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q 81 bsI. i.al Is t8c5dra " 8hbbo@ and arrow,
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KENTUCKY STATE lot TERI.
Glass o.
81 b aralDa ~ eotiagtoas n 1aig 81 1855
gHOLEgfICx Bfe SIP hALEEs
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-ELAs eREiiI EIiEE. al lsbeTs ffuIn 4 81 s core
FesP1sdiug with t9af nilers the tickets rilnsf On SEP
placed wheel The priaes, OF which there arc @ s-
ry5ug above, similarly printed On
sepasst,, slps etoigslss aH, saessi another s
w6esare then rsvolvsd and a number drawn from toe
Wheel OF nenbelS and eflh sgue Hnse lptR Is drtHf,
tltatsti
o1enea ana ssi bl II fee aaf-s ~ rssi iifre, by h5
Ca45f . ths tffss teiG rfst1 etainst tle anunitcf
lawn. shfs operetfen tfi ereatt WON ~ iae ~
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AA4 okAlAtlO4 ~ ANA-11t
fTF IN g WHEREABOUTS OF Mrs.
~ aRpsalA lsIEsH Nlsa q. isesl q essia slsi-
lofee sa4alye Efst feuhsa Aly one knetsihE q Gle
aa4 81 safiaf 4la ~ - sf - ~ rsas sssribs -
farasirs. lsS sasi 49, - JACOB HOLLAND,
ftfcfs.n, 3isritn tauIity
iaitl9ll efsssa,
6fs - Fe4n PER FEi8. VS. vanity sSfisi ,zafy-
fsse ae8<F,4S varfe sesei alr 1rrRqFEp ~ scains
5seilDa Iirse Kinds. Under aat npler feei. sat Ga
tra Wsfft ~ r Stafs- Allow, salary cr largo slsnsou
igsil Tae9S1s a3Uiae SOLE IN -tla lHsa States 20 less
ihan s. 3 AIieA ags vi iil.1 D h, H4sa y zoe
ai4stf Bal.s Sftga sSo S1ctrsr ~ ctter cheap
Iaselno ana and Gu. sr iiets q
$50 - at Sd an illustrated eircua Et tf At
des ases uIoa shaNt Is Ozark, ~ biaasepa Mains, f
cas- -. MI jniyilis
asaAfs s sos Pm --,septs gsntel O. = es..lg ..r
- spSH ans.'ae iust tai. tiiress q 81 ithiEK c7ts
BuiiIins. Bidaeford. sios t iasslli5
L1ANK NOTES WANTEn, At THE
SaNFI8tf jos. a. MlTcushIs siissiers
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4 sa8 laerEksg AaTilyikqr Children suddenly
left without protection Or pr9sier dependent upon
gle ase 6f ERna8 WHO are themselves needy, g
aPon TIE charity % Stranger, FOL Che bare neeeHi-
ties of life. houaeaa1 lsiaiennnta. Fhsi Ansesef-
b5cser Life Insumnce Company Affords aaciiities
er progiiIr, ags;u s,sh csIdshite rs will be seen
Il, 'lvsr.i.a,s6t elsewhere o. = can Be moro faiig
eyprai7ed 70 sisy as win 6l Oh ihe GENT 81 The
comnsnv Dr. r ". Cummings at bisolIlee. No.
fs Cav street. tfE Aug1tf
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IS en- & STEVENS
ls9eh, Iss SIPS.
]GA9Uil9To 2 q

