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The new North-west., 1872-11-16

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To MAKE HAR GRow WHERE CALLousED.
II cured valuable horse Of lamenesy from
ring bone; but it took the hair OF &nd left .
%aIlous. Can remove the ring and cause
the hair to grow,-R. G. W.. Ram.osds.
sills, o.
In 1850, P. E. w., Denmark, N. Y,
wrote to the Rural NsW. Yorker % follows
II herewith send recipe which will cause
the hair 10 start right away On bare spots
caused by blissering, harness, gall "r other.
wise. Take On old boot CT shoe, place il On
fire, burn to = cosl, pulverixe and mix
with hogs lard to thin paste. A few ap.
plications Of this paste u the hare places
will do the ork."-Rural Nsso. Yorksr.
HENRY BERGu ON the HoRsE DlsEAsE.
To Ms Editors efMs lNes York Essniag
Psst: The terrible epidemic at this time
prevailing among horses here and elsewhere,
end which threatens 10 paralysa trade and
locomotion, has caused the undersigusd to
institute inquiries ~ to the most elicacious
means of treating the afflicted animals. and
the following advice and suggestions arc
rec mmcnded, being the result of the ex.
pericnce Of the eminent surgeons attached
to the Society, along with Others equally
skillful:
That the disease is influenza, in On aggrs-
vated form, eeems to bc cell. evident, and the
remedies usually employed in the treatment
Of the human patient are found to he the
most seviceaOle in the case Of the horse.
Complete rest, warm blank cts, non.cxpo-
sure to drafts Of air, disinf ec,snts and total
absence of bleeding and Frustrating cxihar.
tics, - rule, should be observed. Twenty
or thirty drops Of tinc,ure Of iron In . gill
of Jamacia rum, diluted with water, and
given every four hours, In order to preserve
the strength of the horse. or the ,incture of
arnics will produce relief. A plaster around
the throat, composed Of one portion Of Cay.
enne pepper and two Of FAX seed. mixed
with vinegar, Is excellent. Frequently re-.
move the fetid discharge from the n"strils,
always using warm water. An"ther-per~
feet rest, clean stable, tempting Diet and
stimulating linimebt applied 10 ,bs throat.
Another remedy is rest. comfortable bed.
ding, bandsging gthecxtremi,ies fumiga,mns
Of boiling water IL assist the discharge u, the
nose, with couGh mixture If licorice root
and molssses Administer tonics and stim.
ulants If appetite fails and weakness ensues.
His feed, moreover. which should he Of
the best quality, 10 generally composition
wherein economy Is mo s,conspicoous; and
this is furnished 10 animals which are com.
psl'ed u travel e'Sh,een 10 twenty miles
every day. Youn. respectfully,
HENRY RER0H, President
The new North-west., 1872-11-16
TIE NEW NORTHWEST,
OENL. OEORoE O. MEADA

