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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

HuGH N CAHP AuetioseeT,
WILL SELL the following described REAL
w ESTATE auction THU sD4 Feb 70 At IL oeOei q.
the RIrbsIgs ssesr0Om. ~ No. III BtOadway . ,-.
SOUTHWEST CORNER or BR0OhE AND WoOsTERsTs'
brown bong e% Tee. on Wooster bJ - feet 90
Bfoolee building erected ltrvon Lot 10 h5 is.s -
wOOSTFRST BETWEEN PRINCE AND H0ubTOSsfs-
eoas and lot No Ia Wooster Of oi zIlO0 Tie house
fubs 3st0ry and basement birch building.
TUESDAY, March >.
At 0oIoek RIshsnge salssIeom No III Broadway
BY ORDER or TIE SUPREME COURT. - -
THE VALUABLE CHURCH PROPERTY on EAST SIDE . OF
SEVENTH AVE, BETWEEN TIllRri.IHlkD AND IhihIi
FOURTH sTe-siH Of brEg about trSo ee hie 81 o' fs
NJ, ,oo pA-.- ...
= M. ~. - VA ~ lAle3iel
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DY JAMES NJ. MILLER, Office 2s Pine-st.
Id MONDAY Feb. n.

ASH oelocI a. the Exchange sseroow, III BroadSay'
(By order Of the EIecGtors.)
no 23SECOSDAvE west Sde) between 1"at snf Thirteenth
At the o GLAND fcurory brick HOUSE, srehes brow
stone trimming house 22I57 10 feet deep tagged cellar Win
ot water lace e.coed oil marble mante " 1905
ceiling dining room with walk hrst floor bal marble WIZ
,rk walnut trimmings b0 ball; pafor 81 II eehn
IA t Italian marble maues library finished bheE walnut tn1
gr.sn ron shutters library windows Al trimmings IN por and
bry are heavy odDgs French plate g second sno
d door eight bathroom ussheos "sro-ooms
&c Fourth bedrooms driving cedar ana othf closets
B. walnut inside the The house ~ perfect
rsr and r,pair and BY Of the very
bsst bdsr n city, O bOGo sId mortgage
desired
Fof maps and permits inquire o. the AecioneeT.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY Of Capt. 10
SEPH BOUNTY situated Astoria Long lsAu1 Iiii lsVhs
been withdraw from private sale. will be feli by
j. JOHNSON. IT,, Agcioleer,
N pp .peon rain josiah whitney suns
Wckrce On THURSDAY, the th dsy Of March At IL. n
The prone nv contains Building Los with BudUg and Doet arc
deep water front the valuable in Long fsnd my
Joining The estate Of Edwin Hoy This rare OF
ousy for cspita those desiring n erect
residence eanno delightful location beng IN fall We" OF %
E, Rv, and wp hall Al hcui Fulton Nsris b lines Of
steamboat which every half hour hon Psefshp n l. I"
property accessible BY EBst seeopdst FHy Or y horse "a
roa3 from Thirty Ferry Terms h-reshsI hHin n.ps
March the oee Of JOSIAH WhIlHEi A0h. OF
a the AactO0sers once, Is Nsssaust, n T.
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MORRIS WuETSs AuctoneeT
VALUABLE PROPERTY on William, Full


JyAIUARLE PROPERTY on William, Full
ton and Ann-sts hnO.n az the - North DyICH CHukCh
LEASED SaetoE. LUDLo" Co WI etse ~ toseh
on TUESDAY FEB 1872 II O'Clock az tie Exchange tsesroon
III Broadrsy nnty BuIng) EewYork not pyiousy disposed
az nv p,.ts Of the Cosglte Reformed Protest
snt bab CThe valuable S Of ground inosn
a. me tg Of Church" this together with he
hug thereon bsunied Fulton william and Auhss for the tern
off YEAR from with for two reHtWA o.
al -
Further particular, be obtained aud the cns Of the Lease q.
Os OF ths Treasurer Of nd church hT James RYE
Ne iO3 Falton-ft Nss York .nvx
nap. &C. sypJ al TIE aucuoBeen once No Pihett
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,rcrroN sALEs oF NEw-YoRK REAL EsTATE.