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arAgelRe, 0fSes
fggtIfE UNDERSIGNED. ~ ~ diN 4
fRfssf u al4fg e1sls r. il4aa.rsl lfl
li sas. u C..l. = saaef.st Fa4a 4.sli5ss s~st
- ntfL.Is.ff Fl ssiate4i ise teit.e t-
ELsA Essl ~ ~. : la+. aItl y
i.s $500. q .9frssa sat Fii q.
E x ~ =. Ea.-e' SIS AZ --tt 81 tss ~
f 81 traseHf5 eit+1i p iytt ~ tfsf s.t +-t-sf
II E. -tlii ~. isilliaa
4tsY a54 .li- frs1 - p - 7A@ -tslA - ta
slsef sta-t fsassi - 4sisa7,1t eie zsAitais''s-
=. H41HEzzlt frft-f4- sfffzes
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W. NS = s1Js-fs Y 81 z J 81 ZEE AIEs-
W HES, LADIES AID GEN iAaa.1a'-sl4 ss
rr esa Eli it sl1 aa.i Clsaaihnn Sense Family sew
ing daChise. flts oEiy lAt slassi.f "a ~ -
cannot 4s n ysft efaa eatllns across he seem
eseIs q'i@ress1i tAkA AAet4 AsSt,s.s ~ Al
thfce Send ~ al terms q f1e = vi
az Eitplvefs hiatk eofier fgprth a6d Stress - IfhH
Vile, ky. BsiSS& HrEATuEQA. General Asenis.
~
ia 81 sa,sl.s
MEM sI' up isll ~ ~ ITO USE
rasf 81 Main sa.t sixth Street,
LOUlsEIi.LE. Ky.
AeBVERTIs BlfsSTS RECEIVED AT
III tal4isasls Ioscstees 81 usvalafsIs threass
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5aued BlograDaI aad HISTORY.

ftOApBISTN6 8 DESCRIPTION OF.
" yaiessus faiI fnahsiy Interesting aeeount q DE
FatE.rehs r. rgs ese Fseeae > 81 lyesel sAsiss era ~
AuQstie via e-te8 ~ il ni1at eminent critl5- ant
seiciies1 tsrsias ef U lsii seiartitl2t ecvefa
ns~s Iass ND gqasl y 4gh tte Ass tep WI thi
6onafsi sud & 1abe hHtsr gtt p style atonce r
+ ant fri tels euss f|sq5fi - ts..t- -
s9z sessssls 3 eesi sEiltg sssi,,ls ..1s5
lIlni1r ef seies ana tseAs ~ inc VIC
s56fk si ~ lilf A slss % FL t5 tie pqF'dsr a
ll,sE ~ q. ~ - 50 4 I. s,s
ai ssh fe a ost = os 19th lRelettye az l9p9rapt
-1ifsifa e. PlsH ~ M Il JOHN5lzs. uabIiahtF.
9, ara ar - s. - fQHa 81 sad sace ssnssasf
Cincinnati, ohio
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49,.

WANTED 500 WAGON MAKERS.
,E1ME. MONEY AID LABOR SAVED
Is asia ID Is ready l5oftisei. -51i assaft-
aa4s tassl 0t sia ana NnIt pslfantsi siRFrio1 g
ana niaaa Is s4i.il. 3 lau fsices-
A-B.lE. s. 4LlAETs.
Lflia Esse nc5u ~ mites SOUTH isneNt he ah1
7 east of ktfry fillfs
Fttralrr d.. fsIT
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American Uniisflap Assgeiatipg s'a.ho Of The
Olive and ths Pipe- 4, \ q geaesys fssaiirrirNs-
come and q 0ng as4 o. AZ lg2Raf e.s g g
We princpai poem, IS astaIe a i2eetea.sseasy
Spanish nobleman snd an Gpgll4h iaas eiN Essf
member Of the family Of the Engs Essisggt q -
iateF. ~ iss pielu7geg maaalss sslial.is sze sd-
ingly lie-like, and lhei1terss y. fhssFsaiesis tq
closer and closer 70 the end MRS. lsegel e 81 TIE
Enslish ansasse With rela slssi,ls par II pul 8 l.
It Cow isoaa heE han4 ia a lrals psSsnl lpunibe
reuina4 s9i tAlts-s@ 4fap'ii ca ea CHI. szisgi-
.ation Is truo a. liie esPsciniIg ~ F5aF,s ,sa y.
and th,ge arc toaehss which ASS iasss rsre .isyi,
into he mysteries Of ths hsarr llsle =
could have drawn the eha1stsii u l4a IS a.i.s1
scribsi il throagh all Its dslesai SD ssssa ~
shnding1 -a ete.aaze 41A
The painor poems asc sasen lirilsf " s.ls
aMiteellany, and THE shaflyg Over US III
Tho iatier t,ae.vfitiea ileriA.. 81 s.r ~ -
tbe genuine Inspiration 81 BE hour
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Gas iaH $50 hfNe 1924 e-ft5 feaecs
byt6.sa sso Snow ~
amor, li,hi iu KHeSrillo fsa io 81
uo Gul. % De pai q iAo Cemqang y b. na
tho rsnls u ceriaia pails "a le ~ hs'a
and maohiasiy lfiing la'eoals q bend e
paaled. Et3thiHg y y ps. w HaHks {
tipaFatIoa has IS lousl rrise,l sn 81 -
.oinz braroly on, 1tieh b war; 10 oe
;letoi, lei o1f citi1als pstnniaa Chem ssae
aanner IS d show lhey age ipPseeaiel.
fIa....ss - 4sss..4sf sil goi * p
Jars lroin Fifty Cents. can an4 ata 81 iaF6H-
ton urgently neelel fy eferlb
Sent lreathY nah 81 e. tsa 5er
b Ri Wolcoa. 10 Nbaihsin W MI
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AaEars gANTEp.