The tslegraph announced the death ok
Gen. 0so. q. Meade. Of posuuonia, ia Phil.
sdelphis Nov. 9Th, 1871. 0esl Hsa6s ~
born 10 Span in 1916 sradussed at wess
Point, and seryed with eminent distinction
In the Typographical Engineess in Mex.
loo rsosiving brevet Lieusenantcy for gal.
lantsy st Monterey. August 3lst. 1919 he
was made . Bsiesdier General, and took
command Of the ID brigade Of NcCalls d..
vision (Penna Resssvss), In the Army Of
the Potomac at Tennallytown. He partici'
psted In oil the battles In which It vas On.
gagged, succeeded to the command Of the
Division, and then the Army OsspA and
finally when Leo was moving on 0etCys.
burg and the Army Of the Potomac under
Hooker wss scattered over Maryland, when
The crisis Wa upon the nation and the loes
Of Maryland and the National Capital
seemed almost inevitable, The order came 70
Gen. Meade at Frederick City 70 take COM
mand Of the Army Of the Potomac. It was
dread responsibility; but bic action wss
decisive. The several army corps were put
In motion oil centesing toward Gettysburg
and 10 forty eight hours the new command.
a concentrated his army BY forced marches,
gave the enemy battle with headquarters
established on the lighting line. and In that
memorable, hard fought engagement the
war for the Union became success. Gen.
Meade, who he'd ever been disliked by his vol
unteer commando for his severe discipline
became st once . fsvorite. and . few weeks
after - he dashed through bic old brigade,
cheer ON cheer, the ilrst time he ever heard
Il from them, went up for the heroic com.
mander; the knitted brow relaxed, . grati.
6ed smile came oyer the hard features Of
the Chieftau, and refining up his steed, the
iron soldier evidenced bic appreciation Of
the token-sud the next opportunity showed
them into the hottest corner Of the hghs.
He fought the famous wilderness campaign
under the immediate eye Of General Grant
and made rcord second to none In oil the
great struggle. He was severe discipline.
Ran, possessed . wonderful executive
ability with the faculty Of following up the
very details even while in command Of tbss
great army, brought system out of chaos on
the eve of his hrss battle, and handled the
Army Of tho Potomac - though il were .
platoon. He wss brave 70 . fault, leading
bic commands where the contest WAS the
hescest. In him the dag had steadfast
friend and In his loss the country mourns
ono Of the best soldiers that ever drew
Sword under the starry banner.
The new North-west., 1872-11-16
MOTHS Or TU DAY.

oV~~ooO ~ O6R0 O08s
Cider is five cents gallon in Connect.
cut.
Tcrre Haute's best barrier 10 woman.
Bret HarteS father was formerly Princi,
pal of the Hudson IN. W Academy.
French opera, after run of tifty years,
has been abandoned in New Orleans.
Lucca goes to mass regularly.
Titusvillc. Pennsylvania, makes saasages
by steam.
Horse chesnuts have thus far escaped the
disease. Chestnut horses havn't.
Joe Pentland, the circus jester, is now an
inmate Of the luns.ic Asylum ON Wards
Island.
Another name for the horse dise,sc Is gas.
troeryslpel.tous.
BY recent law in New Hampshire u
woman divorced from her husband can
again resume her maiden name.
How would Hos letters Bitters act Us
remedy for the epidemic! Or would hos.
letter he worse than the ''l,oss" disease.
The wealth of Iowa, equally divided,
would give $6ol 03 to every person in the
State.
A number of the Chinese workmen at
North Adams, Mass, have cut off their pig.
tails,
The following IL the reason the editor Of
the Newark Regsster has been somewhat pc.
culiar in his leaders The past few days:
Ring out wild bells-aod tame ones too
Ring ont the lovers moon,
Ring out the little slips and socks,
Ring In the bib and spoon:
Ring out The muse, ring In the nursc,
Ring In the milk and water;
Away with paper, pens and ink
Ny daughter, oh, my daughter.
The population of Kansas iy over 400.
600. Of this 100000 came in since 1885,
This population is scattered over IS coun.
ties, containing 44.o0c square miles, or 49,.
"a, ,0o0 acres This 10 only about one. half
the territory of the State. Sixty thousand
people have come into the State each year
turing the past few years.
The new North-west., 1872-11-16
THANKSGIVXNG.

