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"LEf Us HAVE PEACE:"
GRAND
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE
MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
Ts be held In the
CITY OF BOSTON,
JUNE Is, I6. II. Is, AND 1s, 1869,
THR0UGHoUT THE LAND.
THE COLISEUM.
in which the Jubilee 10 TO be held will afford
snps ea%eso%nodstions for nearly FIFTY THOU
tainments will include orAtorio performances by
The GREATEST CHORUS
ever orgsniSed in any part Of the world. made up
rom the Public Schools, with an Orchestra Of
ONE THOUSAND INsTRUMENfs,
ssmp.iisins many Of the principal Bands and best
Musielans In the Unitea States.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
ToNAL STATE IA. HA
pate in the Jubilee, aud the citizens Ct Boston viii
visitors from s5Toad which they a1S SoSe
may serve To- insuRurate the return Of Kind and
ad In perpetuatipR throu ghout tt 9 world, PEACE
ON EARTH, GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN"
The immense outlay attendant upon this vas
amPled prcmptpess BY the citizsns Of Boston. en-.
surfDg for the Festival and Jubilee auccess
whtch pecunlsry aid can command.
li:hss ass following scale of prices has been s''a'
sIysLE ADMISSION, t-,tA secured seats, S5 and
SINGLE ADMISSION, ritioEt secured seats. ...... 50
sEAsoN TIckET transfer able admitting thres per
IONS to all the , ensestainments given in the Go,
The sale of .eats will commence At the Boston
accompanied with the money, may be ansmitted
by music dealers throughout the country, or BY
mail or express, directed to
A.P; PECK, Ticket Agent,
Boston Ausc Hall, Boston. N ass.
apasF,M.w4w " ann - ~ 0'''''~'''
PEOFEsSsSsfk ssk1 sHEbPoKS Hsb H9aIni4YSSEgA iA4YYSgAL NAY
Wb1t oAnhoEL IaSE Fa1it axIL AT
street. between Ninth and Tenth,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, NAY 18TH.
10 ts s.d ont o PRo1 sad Lnsy
Academy s21 y street. sras. H'
Ne 2Ts 4ssl ON e lSp BIs ssLI sssLLITION 10; .ss
s1a1s3 AT AsRkskiiFkRs. {sr1a1rH.r. 11H
No Doa. sScss odd ::t H
% fssss;i s;sSa %s$e:
c.sa. M i Please SsmsnisT Nam: MAJ and sunSsr 1AS
AR eALLERY.
30A PENNsYLvAEIA AvENuA.
BLfwEIN NINTH AND TENTH sTRIlT
A choice collection OF OIL PAINTINGS; Ger
man, French, English, and American OHROMOS;
ENGRAVINGS. PHOTOGRAPHS, PA6SI-PAR.
IOCTS, sTERE0sCOPES snd sT1R1OOPlO
ovsi and smaSs sau.Gs Pfe4Tks se4Ek 5RAMxs, ooRps
: Picture frames made 70 order. Prices mode
ste. A. VS.. SMITH,
90 Nly Proprietor.
i . A. BOSWELL,
JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
Offce-22s IA street west, near st. south.
Landlord and tenant and civil business
ersily attended to.
AI,o, Deeds, Leases, Mortgages and Wills duly
6nHce open from q. IN. to p N. daily.
spTu lRepuolicanl
ID EMOvAL-N. TRORsON wishes to inform
H his old customers and the public gen: a
orally tn at he has removed his Merchant
Tailor Establishment from his old stand, wv
2s6 Pennsylvania avenue, 10 NO S0S nth
street. between Pennsylvania avenue ana
street, where he keeps constantly on hand
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. EIc.,
GDNTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
and the STAR SHIRTS, made to order
eipce my removal l have made .rrengem.nte
more regularly, and 70 IN their orders more puno-
tuslly. ~ THOkSON
S02 Eleventh street,
ap;-:m bet. Psnn'a avenue and street.
Am
Evening star., 1869-05-10

NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut. Comm ander A p
Cooke has been ordered to the Naval Academy
on the LIST of October next
Chiet Engineer Henry Mason has been or.
dered TO spec cial duty In charge OF machinery
al Providence, X. 1.
Lieut. Charles NJ. Thomas has been placed
on waiting orders
Evening star., 1869-05-10

- A fine feature OF the Troy Conference OF
ministers OF the NJ. +. Church is the ssClerical
Assurance Association" !" In which there are no
expenses OF salary OF ofhcers, &c. On the
ceath OF = member. each OF the others pay q
the widow or heirs-on On average Of pay.
ments->l0. The lumber Of members Il about
one hundred. The Association met on Friday
last, and payments were Iiberally and gladly
paid in for the widow OF Rev. y. z. Ham,
formerly agent for Peck Hilman-deceased sed 9
feW months since.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
fHE PAIN KILLER

fHE PAIN KILLER,
20 Justly celebrated ,Nas introduced to the public
eoeut twenty -nve years sgo, and noW enjoys Q
popularity unequal alled by any other medicine Tor
the sure or diptherta dysentery, choleIa morbus,
ts without an equal. Sold by all the principal
orugelsts.-Datiy P!Gisdeals,, Cgscs!and, Ohio.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

ORDER TO NAVY YARD CoNMANDANrs-It
is understood that the Secretary of the Navy
mas issued an order to the effect that the com.
mandants Of navy yards shall respect all
orders ISSUED by Admiral Porter, the same as
II issued by the Secretary himself These
orders are to be signed "a. T.. Bore, Secretary
OF the Navy. per ID. ID. Porter, Admiral" This
order Is issued to enable Admiral Porter to act
in the absence Of the Secretary of the Navy.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

ID At rORMAN'S,
227 229 SEVENTH street.
Between M and N,
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CORN STARCH, u cents per pac ckage,
~ At fORMANB.
221 egg SEvEN Fa street
Between NJ n.
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AT LAsT.-A use has been found for dogs AZ
last. A seven years old boy fell overheard
from canal boat IN Buffalo last Wednesday,
but saved his life by clinginG to the carcase of
dead dog which was floating on the water.
until help arrived. The Buffalo Express in
noticing the affair says: This is the first case
that has come within our know ledge for wears
wherein dog has been OF any practical utiIifv
IN this city, bat ii contains q Suggestion which
u acted upon, may prove beneficial to man
kind. There are thousands of useless dogs in
toWp, and IL they were all killed suddenly ana
InIowh INTO the canals they might be the
means OF saving other valuable nves.n
BuRHs AAD ScALDs--A correspoudent NJ the
RUrdt AeU- Yorker offers this remedy for fhess
accidents; THE most effcacious remedy Fever
tried was to apply common starch. iu.f mois.
tened With cold water, and spread on \ cIntb
10 .nectually cover the wounded part. A little
enl who was oadly scalded, was INSANITY
freed from pain by the ab3ye remedy.
Keep the starch moi isiened, and in few hours
the Inflammation Will be gone, leaving the
scalded part perfectly white. Afser the iafiam.
mauen Is ont apply linen cloth dipped in
sweet oil. Ii IL a speedy cure"
Evening star., 1869-05-10

ENGINEER CORPs.-The following changes
IN the stations and duties Of officers of the
Engineer Corps have been made: Brevet MAJOR
Charles w. Howell, relieved from duty in NJ s.
souri, and ordered ID New Orleans to take charge
OF the Improvement of the Mississippi river
and the works for the defense of New Orleans;
Capt. Chas. Ii. Phillips, ordered TO Missouri in
place OF Major Howell; First Lieut. ID. w
fayne, to remain on duty at New Orleans,
under Major Howell
Evening star., 1869-05-10

OONDY (BURNT MILLS) FAMILY FLOUR
Id SIS 70 Der sack, at rORMAN'S,
225 b 229 SEyINrH street.
Between M and N.
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NJ. WILLIAM

