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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

Penny WISE AND Pound FoqLs
1ssr N ssths man sho Bit zoff his'
nose 10 ADifs hisf rc /, but rot, 4 81 =,
bottles OIL. ~ sfoisnds Humdfs''
Doctor, aud cured his whole family
of,ScfofalS. HIN r al Z ITT4IU T.. 81
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06
PoruLA aNrr1nIN1 is

White Pine Compound. Large
quantities have been used for Colds
Sore throats, Weak Lungs, Kidney
Complaints, and like diseases, and
given perfect satisfaction All who
usS ita'praise it highly. For sale b!
J. J. Clemmer, Cresco, Iowa, I'D Ind =
lie Roy MIMI SOW ras1y"%41.' ''i''' =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

"ARRANTED to remove al desire
w for Tobacco. This great remedy is
an excellent appetizer. It puriAes the
blood, invigorates the system, possesses
great nourishing and strengthening power.
enables the stomach 70 digest the hearth
ct food, makes sleep refreshing, and
establishes robust health. Smokers and
Chewers for Sixty Years Cured. Price,
Fifty Cents per ,Aox, post free. A treatise
On the injurious effects Of Tobacco, With
lists Of references, testimonials, &C., sent
free. Agents wa1tsd. Address DR.. T. :.
ABBOTT, Jersey city, NJ (n4D-l9t
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06
MARRIEIR..

In Warren, Sept. -, 1858, by Rev: r.
W. Scott. Mr. JAY WHITE to Misa
ALICE AKRON, both Of Busti n. - :
BY Rev. J. ". Windsor, at,fhe residences
Of aaron Kimball uncle of the bridc--MF
CHA RLES ", .RICk and LlZZLks j
ROBBINS b6tA Of Orleans Iowa. r. go 1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06
Premium -Four.

At our Agricultural Fair, the
-four manufactured at Kendall's
mill, took the premium, not. from
favoritism, but descryedly. After
the fair tho SO lbs on exhibition
was presented to the Plain Dealer
Office, and VIC can safely as 'ure the
public that no better article can be
found anywhere. taking this as a
sample. At any rate this sack Of
-four furnishes the evidence that
Kendall's mill can do the best of
work. and as the reputation Of the
mill and the success Of its proprie-
tor depend on their skill in this re-
spect. is all the assurance the pub
lie need, that their -four will be the
best in the market. Try it and
see.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

\ ii 1nsarancesaa ,
II you wish to reinsure your property
hall on your old friend Z. W. LIZ, q
ole Residence II Crews
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

t PRICES
Hso6ands German Bittsrs, Per hottie y 81 q
half dozen So
Hollands German Tonic, put up in quart bottlss s.
per bottle or half dozen for I 81
- Do mot forget to examine we'll tAs astiGls yss
bag, In order to.get the genuine. ~
Fer sale by an DsuagAsts md Deal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06
NOTICE.

It II we'll established aet that fully one-half q
the female Eor'isn Of our population ar, AZ
Of, to use their own y - exrrsssion, .nsvee
feel we'll" They are languid, devoid Of Ill
energy. extremely nervous, aud have appetite.
TO this class Of persons tho D:rrERS. q the
TAHlG nran aNN ma Nd
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the Of either VI these reRe
aies. s1fhey will cure eyery cas0 Of MARASACk
without fail.
Thnusaais Of certificates have accumulated IN the
hands II the proprietor, but space will allow Of tho
publication Of hut few Those It will be ohser ved,
Of note md II such standing that they must
b believed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

Constipation. Elatulence, Inward Piles,
Fulneas Of Blood 70 tns Hsad Acid
burn, Disgust for The Food.
: 1aln6ss Or Weight in. thA y 4
{ Stomach, Sour Eructa-
tions. Sinking or Flutter.
ing at the Pit OF the Stomach,
). lDWimmiWx Of tho Head. Hurried. |
or Difacult breathing, Fluttering at
the Heart. Choking or so6ocatin9, SEN
Dimness, Of Visien, Dots or Webs w
before the Sight, Dull Pain in
the Head DeAeienoy OIL :,
> Precipitation, Yellow
ana nef T,s Of ~ p isi f p e. , paa
edde, Back, k=zvsCk b o1 49,
Limbs. ETC.. 8 n d . n
Pushes Of Heat, burning in the Fleeh,
Constant Imaginines Of Evil, and
Great Depression OF Spiritss
( These remedies will eTectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundics, Dyspepsia, Cl vnic Nervous
Debility, Chronic Diarre,A Disease Of the Kidneys,
and ali Diseases arising from . Dksstsssd Liver.
Stomach, - Insestines. a ~. ftfN 3 So
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