BY designssion Of the President and the
Executive Of Montana that essentially
American Holiday - the social, sensible
sacred indoor complement OF the Fourth Of
July, Thanksgiving Day, 10 appointed for
Thursday, Nov. 18th, ls7a Originally
only local observance, It 10 each year COM
Ing into moro national, mors extended Oh.
scrvsnce, and ere long will bs celebrated
throughout oil the ssasss - generally -
Christmas, which originally religious an
nivsssssy hes degsnsssaed Into revelry
Thanksgiving b frausht with other blsas-
irgs than those invoked BY the grsatful
hearts OF finite beings from the In6nits. il
u reunion day-she eannual eoldss wedding
OF kindred-when around the hospieable
tables and The ruddy 6rss Of home age gaah.
ersd the generations Of the family, when
the tresses OF gold and sny ass mingled and
tho Decembsr Of ags y bsightsAsd with ths
su.shiny Nay of youth. We hsye never
seen Why the Souahssn people, with %
strong family. attachments - chasactssiss
shsm, have not more geuesslly celebrated
this day. Even in thls midland west whess
families sss moro fragmsssasy than else
wbese on Tie continent, Il y coming npidly
into general observsuce, and We trust thss
on this designated day Of ~ Il nay Be q.
served In thouaands Of hsppy homes, sad
wherever thrcughout The eaStA The drss Of
fhesdship ars llt On Tie social altar, ~
Plenty snils, end psaos. good win and sras.
itudc nll evey hsagt With erace. ~
The new North-west., 1872-11-16
Su.eeal sfo>.l Ose. Q. MsaAs.

Philadelphia, November 1lth- Business
10 almost entirely suspended, and the city
wears holiday:appeannce. The dsgs were
everywhere draped In mourning. and even
the buildings, out of respect 10 the memory
Of Gen. Meade. The route over which the
fsnssal c,rtege moved was 1!lcd with people.
Early this morning the body of the deceased
was removed from the house to st. 1aiks
Church, where II was placed In front fthe
altar, guarded by detail selected BY Gen.
Mcdowell Long before halt. past len, the
time 6xsd for The ssrvices, the church wsl
pAcked The o0sciasins clsrgymsm were
Rsv Mr. Hon1nan, rector. Bishop Odss.
hsiner asd Bishop WLIppIe. The a,s,
named Bishop rssd The ps.ysrs. and The
second made IN address sulosistic Of the
deceased. The fanesa! procession commsn>
cd moving about half past II, and was near.
y ss hour passiag given point The Ma
sioaal, State and City officials vied with
private citisens q hoaor the dead. The
qolln wss carried On sun carriage drawn
b d1 hososs. follopssl BY . hosss with q
saddls, In which were the vacant boots ~.
vsssed The ooaln was coveEed With IN
Ansskss eo,oss, with svom and vrsaal
On Top. Grant, In cisissaS dreae, rode ID
n opsa casTiaCs, occupisd b Geo H. StuaSl
sad eshss sestlsssp. 0eaA Sherman Shsr'
idss and oskss amy oG,csn appeassd iafsIl
sai1si,a. Ths psoesssioa W. wy h
unn1nR nlnhaf t k8 t sSRte
The new North-west., 1872-11-16
THE RAILROAD QUESTION.

Sill this question 10 being sgitated. The
Gasstss, Herald and konssnisn want North
and south Road. That 10 right enough.
They want 70 subsidlse it-and ~ the prop
ositious have beeo Submitted, that is wrong.
They have IN idea that when that subsidy
10 granted, nilroad communication IL secur.
ed and seem to calculate upon ito beng is>
msdiasGv built. It cannot possibly be built
inside Of two years. It 10 reasonable to be-
lieve the Northern Pacific Win reach u -
soon - the North and South road would.
Il viii bring 70 greater beps6ts than The
n. q 8. road posstbly could. asd havin that
the Central Pacific Company viii, without
assistance II Il cannot obtain Il, build q
North road anyhow 70 give It competitive
outlet eastward. It 10 proposed 70 subsidise
this N. h 8. road with e4,000,O 900 Ut 30
year bonds, bearing ok pr cent interest
That makes o9lo. 90 . ysar saxes in gold.
Cod 10 worth premium sf - pss cent
making es7l 100 tsxss In curEssey. Count.
ing gold at pr, ths principal and simp,s ii.
VSSeoS WVAs0 w V4AsOVVsSVV" sssoss ssse
total vsluation Of the Territory. And At
compound interest. counting gold for ten
years q 10 per cent. premium, and for the
next % yoars st par Il would amount 70 the
enormous sum of ~, ,822, ,29l Marrow
gauge railroads can be built, the kossssiss
n.y., for 123 500 per mils A road can thus
be built from Helena to Utah, $50 miles, for
81, o,t76, 900. Why then Eivs twen,y>four
millions to sssiss . foreiRd oorporation to
build III In any phase this scheme he's
been psoposed-save BY Subscribing the
ssock-it presents itself - IN imposition
which the people ought to disoountsuanee
and put down. The 0assses accuses % Of
speaking ''fippantly" Of the project There
b nothing of that In the above. They sre
hard solid facts, and We submit them for
consideration. We have been waiting with
some interest to hear what plan Of raising
money the Committee Of One Hundred have
decided upon, and when that 10 Offered, will
take that position which We believe b right
s9d for the best interests Of this people,
tho displeasure Of our cotemporaries To- the
contrary, notwithstanding.
The new North-west., 1872-11-16

