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On Monday last the trains from
Milwaukee did not reach Prairie du
CHEN, in consequence Of snow on the
track. and on Wednesday the train
due here at about eleven o'clock did
not arrive till nearly three, owing to
snow drifts on the track.
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We have before US No. Vel. /,
Of the Cleaner and Herald published
At Prsiric City, Jasper county Iowa.
II is as neat as pin, full Of spicy
local items, and is worth to its town
more than any business house can be,
no matter how good it Is.
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NorIcE. Persons wishing Buck
wheat ground ut kExDALL's Mill
must have it there on Friday, Dec.
3dD, for that is the last day for
grinding buck-shcat at his mill this
sn,snO
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TAKEN UP.

nY the subscriber four miles southeast
- from Crcsco. One yearling steer with
white face. one yearling hoifer all white,
two spring calves brindle with star in fore.
head, one dark red bull calf and one dark
red heifer calf with white hind legs. The
owner or owners viii please call and take
them away. JOHN ERNST.
New oregon, Nov. Is, 1859. (4-:,
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The Improved Howe Sewing Ma
chine of which Newton & Caward
arc agents is the most simple and yet
most perfect piece of nee hanism in
uso. The agents desire parties wish
ing to procure machine to come and
sec it's work and try it..
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Henry Newton aud Jas. Caward
hal Q beautiful runaway on Tuesday
about four miles north of town. Re-
suit. nobody hurt but good sleigh
reduced to pulp in a giffy.
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w. b. Webstcr's fruit and confcc-
tioncry store always has the best Of
everything in his line of trade. A
few evenings since we had some Pip
pins there that weighed fifteen and
threc-fourth ounces each and as de-
licious and rich US they were prodig-
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lay- Nearly all the Bitters that are al.
vcrtiscd to be used as a stomach Bitter, arc
really injurious and should be avoided
But the Constitution Bilters are rs repre-.
scented, good stomach Bitter, and perfectly
sfe to use Try them and be convinced.
Sold by all Druggists
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Think you the proprietor of nr. Sagc's
Catarrh Remedy would offer $500 reward
for II cass of Catarrh which he cannot cure
if his Remedies was Il humbug Prepostcr-
Gus idea Sold by druggists everywhere
at IF y cents, and it prepares full pint Of
the medicine ready for sse.
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Mrs. L. Kccch has returned to
Cresco aud will attend to all calls
for sewing to be performed at the
dwelling Of applioants. She has .
sewing Machine that she can furnish
if desired. Her experience and skill
are such as to enable her to do all
work in . satisfactory manner.
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DY virtue ofan execution, directed to me
II from the Clerk Of the district Court Of
Howard county, Iowa, on judgment OBJ
tanned in said court on the 9th day of Sep
tcmb.r 1869, in favor Of Harvey Landon as
plaintiff, and against Edward and Eva
Thomas as Defendants for the sum of two
hundred and thirty eight dollars, and 81
cents, and costs taxed at Sc and IS cents
and accruing costs. l have levied uson the
following Real Estate taken as the property
of said defendants, to satisfy said execution
to-wit !: The northwest quarter la Of
the northeast quarter (l-A) of section thirty
1901 and the south half (l-2) Of the west
half l-21 of tho southeast quarter Of sec
ton nineteen { l9] all in township one humid
red (lO0) North Of Range eleven west Of the
9Th p m. And will offer the same for sale,
to the highest bidder for cash in hand on
the 9th day Of December A. d. 1869, in
front Of the Court House door in Cresco ut
the hour Of 10 o'clock o. m. Of said day,
when and where due attendance will be Civ
en- BY the undersigned.
Dated ut Cresco Nov. oath 1869.
J. F.POWELL, Sheriff Of said Co.
Printers fee, $500. (5-2.
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ILL.,. H. LEilMAIL Tor J. II. Schmail)
- will write to b. Haugh, McGrcgor,
Iowa, he will learn something to his advant-
uSc. lie was last heard OF At Crcsco. Feb
rn.ry. 1858 49,
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GREAT DIsrRIBurioS.-Thc Metropoli.
tan Gift Company have made extensive ar-
rangements for their third Great Annual
Distribution, and their list numbers cash
and other gifts to the amount of nearly q
million Of dollars, among them are FIVE humid
red and seventy cash gifts, ranging from
ono hundred to twenty thousand dollars
each, also, Pianos, Mclodcons, Sewing Ma
chimes, Knitting Machines, Gold, and Silver
Watches, Silver ware, :Jewelry. &c., &c
Every ticket draws prize and no .a.blanks
are issued. The tickets arc achplaecd In
envelopes, which, after being sealed are mix
cd and then drawn Unfortunately, 50 that
the Company are not aware Of the contents
Of any envelope until the ticket is returned
to them. These tickets arc sold for twenty
five cents each, or six for one dollar thir-
teen for two dollars thirty-fve for FIVE dol
lars; one hundred and ten for fifteen dollars.
As soon as you receive ticket, you cRclosc
it with one dollar to the company, and
whatever the ticket calls for is Immediately
fsrwarcd to you. The Company ore aware
that their success wholly depends upon their
dealing honorably with their customers, and
having this fact in view they strive toplease
all who favor them with their patronage. -
Circulars containing references. and highly
favorable notices Of the Press are sent free
to all. Letters should be plainly addressed
Metropolitan Gift Company, Nos. ls3 and
l05 Broadway, New York. 49,. ln5m4
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THRESIl Ia EASTER.

