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was bound to have school open on
time if be had to open it with an
oyster knife-he was SO prompt. he
used to repeat Scripture for us; but
he was very forgotful, and once be
tried to tell us about what is said
of "Sufor little childrcn." and he
forgot the rest, 50 the little children
had to suffer.
Now, want to show you the i'm
portance Of improving your time. /
once knew little boy in San Jose
who loved to 60 to school, and loved
his books, and he grew up, and he
became great, and wise, and good
and when he had learned all there
was in San Jose, he moved to Mil
pitas, and there he was made Post
master and when the Other two
men moved away he set up a hotel,
and had no opposition. So you see,
you must love your books, If you
ever want to be Postmaster at Mil
pitas. l once knew a little boy in
the States who played truant and
went sliding down hill, and the ice
broke and he went in swimming ;
and what was the consequence ?
Why, his teacher had the quinsy,
sore throat and the neuralgia in the
head, and couldn't sing in the choir
the next Sunday, and DR.. Holmes
and Mr.. Auld had to do all the sing
ing.
Now, we want you all to love your
books and your teachers, and grow
up to be great, and wise, and good;
then when you are called upon to
make a speech at school festival
you will how easy it is to begin, and
how hard it is to leave off: for ]
have been trying about five minutes
to stop this one Of mine, and now |
can only do so by abruptly leaving,
with many thanks for your kind at
tention and generous applause. --
Good night.
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NEW OREGON HOWARD COUNTY. IOWA, APRIL L. 1867.
Com. Eslatr Cga Military Gov
Grsa4neMt.

Gen. Frank 2. Blair--one Of fpre.
sident Lincoln's favorite generals.
is on the stump in Connecticut fol
the democratic candidates. In q
speech at Waterbury, Thursday, be.
fore election he said:
The American people in an evil
hour have surrendered the power Of
their government into the hands Of
party whose design is the over
throw of onr constitution and oul
liberties. And this design is not
something which is hereafter to be
accomplished, but which has already
been consumated by the act. The
measures Of the last congress, il
that could be called a congress from
which SO many Of the states, and
those especially upon which the
measures passed were intended to
affect were shut cut, destroyed every
vestige Of the old constitution. --
There is not, it seems to me, sim
gle paragraph Of that constitution
that has not been annihilated by the
legislation Of tho last congress. 1t
seems as if they had tried their in-
genuity in the last measure adopted,
by which military governments over
the southern states are established,
to see if they could not, in one sim
gle measure, destroy every provi-
sion of our constitution, and | think
they have accomplished their object;
and in 50 far are deserving Of admira-
tion. But I invoke the denuncia-
tion of the whole country upon them
for their betrayal Of our liberties.
(Applause.) The chief excellence
Of the government under which we
live, and that in which it was more
favored than others, was the security
to every citizen of his life, liberty,
and property. Our ancestors, in
the constitution which they formed
for this government, secured to us
political rights over and above any
that were secured to individuals in
any other government on the face
Of the earth, giving to each ind'vid-
ual a direct share in the government
itself, making them the constituents
Of the government, dclegating their
power as to them might appear well
at limited periods OF time 10y the
election OF those who we're to control
their government. Every right
guaranteed by the constitution to
the citizens OF the onlon nave been
obliterated by the last congress, SO
fac as they refer to ten states OF
that
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The GespeT CT tho NJ. T. !.
Church ten years ego
Won't dc for these
Progressive fsEDeEi