Anil feeling tho hand Of tms Weighing heavily lroa
Thorn, With All its attendant ills will mud IN the use
Of these KTTERS, or the TONIC, elixir that Will
instih new life into their veins, restore In measure
the energy aud ardor Of more youthful Aays, bsad
up their shrnnksn forms, aud give health aAA happ
noss to their remaining years.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

agents will please take notice of this.
DO not send names, but number your clubs
from one upwards. Make your letters
shsrt and plain as possible.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-06

ya41e e5 Me Supreme fhurf # Itmnsylraaia.
Philadelphia, April u, 1855,
~ consider 1IooAa. Us GerIsnn Di.tcrs' palsahle
Sssdicirs IN # ATTACKS VI Indigestion Dyspep
ala lean scrtly this from my sxrerisnee Of V.
Yours, with respect,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

,.,n,D,s him tia, forced cheek for st s.g y n,a
Teen bans ADD hat 'ss Railroad Az o@,r sent
to New iofi n ~. sup ossd to carry Tue HIM az n. was
over on The e"1 Gu ~ person he ca"kh ' tt.r
hein furnished VIZ. % was to Ehlapr'e' ~ ~ -,
carr s,s rp.-rr their 'a, 81 sb seriously III At bis re'i
Madison "i ur lr that biz Illness viii rpIn.o ,. on
rhP Crow The alleged ave., % the Cinuusu ' A.,
lame. S1s an Old resident q shr n an the vacancy oeaonrd
the m Al ,nnan "A p'e'ssr W
Railroad "a. TSesa ., Vest No. su'si:t va, robbed y
ga eay Sunday morning OF while they were IN
,se drsnt. faG 1b er escape through the 'hg1 ''' 0'
the roof by the Na'erPP ~, ,, iustice of
uI1DSON CTTY-Thomas w; Names Ju S,no1,ted
~ ied an saiurav charged With having W Nc
20 b.. osh the Of So s IL DIS n. vas held bail to
ulnLs 10 In the Es.rI C"la Io i,csnv
the os"s .snso "s, Hs5 s M Mcca6 @ larceny s!ss
months JOSEPH Cougar em' snd aeeny
AZ en- . Frs1k hartmann assault two yeaIs -, R,nnb
oua CONNIE. rss' o 5s i Of May jbn.o CHARGED
@ gh pin and several articles o. Tue S, h ne1t term of
M John Lon Of ooken vas ,@a ~, es an oacsr 10
court The Of Brsrl Kraruey Indicted 10 cont
Jer.ey cry pot oa the nett tern Ou ,,b
BERGEN N. THE police force ., oS,s"f 70 Mount
Peasant PsrE Yesterday In afternoon arg % ,eSr.on.ss
guest, smong whom we're tie cit OaaeeT'' 'D'' "'''
NEWARK-The cigar store Of Mr ChafIe az .S aT
4CommeTeest was robbed OF - vas by Charity
ana George Divisions u T. a'! e1sans e Gbt aud the
Rry Mr. Lticl and recitation, ard e. evening
the Masonic FpterDiJ TO be held 'hs 'lV' VIZ -, rrro
PATERSON-The rails Of the kyTI.lH a 5. LUIS
prnd are beilr rapidly laid and vii he cnmpletf va c1nns
ar aid Catholic orphans viii be began 90 .'' yho was ar
.gbt or ten dsy..C Anterior, the music on Satnr.
With honorahy sl'.n
- p,,sv on a rt n reioran The stable oi Jou
n Of ,oWA vas entered week b. three M eve chase
horse thsrril Mr discovered sh2it % burned an large
Tn th.r ,c,pei leaving the horssIwo boys 80 Ins.
barsk ofhay beogng Mr. SHEPHERD u gn on "Wednesday
- "a JJook spi Ladder COMPANY have os Vu ," snl
O. J. w. Pine and ". Grand Lecturer he,' a. Ia, even
80 srsq visited sauhoe Lodge oil ana n "a
The Grand Cannon of Ne"Jfr.'1 j. ntS Soe,
m i rsoa Of lng stone Of the PA''Ae '0uH!
and sailor. Monument on Ihshk-givinF Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