&. IL ELY'S
HORSE POWER EQUALIZER.
PATENTED SEPT 1858, and FEB. 1859.
This great Power-saving Invention
Thoroughly Eq"olizes the
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er,$45.
HELY's EQUALIZER, COMPANY.
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Dr.. WILDER, = Physician whose skill
can be relied on ia Private matters. Read
his card
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russell & DOAN.
South side of Market Street, Crssco Iowa
Have just receivedn
NEW STOCK OF
Shelf and Heavy Hardware,
Consisting in part Of
Iron,
Nails.
Table ard
Pocket
c"''''NH Hammers,
Ares,
Sars,
Hotrhxts Locks,
Bolts; hinges
sereus, Flies
Rasps. Shorcts,
Forks, Spades,
Rakes, Poweer,
Shot,
Lead.
Caps, .-~
TIN rare,
We are also in receipt Of fne assort-
Stoves,
Tinware,
SCOTS Tanning Mill,
Heley's Equalizer,
Plows,
of the best quality,
Betting,
Lace Leather,
AND
Machine Oil.
Give us a call Gents before buying
elsewhere and we will do you good.
FUSSEL & DOAN.
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Family Grocery Store.

= SSAAAAAJ A~~~AJ SVASs
AT NEW OREGON,
3ux subcriber has removed his stock Of
goods one door north, at the old stand q
Pierce 4 Mitchell, where will be found oil
descriptions Of
FAMLL Y GROCERIES
at the lowest prices fer cash or produce.
He alss keeps on hand = small aasost'
ment Of
DYE Srurrs,
kERoscNE
MACHINE OILs,
PUTTY,
NAILS,
Glass.
&c.
All accounts due me fer groceries SC Of
moro than 80 days standing will be charg-
ed with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent.
per annum.
II. X. AVERILL.
New Oregon, Oct. 20, 1869. mss
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! cREsco &LERoY
DRUG STORES,
DIR. J. J. CLEMMER,
Desler In pure
Drugs ST.. land Chemicals
PATENT MEDICINES, =
DYE sTurFs,
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
AND FANCY GOODS,
-. 60. .,.:. .:m~
WALL PAPER, :'..,
WINDOW PAPER, ~, 49, =:
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ne has the largest stock o.
Standard and |
AAoOOAANAAOOuo
D"O~ ~ =
Ever 'asr'd IN Howard county H'' 'ssks
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sIOC:Il Column.
l. st. Paul IL, II.
IOWA AND MISNEsOTA DIVISION