Now York, March 5.-At a meet
ing Of tho Kew York Methodist con-
ference to-day, bishop Jones. in pro-
pounding questions to the candidates
for membership, advised that the
changes Of public sentiment must bo
noted. You cannot reach the peo.
pie, he said, by sermons preached
ten years ago, and he would mako
his ministry successful in society,"
This would require attention to peri
odical literature and newspapers.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Judgs
Sharkcy and Hon. r. J. Walker ap.
peared in the supreme court this
morning, on behalf Of the state Of
Mississippi. The former rose to
submit bill Of complaint and
prayer that president Johnson aud
his officers and agents, and especially
Gen. Ord be perpetually epjoined
and restrained from executing tho
act to provide for the more efficient
government of the rebel states, and
acts supplementary thereto, and
that powers Of injunction and sub
pnna be issued directed to the par
ties Aforesaid, with any other relief
that the court may deem proper
Judge Sharkey remarked that the
hill had been printed.
Att0rney-gencral Stanbe-ry said
he believed it was the general prac-
tice to obtain leave of the court to
Gle bill; the bill was against the
United States, and he desired
to appear at the earlies,
possible oirent TO Object
to it. lie repeated that there
must be a motion to fle bill in the
regular way.
Judge Snarkcy replied, that was
the motion he now made. He was
aware Of the ma gnitude of the sub
j.ct, involving as it does the impor-
tant and delicate question of the
constitutionality of congressional
legisla ion. II was of great moment
that an early decision should be ar
rived at, as much mischief might
result from delay.
Chief Justice Chase to Judge
Sharkey--"You can only now move
to file the bill and it will be in order
60 discuss it next ne eeting day"
Attorney General Stanberry-'.I
am ready now to resist the granting
OF leave. -
Chief JNstice--We don't propose
to hear arguments out Of the regular
order"
1hG motion Will DC filed.
Ju igo Sharkcy--' will now flo
the applicauon.
THIS he dld and The question went
over until the next meeting day.
tnday next.
C,r,r,1,rrov ,xnT.m p,,,
er,,ysor -Wbnn +ba, -rara ,.a" oraa,;n
= corrt -borsn i,Snn shnr;E h and "a
in one of .Io n,;,H7tirn e; ~ nnnn.;es a =" ns -
rou,o,aao p;ti c:n.',ao,. ~ L.: l..
anj sb;n;no I;abt lt of4Po ,oJ, o.lsn'
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WASHINGTON was initiated in

WASHINGTON was initiated in
Fredericksburg Lodge, Va, Nov. 4.
1852; Passed March 3, 1853, and
raised Aug. 4, 1853. In 1888 April
%, be was associated with Robert
McRea, VIM. Hunter, jr.. and John
Allison, in the charter of Alexan-
dria Washington Lodge Ne 2c,
Washington as its frss Maate--
This Lodge attended his burial.
December is, 1893.
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Summer two Years AGO.

In 1865, Sumner offered in con-
gress a series Of resolutions, Of
which the following is one:
And be further resolved, That q
government founded on military
power, or having its origin i'll mill
tary orders, cannot be republican
form of government, according to
the requirements Of the constitution;
and thai it's recognition will be con-
trary not only to the constitution,
but also to that essential princi pie
of our government, which, in the
language of Jefferson, establishes
''the supremacy Of the civil over the
military authority
This was in the midst of the war,
or rather near its end. Now in a
time of peace, with his vote, ten
states have been turned over to the
five military governors, and martial
law practically established for each.
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The Brownlow Legislature, Of
Tennessee, have given the negroes
the right of voting, but refused them
the right to hold Office. Thus. they
think Cuffee is good enough only to
vote for white negroes. This is the
theory of all Mongrel leaders who
boasted more than a year ago, that
they would "neutralize the vote Of
the Irish of this country, with that
Of the negroes"
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-12

An elderly Pennsylvania woman,
with her daughter, locking at the
marble statute of Girard, in the
college building, the other day,
startled the bystandere by exclaim-
ing: LA, Sally, how whits he
was
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Mrs. ID. o. PRESTON,

Would announce to the people of NEk-
NON Springs and vicinity that s.. IS pre-
pared to do BLEACHING, PRESSING, TRIM
MING and all other kinds of Millinery work
in the most approved style.
Also, Dress-Making, Cutting, Fitting
and Fancy Stitching done on short notice.
3N71 Vernon Springs, June Ia, 1886.
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KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great
English Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psy-
chometrician, who has astonished the scien-
titic classes of the Old World, has now To-
Gated herself at Hudson, n. Y. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight, as to enable her to impart
knowledge of the greatest Importance to
the single or married Of either sex. While
in state of trance, she delineates the very
features of the person you are to marry,
and by the aid of an instrument of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope guar
entees to produce a life-like picture Of the
future husband or wife of the applicant, to-
gether with date Of marriage, position in
life, leading traits of character, &c. This
is no humbug, rs thousands Of testimonials
can assert. She will send, when desired u
certified certificate, or written guarentee,
that the picture is what it purports to be.
BY enclosing small lock Of hair, and
stating place Of birth, age, disposition and
complexion, and enclosing SO cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you will receive the picture and desired in
formation by return mail. All communi-
cations sacrediy confidential. Adrcss in
confidence, MADAME L. +. THoRNToN, 7
O. Box 223, Hudson, n Y.
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Mrs. WI. r.. IVENS,

