n1a4 consequences cnsue-a lite Of EatscEJ-a daily
ho,r1v xtrro-,. ~. ,,,,,., no,t.4 L., xrn,,, .h..,
A@oe'e ~ s>''>'1'7' . ~ oA~A ~'4e''
, 1866-10-29
FROM MEMPHIS.

Cou6plkEnxluu-That Leffwtech Thinks
Cotton.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Iribune-]
MxxFHls, Octobe. Is.
TIE Commercial and Argas have consolidated.
Leftwitch. our Congressman inst frora WASH
ineton, thinks the South should throw politics TO
The dogs. and not ask for admission. He also
says, emergencies, however, may arise that will
make Il necessary 70 rescue oqr liberties TO q.
to ut.cmnle . Convention Of Southern States to
lay befo1e the North The history Of thex gEtcyan-
tcs. -
Twenty thousand bales OF cotton were received
this month. Aiddling &c
DoH1-Julia Mctstf1, Rubieon, D.Arc-
Tp-Marble City. Henry Aucs.
, 1866-10-29

From the SzcnHrAEy or WAK.1
War DKrAEru.sT.
WAsurSGTpN C1Tr, ,J11y Is, 1855.
SIZE: Tour engraved portrAlt Of tbs ls:e President.
Abraham LEncolu has 2eea carefully ex4nlbe1. and Is
regarded by me a. be.u.lfa lkenes] Of that great
and good In many respects It represents his llv-
Ing Expression wllh more accuracy than any other
that has come uui1cr :ny oaacrtat!Oc.
Is one who knew ani loved him, rejoice that you
have we'll succeeded In yonr EFFORT. by work Of
nE In preserving the memory Of Ills counsenencr. At
enabling the world to Know what manner o. u IN be
WAe. -Four 01edtent strra1t,
EDWIN II. STANTON.
#. E. MARSHALL, E4Q,
, 1866-10-29

Tennessee Copperiohnson stnte Convention
SAsuvu1E, October ss;E1hs Sta:o coppe:johmn m
,husiasm. Not over 100 persons were present
Edmand Cooper presided; Eesolas.ona vt wers r.,
nIst1otm and the presidents policy; urging The
Eoreeryatives 10 perfect Organization; pEdginS
resistance to The constitutional Amendment :
etirmstizsuc The ratification By the Tennessee
Iecislatp1e a. null and void, and appealing ID
| that body not 10 pass laws obnoxious to the
majority.
, 1866-10-29

AuFsBuRr, Msss, 8th Month, 1ss day, 1855.
Il Was never my privilege 70 know Abr tham Liz
coin rcrsonsr. ani G* yaro1s ptctaEcs have more or
less fal1cd to entisfv my conception Of him. They
misht b, and probably wese. What are S.lca "EooI
cerucd. but to me they always seemed to lack ou-
kEeAt cascnual OF an cntitt portEals.the Informing
portrait. The Old harsh lines and n1nlsotaEablo
mouth ate there without natery OF compromise. bus
epllcty and tender humanity of the man arr visible.
Nftef @ Of IL scaaa fnsasafs III ea1eptIy .ae
artist deserves the thanxs Of all who love and
honor The memory OF Lincoln.
, 1866-10-29

GPECIAL SALE.

SPECIAL SALE.
e. Ss sss Ess g. = s EsSafs Gil will ' for
AT VERY LOW PRICES,
TIE FOLLOWING GOODS, To:WT:
100 Cases Prints,
IS g NFns1In uelatnc,
90 !" Ginshnu,4
800 Baics Brown shecsin@,
80 IS Den1us,
80 st Stripes,
90 st Ttcktnas,
so Cases Bleached musstn.
go IS Cleveland Flannel,
10 S 1Iolene IS
1000 Dozen Shirts nod Drawers,
1000 tt Woo1lcn Hosiery,
5000 lbs. Woolien Yarn,
5000 Pairs Wool1en 13lanketsy Whlto
and colored,
500 Bags Eagle MILLS Cotton TArn+
800 IS Franklin Mills Cotton Yarn,
Together With very frll Hncs Of
DRESS GOODS. CLOTHS, cAssMEnRs. ZEN.
TUCkY JEANS, ZEPHYR WORS ED
GOODS, &C., sc.
, 1866-10-29

