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The New York herald., 1866-05-30
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The New York herald., 1866-05-30

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The New York herald., 1866-05-30
ranssai Of the Late Rev. Dr. Psss, ~
Broohiyn.

There waa On immsnss ss,hsrns 81 - Charles Bov.
church yesterday b witness the funeral obssqaiss
of the late Row DR. Pse Long befofc the hoar for the
services 10 oommonos hundreds oonCrysisd In sna
aous tho church. only shose being allowed IN pews ~ho
holders of teksia A. the appointed hcor. ten
o'clock, almost impossihs 10 gain sdmn,Anss 70
tho church, large representation of The Clergy q ,s
rous religious denominations being presesi A. stated
10 thu HssAlD yesterday The church vas very sppfo-
priateiy decorated In mourning especially afoubd ,bs
"Eocs ,aevdas ~1g~ss"
In the main ssis beautiful es,sfsiqse. running
iengtbwis~ the snd towards the altar nuls elevated.
Upon this tho remains dsceassd laid sneiossd
In heavy rosswood conn with silver n,infs sD1
covered BY vrcsths of eo~crs Ani ssfusoanisd BY .
beautiful cross of nsDorisil~s Tho head a re conn
being rassd the fare of the dseeassi visible fr.up
all psrts u th. charch. silver pats surmguntsd hs
conn, ~hich bore the following In.fipton ,
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

AssxsrLfss 90 skv poas srosrrsrr AZ psL-
sraa. r.--DrLrgAri0rs rsos All pasrs 90
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

rBp nrRAny AcADnnv Avru~ruG~D.
% sofAca ~ NJ erupca frsnb " ohio, the s'bafs
1ssemsnn 70 she NJ whaling W Ne sevastnens %
CADETS 70 he nnt<sy Acn1T NJ wssv ishsa fvs@ shs
epssks's tsbis asl 80 eoscurrsd d.
aAuS6<p tAsp onAwsa
o. motion sf NJ Crnsu rpp.l ~ M. ne s<ssSs
The New York herald., 1866-05-30
REV CHARLES q Pr, q D.
BORS NOVEMBER "a ts0L
DIED MAY "a lsks


About halffast tsn O'Clock TIE fansrAi eef.nonis =
commenced ~ben the sssistAn, cierey eutefed the
church sn1opg shom rese Fstssrs keessn trsi rur-
roll GIeaaon Dent MOfan, Mo0rhe srf DAVIS, vho
entered from the sacrfy and lakins their rsrss ont
~ Inc altar fessf IN unisqn tire solemn onss f>s tho
dead commencing -iih the lssron Rg<- fs1s s-a< .
After the r~ci,ing of The les~0n solemn funeral dfEs
performed on The orran uben Elsh1p Lssghin, ~
.ls flDcer bishop hayiey u ssw Jerrrr. and Bshop
fyneh u Chariertn sntefef srf took their fsa,s
AZ the foot ~ the altar The prscersioa ~ cestrsSs
then flg~~f The solemn requiem mss ess .sishtai-
d~soon: Rev fAfbsr coofmsn. 30 iescoh, sni hsF.
Dr Gardner master ~ csrsmonfs
The Rys Rev Archbishop NJ tOfser feliFefed tie
srfD1n tsklng for he teri The rsrif - ~ ptfe Wei
dos thoa rood and "a ibfsl nsfssnt a. Hs fernsss
we're rtepef, vth The asspe Interest sDf ssrs ssrr
Affecting thryagho1i na sad go lnfeef ssf shf
snlsmn thing v ok sI1n him ~ha DO sr beffe hsn
arrsyef IN hs pressy robes ~hsn 10 s spf bslAih,
lsr sadder ssia W sr0~ that be viii Fanf no more 4
tis altar ais sIi hssrs With -rro- snf NJ issikss
srief e sliased " his ionT assgc stln "a The %.
esas~f rs att~hnsu, ~ hs Chufsh snf sbgss Ne 10
siwsys ebsrissd -ith mo,h isnsefn~-s We fsf A.
bs was present.. rot oniy 10 fIeas his saiosy.
bat 20 uIsrfls III. symtathi~s ~Hh tbftr.
Tos tbs. resspo spr sperec1n 10 hs fen1vss msst 10
ossriooksf Ne rspeisdsi -i,h gio-Inx sof ffssnt
salosy on the dsosassds msny vifiass, both rsiGoas
Az tss eooelsson ss The .sr-nss he solsns r,~. vsrs
rrs1mss. the ecrn bslns nnAiiy o.,rt-d se.n no
csuse sss the foosing ssrI frsn ss,,nr pain b~ar-
err srnssio Cafusno Hleh srsbgrn Colonel curs
yohs Egssr, phihp Brnsher Pisr tcs k~rsnssr rccas
sbd O~sn Byrps A. ths fsrsfsi oor,sss started
h w. foiio-ed W 40 imnsnss nsnb~r q ngsrnsn 70
ga tbnsh Csrnetafy
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