TOE THE SALE or BIsHhF UA
II VERsAL FEVEB AND .1szsF PILLS. lAslaaie
b i fesl blessing - siiieia4 e ao a.l
Ihcy have been tEieIn the asaaa OK sac worst as2s q
have never oaes Iaed % break the ous- GyeFy lre5s
in tho eSdHtry egsht ~ ia tttla.
The UngeIeM Pan Co.. are A0FiJits prepared 81 supply
druggists aud general stores in the coitntfg
lStrai reitb s ness Ia can Pr aup pe
cbInaiissfon allow ing lafge efai efi ff ile ais
allowed fer cash rdeEe. tderess
I n B8{LN. Is IfsiiAlal. COO
Lsaissli.gs ~
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Az iIslEEE, 3D.. a,D-a1le result u is OWE

Az iNslEN ?. DE2iA ED-ai.ile resuls u rs OWE
bslsli5f m6sffs leh lc5led fof Ihe Barley
Sheaf tso i54 g kiat f.ove, fbans either wood
az .aaaiT aaiura b taslt a and popular fru
&c Stuart Fr.sr-r-Ts g c. Fh5aaeiDhia Tho
Barley Sheaf oeasiE4s ), hselimaE Of excel
laaoo ard We ra-1ot .stssrisel 80 ind il having
sale almost beyosd its sjii 81 he firm to supply
We aTe jntQrlned taas eertg pe4lle4 ~ eRdeayor-
A T. ~
ng TO impose llleriol soFe lP4n lae public calni-
a. thepl % 20 80 Z i - fe5G Is &c Barley
shcaf Blyer hi1l 40 Aiggil 81 tlis, esd AVOID
being iu1ializeis sor sic slE s@in. eefln "a IS
G. ahf CO 3 dles, llasT. tie. q, ah..s
srtfsaalz ats lsz-zsa--z.-a-zzz-- =-l1-
pnf 81 As1A 3. IIAlrIIA CABIlzzr OEGANs--Tbe
cabinet orgaaeeats.'s. sf9le re eiioRfo the nelo-
de0n sefapfne 6uT ses5fd60a does { he modern
grand y g8o i5re 9 - auc en- ninnet and harp
sichord and tho immons2 strides made by Mason
and Ham p Zee iagsne9n "a CHS instrument are
within lie l-u lss sg4 CON p4risoH OF all oi as.
Werdg lll .llall 81 add ~ tho list 0i ne-
ti5hslin 5is lliaiaaei5irs kich Anierica h1s ex
eellea fhs g8fid { BE 5sst' fe 5eaf, ti5d uosl
allige44 Qus.e.sr sAave, Fi5ll stuguiar unaninlt5
pronounced the cbiuot oi.-sn uperior TO any etl-
or wbQtberof hg1le or il,en make Clsleag6 zf'-
52nes te=s
an auyEsm Il. 80 III are ,iasaaddoah valley
write an 8aeelIeal hluI With i toes loads and
irs8 81 Ill sia6 s sc6dr q u 8hbboW and arrow,
thrla1s "a hne needle ana se~a with it, eLc
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hHz aa6a FOR SALE. ~ ~
$40 -.f4- sssssf- s-s-S+f ~ r. s'zssszs
l9H sAla2. q sJJ HUND9BpLl fss!sssf iiz=i