4 NNOVNCE1lENT.
hlarShalf'S Portrait
OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,

Mesers T1cKxoc i FIELDS bes to announce that thcy
lAve arranged with the eminent enstayes aud painter,
Nr. Nx. E. MARSHALL tor the panlIcatoo Of his Inc
engraved portrait Of Abraham Lincoln.
This engraving Is afte. sr. Aarshalls painting.
and e1eeatcd IN line II tbs largest head
engraved lu this manner, aud Is By bcss cugTa
Wing ever executed in Auerlca and will take tts place
song the few REe1t works which neal art has given
to the world.
The publishers, however, do not put NJ. portrait Of
Lincoln ocore tae public simply as enc work Of
ATT for II possesses the still greater value Of being
Huo ikxnesa OF ~ Aas1yTed President representing
him "a bis best atpects, and In mAnnes dlnereat
nom all ohers hat It t1ay be considered essentially
Af. MtFshalrs oxr. Tho publishers belicve will b
accepted Tho standard ror trait or Nj. Lincoln and
grounds for that oetsf they invite attention tho
hearty cosneadAtleus II has necelyed from persons
~ho Knew 3tr Lincoln intimat<ly, al cxpressl thor
ough rausfseton with It in this resar.a.
rhe publishers respectfully s1ytte sstennoa tha
following, @ among ske many commcndAiiont BE-
slowed upon the picture:
lEson RoB1Hr T. L1soo1N.J
cntcaao, sept. Is. 1885.
xoai tnSTsvns u ay a1tas pofa. pauiishs3 s.
fieknoF Fields ana take Pies ufe IN to.sifying 70
r'0Se~e'1 t'iI;5 HobF: 5f:! i. eIix Iixsco1S.
From Mr. HzhSpe. ~ Inselns 1;! Law Partner In
. Sch1NGytELp, IT.. Sept. -. 1885.
President Lincoln ioE period Ct qultc sa,sy years
.went5 ~ ysa.s a q whieh b aad 5sc wee ~ g;;t
uAu rh, sicatly and mentally, especially since 1854,
When he fArtY commenced looming M in the nation
der ailt ii all ctndi,o1s of human lc. mud hss
fPa 4 % w Il 5
bse' @ saoSa ne published ey soaI ho9,a I'D hare
oflt- art is tat expression Of an idta mo1ded IN
tac'. witch Ut ORC tr2u*lxtes t-es 10 The
The organs and features " The f2cr almost exact
are iric u nature. ln tais p.ettat III. Artist has
caught Mr.. Lincoln C klnpcsA, tenderness 2n redcc
t'oa so%b,ass.spd l. Il M ln9asIs Judgment. MT !.
work Of high art, II vii tase lta proper piace amonz
the 1hest Ia America. Those who never had the
Tie e1pIcsI N Of ana festure aud mode Of tho
1naa arc Tcl caught expressed and preserved. a1s
rleake to kno@ you snnn to LIKE The pict1st pub
lie, through Its, hope, universal sale,
I 1oul1 truly.
, 1866-10-29

GICKNoR 4 FIELDS, 124 Treuont-st., Boston
For New To.k. Nes Jersey, Pennsylvania. Maryland
Delaware, District OF Columbia, Ohio,
and Michigan, add;css
, 1866-10-29

I
SENATE CnAanxB. 18th July, 1856.
Mt DEAR 9rE: l congratulate yon upon f0lt sue
cets in te enssavea portrait Of President Linz ~
productions not to bc forsniten. A. port:ait II will
valued - presenting ths original 10 his m1st
uIie With strength. think that c1unos err III pre-
dieting for 1t general favor all WIN toEc nr or
sure that many will look 1pon # with grateful enthu-
siAAul. VERY faithfully yours.
. ....-....- ..... CHARLES SUMNER.
, 1866-10-29
#Rnirat

BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA. LOSS OF VOICE OF
FEssITE BREATH. DEAFNESS. DISCHARGES
FROM THE RAR. nsd diseases OF the EYE, EAR
THROAT AND LUNGS.
, 1866-10-29

This engraving wlh be sold only b subscription
Agents wanted for it, sale every where, to Eh:m lib
esai terms Will BE- given.
, 1866-10-29

