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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-22
WHOLE NO 97o

Mrs l.. F. Emmons, Mys II. J.
Stalker ''5
Best horsemanship. diploma and
Florist Guide. -. -t'
End best. -- Florist Guide,
It was resolved that .ths sey era |
localities de string to compete for tho
Fair, be invited to send in proposals
for lease Of suitable grounds for
one year, and also for three years,
with price at which the same vii bs
sold to the society during the life Of
the lease, the grounds to be enclosed
suitably for holding Fairs, Of ths
society, with grounds suitable fer q
trotting course not less than one
half mile in extent on the same,
The proposals to be accompanied
with bond to carry out the propo-
sition if accepted by the s5ciety.
Proposals may be left with either tho
President or Secretary-of the society
until the first Of June. a..
'''- A K1MgAIL President.
" r. MEAD Sccy. .@a2S2 80
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Rules to be Observe d,

When you meet a lady, always
take the inside of the pavement.
Look out for. and beware Of
"young Americas about 6 years
old, smoking cigars. Aourishing
canes: and evidently belligereut in
their intentions.
Always walk fast as if the Prince
Of darkness was at your heels. II
looks like "business .y..r
When you attend church, 60 late.
its fashionable.
Make much noise in treading the
aisle. This attracts attention.
When any one enters, turn around
and gaze at them. That's what
your eyes are made for. 89E
If you are sitting on the outer end
of the pew always let the next conner
push by you into the seat.
In time of prayer let your eyes
survey the congregation. Whisper,
ing and tittcring would not be out
of place.
If you don't know the hymn, while
it is being sung. hum it. aaia.s
Leave your children at home. and
bring your dogs to church.
And last, though rot least. finish
your nap before the benediction ia
pronounced We invariably do the
latter, and some people We know Of
would do well to initiate our .ex-
ample.
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Look to the Fruit Trees.

All fruit trees should be carefully
looked over at this season, for the
purpose Of destroying insects. Bor-
ers may have laid themselves up
cozily, for winter quarters, in the
bodies Of the ounce. apple. pear,
mountain ash. or plum tree. A good.
strong, and sharp knife, to cnt away
dead bark and wood. and strong
piece Of wire are tho requisite tools
for tue work, following it, if you
please. BY washing or coating the
wound with some mixture Of soft
soap, sulphur, tobacco water. &c.
or with cheap shellac varnisd. The
eggs Of caterpillars should be soughs
for on the small branches Of the tree
Tie coecus. or small insect. ahould
be destroyed ~ washing the bodies
and limbs Of trees TO which they are
attached. Stroug lys. or mixture
Of soft soap and fresh-slacked lime.
will destroy Observation-Disclosures.
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KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great
English Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psy-
chometrician, who has astonished the scien-
tifc 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 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, as thousands Of testimonials
can assert. She will send, when desired a
certified certificate, or written guarantee,
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 commune
cations sacredly confidential Adress in
confidence, MADAME z. F. THORNTON, P
o. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
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10 OonsumptiVes.

T7HE Advertiser, having been restored
Il to health in few weeks, by a very
SIMPLE remedy, after having suffered sew
eral years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consnmption-is anx-
ious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. .... ...r..
TO all Hhc desire, he will send copy Of
the prescription used, free of charge),
with directions for preparing and using the
same. which they will find = SURF CURE
FOR CoNsUMPTIoS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
&c. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription, is 70, benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
conceivcs to be ii,yslaable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as twill
cost them nothing, nud may prove bless
ing. g.-.-aFg.I .a Z. -.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address ....r
nsOy7 Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Williamsburgh, Kings Co. New York.
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Albion. March 5th, 1867

.a8 ..F, Albion, March 5th, 1867.
Ashley's District. Miss Caroline
Burton, Teacher "a scholars. This
school house has been fitted up, (of
late, } so that it answers tolcrably
we'll for a school room. They have
a common school apparatus, except
dictionary, register, clock, and
blackboard. Order and some OF the
recitations were good. When !
asked why four boys studied so little
three Of them answered II have
no book Thus ] found four
scholars. depending upon ono book.
Parents should try and send their
children to school every (school) }
day, but they should remember it is
almost useless to send them there
without proper supply of books.
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Dread RetributiOn.