Iahs Dtsasesv.
hnvsrsss nsy No. fses
ne sshs1s~ AsseiIss sr-sks4 - Nssth rsss,
sss~tlay s~spse o. NE ve -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
Sewing Machines.
FlNKL+ g. LYONS
NEW PATENT ROTARY FEED
SEWING MACHINES.

The following facts demonstrate that
these Machines comprise the highest an
propsmeats i. tie Ssriny .Iuchine art v's )
/. Each !Muoi;os ia guaranteed to give bot
ter satisfaction than any other sewing Ma
chine in Market or money refunded.
2. They have taken many Of tho highes, pre-
m,un,s at the most important exhibitions
md fairs ever held in the United States.
g. they pike the Loek Stitch alike on
both sidcs--thus saving more than half thu
thread aad silk nscd in the raveiing ridge
seams OF the loop stitch ani single thread
Sewing Machines.
4. They are al,p'cd to tho widest range OF
heavy IN light sewing
5. They have na rafting wires. or delicate
attachments to keep in repair
s They require no taking apart t" clean OF
oil and no "Lcsson," t, set needle, regulate
tension, OF operate Machine.
Please call and examine ana demonstrate
Tor yourself, or send for Circular with sam.
pies Of sewing.
N.R-T,w, nai Cs,1tv \c"1ts wsn.,d
.FINKLE LY.As
NJ. 53s Broadway, New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
N'arm for sale

vEcnE. Subscriber will sell for cash, newly
l. improved farm Of 100 acres, all impro
vcd within the last two years, with now
log house on 1t and an orchard Of 1913 trees
and the whole off surrounded by good post
and rail fence, with 100 acres Improved and
a good fence dividing the improved and IN
improved lass. also a good we'll and small
grove about &c house, three .,7er failing
springs on the premises, and Eve acres Of
timber on Root River.
The above property is situated mile and
quarter cast o. Lime SPRING. Forest City
TIP Howard Co. Iowa, and on the road from
Lime Springs to Foreston.
Title Guaranteed.
For furth : particulars enquire Of subscri
Der. 20. address Lime Springs, Iowa.
RIVERS J. FOWLER.
r3sv6tH Dated Aug. 4 1868
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

The revival in the Methodist Episco.
pal Church Is being continued with
much success, and may ne not hopo
viii result in much good. Those who
follow the Savior because of their lave
.;tor Him and to tho purity Of His teach
ings will unlu teddy b, greatly
benefited, but those who forsake their
.w'ckedness for fear of endless punish
ment, will probably when tho excite
uent Of tho hour wears away, relapse
into their normal condition.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