=. II. LUDLOW CO.
and lots known Nos lsf and S Chatham-
- Ia 8, b. about Is feet p G. Barnum Co.... looVV
BY A. J. BTFECKER, son co.
~ bwnsone hose aud lot southsde Of 5lsst eau teet
l0ave. lIrl0O5, r BOthhd lS'VO
BY wINANS. SANDS, & GARRETTSON,
ir n,s e oa, aGS o ~ N TO- sou. % $500
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REAL ESTATE.
HEw-yoRK. Friday, Feb. 20, 1877.

TIARA was q fair attendance at the Ex-
- this morning, although no important sales were
" r-orress Messrs. L. H. Ludlow Co. Sold by order
!, Henry Nieo referee, the premises long occupied py
- ,.r,nrn & Co. elothiers, known as Noe 1914 and 1876
y Y. b The sale was made by order OF the Court
Cthccrnon Pleas and the property was purchased ny
81 W. u q Rarnum & Co. Messrs. Winans, sands &
Aeistlop ana A. j. Bleecker. Son Co. also conducted
Ga $3.50 details OF which will be found below.
ey So, NJ Raynor has sold two lots northwest corner
. -thitd-st and FOurth-ave., 25XSO eacD
eco each: same lots sold but few days ago for
ssocesh Also. NO lots north side Of One-huudred-
t,tbrd-st l26 feet west Of Fourthave 25XloO each,
Az 4 $50 each. ,,.-..., IA - e,,,,-
a5sf 10 feet west Of MadisOnave., each 25AlV, Tor
nao,o each sane lots sold month ago for $4,000
80. sold by Mr.. Garrison, broker.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY Y, 1871

IN fewYok Of Twenty ana
Fosrth-,ve Entrance u Twenty teTeSths-
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anrtion Sales of Real estate.
dnrtion Sales OF Real estate.
ADRiIE buItEk Aueaens.L
EXECUTORS SALE
90 VALUABLE LOTS,
situate o.
BIGHTH ST. NICHOLAS, AND NINTH AYES, THB BoULE.
WARD, f23D, I24TH, 125TH, 126TT, AND
NAEHATTAY.sTs.

kIhlAh H. RULER, Z. X NllhiNb
viii sell At Auction,
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 3,
seIeE EIchshgs sssOon III Broadway BY the
undersigned Executor BIcutI Of James Walter de.sedi
~ LOTS comprising entire bloch bounded by Eighth St
EiehclasayeG 1924 and 12iih-sts
10 LOTS IL the block bounded By l23 l2ih Nanhaitsu
Nicholas and NinIh-sVes
SIX LOTS Of Sb'hs'e eomusnng uOrb,s,, corner
Of I2Sth-st
POUR LOTS ,outh ID. Of l7dth-st 100 ofEiune
FIvB LOTS Manhasn-s, between Terth-ayeA
SEVEN LOTS at the junction Of Manhattan and l2sth-sta
oNB LOT northeast Boulevard and l24hst
The aboyeescbed Lots being the vicinity
ngSde Park and fronting The P1As formed BY Neuaye st.
ossve Manhattan 1854 ard l2ihstS by SnhaVs Manhattan
and l25hstA dersby located rapidly enhancing
TERMS-sesenyvt purchase money may remain
Bond and Mortgage.
BALE PBREMPTORY TO THE HIGHEST BHDER
THOMAS II. WALTER Executor,
HARRIET A. WALTER EIecunI
OF JAMES X. WALTER, dec.sseh
Map, ., Ii, one, Of the AuctiOusers sean
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j.. j0HNs0S- j. hlrIUIft'
DY JOHNSON n NJ ! / / L r.
I'D AICTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
~ NAssAU-sT.. CEDAR ~ fgvtohE .
CIV RsseEces Soea Farms bought 'Cd
Loans negotiated Auction Saivso fnfruft AZ
TUESDAY. Feb n
q Exchange il Broadway Fer 1oEt
IMpORIANT AUCTION SALE VAIL ABLE BhOOhLlN
PROPERTY
~ order Of estate Of John r. Mead deceased and Others
The spleudd property situated tue tolst corner -
BeJf ana Flngav consisting large Store aud D@eLg sms
House aud gne excellent ont Tor
business occupied o very ftna
uet.uye Tens Also
VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
ATLANTIC AvB wARREN-ST. CnACECEYsrp AND
MAKON-ST.
ATLANTIC AVE- north side l6 feet vest 81 Ceaave I've oh
WARRENST north side rs feet Of FTankueVe one ot
NARTOSNT north side OF SsratOgsae Il cots
CHACNCRl south side 100 feet west Of SasogSave o
Terms essy ohce No Is NAau-st Heloh
ON Mont ST
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QuttiOn Srlro OF Reul estate.