= oi a@fennsss tiFer. ttaa 'iegt - rus sysfs
.eeziY ~ ikAgss ei'sl7er f9l@ztsud ti aP4 Aell f.
drsfiss ehsr,aaf cds-tsli what Il hts- iocu ~
septsst-s MuNsQN & SEYMOUR, /
III lss)IlS s vi ls9 ACRESa IN Az
pEghfN eoHu{k, tmilea fi9H slisfh River A.fplenf
I'D fr Atfya u Is ysi aii zoo Atfes nsns hhtgf
tiehs 1r Hhspsesi ~ eus-tua5Ass t.li n, sAs4
H61s ,toI s 0hci afi Bfattaiit eigu ou tle ane 4
iel5 Jl1s ais arm ag5 qt sold 81 3eeo and is 20
k.isaigale ps5gertA tFgufd 1b lsii zeed itf
ldbNSpNI6 seq MOI n. 4
1901, Sale IA alAGNlEllsEA z FARA
rairoaH 80 8cft, lgar hfi ini 3 fsol aie fey
ttsssg tid Isqg M ,riti'i.sfu Air e,sal{i hoy
Ia TED q siiaSsills ass ssla' fiieall Expenses
Tsiaf aaarl l ies iil- e srt ire t'is' tta AeiF
N.rillftfi sfasnt Pffs s2J ri Afro.
hGseaf5fEi 4a3 M sMUNsQN z ste&obh.
BSOH s2f,5 1g5 ACREs Foua Mis-
ifeu Enesvaie lsslias had visA a.iie,- soii.
Fggd erss 44i. sgaps ~ issa " Asa eess' ~
aBlS rs HE $50 s. .6E4M 0uR
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49, ~ Isitf ~ prSs Cor. =. ~ tchi
,esets e Bssttr5ss GsgsfI0i = q 20 jon ~ l. p Z
Zoe, Gt' slffl q a. ftfi "a - ~ - IN
- -. ts..s' = .. 4 + .-is HtsHf
s. CARTER Ea & RiBaS0A
~ s-s5t = 63lalr1 gents
20 tA.Rps g lsis. r,...
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FeWs roul5 call particular agIehiioh g. t ot6se -a
SICENr SISgrE-NUHgER La TERY, which viii be dftnn g
ruELft. ID fovinfstQu, KY IS seTS Co.'S q PSI
o'tLucS r1T n ec3rner - Fofrth and - e
The public are Invited the driving ne eht 81
State Lotteries CIT Enterpfet but pone hola
oi tlat hats ear csLducted stecss 1 f ne pa
thirty years. andare fs' fier the authoriis q caaf
fr tie sate and bdfs e large amount are Given Tor ta
Payment al ffi1es Tile drawine5 are published in th
new YORK Hsra14 and Cntirnat Coaineielai
Ciycra1sof Ditteries drawing dasiy cent free W afesta
IL fssaTsnagrfs ffaress ifofdefs f5f Gcfets 81
aFaN MURRAY EDDY CO.
64rl i7 .iefiast9t Ky
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CHE nexriMe Ehia
Knoxville, Tenn. Asusi :, Iss7 !

wArnHn "a. ,ss in great s6andAuoe ale coming ni
dis maFhq. = " L.ln I'll E
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Flrale semmes an ne aIeelIon.