Has rov opes . handsome stock OF sPRInG
GOODS, comprising SILK KsACOUD6.wALkIS6
SUITS. LLAMA LACE POINTS, TRIMMlNGs,
bOSsETs- HATS, STRAW GoOpS, RlBBONe,
FL0VEBS, SILKS, sATISS. yELvETS, La
CEs, LADIES USDERGARMENrs, Etc, Etc
DREssBs sEd Man IL - made In the latest Pa
risiar style.
$50 PenEa.s-e. CITE Trevise Psris
apls
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ID At FOkMAN'S,
227 229 SEVENTH street..
Between NJ and " =.
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0svsrnaens securities

wAsalHsfon, May 10. Ises.-Jsy OcoEe a.
20. furnsh me foAowing saotausns Of Gov
eminent securities:
Evening star., 1869-05-10

THE CUBANs here deny the authenticity OF
the information transmitted by Admiral Hofr
indicating the suppression OF the rebellion
They claim TO have authentic intelligence of
the extension OF the war, and that the leaders
are taking position where they can success
fully resist the Spanards A defensive war is
said to have been resOlN ed upon
Evening star., 1869-05-10

COAL OIL, 40 cents per gallon.
~ Best qu ality at FORMAH'S,
221 229 SEVENTH street.
BetWeep n and u.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

TIE REGULATIONS fer refundIng the amount
OF income tax from the capital invested in this
country by foreigners have been prepared by
the Solicitor of the Internal Rvenue Depart
ment, and are now in the hands of the printer.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

PROMOTIONS. - The following promotions
have been made in the Third Auditors Once :
Isaac 5. Tichenor, from third to fourth class
VIM h. Whitney, from second TO third; and
\: e. Martin, h. +. Bingham, E. G. Wilcox,
Albert Walker, II. V. V. Blanchard. J. G.
swift, A. NJ. Judson, q. Il. Coburn, W. H.
I-eister, w. X. Murphy, VIM. BurnelI, II. q.
Swan, w. B. Stokes, A. ]. Whitaker, W. c.
LantZiuger, and T.. A. Sturgis, from frs. TO
second class clerkships. There will be no ap.
pointments made TO the vacancies thus created
as the clerical force this bureau is still above
the number authorized by law.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

II AtF0RMAN6,
227 d 229 SEVENTH street,
Be ween n and N.
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Vl FORMAN'6,
227 229 SEVENTH street,
Between NJ and N.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

- The very vulgar fashion OF wearing large,
eh-ap nneer rings, is again in vogue.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

(BUsHED. GRADUATED POWDERED
u SUGAR6, lSc; A COFFEE SUGAk, Hc. at
FORMAN's, 227 229 SEVENTH street, be.
tue m md
Evening star., 1869-05-10

4o6 sI'lNia s'hhhf' 1856
SPR ING STOCk
NOW OPEN AT
Nj A II r 1T RS
No. ass SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN d AND STREETS,
sdoors above Odd Fellowa Hall.
EMBRACING NOVELTIES IN
PAPERHANGINGe, WINDOW SHADES, PIC
TURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND TAs-
Sells, PAINTINGS, EN0RAVINGH, OHRO-
Mos, FICTURE NAILS, RINGS, &c.
Please remember name and number.
TERMS CASH. ap2i2m
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nLD GOVERN AENT JAVA COFFEE. cts.
~ ROASTDD do, IS cts., at FORMAN'S,
227 329 SEVENTH street,
Between n and N.
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YARMOUTH SUGAR CORN. 3. cents.
Il At FORMAN'S,
227 229 SEVENTH street,
Between and ,
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M UsIo Musloh huslcm
The W WASHINGTON GBRMANIA BAND, (cit-
tZensl under the directorship of Professors ~
eugbly organized and uniformed, 10 pre- pared ~
TO furnish the best Of Brass and string Music to all
merits during the coog season; offers it's services
20 the notice Of the citizens Of the Dsts let, guaran
ant reasonable rates. Address Prof. =. WEBER,
residence SOP !th street east; or A. SHnOEDER,
Coyle Towers bookstore, 314 Pa. av., hetveen
9th aud 10th 6ffeets. s,Ll..E aD 2Slm
hOUXD FH1faCA RESTAURANT,
2TS eTREET,
.., Between Nth and 18th streets.
eervSos h Osfso and Provatar. Dinnsr in any
style. rs
Evening star., 1869-05-10