The New Oregon Hotel recent
~ kept by Mr.. X. j. Carey. has
passed into the hands of a gentle
man by the name cf Howard,
,1'ho proposes to keep first class
house. We trust he may meet
with success. aud that his patron
age may be such rs to justify him
in his efforts, for we think, al
though our Hotel accommoda-
,icns have been greatly facilita
led during the past year, that the
increased demand arising from
the rapid developemcnt Of this
cotton, will still justify further
Efforts 70 accommodate the travel
ing public.
Mr.. S. NJ. Cole has been ma
king vast i,E provements in his &C.
commodations aid is preparing
TO make further and greater ones,
bit is difficult for .1cn iu that line
Of business to keep pace with the
times, when country is devel-
opelng as rapidly as is ours since
we have acquired such ready &C.
cess y the great thoyoughtares
leading to the Atlantic.
Good Hotel accommodations
are an Indispensable necessity to
the prosperity Of any town and
we hail with joy every effort tend
ing t. promote the general Wi.
fare of oar people.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
Local Column.
QUIZ SUPPL T. NJ EMIT.

70 accommodate the increased
demand made by advertisers up
on orr columns, we shall issue a
half sheet supplement, alternating
the advertisements each week
from the supplement to the resu-
lar issue and rice rcrsa until
such time as vYe can procure -
larger press. We She. give a
column or more Of reading mat.
-, -, c.1sinstructive and interesting to
make .adver tisemcnts inserted
II the supplement MS valuable to
10 our patrons as if inserted in
the regular issue Of the Plain
Dea;er.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
LOYAL LADIES

Who wish to make Model Holidov
A. Birthday Presents to their Fa.
Tiers, Husbands, Posters, or ,1sseA-
ers. should send IT once fox ono Of our
Holiday Present Circulsrs. ~-4
a. q. III POWELL 4 ca.
"a suss Hovss, M f,Hx.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
&UHkRH@HETW

~2 = ..t&AH - - y
over any Otner Machine IN the market will
be seen at a glance. .s...
Ist. It runs easily and rapidly, and is 80
constructed a, to endure all kinds of usage
Pad. No breaking of threads in going
over seems.
3rd. No imperfect action Of the feed at
uneven places in the work.
4sh. The Weed-stitch catches 0: itself
and will sew from the fine st lace to tho heav.
lest leather. aud from 200 cotton to coarse
linen thread. -..
5th. The Wcei Machine will do beauti-
full quilting On the bare wadding, without
using inner lining hus leaving it soft as if
done by hand.
6k Tbs variety Of fapcy work that can
be done en- the
WEED MACHINE.
With 30 little trouble makes 1t equal II not superior to
SIX Machines combined for instance IL Binds Hens
the
NEED NO 2 MACHINE.
six ordinary machines. =. . -
orders for machines may be sent ttroaxh the Anaeri
e.n Advertising Agency, 3S9 Broadway, N. Y.
Below We give few prices:-
NO. ~! E!:2t WALNUT. Ornamented with Henner
$50 co
~. OF Back Walnut. Half a.e, Ornamental
with iie,amer. IS 90
No.. Extra il.posled Elsck Walnut, Half Case,
Large Table, bea. ::!uily ornamented IS %
wEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
S"e broadway New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

.ATTAuE BY NoLvEs.-A1r.
Asa Eout. resiling some Ave miles
from this place was beset by &;
pack Of wolves in oprp day light
one day last week. He was out
1T the time with his horses and
sled, when seven large gray
wolves attacked him, watt, such
determination 20 sccuve their prey
that he was compelled to draw q
sled stake in sclt,defence and with
(which he killed one Of their num-
Der.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

The Universal Clothes Wringer, the
best in uss. elsewhere advertised in our
columns. Nay b found At the store 4
Nom 4 Hact. ..j g
Every family should have one.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

We omitted 10 return our thanks to
Mrs. Martha J.-Sisco, for the present Of
q nice fat turkey pressnted1aahis office
for Ne" Years. Aay tA gsherous
donor never como 10 want.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