Nor SATISFIED with administering TO the mere
guest, Mess RcK ofthe AMERICAS HOUSE. bo''"H
@ her billiard halls the best material IN the county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
LAYING "a CORNER sTONE-THE NORTH re
FORMED CHURCH OF BROOKLYN.

The cornerstone of the North Reformed
Dutch Church. Tweflst. between Third and Fourth
nves Brooklyn. laid yesterday afternoon Win ap
propriate ceremonies In presence OF large congregation
The new building viii be In the KomaneSgne s,ye t 1i
hcture "a feet front by 81 feet deep. The walls VIII
he OF Philadelphia brick. with brownstone trimmings
The ground floor will be occupied Tor scI%h tha oet
ronns The auditorium will be elevated from the street
the hight of the lccurc-r0om The roof viii he peaked
and covered with slate. The cost VIII De tiV' anu VIZ
IUiliiur WIFI ho completed about the middle OF June
next The services yesterday were opened by inc KsN
H. Uubbeu with prayer. The Roy. n L. Pierce pastor
on the church read historical narrative OF the rise ana
progress Of the church. aud announced tho contents oil
H. NY which was pu the cornerstone. The corner
stone VAS then laid bY M g.. g. Bergen ana addresses
,ere made by Mr. sila. g. butcher and other gentlemen
Tlc elisis ~ the church Mc-srs Garct o. bergen
II 4 Bell q. G. Adams. and Peter kougct. aud me dei-
cons nre GurrCt g.. Bergen, S. y. butcher, aHd X l.
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
LATEST SNIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
BffC.u.si Ioiii.lt Ouoa Hon. % isIf mtis
SAILED.
s..in,,ig go.i4 America i9r Rio Jaus'ro
DOMESTIC PORTS.
N0snrr lieIaffe %. I'ff
brs D. st.pr. Sasasai lt. f,iyil, bu.l D'''
art i1rF W. Aevtrfer
s,-, Na. 81 rived rssiefiar steamships Gen Barnes 1
Z.ac Soc Iofe. Cleared seht p D. Caba it.eYlh @I'1
f.r t- o. 4 RAJ HH-t.1 sr' ftH- haaIns ai Nfrtliei
r, ,y ,iiy FIsser Hasf weather colds Le4' sale repo ei
81
Poaerr Philadelphia =, c
ton. 8. fsuatr Ers S.rtnr. SEAPORT. ag1u, Florence,
Iti'.i. Cia. E.fr S.rl.r.t iaai Nort h; itnnc Fai
Sailed srlr, En1'. Asfllrr Ffs '.na ff''iIcLtc
Kuua, Taunton. z. b. Reeves i1l ra-tc N-v-lofs
FOREIGN PORTS.
Uav,v. Nov % steamship Bsaua arrived here 10 jag iom
So4.l4ul,.a Oh Der aar So AeH-urcfuA
SPOKEN.
p.-t r,,s tom s. s Boston Sow % - Nantucket shoals
e-r s.... rort boy aI M Boston Nor io ht Alo long
a. As'. Sut. l r. sd. oar 'as, snip Mtih' steering y D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
10 TuE RUPrtREDl
B {: MAR

~ tho mpstor who erads aud 1881 dollar ~
t"taon i' hem every person Who happens to he Influenced
and calls mon him. by 81 hs seuuus
',rsemrnisl But tFrct the ED e.tab
Radical Cure Truss oMes of MARSH CO. No ys.ty at.
opposite church. 81 u MI ref
rnees 20 prsnus Who a' hten cld radically hr
numerous letter. nom te most eminent targuns s snubtr'
I've dollar charge made "f ebAmatu aud humbuKgr female
Atrudatt ior 'atlst MARSH q 40,
80 1Ys-sysL. New Yorh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
Announcements