During the war Democratic ed
tor in Dayton, Ohio, Bollmeyer, was
murdered.by an Abolitionist, with
out any provocation' An Abolition
Court tried and acquitted the mur-
derer. The whole trial was a dis
graceful farce, and all who partici-
pated in it were guilty of official per-
jury. Some three years have clap
sed, and the County Clerk, the
Sheriff, and about one-half of the
jury are dead, while the infamous
Judge, who outraged justice at this
trial, is an idiot in lunatic asylum!
Jim Lane, while his hand was yet
smoking with blood Of murdered
victims, was elected to the Office Of
United States Senator by Puri-
tanic Legislature. For one Of his
, murders he was tried, and, Of course,
acquitted. He has fallen by his
own hand. 1t is now believed by
most of mankind, that Mrs. Surratt
was guiltless of participation in the
murder of Mr.. Lincoln. When she
was under sentence Of death, after a
trial which will be considered blot
on our age, Mr.. Preston King pre-
| vented access to the President, and
denied admission to her daughter,
who almost shrieked and sobbed her
life away on the steps Of the Exc
cutive mansion. Afew months af-
terward Preston stilled q remorseful
conscience in this world by sef-mur.
der.-Ex. saias p,
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: N anhood: How Lost, How
80 -a Restored. a.a.v

Just published, a new edition OF DR.. CuLvERwELL y
Gel EspATRp ESSAY on the radical cure (without
medicine SPERMATORRHEA, Or Seminal eek
ness, In voluntary seminal Losses, lmpotency, Men
tai and Physical Insspacity, lmpedlnenS " Mar
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Induced BY selflndulgence or sexusl extravsgance.
Price, In sealed envelop, only cents. -,
:, The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
demonstrates. from thirty years. successful prac:
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internal medicine or the application Of the knife
pointing out q mode at once simple, certain, and
efectual ny means Of which every sufferer, no mat.
ter what lis condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands ofsvery youth
and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, In plain envelope, to any ad-
dress postpaid receipt Of six cents, or two post
stamps. Also Dr.. Culverwelrs 'Marriage Guide, !"
price Is cents. Address the publisher.
CHAS. J. G. KLINE 4 co,
l27 BOwery New York Post Of
fee box 1855. n48v7y1
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Vernon Springs, March LIST, 1867

Vernon Springs, March 1st, 1867.
Sub-district No2. Miss Addie
Sawyer, Teacher 8 scholars. This
school house is new, and when well
seated, it will be convenient. They
have a chair, pail, blackboard and
clock. The, order was good, and
the scholars passed a fair examina
tion. IF the scholars in sub. district
No 2, would attend their own school,
instead of crowding the school in the
village Of Vernon Springs, it would
(doubtless) be far better for all
concerned. a. > --@z
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Albion, March 7th, 1867.

Philips District. Miss Annie
Fuller, Teacher IL scholars. This
school is taught in small log house,
and is furnished with globe, out
line maps, and'writing tablets: The
scholars were very quiet and studi-
Gus. The most of the recitations
were very good, and the scholars
passed fair examination. / found
some of the writing books in a scrib-
bled condition, but the owners were
not present the day ] visited the
school. %.
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Albion, March 7th, 1867

"a .-r Albion, March 7tb, 1867.
- Hurley's District. D. E. Warren,
Teacher !; "a scholars. This school
is taught in very inconrenient
room, in private house, and they
have no school furniture. The
scholars are mostly Germans, but
arc fast learning English. The or
der was not very good. The most
of the recitations We're good.
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Albion. March Sth, 1867.