ADRIAN d. NCILBR. AucioBeor.
TCTION SALE of LOTS of WATER
"A FRONT 5n One and OrehGntea
twervrond-st. Harlem undivided interest,"
ADRIAN L. MULLER T. r. WILKINS / vii Sell a. Auction,
on TUESDAY FEB q Y oeoss Al The EXCHANGE SALES
ROOM III Broadvs7 Onehundre
sndtweuty the p Lots Land tue north SIDE Of
and south OF Ouehuutre iGnd
tgenvcols qs 81 Ageaae an0 extending 90
together With Tie valuable Water Front ~ front u
the same Maps q he fee 81 The Auciouoer. 5s1s)
A TTEND SHERIFF's SALE at Metuchen,
~ n J. TUESDAY Feb o. $3.50 o'clock on the premises Mod
see
srieB Ierns FASoCa WitL
CAMPBELL BRO, 10 Broadway Room 10.
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
~ DESBROSSEs-ST. and from foot Of CORILAEDTsIfs
wEs1 PHILADELPHIA $3.50 and $3.50 NJ 2:Jo 400 so W
a0s y night sanaals oy M toi
TON and the WEST Baltimore, $3.50 1870 and 800
Der the SOUTH e3e n D. Silver Pasee Wssang
LuenborE daily SEQ tran without chang. For tie
silver Palace $3.50 and run through from
Pittsburgh Chicago and Louiue "hoat ehnge SILVER
Pal., are daily shd run through 70 Pits
burgh CneInus LOUISVILLE st. Louis without Change SILVER
Palace the $50 and fun houFh rom New
Yok 10 Fort WGyse Chicago without change efsA Tor safe zoos
Of DUbrossssst foot OF Corlsnst., AID y" bros1war
Fw RANKIN Ca Pass AEt p W. JACKSON. Gsnl sSpt
NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

CoUTH SIDE X. R. OF L. l.
ws1 Ar,,Isnsus sOnnsuasE Oct % i'''' ron A''''" '
. MAJ 20, r.,shora. By star. Bsspot ssA Fire P.e'
M. q - AesanEodsron W Bssros p...
Tor I.p thIssyA fssshsgss 81 s.'aFs.Ta
so o. Babylos AssennOdstOs-
a . Acre. aodssea for hsTnsh 81.
~ SO ..J 10 m ,.d The AMI $3.50 N u.as eoaAs" "
- y.I., s,,,sz kr Rssis-ay apt he. Pstssd 49,.
" '" C. " pOgGLA1. s.psrAsssdssa
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Conntrn toropertr 10 fet.
Bonro ano Rooms.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Washington-s st
- tooeuyyse from Wo'ees sPnhgsedit Boston
,. ROGERS, Proprietor
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Gouses ano 5arms nnnieo.


WANTED 10 BCY-A mOderate-prced
w DWELLING Eighth TveH;et su Owners only peea
apply. Address a. T.. 80, Tribune Ofcc.
NTANTED-A small. tr~t-class HOUSE, in
w good uygnbohood. Hfhaye VII M cash or part
cash and balance other real ests4 EOAJNp COFFIN n ,ti,
WANTED 10 PURCHASE for CASH-LOTS
between m r.vs.cod and Tenth and Eleventh
sy- y address l. VANDERBILT + o. Boz Col New iorf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

THE WORKINGWOMAN'S HOME,
Z 80 WILLOUGHBY ST. BROOkLlE,
eau seoonucist. boar Young women desiring
home a. low price can mAie Application The Manager the
Home
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Gitratiors Danteo--femaIes.