u Iis Memphis Bglisln. Che morning
sitcI 'the tho elections SO dud tho following.
9he Badsl edited 81 Raphael SemInos,
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F1OK SALE 000 ACglES OF FINE
iTzE 20 hgis8 anrvt ltral - effs "a tsk ttt z
land which pIaiucta remarkably ueit- lfif AZ ~ f1 =
Mapl- tfeos nelr house. Wei ftsf 20 10 ut PC s
naraiBys tosl sfm. fn tle routes ei iie proposed i
TcnuesefeI-i hfatlfkg latIfai-
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Ihc following gentlemen -ati 1879
. st,rrs 81 ara e5niroi she tirsa1zi Nit ~ isin,
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' n v1 Ex-gor. D. , hotissen 90 e q, -
John 3D. fnat9u Llxin1Ier - iisA q = liil isA'
fagtan kF.. Afgr+ 81 ~ A--a, - ~. e Il.
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ffsli.. ss.ies Ia.t-a 8 . f.seaias. EAs.1at ti1a
faat. El1EiatIf ~ - 3a5-as4 q tAassi ~ e-tt =
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j ~ IszF-csat. 81 .l.st 4. p. itsts 2s
sbe CAB " tesglf 80 77 ~iit e. /,
49, ,sl.eis ~ ~ 8es s. feseiFi iae4s eafn
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Az EacueE ~ rees1f 3 ft - - 49,, - =
r.atls ti tIs.sl -. -4-sa lis AZ 80 --ttt
~ so1e 60 tas lai.ss ~ -. =
l.,srstiuzs las l.ss| Al - isAsiiles
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s,sr slsf..a isf. ased 81 o. 9 lifls.r 81 la-s'
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itfa fital Hi NiNa W
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VEoErABLE QrIssi- y edie54al vegetables have
leon brought into ssrFea by Colgate s. CO. in tlse
manufacture Of ta'f syialls vegetable soapy d new
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-07

BASE BAI.l GAaLE IA. iRteFssti2g inf'ea a,aa'
of Ease BaA. WI rame 81 NJ q rsepeglAeen Friday
neai, betwcan The arsl niaoof the Knoxville Clab
and College Hiu 0habof 6resn oniile Rhe s'ish-
ngto witness ae sslrio la.ei 1leaVe Ksiok'ille.al
The moruiRg tpln ~ tho SIN Y llas ave game will
begin at 3 D. sfs Erdag1E tnBsa2
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ssa,sfg-- IA n ,lsstin1 .sft egay B use ~ ltdas
fl..+-tt.h psf. nfl yiJa howl s scmls IA b -
s ylse for lsiia 40 pcl49Fla pa 's p, a - ~
ge,JsreIsetoa 81 h staad.L 7ehase shoarredfIsiai
4, 10 4i.s civ peTiec f the fiasf; We h5re fele v3
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pilats "a the Alabama

-T9Tlnaag6 ef TtIigh Isle BeIoS Stairs
was played very successfully IN this city
vest s dag ii S l,.ll.4ll audience. Besides the
fre qfs D s5lRs composed Of negro voters
4 ana police olieers, thoro were n0t more than
a-do1enor tw(lidle people loungiDg around
Che polling bbiahsAghich We pisitedsa AT an
A early hour of tnc morning bho various roads
leadiIlle into tles cay we're ihronged with
Moulded froednlen locking lptO Memphis, us
i Tire sreae BLeeta Of Br0whlowism. Many
i Of them t11o taH Ga hand. ragged and
4 dusty, ms. tlDg,Ib som )4e iong pilgrimage
So surprising 'Vas their number chat, ike
the clansncg cf Roderick Dhu, they seemed
% spripg iolsh. IRON every bush and brake
I by tho way SIDE.
4 We looked in upon them ~ thor poll
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PEBs5y1L Gonefd Cooper g esmpaay Wa
Lent Gamble, arrIsesl lere On sind s.. cnsFal
,oper has performed is dolicnie task Sc e. asHaEs-
der Of The State Guard ma, faa1ngr nishiE = n
table 10 hiagolf aad psTlocay satisfactory ~ sgf
loyal man of hesWE hzim eaa emphaiea l]
Che man for Size position Doe oclupie, aise.iefsi ng
bis whole duty without reference g Whist Others
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FINANCIAL
HUDSON PATENT RlBB0H
HANFf. ssrE,- A.NTPS.