THE WHITE HoUsK.-There was quite a
large crowd OF visitors at the Executive Man.
sion to-day, it being the regular reception day
A number of persons had interviews with the
President, amcng whom were several Senators
and Representatives. Between twelve and one
o'clock the President visited the State Depart.
ment on official business with the Secretary OF
State and did not return until two O'clock
Evening star., 1869-05-10

O-POUND Ca Ms TOMATOES, % cents;
q s pou nd CANS,2J cents,
At FORMAN'S.
221 229 SEVENTH street,
Between NJ and N.
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CHIHF CLERK OF TIE INTERIOR DRPARr-
MENT.-Secretary Cox has appointed George
T. Metcalfe, OF Ohio, Chief Clerk OF the In.
terror Department, to succeed MIR. A. s. II.
White, who has been discharging the duties OF
that office temporarily since Secretary Cox
took charge. Mr.. Metcalfe was at the Depart.
ment to-day. and will enter upon the discharge
OF his duties tomorrow. Mr.. White will re-
turn to his duties as Chief of Indian Affairs
in the Secretary's Office.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

u 10 COFFEE, q 2sc; ROASTED DO, 81 4 IS,
h At FOKMANB
227 l. 229 SeVENTF ct rect,
Between ii and 81.
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MRssRs. ]. H. BLACKFAN AND E. l.. CHILDS
have been appointed by Postmaster Genera
Creswell examiners, who, in connection with
the head Of a bureau TO which an appointments is
to be made, will constitute a board TOR the ex.
animation OF applicants for clerkships in the
Post ofIic Department, in accordance with the
act OF March, 1853. which requires such exam
inatiOns.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

"MARK TWAIN" (Sam Clemens) writes to a
ffiend here that his new book will be styled
"The Innoeents Abroad or the New Pilgrims
Progress" 1t is to be a substantial affair O.
700 pages and with lots OF illustrations. conf.
cal and otherwise. The publication OF the
work has been delayed by the havoc male
amongst the compositors by Marks side-split-
ting jokes. The third chapter IS said 10 nave
exploded or otherwise disabled nearly every
man a. work on IL.
Evening star., 1869-05-10

j PI l. BIN.
IIFTY-FOUR PAINTINGS,
SONGS,
GRAND TRANSITION SCENE
This great and highly meritorious, Moral and
Religious E1 1hibition. will open in
M8TZER0TT HALL,
TUESDAY, NAY 4TH. atsls O'Clock.
~ Exhibitions were given in NeW York.
n0 In Brooklyn.
100 In Boston.
weeks in Baltimore.
Churches OF all denomin Ations attend The
Lovers Of Art, the Cultivated, flock to see the Pill
grim
Short Season will be spent In Was ,ington.
BENEFITS given to Churches, Lodges, &c.
N. AFTER eight weeks engage nent in Baifi-
mors on Friday evening, after all seats and stand
ing room taken, 400 perrons turned away.
RAIN pranrjAtav
Evening star., 1869-05-10

SPECIAL ORDERS, No. loo, Just issued from
the war Department, directs that Brevet Lieu.
tenant Colonel 5. ' Benet, Ordinance Depart :
ment, resume his duties as commanding officer
OF the frankford Arsenal, Pennsylvania. Col.
Benet has been on duty here tor some past in
connection with the Dyer Court OF Inquiry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22
Fire I'm LIE Roy.

Ed. Iowa PLAIN DEALER Tho
Citizens of our little town were
aroused from their s;umbers at
5 80, this 4. NJ, by the cry Of fire !!
On arrival 1t the spot. tho store Of
w. Hayes. was all in flames, set
ting FIRE to the store Of w. A. Gill
son, @. Smith. and the Hardware
store Of Corbstt 4 Allen, consisting
of our largest business houses. The
fire lasted about two hours, causing
great excitement in our little town.
Our citizens all turned out brayely,
carrying water and trying to save
the goods Of tho unfortunate victims.
The family Of w. Hayes, living
over the store. had to jump from the
windows, to get out Of the building.
This is one Of the greatest blows
lie Roy has received. and will be
remembered for many years to
come. The loss is estimated at
about so, 900 dollars and small in.
surance. Jan. 10. 80.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22