Nichols District. Mr.. F. Mich
OILS, Teacher; IL scholars all boys. }
The school house in this SUBJ district
is large, we'll seated, and has been
abused but little. They. lack in
furniture a chair. dictionary, and
clock. Order and the most of the
recitations were good; and the
small scholars passed a good examin-
alton. The house needed sweeping.
7. W. LEE, Supt.
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Howard County Schools.
Howard Centre, March 1st, 1885,

Howard Centre, March 1st, 1867.
Mr.. w. r. Thayer, Teacher ; AZ
scholars In this sub-district there
is large school house, (more or less
abused, which will be we'll furnish
ed, when a clock is added to their
school apparatus. There was fair
order, and the most of the recitations
were good Mr.. 7. needs a little
more enthusiasm to excel as teach
er.
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"a "You want nothing. do your"
said Pat. ''Bedad. a il it's Moth
ing you want. youM and il in tbs
jug where the whisky vas.'' Z
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Albion, March 9th, 1867

oqa Albion, March 9th, 1867
Doud's District. Mr.. D. N. Hunt,
Teacher; 25 scholars. This school
is taught in small inconvenicut
room, but it is we'll furnished with
maps, globe &c. Order good, room
neat, and the scholars passed fair
examination. W. .. ..- H..
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
HILADELPHIA, Pa

FH1AAHEAFH4AY FA' " : =
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual Systems new and
reliable treatment-in Reports Of the HOW
ARD AssoclATIoN-Sent by mail in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge Address
DR. j. SK1LLIN HouGHroN, Howard As
sociation, No. ? South Nine Street Phila-
delphia, Pa. e.sa g l2v5
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DEILDING s. RESIDENCE
ID Lots for Sale at C1escO!
The undersigned offers for sale upon
reasonable terms the most eligible and larg-
est lots for residences to be found at Cres-
co. He may be found at Strother & Kirk
patricks store in Cresco, or 1t Russcu,s in
New Oregon, .P
These lots range from to 10 acres in
size and from SIS to $500 in price.
Jany 81, 1867. In1lm6
E. W. ALLEN
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CUCC. dulCS IL. olONu II, NJ.
Fellows, w. B. Rochester.
Best pair fine boots, diploma,
" womens shoes -
- childrens shoes F."
Best over coat ... - -
" dress coat,
- pair pants -
+" horse shoes and nails, -
bureau -
" dining table y
" panel door
- window sash y
+" -four barrel y
- pork barrel - a
" butter frkin
F" 100 county brick v
" wagon -aF a
" plow E- a
harrow ..r
y hay rack y
" 1-2 doz brooms y
" best sack -four "
" specimen tin ware and
stove trimmings
- double harness "
- single harness y
- farm gate
- tanning mill
.. PANTRY STORES.
Committee: Charles Brown, Mrs
Fl. Merry. Mrs j. +. Thayer, Mrs
S. L. Carey, Mrs Geo Eek.
Best 3.ibs brown bread, diploma.
" water cake
- native wine
p" tomatoe catsup
" current jelly e.
FANCY NEEDLE WORK Ao.
Committee: Thomas p. Davies,
Mrs J. j. Clemmer, Mrs G. W.
Harris, Mrs B. F. Fuller, Mrs G..
S. Thurber.
Best specimen embroidery
done by hand, Brooks book of6owers
Best needle work, Florist guide,
=" variety worstcd work, Lady s
Book,
Best fancy chair bottoms, Parlor
Gardener, -..
Best ornamental she'll and leather
work, Parlor Annual.
Best crochet work, Parlor annual
af" bed quilt
specimen patch work
:" table spread
| - specimen sewing
done by machine.
-" crayon drawing
" water color drawing
The sweetest. fsttest,
prsttisst and best baby under
one year old. Diploms and bottll
Soothing syrup
LADIES rcutsrltAR1sx.
| Committee: J,ssph Slice, Mrs G.
\ tF4'wshster, l1rs W: T F. Daniels.
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TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
Mrs. u. %. PRESTON,

zTyt- MIN ~ VI H1eES ONss5
ae-twould announce to the people Of YER.
). NON Springs and vicinity that she ts pre-
rared to do BLEAcKIaG, PREsS1N0, TRIM.
nINo and all other kinds Of Millinery work
-.in the most approved style. 81 ssa =
s-., Hass, Desss- Making, Cutting, Fitting
, and Faaey Stitching done on shcFs notice
s1v7 Vernon Springs, June "a, 1sse;
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Who ras yonah'e tutcr? ii
whale who brcugA. him up
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Agricultural Fair.