4a3{ 80 n isee AilA TIE
s.rl sii.. .si-s a3r.liss - fadf -lfs9h IS TAT
ENT lulBoN bl.Sp t4A1l sa fiatan esed llesc
sisafs ~ ise $500 ilretnHsf sep = gan tasliy he "a
- a.ls a. - ai.s5sseftcss tt9u pa tet lal d.1 To-
- = aas ~ -. uifl. fal arsfh1r is aud
sss.ssi.ssrosSs - la.lll.i SIS ga bn ~ atgr
49, . II 49, lsssst -is-ai = mi ~ 81
,rl., ~. fas.sa tetA-Sf-sli.s ttliu s5iafa
. Il IN. sstsat Il 81 .sssIyls. short
t-. NM - h fsbny 1tf.s 81 afllc4toa iall
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The following are 20 iasttfta- tsal5i.ea ~ t't
KnexviRe Chh3 "a M 81 p
Thou,aa Roigefk esi
s 3 Dow, Pitehess frs5ft.-,
" II Squire shon sippsl 7rluH r9FF a.
"a " Baxes ~ Base
A Haers2l Base Er8 JOY
Chaflss.W s,aahF5l ID
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-22

in New Oregon on Saturday March
10th at IL NJ. to establish list Of
premiums to be awarded at tho an
nual Fair Of 1867. and to determine
the time and place Of holding the
sane, and for the transaction of any
other business that may come before
the Board. All others interested
in the welfare of the society are cor
daily invited to attend.
The following persons constitute
the board of Directors for 1867.
Albion. w. c. Nichols; Alton,
Geo. Sowles; Chester, P. T. Searles;
Forest City, Jas. Greenleaf; How
ard, Aug. Fallgatter; Howard Cen
ter, c. H. Wood; jamestown, [. II.
St. John; New Oregon. Geo. Morse;
Oakdale, H. w. Partch; Paris, G.
w. HOLSTER; Saratoga, 7. j. Glib
bons; Vernon Springs, E. Gillett.
n14t2] Dated Feb. 20, 1867.
AARON K1MBALL. Pres.
w. r. MEAD, Secy.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-22
TO the Travelling Public

We are informed by Mr.. Cameron that
new and important arrangements will be
msdeeimmediately, upon the Stage routes
from Cresco to Owatona Mimi, and from
Austin Mimi, to Waverly Iowa. Stages
will leave Cresco on the arrival Of the east.
ern train arriving at Owanatona the next
day in time for the train upon the Mimi
Central for st. Paul. 1t is the purpose to
leave Wavcrly on the arrival Of the trains
arriving at Austin in connection with the
stages from Cresco, returning over that
road and meeting the train bound east
from Wnvcrly--at the same time running
from Austin to connect with the trains on
the McGregor Western, east.
NJ. q. Walkers stages are now run tri.
weekly by Mr.. Cameron, from Cresco to
Austin Minnesota, VIA, Lime Springs and
Leroy. With the new arrangement supe-
ror facilities will be opcnend up to the
travelling public, going eithor south or
east. The travel from St. Paul and all
through southern MINI, will find it to
their advantage to take this route in going
either to Chicago Milwaukee, or over tie
Dubuque & Sioux city road cast Or south
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-22
Notice OfIncorpcratiOE.

Public notice is hereby given that
the following named persons, their
associates, and successors have Or
gauized themselves into body cor
porste for the term Of twenty years
with the right Of pcrpetuation, viz !:
Joseph Slice, Charles Brown, w.
Strothcr, VIM. II. Patterson, Will
liam Brown, James II. Brown, Ed
mund Gillett, Aug. Beadle, II. A.
Goodrich, 0. D. Peek, j. G. Clark,
A. d. Lent, j. f. Webster, Lem
ucl Potter Jr. James G. Upton, D.
q. Potter, W. w. Barnard, j. II.
LOOMS, and w. r. Mead.
This incorporation shall be
known and designated by the name
of Howard Academy Association.
Its place of business shall be Cresco
Howard county Iowa. The nature
and objects Of the association shall
be to establish and open for Scien-
tific ana Literary purposes an
institution of learning. to be known
and designated as the Howard Acad-
envy, to he managed and controlled
by board of directors appointed
by the stockholders.
That the authorized amount of
capital stock shall not be less than
$4,000 with the right to increase
the same to $4,000 to be
paid in at such time and
on such conditions as the board
of directors may require. The time
of commencement Of the corporate
business will be February II, 1867
to terminate February II, 1887.
The affairs of the incorporation
shall be conducted by President,
Secretary, and Treasurer; who shall,
with FIVE directors chosen from the
stockholders, be annually elected on
the first Monday Of March Of each
year. That private property shall be
exempt from corporate debts.
Dated Cresco Feb. s, 1867.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-22
The lecture Of Hon. John 7