In our statement of the rioters
in last weeks issue we are salts
fled that we did injustice to Mr..
Ed Ryan, in associating his name
with the affair. We believe him
. to have been innocent and we
chcerfully make the amende hsn-
.0rable
Mr.. James / Garrett has also
g. convinced us that we did him in.
justice by associating him in the
::affray. We regret having given
his name prominence in Gil affair
so disgraceful, hence this correc-
tion.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

Great Panic at RiceyiIIe!
EGoLD BELOW PAIL
Greenbacks at a Pzemiuns!,!:!
Goods Almost Given Avay!!!.
FELLOWS & WYLIE,
At their store nearly opposite
the kiceyille House.
Their STOCK comprises almost every sr.i.
Gle called for in country store.
They can only enumsrats /. few Of their
leading articles, viz:
Cast steel plows,
Door trimmings,
Shelf hardware,
Glass ware,
Tin ware,
Crockery
Cutlery, Lamps, Powder, Shot
Groceries of all kinds and supe !
rior qualities, Patent Medicines |
Looking Glasses, Boots & Shoes
Ready Made Clothing, Schoo
Books, Stationery. Dry.Good
Yankee Notions, &c, &c.
TTis our purpose to constantly keep sup !
! Piled with every article needed BY an
agricultural people, and at as low prices 40 |,
they Dan b bought for "Wcst of the great
Lakea"
ARM produce Of oil kinds constantly re-
essved in exchange for goo14 and the
higAsst Market prices always paid.
WI are not given to "blewing" for eur
W own qualification, to astonish tho ina |
nves' Or for any other purpose, but in Gan.
dor andtsuthiulners announce T. the pub. /.
ne tAs real facts as they exist.
DLEA6E giys a. : san and b eosvine ed |
efaN We cay.
risvsf! FELLeWsk wYLlE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

There is an estray colt at Coles
Hotel which followed a team
there from toward Counoyer. 1t
is last springs colt bright bay
with three white feet. The own
. CT will call and take j: away.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

EPEcIAL ASIor*CrYra1.
E. 4 II. +. ANTHONY 4 co
Manufacturers Ct photographic NstesixsA
vio.xsA.s A.a sa,A:;,
Go. BROADWAY, N. 7.
u .l!.on :..ln szs'n... Il rlloTosRAtHsc Ma
eTEREOSCofEs 4 STEREQeSoR G. TIEW1.
g: these immense uesnt including wsr ses~sS
American spd Foreign Ccs aud landsaEa Doups Ssasss
inon Gar css.es will be 's: " ICY addss - .sedIs
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
SO ths 6t to introduce thssa Into ths usitsd Ets
and afacure immense ea.nde. vassy 1sns
Ing In price from to tso eash Cur Ne hsve To
reputation Of bcins saproT In hs.nty and durability to any
TT SIsuss H Tab tE rs RDse
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Oar Catalogue embraces FIVE THOUSAND fEss.
snt which addt.ss constantly bsing made
Portraits Of hnaiaent Are,icsns :s:e., Wis: AheNt
SS NY ,sS hit Gs!..:' Csc S.,...asa,
s's coisn.l', :. Navy onssr,, =: Authors,
.ees cspi.. :; Works Of Ar Y '.''
laeadns rsH-eeaons Of tie most celebrated Engrsxnn
r.nt.as t:,us. &C. C...lesa. '.at on .oee'p. q
hl!sd % bs receipt Of q 81. and sent BY mail ,1ss
Photo 1ale and othsn ordering Eoods e. O. D. WIN yeeO
remit twenty i've per cent Of th with their srd
~ The prices and quality Of gosds cannot fail - p
S.'ds'.. rssk~ A1s~s J- - Pessrs'. Is csats; ~ -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

All persons knowing themselves indebted
70 Moon 4 Hunt are requested to Ca! and
'ettle andpa Immediately or cost will DO
made.-Monay we mast have.
MOON & HUNT
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
BLOOD! HOOD! Dkooo
Hellnbold's
HI0HlY CouUxUr1Arzo ooaroUxD
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlllA,

FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARllLA,
purifying ;hs Dlocd removing an chronic oopssIa.
onal diseases arising from impure state Of the Blood
sad the only reliable d eectual known remedy for tha
cure Of Scsofn!e scad Head, Salt Rheum, Pains and
Sweings Of the Eoacs, Clcersons Of tho Throat and
rexs otchss. P:Gcs the Face, letter, Eryspslss,
and oil scsiy nru...,,cns OF tho Skin. EOS.
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NOT A FEW
Of tho worst disorders thai act mankind aeise from ~
corruption that scsum0latss the HOOD OF al, the IL
eoyeros that have Sc 81 made to purge 1t out more can
equal IN eject HELMro lbs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Sac.
sAPAHrIl. It cleanses ana rcnc-ates the Eooa insts
Mo vgor Of health into the tystep purge: out the
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and rankle in the blood. Such remedy that could b
relied has long been sought for and for the ART
time tho publ haze which they can depend. or
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but ne TRIAL Of sa:!c bottle will show to the sick that
hss It, virtues surra;ss apir: May have svss tskse.
Two tablespoonful Of Extract Of saaparis aAdsl
- pint 4 wstst to the lisbon Diet Drak -
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Paz1na, o. he deesssiso - usually nsas.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
HEf.MBOLD'S
GENUINE
PREPARATI s.

- - ~ - - ~ - ~
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FLUID EXTRACT .DUCHU.
rssisi.a asa spee,so Remedy for Diseases Of the
Eladder. Eidney,, Gravel s~d DssDsissi swsl.i.ss
This Medicine increases tie povsrs digestion. and
matter OF csaeassora eepasi:!oas end I'll unnatural en-
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III.
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Cor wsaaess srsas keu Ex:eaes, Hsn:t. 81 pi'sips.
synptem,:
lacAspeaiti'n + Ezs'.cs, l,@4 Of Fever.
Loss Of >cnory. .Gsa1eaitSe! l.ea.h!as.
Weak Eervce, -Srcras.inS,
Horror OF rssase, Wsss.sntae
Di;nness ct Tiso3. P.in Il tao 1}aek,
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Universal La4s!tuGo, Fe,lii C. . 'ensnce,
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TATUIr7. EPILEPTIC FITS. &C.,
In one OF which tho patient may expire. whs ssa cay
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cases."
Many Ct the their suexius bat ssr,
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melancholy eensunrtica bear ample w1tpass &c
nc truth OF the assertion.
Tho Cons,isatsn. oaes a1,,.ed b. o-xsn!s weskncs.
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tao sSste;s. Shieh SzEi4XDoLDB EXTRACT sr ECCEl
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z,
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complaints incident TO the sex. or In :as
DECLNE OR CHANGE OF LUK,
~ exS oxNroxs ADov1.
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l.
.nsls.ssa. s,4 GaaCarou. diseases.
AELABQID'S G7RAC7 DUCaU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
cuzss asssSe Diseases
= su tAssr ssasss ltte s~ss. vs,s OF no change o
let, no iaesaveatssco. snd 70 EIPOSURr,
!. vi.
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HELMB0LD's EXTRACT BucHU
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
.REL1rDoLD's ROSE WAsH.

r84128oLO'9 ROSE WASH,
excellent Lotion for diseases arising rom habits d
sipstion In eonnscton with the Extracts BleAu
and Ssrsaparls, in such diseases recommended. Ev
denee Of the most responshe and reliable character viii
accompany the msdienes. Ao explicit directions ler
a.es c Hundreds Of Aosands living witnesses and %.
wards Of 100 unsolicited certificates snd recenAla-
may Of which am the hghsas souscs
The Proprietor has never rssertsd to their puhlestio
the nswspapsrs; does not do this from the that h
articles rank Standard Prspasaopa I'D 40 not nesd
to be preppsd up By cer tineases.
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