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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-29

A PROMISING CH1LD.-"Pa, will
you get me = new pair of skates il
I'll prove to you that q dog has ten
tails7" Eyes my son, ;" ''Well to
begin, one dog has one more tail
than no dog hasn't he?" Yes" Well,
no dog has nine tails; andif one dog
has one more tail than no dog, theI
one dog must have ten tails. " The
father gave the boy his skates.
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TooLs.-Many conveniences of
the garden may be made during
the winter. Arrange for a tool
house in some convenient place.
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FOR SALE.

Eighty Acres Of very desirable land, half
mile frem Cresco, for $40, per acre. The
East half of the South East quarter Of Sec,
~, Town SO, Range IL Also eighty acres
four miles from Cresco, part meadow and
part the best Of pillow land, for $40 per
acre. The West half Of the Southeast
quarter of Sec, IS, Town 50 Range 10.
Fer terms Of payment. Address,
B. D. EvERlNGHAM, New Oregon.
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FRANCIS w. WOODWARD,
81 Park Row, New York,
PUBLISHER or
AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURE.
Al BOOKS, and
Editor and Proprietor Of ssths Horti-
eultur,st,"
Offers to supply his own publications g
we'll as all miscellaneous books, By mail
postpaid, on receipt ofprice Catalogues
furnished gratis. Books put up in strong
wrappers, SO as to arrive unlnjurcd at
destination. Persons living in any part
Of the United States can, BY this means.
procure any publication at the same rates
az II purchased in New York.
Orders to be addressed to tho Office Of
this paper. Z n42-9
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ksss1s. HuHD AND HouaH1ox taks
pleasure in announcing that they have
made arrangements with the eminent Dan
ish author, Hans Christian Andersen, BY
which they become the authorized publish
era Of his works in America. A new edi-
ton Of his writings. revised BY the author,
is now in progress, and will be issued with
out delay. This edition will comprise -
I. Novels.
II. Wonder Stories and Tales.
III. Sketches Of Travel.
". Selections from Dramatic and Poet
icsl Works.
v. The Story Of My Life.
The translation Of the ''Wonder Stories
and Tales will DO very carefully revised,
and this collection will be the first COM
plste ono ever issued in English. 1.-THE
Story Of Ny Life" will now for the first
time b published in unabridged form, and
the author viii furnish for the American
edition supplementary chapters, bringing
tie work down 70 the present date, the
original autobiography having been. pub
hshsd In 1866. The first volume to b il
sued Il ''Ths 1mproviaators; or, Life in
Italy,"
In edition 70 this complete series, Mr..
Andeeeea's new stories viii ,bs published
fton month TO month In the "Rivergide
Magazine for Young People," in advance
Of, OF simultaasously with, their publica'
ton in Copenhagen. The April numbe,
will contain . story written "For My
Young Frisnds In America" making the
sixth story publishsd In the Magazine I'M
der this arrsuRouent.
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EVERY FARMER,

Gardener and Fruit Grower Is invited to
send for - EsTs IMPROVED FRUIT TREEsAND
VINE NNtQf DESTROYER AND NyIG0RATOR,"
tlpxovsd andpstented Jung29 $50, afteceEe Ieazq
oldsssfqyi6 eat3sM.S p
Having purchased all the right title and Interest n
this Patent and Patented Composition, for tho whole
United States am now prepared to furnish samples
to test, with q vivw of selling "STATE,"' COUNTY"
and "Indiydr4l Rights as soon as persons having
for Thu id1saaable Preparation are satisfied that It
will do what claim. =
When applied the Preparation penetrates every
PORE destroying the-Wogua In thereof, heart and
branch Of the tree and by connecting with the min
eral substance of the earth destroys the cause and
prevents. the creation of any distinctive insect. 1t
will instantly sstb that derive their nu-
triment from the sap of Trees Vines and Vegetation
aud successfully prevents them from comm lifting
1 r1vss :sd B51ss .n sing ting
Inc the Plum. As fertilizer it has no equal, and
xal not i9iurs ny ~, yi9s o. P!.nt on ePllis.:
t{on.I I'd fretf Is i1Sn H. 6ltimore EdSntH G The
Hehest lgacufuial Stsndb whe VIZ esttiy p the
benefits they have derived from fts uss.
Samples, with directions for using, sent 70 any
pal OF the United States, receipt Of 81 1ndtveu:
al Rights" containing the "Receipt," sent prepaid
by return mail, on receipt Of 49,. Il -
4 reliable Agent 1't'ss fsFely e ssiS. e
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DEPAR1MENT OF DAKOTA,
OYKICE ChIEH QUAlTIRMAsf11,