Jiinaiors Wanle6--tenaIee.
NOLORED SERVANTS.-First -class Cooks,
C1aml.unad Mattresses Lauriges C0achmeu. Waters ke,
on West side Agency Is West Twenty fourth 81
SYDNEY 7. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
COLORED RELIEF, Room So, Bible House
~ COLORED SERVANTS FURNISHED direct from Charleston
Savannah South Several waiting situations
EAMILIES-English and Scotch, with refer
i enees wanting ENGAGEMENTS. MOTIONS. Whtehsl-st
VNANTED-A STU ALTON by competent
w German gr FOR general H0CSEWORh or as COOK, WASHER
ard IROSER wiling obgngi best city reference eau a. No
J03 Bowery Prst-sL
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Gelu Uanteo.


AGENTS and CANVASSERS wanted 70 sell
~ the DOMESTIC" SEWING MACHINE 70 New'foEk aud
vicinity. Apply At 70 Cnanbers'1
NANVASSERS, ATTENTION The LIFE of
- JAMES FISK His ooly Full History Price b. mail " oents
POLHEMUS 4 PEARSON ia Fultonst New YORK
WANTED by an IMPORTING H0USE-A
~ FIRsTCLAsS LINEN SALESMAN thoroughly competent
70 take leading position large business None others need apply
Address Box 49, Sew-York Post 0Sce.
NTANTED-A GIRL 70 to IA years old. who
w IA used 10 the care Of Children short distance from New
York viii have good home well cared for Address ELIZA
BETH Boz III, Tribune Ohee.
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Citn Real estate for 5a!e.

A \ elegant fOur-stOry, high stOOp, brOwn-stOne
y HOUSE between Reths and the PARK snd Pm and sIn
throughout with Improvement au1 m
rles cheap for cash smaller houses well located also ioi
-. lev JOHN G. GRAFF. 2l9 Broadway.
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fotels.
miscellaneous.

ID RUSHFS of every description at the Brush
ID Factor Peaist diapers Baiang) al 1rt' >, re 10"
: urcf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD - Commencing Mondar. Nov. - 1911
T1oash Trrs viii Depot FOurhavs. and Forty
SO. n Chicago ard Montreal EIpreis With DnTngroOm cars
tsrorgA TO Rochester 81 Alusns
1880 H. Special Chicago Express With Drawagr0on ears to Buffalo
and Niagara FaIs.
10. Is 4, NJ Northtr aud Western Erprrss
3.4Np. r. EEpress. at rl'Ts
400 Montreal EIppIs rth Sleeping cars from NeT-foE 10 81
eco Express With ssspngean Tor "ateT'oTa, Os"eso ane
CgpSudsgua
sd Eag.a Fa. Chicago, both l. g. and NJ. C..
RAJ odd aad ior Louis Toledo caves Sundays ~
uoop n EIprss, with ssspinsear, for Troy and Albany
An lo, trs'es Yonke leave from ne" depot
heretofore
KENDRICK General Agent
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Real estate 10 GrrhGnee.

WANTED 10 EXCHANGE-A small HOUSE
w Tor one ~ WihAmsouish Aoeieta
p G Boz Tribune Once.
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Amrsemenis.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
LAST APPEARANCES oP