He that hath ears, let him hear; he that hath
!, though he NAY have both yet not be able to hear
-. Dp be can be will hear here there aud se'h' 'Ds nam
fKyo, tie hat,er and he will when in the vdp OIL 40 -
H,i.v the ,sn,hs exposure Of all eyes KHoI "' hA'f
Raider draw your nference~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

ASBESTOS RooF COATING. II. w. JoHSs,
No 10 Wuhlin-st cor. of Liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
HOME NEWS.
TYR WEATHER

TfIR WEATHER ,y,a
Ezw.YoRE Hour Their Bst bod . li"nt ~ 5 an A.; "
Nov. % - 20, 3lA y y W row -, ~ n, \ W
y ~ 3ln y. w. ~ a. sc ~
41o 3lR y. W ii 80. ~, if,r.
Iru.REq-Moung htls hsIys clear and hpe ron e., vi he
80 u,ng Fl. ar and fue Phenomena: The planet Mans WI.
b, "a e north hs sri magnitude Reuias OF AphA be
gu he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
rn.r e11 TrN.-WEATnER STRRs 10y

. nry,r.snr acknowledged that the proper application Of
@ prysr Wy,rnER STRIPS makes saving Of fully onetr ~
a. pton Of fuel even, baiml lelpeiHi M "
sbii, dams 50 hulifui " colds AZ nfhsenenS OF our
prosecuted L. s. J. TORKEX Co.. SOLE MaHuaelf'Ii
Nc II Msde1-ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

RUPTURE CURED-By using WHITES PATENr
ruvFR TUrss bathing The parts With DR. bhksoHis baA'
i.grIJs Address DR GKEGORr. No. COZ Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

ASBESTOS CEMENT will repair Leaky Roofs
II ~ Joa,, Manufacturer No. - WiIfam.sL COZ LbeViI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-11
Mental aDopreu,fOn.

mcotAh AD0prcDDkO0s
Mental Depressies 10 .. .disssse of the nesv.
oas system, and, Of al che ills Assh is heir 70,
IL is the enc that exeites the ieast sympathy.
1t is subject Of frequent jests. ssd is called
BY various desisivs terms; but. aIshesgh is is
often laughed at, is 10 BOT easy % Iangh the
patiess out Of the belief that his ills sfs sll
rsai, for il is resi- IisssSsy-shs general fes
lures of which are constant fear, anxiety cd
gloom. The external senses, - we'll - the
mental faculties, often aasifest symptoms Of
dsr.ssesest- Noise, - Of falling water, and
ringing in the ears, ere eooplained Of, While
black speekeaed fesy spsrks ftequeniIy Hit
before the vfs;oa. Adnenitioas like thess
should not BE diseeasded. as thsy nay, IL neg.
lected, tesnisste in insanity. The sest Of the
disease 10 In the brsiu ssd the pssvsus svs-;
TEN; and 70 control the nsisdy, Il 10 pecesssJ
~ 10 nee powerful tonic and slsevative, which
viii eesrecs and tone these orssss. vishous in
flaming the brain. This IL the secret Of the
success of HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS in eases Of this kind. for which Il Il the
ssfesf ss ven ss the best Of rsssorssiyes.
In fact, Il is the osly pure and reliable tonic
stinslsst ksovn. Many nosssuns. purportins
10 be toaies. ars paakd sp frsa tine to xne |
d the sesspapes.; bat ths FsuGsrr had better
let then slone. HOSTETTERS cSTON-
AcH BITTEaS has pssvss isself. BY many
rssrs Of tsisi. = 6e In every respect vSss'it Is
represented to be. juno &
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-11
The COsanty Sen {.