"A LITTLE PLEAsANrNEss.' -On
Wednesday evening a pleasant lit.
tie social gathering assembled at
the farm house Of NJ. b. Doolittlc,
three miles west Of town; consisting
sfJ. F. Webster and wife, g. b.
Samson and wife, H. T. Reed and
wife, DR.. J. H Bowers and wife,
and ye editors Of the Times and
Plain Dealer, with their wives. A
sumptuous feast Of the good things
that farmers wives know 80 well
how to provide, was partaken. Mr..
Doolittle has become. by his own
indomitable labors. one of the most
successful and forehandcd farmers
in this county, and has the best
farm buildings, by all odds, in the
county.
Carl Shurz is elected U. S. Scna-
tor, from Missouri; Matt II.
Carpent. is nominated for U. S.
Senator from Wis; Hannibal Ham
lin is elected from Maine; Hon.
Alex. Ramsey, reelected from
Mum Hon. j. II. Bayard from
Delaware; Hon. James Scott from
Pennsylvania, and Hon. r. E.
Fenton from New York.
------------s1>- ~----
OREGON, Jany, 18th, 1869.
A very pleasant occasion took
place at Oregon Meeting House, on
Monday evening, Jan. 18th. After
preaching, a surprise to Bro. VIM.
Chapman, who has been laboring
with US for some time, took place
by giving him liberal donation OF
about eighty dollars, in goods and
money. It was the intention Of the
Church and congregation to give
him surprise, but the response
was 50 great and liberal that all
was greatly surprised at seeing the
sum raised in 50 short time. At
ter spending social time together.
the choir sang, Il need thee pre-
cious Jesus" and closed by the
bcucdiction. All was done in hast c
yet with case, and the best of spirit
showing the great willingness Of the
people Of Oregon, to attend to the
wants Of their Ministers. Mr.. G..
desires to return thanks publicly for
attending to his temporal wants.
Yours. &c.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22

DONATION VIsIr.-The church,
friends and society Of the Congre-
grational Church, arc invited to at
tend . donation visit to be given to
Rev. J. w. Windsor, at his resi-
dence. in this place, on Wednesday
evening. January, u.
It is not, perhaps. necessary
that we urge the propriety Of max
ing this occasion one Of the most
liberal of the kind ever given in the
county, for all arc too we'll &C
auaintcd With the merits of Mr..
Windsor, and the value of his
services. to need such an appeal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22
Death Of DR.. M0Mncy.

A dispatch from Faribault an
nounccs tho death, .. one o'clock
Tuesday morning. Of Rev. Scion w.
Nancy D. D, Professor Of DIVINE
ty in the Seabury Divinity School
at Faribault. On the previous day
Cr. Nancy had leg amputated.
and being past the meridian Of life,
tho operation was deemed critical,
and was only undertaken at his
special request.
DR.. Nancy had been connected
with the Scabury Mission almost
from its inception, and to him the
institution is much indebted for its
present high character and means
of usefulness. His loss will be
deeply felt by the church. and by
numerous personal friends to whom
he had become greatly ondeared.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22
Gen. Grants Policy.

It is announced in the Washing
ton correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, that Gen. Grant has pro-
claimed bis determination not to
recognize the hitherto assumed
power of members Of Congress over
appointment to office in their re-
spective districts. 1t is also UNDER
stood that he declares in favor Of
the cheap goods sold at Price &
Lowry's Drug Store, commanding
army medical stores to be procured
of them, and that private persons
must promptly pay up their debts to
them and all others. (0t3.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22

The sequel Of a little pork trans.
action that occurred in this place
last month, in which one of our
farmers was arrested for selling
tainted pork, may be summed up
about as follows; the farmer got
here $50 for 752lb of pork, was ar
rested tried and discharged, took
tue pork back and returned the
money. G.. d. Samson then ship
ped the pork to Chicago, where it
was sold for $s3.71, netting the
farmer $73 II after deducting all
costs and charges Profit Of the
transaction $l3.1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22