Has just received a fine assortment Of
spring goods of the latest styles and is pre-
pairing to give perfect satisfaction in bleach
ing, cooring and all kinks ofwork in that
line of business.
People of New Oregon and vicinity are
requested to call and satisfy themselves in
regard to work and prices. mos
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DAVID E. WAltNS,
Qate of New York e.
Attorney and Cbunsgr at Law

Can be found at the OF OF Norris s
Tohnscyn. near the cornebf Third and
Toc,st Streets, El1fott's Hiding, Evans
Vile, Ind.
VIM promptly @tteh1 tsl business Gu
trusted to his care NJ,
Refers TO u 8 Officers one ET4n syllle
National Ban = lcc@l ism
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RiYer and Weather.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3l:-Ihe river
has fallen II inches, with II feet 2
inches in the channel. Thermometer
at 510. .a4it8l E II 9Issf '9a5.e i'
THE weather was clear and genial
as May yesterday, and the ice aid
snow went with a rush. The rivsr.
fell 5 inches during the "A hours enc
ing at noon yesterday, but the rapidR
melting snow will check the decline
and rise may be expected at once
We predict that this is a permanent
break up of the great freeze of the
last As days. The ice was far less for
midable yesterday than for several
days past, and a day or two more, o.
like character. will render navigation
q. -
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La w GAR DIS.
JAMES II. ALKER,

JUSTICE OF THE PECE AND AGENT
FOR OBTAINING PSSION5, BACK
PAY AND BgNTIEs3
IL55s
w1OR DISCHARGED 0IDIERS, AM
E for the Widows andtheri Legal Re-
resentatives of these while in the servle
west side of Third streeaear the Wash
inoton House, and neay opposite the
Co ~ ouse, Evansville, al.
A. business entrustedo him viii be
prom pity attended IN ian1S-1y.
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Boats leaving To-Day.

For CA1Ro.-The grand Armada
will leave at 3 clock to- day for CAIRO
and all way ports with the United
States mail and the Adams Express
Capt. Billy Lowth is her excellent
commander, anda more popular gen.
tleman does not exist. Billy Dunn
and George Throop are her inimltaple
clerks. Every one desiring pleas
ant trip to Cairo, should take passage
on the Armada. She is sumner,
aud her table and passenger accom-
modations are unsurpassed.
For MEMPHIS. The wild winged
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Bellefontaine Cotton Express
TIME AND RAVES GUARANTEED.
O. consignments solicited.

BROWN, DUNKERsoN & CO.,
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RIVER NEWS.
.srEAMRoAr PRINTING.

No printing establishment in tie West
has better facilities or greater aD1Aly Iol
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our aSSort-
menf Of JOB Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added %, ana
our job department is under the PERSONAL
in the limited States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates 11ckets LOT LABOR,
Ne. &c Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats viii be promptly attended to.
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Removal.

"a II. GILBERT IL co. HAVE RE-
N noved TO their new four-story store,
e. ssI North First Street, where they will
~ ~ nIeased to see ell their old customers,
md aS many new ones as Will favor them
with q call. A full assortment OF Groceries,
etc' always on hand, and for sale az the
lowest market prices. LnovS o1y
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To OWNERS OF HORSES AMI