IOWA AND MISNEsoTA DIVISION
Going West. Going East.
bay Express lao a. m. Day Express 8 a. p. IN.
hight do Lao a. IN. Night do 1:l5 a. IA.
Day Ericigh 2:D y. ~. lay Freight liza. 81 m.
Crsseo d. G.S y. ~. Cresco do 1855 =, M.
.. DACOTAH DIVISION.
CALxAR, Nora SPRINGS.
bay Expr-ss s:1a m. Day Express 2:lOr. m.
Lay Exsrvss 2:0U M. Bny Express 500 y. a..
DEBORAH BRANCH.
COxcvgR. DEcoNAM.
Passenger Hos =. N. | Passenger 1l:50 .. m.
Passenger" 4:5Qp. III. Passenger 5:35 p. N.
Trains make connection on the Dako-
tab Division going both ways, also Oh the
DEBORAH Branch.
"a d. c. SHEPARD, Srrr.
8. g. MEnRiLL, Gcner:l Manager.
l.. I. WOODCOCK, Local Agent.
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CREscO IOWA
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are constantly receiving New doods fof
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Give US call and We will sndeavor
again.
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Proportions OF THE
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a REPOSITORY OF FASHION, PLEASURE,
AND INsTRucrlON.n
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1.-The best, cheapest, and most sue
ccssful Family Paper IN the Union"
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"Blrrett' $ Hair Restorative
! new generation from ''Barrett. -

"Wig-Xlakcrs'' don't like "Barrett
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"a Complete Pictorial History of
tie Tines '.,.. -, g.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY.

AN UNRIvALED LITERARY PAPER
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Each number Of the New YoRK NEEKlY
contains several beautiful illustrations.
double the amount Of reading matter Of any
paper Of its class, and the skstches. shorf
stories, poems, ETC., Arc ~A----h,..A ...S
tiers Of America and Europe. The
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

THE LATEST DODGE.-A very
/ ingenious trick. by which n gang oi
swiudlcrS are making money by
mutilating national bank notes of the
denomination of five dollars. has re
| Gently come to our notice. The dod ge
consists Of making ten bills ont OF
nine, and so managing that there is
Out one paSting to each OF the man
ufacturcd notes. The nine whole
bills are taken, and from the right
| OF the first onc-tenth is sliced off
! from the right of the second two
tcnthS, and so on to number nine
from which c.teuthS are taken
from the right. or what amounts to
the same thing, one tenth from the
left. Number one is passed as it IS,
with tenth gone from the right ;
TIE Onc-tcuth taken from number
one is pasted to the residue of mum
hcr two from which tWo-tcuthS had
been taken; these -.cnthS are
made to answer the place of the
thrcc-teuthS taken from number
three, and so on through. Thus nine
ave dollar notes are completed, ,leav-
ing the 0rigiua number nine, with n
tenth gone from the left, as a tenth
note.
1t will be seen that but tenth is
gone from each hill, and in differ
cnt place on cvciN one, and u little
Ingenious paStlng makes the loss
lmpcrcrptible to ordinary observers.
1t is certain that large numbers of
these mu'latcd bills have been
circulated in this city.and our read
crS Will do we'll to look ont fer them.
The rugucS who have carried out
he naud were cunning III selecting
the denominations they did. Larger
bills Wuuld have been more closely
ScrutiuiZcd, and smaller ones would
not have been SO remuncTatlNe. y
similar thing was done 10y parties in
WiIIamSVillr, several years ago,
with fifty dollar notes of the Inter-
national bank OF this city, but that
cheat was not SO clcvcrly managed
aSdhiS, and was soon detected. The
department viii not redeem Il bill
which bears evidence on its face
that it has been tampcrcd with, and
we advise our friends TO Scrutnile
their 1--WE dollar notes closely.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