s1. PAUL, MINI, February IL, 1860.
PROPOSALS IN THE USUAL FORM,
with the customary cQnditions. are in
Vited to bs received at this Office and at
tho Quartermaster's Office At the Head
quarters Of the District Of Mon tana, until
March 80, 1869, At II NJ, t. supply FORT
Shaw the coming season with 900 Tons OF
Hsy and 1000 Cords Of Wood.
In like manner to supply Camp. Gotke
with 200 Tons Of Hay and l, 200 Cords Of
Wood.
Also to supply in like manner, Fort FL
liz with 125 Tons Of Hay snd 1,0oo 6ords
Of Wood. =.
Similar proposals viii Be received o. tho
District Qusrtermsstef's once; Fdrt asleV
enson, D. r., and It this odice;; same ds.s
ena conditions !: above. e supply Foyt
c:sd; .s Ct x Tsse = ;aPR rsst
Wood, and 500, 900 Rset 81 Lumber - Log,
to square eight inches 1t tho smallest end
aud 70 DO from eightsea 70 thirty fset long.
At the same time and IN tie sams man
nsr, proposals viii bS received & thie o.
fee sud st tho District Qusrtsrmaster'a OF.
doe. Fort oully, D. r.. 70 supply y Fort
! hico 4VV 1ons ol my ana 1sgVV Cofo1 Of
Wood; . supply Fort sullys 500 Of, less
Tons Of Hay and 900 Cords Of Wood; to
supply ct Fort Randall 125 Or less Tons 'tol
Day and 500 Cords Of Wood. %,,.'&
It 10 TO be understood that these amounts
may DO diminished II tho hay or wood be
not al required; that the hay H. 10 be gu.
whom groom and properly eured-to be FREE
from weeds and sedGes Or swamp grass
oil cut and cured BY September 18th, dc.
liverable by weight. -. ~..'.. 81
The wood TO be sound msrchantsbl,
wood, to be delivered BY January IL, 1870
unless otherwise authorized. -, 80
Tho hay and wood oil to DO delivered q
the Posts. "'' .'
s.B. HoLABIRD.
Deputy Quartsrnastsr General .. .. Army.
feb26-6W ~s.25,' .:H'
o. =
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FROM 6lUk RAPIDS;
SAux RAPIDS. March 9TH.

SAuK RAPIDS, March 9TH, 1869.
EDIToR JoulNA1.-Business is more
lively, and there ID every prospect that
ssuk Rapids will 90 ahead this spring
wonderfully. There will no doubt bs
more buildings put up this season, than in
the last two years.
A new saw mill is already On the ground
from 0ilmanton, and will commence work
% soon - possible.
Miss Lizzie Lufkin has been appointed
Psstmlstrsss, s,ss &C. Holmes. removed.
The Postoaaes will be kept ct J. F. Boul-
ter's store.
Farmers ars coming In with hoy and
wood to sell; but money il 20 distrsssingly
scarce that they take pay in. goods.
Our town 10 very siokly at present.
There has h6en . few cases Of oe.slet fsvsz
but oil srs getting better. Yours.
OLD SETTLER.
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FARM FOR SALE,

The undersigned offers for sale an: i'm.
proved farm Of about 100 acres, ON tic ealst
side Of the river, three miles from &c:
Cloud. T Il has q comfortable 'houeS with
five rooms, plenty 81 etabling; ssplsadid
we'll Of wafer byth door; oSistern, one
Of The best gardens In The country, With
small fruits, 10. Win trade Tor & house
and lot In town. Inquire of'b' .a"'H' e*'S
..::a d. 1r5'|H}' 5.sr:> 6ts n. q. BENSON
January 18th, 1860 st'c!t1 l:s1 an96.Sh
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noHoIoALIA COUNTY.