CATTLE Tobias Derby Condition Powders are
warranted superior to anv Others or no pay, for
the cure Of Disternper, Worms, Bots, Coughs,
Hidc-boprd,S Colds, &C.. IN Horses and Colds,
Coughs Loss Of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Dis
temper, &C., in Cattley These Powders were for
merly put up BY Simpson T. Tobias, son Of DR..
'Tpbias, and, since his DEATH the demand has been
go great for them, thai DR. Tobias has continued
to manufacture them They are perfectly, safe
and innoeepti p6' need Of stopping the working
Of your animals. They increase the appetite give
fne coat, toeleanse the stomach and urinary Or
gausi also increase che milk Of COWS. Try them
and you will never be without them Hiram
Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting hor-
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them to his friends Col, Phllo. Z, Bush, fthe
jerome Race Course. Fordham, n. TX would not
use thenaul be was told Ofwhht3hey are com
posed, since whlchhe Is mover. without them. He
has over twenty running horses IN, hisfschaEge,
and for the last three wears has used no other
medicine for them. He has kindly, permitted me
'toEefer any one TO him. Over 1000 other refer
enees can be- seen at the depot. Sold by Drug
gists and saddlers. Price 25 cents per box De-
pot, 81. Coruandt Street, New York, VI 81.
Feb. 2l iSG7.--7wid "laf ia ,uW' y.a air
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.rsa Fromata Lady.
WEBf MilroN, SARATOGA Co.. n. z,

WEST MILTON 5AhATOtA Co.. w
F7,---7=z,S=S;=g 49, sss7Fsr duly 6 1866.
DR. H6srl4TER-- Ssr; Ivhave long dslayed
writing psyoa my siBeeFe thanks for ths good
YOU have done ms daas s6ter, can truly sas tllat
nothing but thekind hand Of Providence md
your BIfrRns have saved her from an early grave.
For three years ! have been doetorlng her with
syrnps and all kinds Of bitters that have been rec
commended to me for her, besides having two
frst.rate physicians; but all seemed 70 do her no
good, While was searching the almanacs ard all
the newspapers that could get hold Of in hopes
Of finding something that woald suit her case
Accidentally thers cupe part Of q newspaper
around some goods that bought at the Spa. In
looking Eoyer, saw at aigIance that YOUR BIr-
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day to Ballston Spa and got d bottle Of your BIr-
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there was in her. She has taken threelbotlles,
and is now able to work all the time, think
there is d little arrangement of the liver. Please
send me three bottles more, which / think will
cure her entirely. We and others thought sho
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autterlng that would almost stop her from breath
ing at times, is all gone. 4i l9 ..lAI '.a'N.' p.
iaHH.t3 Yours, with respect. .,
l.. .s. nj ~, Mrs. AMANDA M'PHERsoS. i
March Il l867.--1m .ua' sI"t1 a'.'-- tH
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q Know Thy Destiny!

Madame E. F. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologlst, Clairvoyant and Psychometrican,
who has astonshed the scientific classes of the
Old World has now located herself ht Hudson.
NY. Madame Thornton possesses such won
derful powers of second sight, as to enable herto
lmpart knowledge Of the greatest importance to-
single or married of either sex, While in state
of rapce, she dellneates the Eery features of the
person YOU are to marry, and by the aid of an in
stument Of intense power, known as the Psych-
onotrope, guarantees to produce lite-liks pie
ture of the future husband or wife of the appll-
cant, together with date of marriage, position in
life, leading traits of character, &c. This Is no
humbug. Is thousands Of of'testlmonials can assert
She will send, when desired, accrtided certificate
orwrltten guarantee, that the picture Is what il
p6rports to be. BY enclosing small lock of hair,
aud stating place of birth, age, disposition and
complexion, and enclosing 80 cents and stamped
envelope directed to yourself yoR viii receive the
picture and desired information by return mail.
All communications sacFedly confidential. '.'i]
Address. in couhdenep, Madame E. F. TnSAS
TON, P.0 Bon 22S Hudson, N. Y. ~ 80
Oct, IL. '66-em.
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isGHENGKS 1881
PulmOnic Syrup.