\ FINE Old MAN.--Joln Wagner,
tie oldest man IN l}ulldlo--Onc hun
drcd and four years uld---lrccntlN
walked mile and u bali IN two
weeks. He iaas cheerful aud bright
rs any of these older men that
charge around So in newspapers, and
IN every way rs remarkable. Last
November kr walked five blocks in
u rain storm without any shelter but
an umbrella, aud east his vote for
Grant, rcmlIking that he had voted
for ilyli seven prcsidcntS-W hich
vas a lic. His 'srcuud crop of rich
brown hair arrived from New York
yesterday, aud he has a new set OF
tcctn coming--irum Philadelphia.
lie Is to he married next wccl, Ia a
girl one hundred and two years old.
who still takes ~ washing. They
have been engaged eighty years, tut
their parents pcrsisIrntlN refused
their consent until three days ago.
John Waouer IL two Ncms Older
| than the l.hode island veteran, aud
set has never tasted a drops Of liquor
~ his llIr,uulcss you count whiskcy.
- Mark Twain.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08
NUMBER is

and, fierce as the robbers fought
and they fought as desperate men
only will fght-they were captured
and subsequently executed. Gen
tleman Dick didn't escape us this
time.
We aftcrward visited the cave
and brought away immense amounts
of treasure with us, after which we
blew il ND.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08
A correspondent of the ScicntiG

A correspondent of the Scientific
American raises the inquiry whether
the laying of the Pacific Railroad
track Is not changing the climate
across the plains. Scouts, guides
and hunters all agree that within
their experience no rains fell on
those plains during the summer,
until since the railroad was built,
aud that now. for two summers, /.
has fallen freely along the line oi
the road while bcyond-say -
miles on either sidc--thc ground
remains dry, IN formerly.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

The Randolph tMo) Citizen says
that a man with three rcvolvrrS
strapped around him, and exactly
answering the description of the
noted Sam. IIildchrand, passed
through Huntsville a few days since.
He said ne was going To Shclhina,
ana the editor let him 90. He did
not try io arrest liIldcbrand, ,he says
because he WAS mot fond OF that
sort Of fun; besides 10000 wSS too
insignificant Il sum to mdncc IN ed
ilor to neglect hi, business
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08
Gentleman Dick :
OR, TIE ROBBER OF TIE MOUNTAIN.
BY EDWARD A. COBLEIGH.

hHH Hhith'htu MI ana moon uI speed
Several years ago. the caves of
the Rockcy Mountains were inhabit-
ed by outlaws. robbers and desprra-
does of all kinds. These men intpSt,
ed the reads and country for miles
around, often making excursions
INTO the neighborirg States, carry
ing OF immense amounts of plundcr
and frightening travellers generally.
The greatest trouble with them was
that their retreats could never bc
found. and although Uncle Sans
boys often pursued them clear up tu
the foot of the mountains. they
invariably escaped, and continued to
commit dcprcdationS on the unlucky
travellers who fell into their hands.
One Of the most notorious among
these cNt-throatS was Gentleman
Dick. As he was famjlially called by
ms associates. He is one of those
men Who.When they take to Il life OF
crime, are most to be dreaded. Pol
l>hed IN manner, commanding in
figure, gracefully cut, powerfully
,,ri ",,,i', r.' '''.''''''' an" coi'lill9'nG
,, ''''' ~ "!. y I' ''''.',
common villains would trcmble. He
,5 "I> q ! '".'- l'''" !" years. oUl 4"
D''' .l ,''.il'',' "a VI ','','' '''' WAS "e
-, '''''' '''.I ""' -! '''' '"u>l respect
"'''' .,''' ,'' '.''''''''1 > ''l -,''N
/ ~ A. ne i'"'' 'H MS H"",Il' taken
/ ~ ,''" "N>9''"''S' an" at I9St wa
U'''7'' 10 ny rom iH' IRON Ilahd ol
y" "a "'o'f'i''~e ~ " passion ne lIad
"'I,'" i man az i Gi'h'iHG t3Ie.
h"o learned lh'oe Things long
",i'Io jHc Ih'"'rH,N am about to
i''''' took place, Tor was an officer
III 'he army WI'I t"e tl'Ie OF cap
.'iII' ahd Had often chased D.cN
mo Il 5 'aoi'l'alIl iI>liIr>S, "niN tn
Ft'lih ih eAa-fin al having lti,fd to
i'P "''il. P'I''''m1n pirN knew
me- too, Tor several lhne>,uhdcr diff
.tfrht DISCUSSES and a. many aliases.
ne ma" entered my camp, once ne
came as a Imtcd states officer, aud
even Went SO tar as to occupy my
"ta NijH me. Another umc Heramr
10 me ana oHe'cd To tel me where |
'"l'd i'ud the notorious cut-tiToat
ana rooaer' N'nii'man p.ch- ON
,"""iuoh thlj W"HI4 pay nun one
hundred dollars ~ advance ! di'
,n.>' ''''' ~ ne hd" come on 'oo'
,u' ~. ,. ,.,N''l i''' "'''I " morse 10 rae
'',.'','- up ~ "''' I'' EI"Ni''a my
/ lIlNd ma NhIN NltltI III NY ear: i
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whats up now z | demanded