TIE Reception Committee viii meet the e1cur-
sfopIsts at tie fremont House Ut Q r. NJ, and e.
cnrs them 10 ubiccts Of interest in the city. in-lu-
ding lhe Tunnel. Chamber Of Commerce, Elevators,
&C. At sp. IT,. the reception earemonles Will
sakc place a the Opera uou4e. Mayor Rice WI
F:es:Gc and deliver an adG1ess Of welcome. Ad-
ds=sscs will be made hy ]. c. Dorc. Hon. t;ymaa A.;
TtuE;bnll. Witt Ds@HF. E.c. laznsd. !. Asdn,''
): Il. nowo, soha !. Dlalr. \: = =, '9ag, fla1,
Hon. Ben. Wade. Hon. J. B. Alley. General
S.arsou. lord Atrlic, Colonel Sherman. Atafqms
!, de Ehamhrun, senator PATTERSON, OF NeW aamP
| shire, Judge Lawrence, Messrs. Buck. fAsqaas,
rays. spd other members of Congress.
| The Opera House will be thrown open a. oae
/ o'clock p. III. Members Of the Board q 1Iaoe
ard Merchants Association will occupy the !oWss
der Seats will be reserved for laaies. AZ cltt'
kens are cordially invited to oe present. I1e tHa
| portauce Of the OCCASION. ard tlo dtsdnEnsne
rreskcH announced nill no doubt eau ont
| la:Ec abundance:
, 1866-10-29

T1CKEoR l. FIELDS, 63 B1eecker-tt., n. 7,
For 1ndiana Illinois. Missouri. Kansas. Iowa, Mime
sofa aad Wisconsin. address
JOHN Il. AhMoH, Ill Laka-st., Chicago, III
, 1866-10-29

Artists Proof tiulited to 3p9).........-..8se.0G
India l'reaf................ ..,........... 1000
Flptu Proof, ............................ 800
, 1866-10-29

H4naF AHEAD,
.he cleaning o. Tie !.sh,s il TO Windows Of Tho
italn Mh!Gn .%-n:d ns-thc Eu935 glow O: a ceoas
ponnset steuI which, u VIC ca1c clo1cs. VIC be-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :.

The aGve Iiser. having been restored to health in
+" Few 'weeEsby very simp lie remedy. ate having
suffered f"r several yeas with lung al;
t'"n' ""d that dread disease. Consunptio"is
lHus 1" make known to his fclIuw suF:rcrs thc
Of cure. .r.- ys,.. .-.r...--. ~.
L" ,lI'wh"- dcsi'" it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used Gree of c""rgc,) with the dirrc-
Will mud Ci,sum. tIIm. .4AsllImS i,
BRONCHITIS. Coughs. Colds, aud all Throat and
Lu' Accti'uS he o'ly ojc:' al the H'i Ecrtiser
!" 5cu"Ius III" Prcscri pI"; is benz fit ,liiict,
aud spread inurnu,ri wIIiclllc 'circcivcs in.
Vatu'b e, aud nc hn9cs every -utIc''r will try his
m"dy as II will cost Ihc'r nuthmg, aud may prove
Dlcssiu-
Parties wishing the prescription, rkEE. by tcturn
mail, will please :, I'lr,ss
Rev EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg z, Kings cOunty. y. Y.
March 20 l-G6-IY. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10
NEWS ITEMS.

Tho Washington Star says:-s;That
American heartsdoes not beat. responsive to
the sentiment that standing armies. military
occupations, martial law, military tribunals,
and the suspension Of the privilege of the
writ at t'abeas corpus are; in time Of peace,
dangerous to public liberty, Incompatible
with the individual rights of the citizen,
Contrary to the genius and spirit OF our free
institutions, and exhaustive of the national
resources, and ought not, therefore, to be
sanctioned or allowed, except in cases of
actual necessity, for repel!ing invasion or
suppressinss nsurre2tion rebellion"
1t is noticed that the President does
not refer to Texas in the States which he
enumcratcs in his proclamation restoring
civil law in the South This is doubtless
from the fact that the State government in
Texas is not yet reorganized, its convention
being still in session.
The Governor of Vermont has appoint.
ed VIM. Edulouds, of Burlington. former
speaker oil the Vermont House of Represen.
tatives. Senator. to ill The vacancy accustomed
by the death of Mr. Foot. and he will prob>
ably reach Washington to-day.
1t was rumored at Washington on
Thursday, that the decisi.rr of the Supreme
Court on the Test oath would Le postpon-
ed The decision of five of the Judges was
adverse to the Coustitutio aIity of the oath.
But one "t the five the Star says, ..dce,ns it
lmpoilucrto set aside the oath just now, and
consequently. joins the Chief Justice and the
three justices who advocate the oath in
having the decision postponed"
"A letter from Sunflower county. Mis-
siss ppi. states that negro whilst ;.<suaiting
his sick wife, on General Forrests plantation,
was demonstrated with by tie latter, when
the nero drew "A knife. and ;,.tcmniod r., XIII
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March -, ISG5-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10
Snap THE THIERlELa