List Of premiums offered by the Howard
County Agricultural Society to be awarded
at the Fair grounds of the Society on
Thursday and Friday Of October 10th aud
11th. la67 a.s ~ = ~ ~ aA' ..
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sAN OVSVS NApAO"0'
DuRHAMs AND GRADES.
Committee, j. B. Howard. A.
Rivers, j. E. Bennett.
Best bull 3 years old and upwards,
Agricultural work value $3 and
diploma. 81
End best bull 8 years old and up
wards, agricultural paper and di-
ploma. sf.u ...
Best bull 2 year old, agricultural
work value 81.
End best, -~ diploma.
Best yearling bull, ..|I' 81.
2nd best, diploma.
Best bull calf $l.
| End best, diploma. .,-.n ....
Best COW, agricultural work value
So and diploma.
End best. diploma.
q Best 2 year heifer, Agricultural
work. .-rE t..
End best, diploma.
Best yearling heifer a., III,
End best, diploma.
! Devons aud grades same. p.
Native Cattle same. rs -8
2 a WORK OXEN. .s-...
Committee: r. T. Sutton, G.. NJ.
VanLeuven, l.. F. Emmons.
Best work oxen 4 years old and
upwards, agricultural work value
81 and diploma.
End best, diploma.
Best trained steers under 2 years
old broke to the yoke, agricultural
paper and diploma. 81.
,.. STATIONS.
Committee: H. E. Ober. G.. w.
Fall, G. F. Webster.
Best Stallion S years old or over,
gricultural work value $3 and di-
ploma.
End best. 81 and diploma.
Best stallion 4 years old and over
agricultural work value $3 and d.
End best 81 and diploma.
Best 3 year old stallion, agricult-
ural work value $3 and diploma.
End best, agricultural work value
- and diploma. ss
Best stations exhibiting 3 colts
of any age, agricultural work value
81 and diploma.
s.rs BROOD MARRs AND COLTS.
Committee: Holt Nichols, G. NJ.
Carver, S. Radford.
Best brood mare colt by her side,
81 and diploma.
End best brood mare, colt by her
side, 81 and diploma. ra.
Best 8 year old colt, ~ and d.
ploma. ...-
End best, 81 and diploma.
Best 2 year colt, 81 and diploma.
+ '2nd best, 81 and diploma.
Best yoarling colt, 81 and diplo-
| ma. .. f. he
End best, diploma.
Best sucking colt, ag. paper.
End best, diploma.
DRAFT AND MATCHED HORSES AND
| ROADSTERS.
Committee: G.. w. Ostrander, J.
Siddall, F. Borthwick. H. J.
Best pair matched horses, agri-
cultural work value 8 $3 and diploma.
End best, $2 diploma.
Best pair roadsters $3 and di'
ploma. ~
End best, ~ and diploma.
Best pair draft horses, agricult'
ural work value 81 and diploma.
2nd best, > ! and diploma
Beet saddle horse diploma
TROTTING HORSES.
Committee: G. S. Thurber, S. G
Norton, G.. r Humphrey, L. H.
Sanborn, G.. w. Ostrander.
Best trotting stallion, $5'
| 2nd best, -us l. .a W,
Best trotting mare or geldiug IS
Ind best, 81
Best PAGER t'5sa1aaa -1''s "
| 2nd best. s VI
~Committse: Geo. Morse. N. b
4 Doolittle, C! NJ. Carver. 1856 +,
e Best l-4 sore in 50 miputss $2
~ End bsxS,, o'ia Sos a-t1of 4 $1
ss8rd best A. oni 9.5s5dd diploms
l
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, HUBBARD & Co.

u HVBBAED % & Co.
III DEALERS 4
Pianoes, Melodeons, Sheet Music,
Music Books, &C., &c.
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BANK.
MCGregOr, --- Iowa.
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NEW OREGON HOWARD COUNTY. IOWA, MARCH g. 1867
sHEEp