VIZ invite the attention Of our
business men desiring the services
of a No. l, commission house in
New York to thu advertisement of
Woodward & Shepard in this paper.
They come commended to US as
financially sound, aud possessed Of
the prerequisites the business de-
mands, viz. integrity and capacity.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22

We return our thanks to Van
Evrie Horton & Co. 1872 Nassau
St. N. Y, for the Democratic
Almanac for 1869. It is full Of
facts, statistics and figures; costs
20 cents, and is worth many times
its cost. Persons in this vicinity
can get them at Pooler's news Office.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22

The Lecture Of Aug. Beadle, at
the Episcopal Church was listened
to by . full house of attentive and
interested listeners. He lectures
again to night, at the same place.
Subject, "Poetry and the Poet.'
Go aud hear him. His lectures
have originality and depth ofthought
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22
DissOlutiOn Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm Of
Doan & Kipp is dissolved BY mutual con-
sent. All debts due the late firm will be
paid to Mitchell s. Kipp who succeed
Doan g. Kipp, and who are to pay oil liz
bilities Of the late firm of Doan y kipp.
Cresco Iowa January 4th, 1868.
J. G. D0AN.
w. D KIPP.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22

The undersigned acknowledges
Is Vols for Grace Sunday School;
o present from Col. Mansfield, for
which he has our thanks.
J. RAMBo.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22

MA"'F1EIo HOUSE.
CpopxrRLy THE DURHAM HOUSE.,
CREsCO, IOWA.
Clean Beds, Square Meals, no Brown
Sugar, and II good Sample Room.
Col. j. III. MANSFIELD,
Proprietor.
7-1Otf1 An Old Travelling Salesman.
@@ No dead beats wanted. -04
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22
HOME TESTIMONY.
GREExcAsrLE, ISp April 8, 1862.

CONRAD Cook. Drusgist-Sir: l have
been laborins under kidney disease for
twenty years. Some time since used six
bottles Of DR.. Roback's medicine and two
boxes Of pills, which left my kidneys much
better than any time during the twenty
years of my disease. believe it would
cure any kidney disease if faithfully used.
90 Il. W. JONES.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22

We received a letter from f.
Baldwin Esq, some days since,
touching upon matters connected
with the progress of the Davenport
and St. Paul R. r. and the reasons
why the people Of this section arc
interested in securing its junction
with the Milwaukee and St. Paul
at this place. In our next we will
give the principal points Of this let
ter to tho sc interested, inviting
their attention to its suggestions.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22
100000 Choice Brick,

WILL be for sale three miles west OF
w Cresco, at DOBsON'S Kiln, about
the first of June, for which the subscriber
would like contracts. He will warrant
them to be as good rs manufactured any
where west of the Mississippi.
Cresco. Jan. ~, 1859.
(n9v1Otf1 w. B. DODSON.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22

Gcntlenlen,-I have waited on
you Tor my dues patiently, until after har-
vest and now that harvest has come the
only admissible excuse for former delays
will be to call and pay up as / have bnt
the same excuse where | am Indebted !
will wait hut short time.
W II. AI.LENAN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-01-22

1t Is we'll known to many our first
class physicians, of what White Pine Com
pound is compounded, and is recommended
by them in diseases Of the Throat, Lungs,
Chest and Kidney troubles. AS medicine
it acts the part Of the Good Samaritan.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-24

The eyes of hundreds of millions Of
people, Catholics and non-Catholics in
both hemispheres centre in the ap-
preaching great Oecumenical Council
of the Vatican, the nineteenth in sue
cession since the first held at Nice A.
D. 325, where SIS bishops were as
sembled. At the coming one nearly
one thousand Catholic bishops will
convene as their preparations have al
ready been made for the reception Of
GOO bishops. All the prelates of the
country have ale) to 90 to Rome to
assemble il holy council. unless is
pensed from by the Pope hin self.
Said council is the greatest event OF
this century, and the greatest of all
the memorable works ot His Holiness
Pope Plus X.