This great medicine cured DR.. J. II. Schenck.
the Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when
1t had assumed ~ most formidable aspect, and
wheb speedy dead sppetiea 5b be- inesitable.
His physicians pronounced bis case incurable,
when he commenced the use Of this simple but
powerful remedy. His health was feet6fea 70 a
very short llnle, ana % return ofIis, disease has
been apprehepded, for all the sgmptonls quickly
disappeared, and bis present weight Is more than
two hundred pounds.
-.sipes,his-Fec0ysry, he has deyoyed biz attepfion
exelusiVeiy-to the cure Of CONSUMPTION kndthe
diseases which are usually complicated with Il
and the cure effected Ivy his medicines have been
very Numerous anGtruly ywOndetfaL Dr. schehck
Iakes professional visifS 10 several of the larger
eiIles weekly, Where he, has a hrge copsoups Of
Psdeniss and v H. tfsly astonishing 70 see poor
consumptives that have to be lifted out Of their
carriages, and In few mouths healthy, robust
persons. Da. SCHENCKl5 PgLN0NIC- SYlF-
UP, sEAWEED 90E1c, Ard BIANDRiKE
PILLS are gengrslly all required iR curing Con
sumption. Fail CeirsstIons accompany each. 90
that ppy one eau take them without seeing DR..
sehenek, bdt&lenits convenient It is best to see
him. He gives advice free. but for thorough er-
animation with bis RespirOmeter his fee is three
dollaFas rsH 5lqosq ,Hdi sHai,ns ioa ni bgt
Please observe when purchasing, that tho two
likenesses of the Doetor--one when IN the last
stage Of Consumption, and the other as he nowis,
IN perfect hsaldE5fafe onItgeI Gbveti hiebt stamp
Sold hV ali nrusrr;sfa mi noaioKa -pr;ca Al IN
Per bottle, or 20 the 'fdf dozen Letters for
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General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes &
Co., n Y; s. s. Hance, Baltimore, Nd. John
D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker g. Taylor
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Free to Eyerybody.

ALarge 6pp. Circular, giving information Of
the greatest importance to the young of both
sexes . fi1 go n % @pESo ~
It teaches how the homely may become beautl-
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No Young lady or gentleman should fail to send
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VALUABLE ApvIcE FOR TIE ArrLIcr-

VALUABLE ApvIcE FOR THE AFFrIcr-
rp.--Er. Strickland id reAyto numerous applI-
cations for advice wishes to inform those who
ara inflicted, that tfieys ma conshlt him on all
Acute or Chronic Diseases by letter, stating the
age, symptoms, &c, withsa fec Of two dollars en-
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for Q prescription, byaddrsssipg DR., A-Sgiekland,
Cincinnati Ohio. ~ , '>>A' "a Ia"
Feb. 2S, 1S97;-lY gaatl
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MrnloAL Nor,op. ~ N N Lhan

MEDICAL Nonon. Il! II. M6nAhan,
NJ D., will give special attention to all Private,
Lung Throat, AID ehronlc diseases Of every char
acter. From past experience In the treatment 0
,dlsdasss of tbsEabdyc, named character, lam vel
satisfied the system that adopt lie far superior
and much HpoBesaEc cesgfOl than Bthetteatment gen.
erallv adopted. In all hereditary or eommunIca-
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otter -depleting agents, tsSih}hrious 70 thssys
TEN ifgiyen any length Of time, and use tonic al
terahves that destroy theS disease, and reeuperate
the system at the same time
Il AIN the only Physician in JAcksohS thatihor-
oughly understands the Eclectic system Of prac.
tSeI PdyatsL ofiGeln back, par9 Of ny Drug
Store. Residence on Main street, nearly opposite
Buun's Store. I.,TaMoNAHAF, N. D. .
Feb. q, 1SG7.-Sm
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Tugs is' the seasop for Coughs aSd
Colds those suffering with such, or any Affection
of the Throato Lungs willrind Pr. strickands
"Mellifuous Cough Balsamn an excellent remedy;
in fact, all his Medicines are worthy the conf
dence of our readers. 3sec Advertisement.
Fed. %, 1867. 7.-=1m, .,.,....s...
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8lef esbG9is !: T.h

70 pure base some very good eggs, 70 be used In
making sponge cakes' Slcpkeepey-Yes, have
some eggs that csa't be beaten CwtOmer-' Can 4
be beatenr Shopteeper No, maamk Ldefy any
one in the market to beat them ! FCastomsrs They
viii not answer my purpose @A. How can eggs
be made Intospopgs cake witbOptyOu con beat
''1'n The customer buteiIAssd slIevAefs. But when
We telEohT c6stomerst that our clothing can't be
beatea they believe IL, And are sure to buy, fot
Ehey recommend themselves, and carry conviction
with them, Every, one who expmInss our goods
eAnises that they are the exact style well made,
and cantbslbealeFIHJ HUr
ISAAC NATHAN,
10 HJ0Ts daIalagh ofths Three Red Posts
eTWa hage,aRics- stock Of yPjscs- eeo3s Sor
Men and Row. .--J.EI y JILL. (