Kew lI00aoa 0l8htse1 9enAAs Ago.
IL oEowtA sinss-A Live Tsvn IN .
Growing Csuaty,, s.r - H.
INV LONDON, March I'd. 1869.
Ep,roa JouaxAI.-A year 40 last Sep
tsubsr, passed through this place from
The direction Of Diamond Lake on . psdes-
TRAN tour through Nonongslis County.
Halted for moment to rest my vearied
limbs and go what there was In the place.
Saw two or three log houses scattered
about, and little store perohsd on the
top Of the hill, kept by Mr.. Piunsy. A
party Of men were hard at work building .
dam on Grow River. preparatory to the
erection Of = min. Near BY was = rough
structure Of logs and slabs, dignidsd BY
the name Of ''boarding house," with .
big bell at one gable end which summoned
the hungry vorkmen to their meals three
times day. The place generally looked
rough and uniaviting; still there vas IN
cir Of business and stir which impressed :
stranger quite faverably, On my way
back, Sabbath evening, I had the honor, ~
I vas told. Of presiding The arst sermon
ever delivered In The place. The dinner
bell before mentioned vas rung and = lit
sls congregation gathered In the aboard
i.s houss," vhs hstsasd very attsntivsly
70 discourse from = young beginner. I
made the acquaintance Of some very intel
lissnt and respectable people, and won
dsred what possible induesment they found
At this frontier point, htty miles from any
where, aad they in turn thought I had got
pretty we'll out for my cline Of bus,nsss."
Such Vas New London eighteen months
ago. Since that time, there has been . re-
markabls development, particularly in e.
gard to trade and business. It has now .
grist and saw mill, and two large stores
Msssrs. Adams 4 Lybe, and ". W. Pinney.
These establishments keep . fine assort-
ment Of such goods as are usually called
fer in country stores, and do heavy bust
ness over IN extensive scope Of country in
the counties Of Monongalia, Kandiyohi,
Stearns, Pope and Chippewa. They also
furnish 6rst-class hotel accommodations
for travellers in connection with their
stores. Mr.. Orlando Speny has also re-
Gently opened grocery store which prom
ises to receive its share Of patronage.
Mr.. E. Y. Price has oil he can do in wag-
on making and repairing, and there is =
harness shop in connection with the store
Of Adams 4 Lybe.
Taking into account the nswnsss Of tho
country and it, distance from tho railroad,
New London 10 . smart little town and
does credit to the enterprise and public
spirit Of it, business men.
In regard 70 it, religious serviess initis-
ted - before remarked BY your eorrsspond-
sat, I an glad to ssy it enjoys the minis
trations Of two very worthy and veil quail
led Minister. 1sv. n. Lathrop. Hsthsdiss,
aad Rev. J. 4. MCGOWAN, Presbyterian.
D. B.. J.
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SALE OF WHlAr.-D. NeCauley, Of Fl.
Absroronbis, purchased ct Evansville,
Douglas county, few days since. two
thousand bushsls Of wheat for which hs
paid from $1.l6 70 @l.25 per bushsl This
wheat wss raised in Otter Tail county. II
will thus be seen that in Minnesota farm
ers ars really gamers BY being on the sx-
trsms ffontis-, especially in tho northern
part II the State. While as the towns down
river, nearer The Eastern markets, wheat 10
wsrth only from 500 t. 900 per bushel, in
Northern Minnesota i. brings 1925 per
bushel. This LOT was purehsshsd for Red
River. Oats command almost any price,
the demand BY teamstsrs and freighters
through the upper country being 30 great
" In excess Of the supply.
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"A great many side hits are being made
At the Plantation Bittsrs by . score Or two
Of disinterested friends, who are endeevor-
ing to initiate or counterfeit them. tis III
Of NO use. The people won't DO imposed
upon. Plantation Bitters are increasing
in use and popularity every day. They
are in the same sized bottle. and made just
Is they were ct first. They make, tho
weak strong, The languid brilliant and are
exhausted natures great restorer. The
recipe and full circular are around each
bottle. Clsrgymen, Merchants, and per-
sons whose ssdentary habits induce weak
ness, lsssitude, palpitation Of the heart;
lack Of appetite, liver complaint, &c., will
find immediate and permanent relief in
these Bitters. But, above al, they are
recommended to weak and delicate females
and mothers.
Magnolia Water-suporior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. 81
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PosT OFFICE.