without water % 70 use) and began the accent, to
wkieh one , isdsseed BY pgseipiesos ascent ct ~
ersl lAandrs1 tese For miles y 10 - vp-Ur. To-
was1 the sunie 1bsse are maGni acGpe views. taking
In scope q eoua11v os 81 to 10 mile radius The
ssp9inses1nt q che Park shseld bssd 'Look.outs"
h0e. sach I. were used In the ara0. and which could
Be easily done ON thess great wooded ciis 1911 feet
above the 50 Further on We found Lakele,s Ut one
two or three scrcs EXTENT right tho summit OF this
immense range, and birthstone vsut.-whole acres of
ss old volcanic crater In which numerous vents
Of eevesa the Inner psssion of which 10 pure bs!m.
stone. beautifully capitalized Scattered over dozens
oe square miles tAeee are unumssahlc vscts and in
caculable quantitieCos this odorous drag purer than
the sulphur Of commsres-but you will probably all
learn ait you wait 70 know about birthstone from
other sources. and 10 " pass the subjsct, r. q
Down the mountain the trail 10 excellent anl the
gsand visea sweeping from the gray cliffs south Of
Yellowstone Lake u the dark sides Of Mount Wash.
st,s.s 10 4eNghtful Soon we como out into rolling
country. cross bsooklsts, filed with aue trout and
dnsI'y strike large open prairie 1t nightfsl Ssill
NO sivsr In sight There 10 heavy wooded range
ahead and between 10 and It may bc the Yellowstone
The shades OF night fall denser; the trail 10 not dis.
cernablc hunger 10 coming on horses and rders and
the cava'cade pushes ahead rapidly. Soon = strong
sulphurous smell greeted our nostri,.. Some one
called out
'IeNELL the GErsIRs."
And sure enough he did. We crossed . crest and
there beneath - were the Mud Volcanoes, and the
Sulphur Geyscrs and spriugs-our point Of destina.
ti0n-while just beyond the Yellowstonc rippled .
CHEEKY song. 49,. N.
The new North-west., 1872-11-16

THE PRESIDENTIAL YOTE.
Tho following statement shows the cor
rected electoral and popular majorities ~ re>
ported 10 the 18th inst Since that the wires
have been down, and no returns received.
The new North-west., 1872-11-16
MAJORlrlEs.

GRANT. 0RGGLEY,
ELEC'AL. POr'R. ILBC'AL. POP'R.
The new North-west., 1872-11-16

All Our Tobaeeos Strictly Warranted.
Al n. 1cH b,aHsi 5il
The new North-west., 1872-11-16