y leac"eu 'he iorl ny 'h'S tliile' put
'he lieutenant wanted you at the
cam as soon as possible ana sent
l'le llnllleGlattiN aitor YOU lie Is
'lr'Io i'lck pahd VIII attempt ms
Ie'c''e' ana ne wants 10 KNOW What
10 90 WI u MN
- o'u / am @iad Non nave trap--
pea the Nl.Iall al last. But how dld
you eaten hlm, MarshaiiF
By TINS time we were ON our way
nack at an easy caiItcf. ! could 90
no larth'r tlat da$,Wl'ii had such
c"iSnh'l',a'e Sc"tiil'tiei III my pow
81 ~ N'"',cI'itl b'cN, "hu l was
't''I,niI''u MS p'''" :o"'l ""C iIce
h'", III u ! c''u" l'i,HeilI It,
"c''' Uu see '"i,'"Ih 'IHleNo'l'
ahSWe'ec' M'FSiiai'' me 'l''" lllc old
"ouTe % entering our camp III "I>-
H'IH', ms ui'e ne c'1nt as d
P''''n'I ." ms way 10 "'N'ii"n''
,'a''N'o tue miners ~ '"l''"' 'I'd'o"'
l"rT''','' ''S'"I' ~ '''"'" ''.'l' ','HN
'"" us '''>' N'-N''' '''''' WI '"' Sl'i'l
ditl NV NhNIl'I'il'b h''' At OlINl'
And finally arrested him A.! | said
/ in,crloGatiycly.
IL actly.'
'Good for Preston. I'll reward
nun ''' ".'"
49, 'a7,tt,,s,, l'l.,.,.
hoOt,, rendering conversation diff
cult. Mdr,hali'S animal began by
This time to show symptoms Of eX-
hluS,ion, ANA my own Stccd was
pretty necessarily slow. BY the
I time dMhuc>, fell upon us we were
/ set miles from camp, but the moon
would soon be ny and hoped to
complete the Journey in two hours
at most. But 'mau proposes and God
di>poScS.' and late had dccrccd that
should not reach camp that NIGHT.
, Scarcely had thcmuun risen. n.Whtn
We heard the sound Of approaching
( hool, coming toward us. thought
I il was some OF my own men ON their
wax 10 meet Us. but in this was
badly mistaken. ON they came
Iri.ht of thrm in all.
1t WAS not until they had got
within ten yard, OF me, that | zee
og i-cl the graceful form OF Black
Bin, the tavorte horse Of thcmm |
thought was my prisoner. Yes, /
could not he mistaken, and | soon
found to my dinm"E' that hey owner
was in the saddle, on hcr back.
By tins time the caiolileS OF tho