A1lIvAL AID D1RA11ua1 OF AAlLs'
Sc. Paul md way stasiens-dspares ct .
Arrives a, l&p. Il. Nail closes q 4. Y.
Senk Centre routs-QspaRts daily, Mon.
dsys excepted, at 8 4. y. Arrive se1s
days 4 8 ,. \. Mail closes at 1.1.
Grow Wing RouIs-Dspazta daily, Aondays
excepted, 1t Gan. Arrives, came days,
A6r. II. NaN slesss q ] Pm.
Forest City aad Way-Arrives Aeaday,
Wednesday s,d Friday. 1t 4 ?. y. D.
parts Tussday, Thursday aad Saturday.
st7@A.n \. Nail closes q "a. u.
Pair Haven and Way-Arrivss each Fri.
day At l0A. Il. departs zane day st 2
II. Nail closes at p. Il.
Two Rivers and Wsy-Departo sseh Mon.
day at 7 4. Il. Arrives on Tuesday u
P.n. Nail closes ct 6 \. Il.
Sc. Aususta-Arrivss Wednesday And Sss.
urday. at l ?. \. Departs same days u
21. II.
Rookvills-Oa Saturday, same hour ~
above.
Sank Rapids-Tviss day.
r. n. RICHARDSON, P. n.
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Early Rose Potato.

0NE-lb. EARLY ROAR
~ s:et &; a555 lo:t s1 g e. >
postpaid, $500. Best Spring O q
Wheat In tho world; the earliest
and most productive Corn; wonder
full yielding Oats-white and black .
: :5Sisns2e9isas ~ iesds Fowl:
Kegs, Hoga; the grea'. Feed Cutter !
6e0d for the EXPERIMENTAL
YARN JOURNAL-most valuable Magazine Issued
In this country-ouly $50 per year: Subscribe
II you want to make your Farm pay. Address
GEO: A. DEITZ, Chambersburg, Pa.
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Ta1 No7RER At Hox1 AID HOUSEHOLD
NAaAz1xs 10 the name Of . new magazine
edited by Mrs. Henry Ward Besehsr. It
10 neat little magazine and 10 furnished
tSor $50 year. Il contains variety Of
iatsFsstiDg matter we'll adapted for frssids
rsadiag. II can b had by addrsssina
HosSord 4 Sons. No. 81 Williams IT,,
H.
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HRR1NG BUT N0BLE.-selfhelp for Young Men,
II who having orrsd a1eltrea better manhood. Sent
in sealed letter envelope3 free Of charge. If benefit
ted return the postage. Address PH1LANTHROs,
Box P. Phihd1lrhieIPa.
ITE1FNfss, CATARRH, sCROFULA sPEClALl'
DTY-Cures legally guaranteed or money return
e .6ythe Inventor 81 the Celebrated Patent Invis
BE Oreanic vibrator for 1neurable Deafness. lsend
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Important TO- Farmers !
CALIFORNIA l. OREGON ::
Observation-Disclosures