The lecture Of Hon. John T.
Stoneman at this place on Monday
evening was most adroitly handled.
The subject, Joe Smith, gave a
wild. field for the active mind Of the
speaker, in which to illustrate the
almost insurmountable obstacles
that one will overleap who has faith,
or assumes to have, in his own Gin.
~evitable destiny Besides giving
n full and succinct history Of Nor
manism and its origin i'll this couu-
try, many capital points of compar'
ison and illustration were made with
it and Mohometanism and other sys-
tens of religion, and their apostles
in various ages.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-22
A Lecture upon Fruit Trees
&C.

W. w. Becbcc Esq, secretary OF
the State Horticultural Society will
lecture in this place on Wednesday
evening Feby. q, upon Fruit
growing and home ornamental sur
roundings.' We do not know ofany
one in Iowa better calculated from
observation and personal experience
to give the people, and especially
the farmer, correct ideas touching
fruits and fruit trees in this latitude
than is Mr.. Bcchcc. He is no i'm
poster, is not a peddler Of trees,
though he has cultivated one of the
finest and most extensive nurseries
in Iowa. We state this to show
that he has practical knowledge of
his subject. Let the ladies all turn
out, far and near and bring their
husbands, who from the naked APP
pearance of most farm houses in
northern Iowa, need little stimu-
latipg upon the subject of "orna-
mental surroundings"
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-22
w. r. MEAD, Secy.

The North Iowa Times appears
to have par ticular antipathy
against Howard county. First it
gave us two candidates for Cover
nor, Chickasaw county man being
one of them, yet not content with
all this it gives the weight of Ben.
Huntting's baby as only SD
pounds, when it should have been
1912. Ben accounts for the dis
crepancy by saying the Col. got the
weight through the North MEG regor
elevator.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-22
BY the use of
CHASTlLLAR'S
W X I = e T. / @ D I D
E. n A M Ell!

For Improving and Beautifying the Com
plexion.
The most valuable and perfect prepare
ton in use, for giving the skin beautiful
pearl-like tint, that is only found III youth.
1t quickly removes Tan, Freckles, PM
pies, Blotches, Moth Patches, Sallowness.
Eruptions, aud all impurities of the skin,
kindly healing the same leaving the skin
white and clear as alabaster. Its use can
not be detected by the closest scrutiny, and
being vegetable preparation is perfectly
harmless. 1t is the only article Of the kind
used by the French, and is considered by
the Partisan as indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards of 10000 bottles were
sold during the past year, sufficient guar
antee Of it's efficacy. Price only rs cents.
Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of an
BERGER, SHUTS Co., Chemists,
2s5 River ST., Troy, N. Y. (nl4yl
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-22
Annual Election.

The first annual election Of officers
of Howard Academy, will be held
at Chapin's Hall in the village OF
of Cresco, Monday March 4, at 3 O.
clock p. NJ, Of said day. Books
will be opened on that day and sub
,scriptions taken and solicited to the
stock Of the association. All per-
sons interested in placing the insti-
tuition on sound financial basis, the
first step to success, are invited to
attend.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-22

We are informed by Judge Berry
that Mr. Hathaway will lecture be-
fore our Lyceum on Monday evening
March 4th, and that the subject Of
his lecture will be, "The Real and
the IDEAL
Next Monday evening discussion
comes of on the question of Capital
punishment, and for the evening
following that, will be the lecture Of
Mr.. Hathaway.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-22

SHOCKING A man died few
weeks since in extreme agony
Some short time afterwards his af-
Hictcd wife visited MEDIUM for the
purpose of ascertaining what had so
distressed her poor husband in his
last moments, the table was put in
requisition, and the ast onished wife
soon learned that he had refused to
take RoDACK's STOMACH B1rTERs,
and failed to pay the printer.