We stated, last week, that this ques.
ton was being sgitated sgain. We have
since learned that the work has been
commenced in earnest; that petitions ask.
ing for . vots are in circulation. and
funds have bssh raised to prosecats the
campaign.
We regret that the question has been
sprung nov. % Il will necessarily create
hard feeling. when We had hoped for
harmony. We do not believe that the
requisite number Of voters will sign the
petitions. knowing the discora and the
sxpspss that will arise from the question.
But il it is forced before the public. it
viii have to be met. The friends Of
Wstbsna, Of course. think that the dscis,
ion of ths Supreme Court was wrong.
while the friends Of Troy think it was
just. Those persons not interested in the
above localities. will generally make up
their minds % to what is for The best In
tersst Of the County. snd cot accordingly
Il will be remembered that the people
Of Troy. before the election. year ago,
catered into bond TO build Court House.
in case their toWn received . msjority ol
the votes. The returns gave Wstbens
"a mejority. and Troy retained the Couu-
ty Seat only BY going to the Courts. and
iaeuriug the heavy expense incident there
to. Every one will admit that this re.
leased them from oil obligations to build
. Court House. But they do not pro-
poss to take advantage Of this creeping.
ont place. They still propose. if the
County Board will consent. to give lib
sral amount for the purpose of building
house. An election will be held in
Troy, on the 20tb inst. to vote . sufi, /,
cieat amount Of city bonds 10 realize o..
600 cash; and We understand that parties
are ready to purchase the bonds. The
1880 insurance money on the old Court
House, is in bank. subject to the or
der of the Commissioners. The above
amounts. togsther with msterisl of the
old house that can be used. and some in
means which are pro5sred, will
amount in the aggregate to SIC. 600 cash.
With this amount the citizens of Troy
propose to build Court House equal in
every respects to that Of Atchison. with
out its costing the people Of thbs County
. single dollar for taxes or bonds. II
The people Of the County deem this salts
factory. and Of more benefit to the Coun-
ty than could be expected from another
they have the power to stop the
mataer right here. by uniting in re-
sgsinst an election. And if
Troy should then fail to fulfill her plsdg-
&c. petitions csn be circulated and an
eleclion ordered as we'll sfterw ards as
now.
..s...H
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-11


Jusr RIeHr.-The Copperhead papers
think the Senate acted very mesuly. and
exhibited . partisan spirit. by rejecting
tbs denomination Of Stsnberry The
Senate acted just right. Stanberry, as
the Prssident's legal adviser. couuseled
him to set the laws at defiance; and
when be was brought to trial for so do
ing. Stanberry resigned bis tffice. in or
der to sppsar IS an attorney in the case.
By means Of bribery. q two-thirds vote
for conviction was prevented. But it
does not require two-thirds to reject an
appointment and If . majority Of the
Ssnstors believed that the President was
guilty Of crimes and misdemesnors. they
would have committed . wrong BY con-
6rming the appointment Of Stsnberry.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-11

RAILROAD SrAae LlxE.-Ths cars are
now running to Forest City; and on
Monday. Mr.. Wheeler, of the Kansas
sna Nebraska Stage Compsny. put on .
line Of fouI horse coaches be, xeen Forest
City and this place. giving us close rail.
road connection. The stage arrives from
Forest City ., soon. .ad lssvs. for the
sorth soon sfsrs Az o'clock. he stage
arrives from the north asd crosses over
to Forest City. The Esstera nail for
Nebraska and cor pIaes i recsivsd and
sent by this route. The daily mail from
St. Joseph. via Wsthen.. Troy, High.
land snd lows Point. il stili eontirued,
bat terminates here. the stage returning
south the next morning. We thus have
two daily mails to ST. Joseph and ,h.
East. and one to ths North. The stsg,
leaving the -F0ssss City sad Of the track,
and passing through hsre. reaches Brown
vile snd cohnsctd With the upper end o.
the track shs same evening. landing pss.
sengers IN Council BloHa in time for sup.
psr-being the quickest rou,s betweer
St. Joseph asd Council Biads. Mr.
Wheeler cou'smpissss slso pu,tiss on I
line Of stsges between here and Hiawa
tha. When this arrangement ia compile
ted. the best and shortest route from Nor
thsrn Kansas and Soathsrn Nsbsssks Il
the East. will be BY this stage line 4
Forest City. thence BY railroad. ''' p
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-11

~ The trial Of JED. Davis has been
postponed until October. We suppose
Chase did it to strengthen himself in The
Rebel National Cosvention., We ere
afraid that JEFF. will never have justice
done him 10 this world. Our irm be-
lief in . literal hell Of Gre and stone.
and real. live devil. makes ns happy in
the ihosght that President .Jobason .snd
Judge Chase .csDnot postpoue bis pun.
ishment in the world to come. sa7'u