4, = We furnish Farm: ers With the,
BEST SEED WHEAT IN THE WORLD.
+ Perfectly free from insectiforn1 or other
impurities; grown from tusTlAL1A1 and
CHILI Seed, yielding, on good soil,
- = SIXTY BUSHELS TO The ACRE,
And Weighing
o. Pounds to tho Measured Bushel.
The ears Of Wheat. when mature, are
.ELRVEN on TWELVE INCHES LONG.
!. - Pat,uup and securely tied and seal
"A n linSn. baes, and sent By mail: free to
~ parts Of TO country, on receipt Of
price. ,.,,!.,.
- PRICES.
eAxrIrs:. 100 each BAas..60s and 81 each
Qris larger qssntis.= It reasonable rates:
i Address 49,. ": =, ~:
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
SEED WHEAT. AGENCY,
' .'.. 49,. =. = SAN FRANCISCO
q11n3l-tf Cslifornis.
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"A Russian peasant, named Petrol, has
rendered great service to 1ailwsys and
railway travellers In his naAive county, by
inyenting continuance for clearing the
suew iron tAs tracks with great rapidly.
Il might b . good thing for Mr.. PETROL
70 operate up this direction for . while.
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There q always . crowd q Piekit 1
Abbstes buying goods, and this Il account
ID for BY he fset thaa the. ehesrfally
shsv thsir gods and ell ~ lev - H.
loWOSe, ~, -. .."e ~ -.' 81
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THx NluuDso1A PUPIu.-Tho fourth num-
bsr Of this paper 10 out. Mrs Bishop Is
Publishing series Of interesting articles
On "Pionsszing" which viii b read with
interest. The paper 10 published at Min
nsapolis, by Hatch Brothers. Terms 81.
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Dsxosss1's Nox7nIx.-This 10 justly
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full e eoed, ssuAd ssess, and practical
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lishsd at oss' Broadway, N. T., $500 Per
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Agents Wanted
l.rce town 70 ell d. p. R0WHLL cos new
.AMERlclNNE DIRECTORY
: JUST, IssV4D,
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siniormation. klod lelsa oompls'e gazetteer Il I'll
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D,J5 s;sc Y ns:&. s;.'''
s sos: to niat ~ e't' s'ff''i'h and 'n'l0
E.e1o1I f.o,...,..s An us.,-puchu leave. ar.
gently stimu!.at, with : peculiar tendency to the
They gi7sn il conplai,ts Il the Urinary ore.ps
such q: Gravel, Cspeio Cetszh Of tho Bladder Hoe.
Gid Irritation q ths Bladder and Urstha Disease Of
Urine from loss Of tone In the parts concerned in ito
evacuation. Tho remedy has also been recon mended
in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Xec-
Al1soiD's E:1.Ac1 Bucuy is used a,di by psr.on.
from the ages Of Is te and from IS to S. Of in tho
decline or change after Confinement, or Labor
Pains; Bed-Wettink in children.
In affectonspeculiar to females, the Extract Buchu
4uneqnaled BY Any other remedy, In Chlofosis or
Retention, 1rregularity Patnfulness Suppression
O. Customary Evacqatons, liberated Or schirrous
DmRtsRs o. fa1 BLADDEn, KIDNI1s, Crawl. AND
DaopAoAI SwEl1lxas.-This medicine incfeases tho
Poyer Of Digestion and excitss the Absorbsnts into
Positions, and all Unnatural Enlargements az re-
ducsd, = veil e Pain and Inaanation. -,
:, $1,000: k41.As1 euczu has cured every case
Mex the Bladder, and inflammation Of ths XM
neys, ucsratien Of the Kidnsys and Bladder. Keten
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tende Nth the 1olloVinr e1nntoms. Tndi.nos;.so.
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JAMESTOWN, n. Y.
L1pp1Ncorr BAKEwE1L:-We have no trouble with
your Saws; they don't to be lined up with paper
re put them on tho Mandrel and they go right along
Respectfully, +;;s yCHAa. J. FOX: !
LIrp1NCoTr & BAkEwEIL,'
Manufacturers Of Circular, Nolay. Ma aaag and
Cross Cut Saws ChoppinE AxtsI all shapes: Go
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49, We would respectfully sslssss 81
.F"ff9 ala cad etksss vieAia1 cay ksd o.
Job printing, to cell ssd 'ss"''"s e"'
xsss.iv s,tsek Of Nsv Material, js's''e''''d
rem tAs ss.s, before ssadiss to 81. Pss' o.
,,;... elsewhere. Os, JOB Q1Res i sss one
oftAs 3s,tia tie State, ssd W Dc work eA'eA
v. will susra.t.. to 81 satisfactory, s'Salnt
Paul prices.
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.-s-.s LOCK HAVEN, Pa.
Cats :-Weh have been using your make Of Gang
aevs IN our MIL and find them, In point Of quality,
stpeffcr 10 any we have ever used. Yours, Re,
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Raj Is9Arn THAxsJ1H.-Throush The
Gndnsss Il Mr.. zapp, Register Of Deeds.
we ars permitted 70 psblish he sales Of
real sstats recorded during the week end.
ing March IL, 1859:
Wszrantse DEED from Margaret A. Me-
Laughlin &c., to O. 8. Fireman and Chas.
3. Warner, for lots 8, 4 and s, blk s, in
James add. 70 Sank Centre $500.
Warrsntss Deed from Joseph Carlisle Jr.
and Wife, to Joseph Carlisle ST., for sw}
net and ut nw} and net sw} and nw} ss}
80. 9, T. 122, b. "a West $3.50.
Wsrrsntss Deed from Elihu Bsrbor and
wife to Lyman &. Budlong for und. ! sci
sw} Sec. n, and mel nw} Sec. "a T. 122
B. % West; 500.
Warrantee Deed from Newell Mcdonald
to Robert A. Lyons, for set sw4 Sec. 81 +.
123 r. ~ West; $3.50.
Wsrrantes Deed from Leonard Thislmsn
and wife to william Bssenius, for lot 9 blk
81, In St. Cloud City; $500.
Warrsntse Deed from william Besenius
to Leonard Thislnan. for VI sw{, Sec. 80
+. 124 r. 20 West; $1,000.
Warrsntss DEED from Chrittopher Marie
and wife to Baynard suck, for acre in
sW4 1T Sec. 10 T. 126 b. 81 west $50.
WarIantse Deed from John Scho6asr
and wife 70 r. Anton Ksess, for nw} ~
See. % T. l22 B. 81 West; 500.