LAST APPBARAFCBs oP
MILE. CHRISTINE NILSSON,
previous - her departure for Barope
hessn MAURICE MAX sIRAK0sCH beg 70 nor~ he yas
he that their 81
ITALIAN OPERA
vii commence MONDAY March4
In announcing their oond the hsns stskoseh trs'' list
'lsy MAJ refer with Unstable prde u The
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Of ther Autumn Asd Winter sAsou.
hesss ssksch believe rmeubersd % hoorste % tsss
pa- To have v,Ay iatu Issn oyss
IN America
During the lssi Opera IN H-YosA have
been Of such they Open sysr. Aa
"OperA seasons"
The duration have one 70
three weeks, while Ns.s st.
Eos soniiaso Tor three olned ss~y
eielv unprecedented Ifasn Opera
II VIA Qualification that hakosch thT
ggsihrnt Win he greatest vocas an dc artist Of the
MILE. CHRISTINE NILSSON.
To The present time The only artists acknowledged bY and
rt Who Madame
Ashhfsn Madame Jenny lu si fontsg Aboni ard Me WILSON
and Of those So rs only adopted By
American public The7 JENNY LIND NILSSON
pubic By
vocal1a0n Mile nilsson obtained
cert singer nd hs snSmee mat snoes n Der 'pn dramatic
powers Whether IN The cssc works Of Beethoven h,n
various OF modern Italian
NILSSON has shown such yrs only IpeTan . tue gene
has proved bee he without, eer IBIS evidenced By the
crowded amtge Of culture aud shon Which nightly honeed he
Academy Of Muse where dress spontaneously adopted
rgeuFs compliment before psd tins
The Appearance Of Nile NILSSON series Of operate perform
Of such importance that the Ms btakoseb
she hghsst
tasnt. For that psrpo.e engagements made With
MILE MARIE LEON DUAL - .-- - -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

The Times takes occasion to censure
an elector of this town for working
against PIT. Searles for Supervisor. The
attack is an insiduous and uncalled for
imputation against the independence
and rights of an individual. Everyone
knows that the charge is against Mr..
Powell, the Sheriff of this county. If
the Times or any other party has any
just cause Of complaint against his
official acts, they being>public property
it is their right to criticisc; against his
acts of citizenship, no man has any
right to complain, and the attempt to
do SO is an unjust act Of Imperialism
and dictation in conflict with the spirit
of our institutions and highly repri-
hnnSi tln r.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

FARMERS Observation-Disclosures
NEws.-Farmers and all others who
want to buy the BEST and CHEAP
EST boots 4 shoes in the Northwest,
should not fail to give Atkins, Steele &
Whites Boots Il Shoes one trial. To
those who have had them nothing need
be said, as all unite in giving them the
highest prise. They are manufactured
from the very best stock, and the work
is warranted not to rip or come unpeg-
ged a great failing with all boots &
shoes. A full assortment of this Justly
celebrated make for men, women and
children's wear always on hand at j. d.
CAwARD's, who has sold them for 5 or
. years and never yet had one pair
that did not give entire satisfaction,
but to the contrary scores can be rcferr-
ed to who will say they are the best
boots they ever bought and instantly
produce their proof by showing you
foot covered with one of them. Splen-
did boots worn year and more all
sound and nice-without a doubt their
equal for wear cannot be found. Give
them . trial and you shall not regret
1t. If.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

The Justice of the Verdict rendered
by the public years ago in favor of the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT must
be apparent to all who have used that
famous preparation or seen it used. Its
healing influence is irresistible. The
most obstinate forms Of neuralgia OF
rheumatic disease are totally cured by
it, and that in an inconceiyably short
space of time. External injuries or
sores, whether Of man or beast, as well
as all equine or human, maladies for
which l!niment may be used, are
speedily remedled by its use. Remem-
Der it is not merely palliative but an
era dicant ot disease.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08
wN "a Nx HE KEcHDs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BONES-BRADISH,- AT the resi-
dence of the brides father, in Decor
all, Thursday evening, Nov. 9TH, 1872,
by the Rev. tombstone McCormac,
Of Cresco, assisted by Rev. Hale TOWN.
send, Mr.: WILLIAM Bones and Miss.
MARY f., eldest daughter Of a. BRAD
ISL, Est, Of this city.
The party which celebrated this ey-
ent was the largest and most brilliant
affair of the kind that ever took place
in Decorah. The bride has been one
Of the favorite daughters Of our city,
possessing the acquaintance and good
will Of wide circle of friends. The
groom is equally well known as the
leading merchant Of our sister city
Cresco.
Tlgse facts made the affair one of
more than common interest. With a
host of other friends we extend our
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bones.-Decorah Republican.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08
Col. SMEDLEY has lis foundry built