MULATTO MAN, wiln called himself JOHN
IA SMd I'll: hirsti1 to tae Rev Everett Bcdinger,
living with Mr. WIN. Lucas, nelr HailtowI. II fer
son county, West Virginia Saturday tho 18th,
mud left between II aud r3Lclock the following
Tuesday night, stealing from the subscriber, Thos.
Jefferson, -Fr-r-. .. s.t r---
DOE-SKIN CLOTH OVERCOAT,
a POCKET ROOK containing S is in Gsccnh.Gls,
and, Gu cents ia silver together with a GOLD
WATCH, which cost $50 al-n, carving away
Mir. WIN, Lucls'~ riding SADDLE AID BRIDLE-
going thence To- inc latter ssent!cII Al 5t,Ll=
by lac stole the r. frrul -.
, LARGE ROAM WORK HORSE.
the pr"pcrt of the Subscriber. william P,n,: He
tracked to the pike leading to Crarlestnvn-
Tie "v-rcoat was nearly new, Isl the sad
shoulder and WITH l. - t,, lift hip aud las
one cause by tn" saddle the other by hot iron
is hcw'cn' IS mud Il Ids high IAN I;tHcemi6 and
wears old. JOHN smith appears To h" about %
"a years of age, has dark eyes, and dark
strnig aIt, a-'i"wn7cast look a snau 4ntl-tache
ton "itypr vicinity, aud had lived with Mr. Pierce
a uurs sea yI!tan. . .t:-
a '"ward Of $50 ill he given for the apprehen.
sion of said Smith. aud tbs: recovcry of The stolen
hors", vvrnrat aud watch. mi charges uI apprc-
hensiOn paid by the undersig-cl
,.s 500, I'd THOMAS JEFFERSON,
March 81 1861.
TR"ckitghanI- E"gistr and Woodstock Hcrala
copy ); and SEND bill to this off &c - $50 81
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE!

Every young lady and E"niIcmum in TIE United
States "a" hear something very lcr t" their advan
tagc by return ill [fr"c TrIar.;") by "ddr ssing
the undersigned. Those having fears I" beiuE hun-
plugged, will "bIiGyc by not nvticimg th's card: All
others ill please adj icss their oboe"t servant,
$50 p. THOMAS r. CHAPMAN,
o3I Broadway, New York. =
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ADMINISTRATORS NHgIGtI,

A IL. pei sous inL.hu u I"tIc sstat" Of Mrs. AME
n LA >'rROFttER, c!c."I arr, uStfieh t" settle
with thc u"d"s siEm'd, "nd these having demands
Will Pfcscut Them. prop rIv proven tor YIurn.
CHARLES i AIANNITG,
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PUBLIC NOTICE. ,

Ii persons in|cht"L to the 'tatcs nI tn, late
~ LEONARD SNDL"R, THOMAS RAWIINS
o. Gu AELES G STEWART, are respectfully no
Tined 'i't payment must be IN ,rl'- further time
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T'nE sum TON

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE,
No 81, soUTu sTREcT. OVER TmnD NATIANAL BANK
GIIiS Company insurcs Buildings. Merchandise,
Pcrsrnni Property generally, Vessels la Port :,
against loss damage by Fire, on the Ips, favor
able terms All Losses VIII be Immediately adjust
ca and promptly paid. a'G
DIRE TORS:
TMoMAs Y CASEY. of Candy, Grpin & Co.
vs.. WhLTELoCK, Pres 3d National Bank.
O: A. P4IEER, of Z. J. Parker X Co.
w. IL. CRAwroRD, Of " Il. Crawford & Co.
=. s CHAFPELL, Manufacturing Oh, mist. ~
u REESE, OF &. II Reese & Bros.
j. MASON, IF u. Mason s Co. t
j. TOME, President Of the Ccril Bank.
Us BtArHAI, OF J. =. Il acI.sSln L Bro
}. i. DIX, OF DIX X Steiner.
j. I.ENHY, Of !. Loary & 10
4. \. PERRY, Commission Merchant.
ii. T. SAITH, uI Tucker x cmitIr,
j. NJ. SPULER. Of Spill"r & Hlcos L.
r. KISBEhLv, Of Kimberly Bros.
HAWrSImS. South Gay street.
r >. P.-TuwSsEND, of VIM Chrsnut & Co.
H. F PA"LETT, of B. +. Par!ctt s Co.
J. s FUHBEs Builder.
. e. w. HUIKtCKHUusE. Of c " RumriciEhcuao
8 10. TEOS Y CARRY Pfcs't
FRAScl5 - HictiS%ts, Scc'y.
T. NJ: AISQUiTH, Agent at Charlcstown.
Nov. -, Io65.- Is.