Committee; Geo, Eek. J. F
Thayer, Thos. Griffin. ..'
Best buck 2 years old and upward
81 and ploma.
End best, g. 81 and diploma
Best buck one year old 81.
End best, diploma
Best 5 ewes 81 and di
ploma.
End best s ewes, 81 and diploma
Committee: j. S. Potter. A. 6.
Hubbard, A. Bond.
Best Boar, diploma and book.
End best boar, book
Best SOW and not less than pigs,
$3 and diploma. s..~r e..
End best, .s.rz, book,
Best pair Of pigs six months old,
diploma.
End best, 81. .~~si.~ .~ 30 ok,
-fh~ POULTRY. DIS g. D
Committee: A. II. Harris, p.
Lokie, c.. w. Field. .rga. s..''
Best lot five chickens, diploma .
End best, book value 81.
ORCHARD AND GARDEN PRODUCTS. ,
Committee: H. D. Noble, james
Oakly, I. r. Perry. 's
Best 1-S acre of carrots, diploma
and book. .
End best, book.
Best l-e acre bests. diploma and
book.
End best 1-s acre. agricultural
book.
Best 1-S acre broom corn, diplo-
ma and book.
Best Is acre of fax diploma and
book.
Best doz carrots, Rural Annual.
Best doz beets, -
Best doz parsneps - a
Best doz onions, y
Best 8 cabbages, y
Best dog tomatoes, y
Best 2 egg plants, . a2
Best 20 ears sweet corn, y
Best peck Of potatoes, - .s.
Best peck ofpeas, "
Best bushel turneps .
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS AND DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES. fr
z" Committee: s.. A. Stone, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Marsh, Mrs A. Crosby, Mrs
Aug Beadle, Mrs G. w. Hollister.
Best 10tbs butter, book and dip.
End best 1O1bs, agricultural paper,
Best Is lbs cheese, book and dip,
End best Is lbs cheese, book,
Best gal sorghum, Sorgho Journal,
Best sample of honey !, ~
in the comb, -s .. $1,00
Best 10 yds flannel So diploma
End best, ID. diploma,
Best pair woolen blankets, 81
and diploma.
End best. f+. diploma.
Best 8 Tbs white bread, Rose
culturist.
MECHANICAL.
Committee: James II. Brown, S.
Fellows, w. B. Rochester.
Best pair fine boots, diploma,
" womens shoes ~
e - childrens shoes y
Best over coat ...
- dress coat,
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FARMS AND FARM PRODUCTS.

11th 1867.
! FARMS AND FARM PRODUCTS.
| Committee: S., G. Norton, s.. NJ.
Webster, w. D. Darrow. ~.
Best farm, Agricultural work val.
ue $3 and diploma. as
End best, Agricultural work
value 81. a9z
Best, acre of Wheat, Agricultural
work and diploma. .1'..
End best, Diploma. ga III
Best acre Of corn, Agricultural
work and diploma. ,..-
End best, diploma, .
Best acre Of oats, Agricultural
work and diploma. So
End best, diploma. u:.
Best acre Of barley, Agricultural
work and diploma. s-ls. .
F., 2nd best acre of barley, diploma.
Best acre oftimothy, Agricultural
work and diploma. ...
Best Ia acre potatoes, Agricult-
ural work and diploma.
End best IA acre Of potatoes, d.
ploma.
Best sample seed wheat, Agricul-
tural work and diploma.
End best, diploma.
Best sample seed corn. Agricult-
ural work and diploma.
End best, diploma.
Best sample seed oats. Agricult-
ural work and diploma.
End best, diploma.
DuRHAMs AND GRADES.
Committee, j. B. Howard, A.
Rivers, j. E. Bennett.
Best bull 3 years old and upwards,
Agricultural work value $3 and
diploma.
End best bull 8 years old and up
wards, agricultural paper and d.
ploma. sg.a. .-
Best bull 2 year old, agricultural
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Committee: Jossph Slice, Mrs G.
F. Nv ehster, Mrs W: F. Daniels,