Coz. SMEDLEY has lis foundry built
i'll the rear Of his machine shop, up,
enclosel and nearly ready to occupy
But few years since, there was no
foundry north Of Dubuque, and we
rcmcmbcro Of MIR. Munson going one
time ali the way to that city to get small
casting that he had broken about his
steam mill in New Oregon. Then we
thought ourselves fortunate to be with
in 100 miles Of a foundry. Now our
county has made such progress that
two arc nearly completed in Cresco.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

The greatest want of the present age
is men and women, healthy and vigor-
GUS in mind and body. The continued
headaches, weaknesses, nervousness,
and varying ailments which atflict wom-
en- are generally the result of imperfect
action of the stomach and other vital
organs. DR.. Walkers California Vine
gar Bistore,a boing coifpvsv,a -srsirui; Of
vegetable substances indigenous to
California, may be taken with perfect
safety by the most delicate, and are
sure remedy, correcting all wrong
action and giving new yigor to the
whole system. T51-4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

TIE Cresco Times Of last week gives
nearly column reply to our shor,
article Of the week before, in regard te
the management Of cur county affairs,
alleging that the people have no JUS
cause Of complaint. How is from SIS.
600 to $4,000 dollars Of county in.
debtedness without a dollar of propert J
to show for it, for no ground Of Gem.
plant? How is tax Of 20 mills on
the dollar for 10 ground Of complaint
We know how the Times will answer
1T :, ...tt Ao- TIN. ts., 1,.. , CO t.Ii..k.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

Gun exchanges come to us this week
decorated with display of barnyard
poultry that seems to be quite seasonal
Die. The democratic birds that repre-
sent their counter part, may be found
at the butcher shops, Invested of their
Dlumare.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

The improvements going on in Cres-
co in the way Of building is greater
than at any time since 1868. In every
part of town new residences are
springing into existence as by magic,
and every thing seems to be on basis
that promises permanencc. We pre-
diet that within the "axt three years
Cresso will nearly or quite double its
population.
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.NNsrn0OH. ESotr Last. kE0sg
fFSsfnssCss ,

ssayan> Just published, a new edition Of Dr.
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The celebrated a nth rates this admlrabl
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Hay- This Lecture should be in the hands
ofeycry youth and every man in the land.
-, i" la" saal in Il plain erval"ne~ 10
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cents, ortwo pest stamps.
Also, DR.. Cu.verwelI' Marriage Guide
price 50 cents.
Address the Publishers.
CHAs. } G. KLINE & Co.,
Post-ofIice Box 4,5S6. 127 Bowery, n. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

TIE Davenport and st. Paul r. 4.
Company have their grading very ia,
advanced from Fayette to this place.
The commissioners have been cut
during the week to assess damages fo,
the right Of way on the resident land
What their appraisemcnt is we are not
appris:l Of at the present writing.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanent
ly cured Of that dread disease, CONSUMPTION
by o simple remedy, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure. TO all who desire it, he will send 6
copy of the prescription used, free o.
CHARGE with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find l
sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chitis, &c. -@
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
l96 Penn Street., WILLIAMSBURG
n. Y. yl3nol yeal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

9. The Lime Springs Nuoid of last
week cautions its readers to beware of
fraudulcnt tickets. The Cresco Times
atthe same time being engaged in
printing and circulating O'Conor
tickets, failed to heed the advice of its
contemporary. 1t might just as we'll
have had them all for Grant, as to have
practiccd such fraud on the voters.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

Mr.. II. L. TOMAS of the firm Of
Hanchett & Tomas, returned from Du.
buque on Wednesday, where he has
been to purchase a supply of coal fol
bis customers. On Saturday he will
have on hand one car load which he
will be compelled to sell, he informs
us at &l2 per ton. This he hopes to
make answer the people with fair
distribution until they can procure a
supply from the cheaper coal regions
of central Iowa =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

MONEY WANTED.-We want oul
pay, both on notes and book accounts
this month without fail, and unless
those indebted pay in November, 1872
no one can tell what will happen ir
December. This is the last call that
we shall pay for.
Crcsco, Nov. sth, 1872,
n2-3t DoAN Il BARKER,
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s. NJ. COLE and John Blackburn
are elected justices of the peace in New
Oregon township, George Converse,
James siddall and W. A. Glass are
elected township trustees. The vote
for Supervisor was about 10 majority
for Searcs.