dopoelt0r's tSQnks Wjth bear valuable con-
tssn were Al. destroyed. The hank will
psobsbly loee nothing. The vaults Of ths
othss hanks with contents ~ sets; he
bouks OF The Hide and Leather Bank are
Destroyed. ~" ~'"''F.'ti "tai Y t
Ths city, in da,sness tonight, owing %
the disconDsction Of The main g. pipes from
the buent district m,..tss..
Psbljshing. printing sswspapcrA ard I'll
othse Necessary work, d being dons tonight
BY hnp and candle light
New Yosk, Nov. M.-The Board Of, Al.
dssnsu. q . meeting, forbid the erection Of
Massasd roofs, ualsss made. Of 6re-psoof
aaassiala. t.af as, ..4.#
Tests viz b essceed On Basson cqnuon
fof ~ 49, of gosdA -
Anong ~ loso vas ll,Ooa 80 ~ II
wool; e ooA - ssits Of eloshlse; q, -
bags Of solbbs, and 4, 80 half chssas Of eeA
Wool has sdyaneed u New York I ca -
possJ, woolsa goods . cents pr yasd,
bhntsfs. sAssh and dannsls, 70 per esat
n b. q. Tss,sasy loss aeshiae y ~
Ire ..;t ae s8,asa ~ IN
Ths osly isstssscs esnpssiss ~ ass
Hutea - ~ lslsgooGIoaal, nsliGl Oesa
IssAaags ~ Hsabol1G to
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PASSAGES FANOIA.
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

Among tie productions Of South
Boston are East Boston syrup, shoe
pegs and a lively boy aged fourteen,
named Jesse Pomeroy who has just
been convicted of enticing smaller
boys than himself into out of the way
places, stripping them naked, gagging
and tying them up, boring holes under
their eyes. and i'll other ways distigur-
ing them for life.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

K. Fred. Brooks. the we'll known
and popular dealer in books, station
cry, musical instruments, guns, fish
ing tackle, toys, cigars. tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods, has removed to
Millard's store, next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand.
People can save money by buy
ing their dry goods at the store of
Olcovich Brothers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

All pollti"2I printing dom at this office
-adyertising or Job work-must be paid
for in advance. This rule applies to all
parties, and WI. be strictly enforced.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03
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TRAINS.
Passenger trains will run between Car
son and Reno, as follows: Leave Carson
for Reno at IO:f5 y. n. Returning, arrive
at Carson at i:I5 a. m.
FHEIGUT"TTAINS.
Freight trains will run between the
same points, as follows: Leave Carson
for Reno at 10 a IN. and 40 p. m. Re
turning arrive ~ Carson at $3.50 a. m. and
$40 y. IN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-12
THE GREAT FIRE IN BOSTON.

Late on Saturday night Boston, Mass,
was visited by fire, the most destruct-
i've which has ever visited thst city, and
surprising in destruction that of Port
land, Me-, some years since, and not far
behind that which laid waste the greater
portion of Chicago last fall. News of
the Boston fire was received in this city
early on Sunday morning, and created
considerable excitement. An extra was
issued from this Office conveying the in
telligence of the great conhagration.
Further details will be found in our col
umns this morning.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-12
OUR NEW DEPARTURE.

With the end of the late political con-
test, the RECORD ceased to be a party
organ. Without yielding any of our
political sentiments, the absence of any,
thing of partisan nature to contend for,
renders it unnecessary for any distinctive
party principles to characterize our col
umns. And as there is no opposition
paper here to espouse principles at vari-
ance with our own, We are afforded an
other reason for abandoning the field of
partisanship. So many interests centre
in this community which are wholly dis
tinct from politics, that We can never be
without theme for the exercise of our
humble abilities in laboring fonaikgene-
raj welfare of the whole ty
Local matters, particularly til ing
out of the mining interests, WI Give
particular attention. We shalf7aiways
censure public servants when their con-
duet does not conform to the standard of
honesty and capacity, AMI at the same
time defend and uphold any officer who
may be uniustly assailed. The line of
policy thus Indicated is in full accord
with our personal wishes, and by follow
ing it strictly we hope to make our paper
acceptable to men of all political parties,
and to make it a worthy exponent of the
peoples rights and the general good.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-12
Arkansas Mining Cnmpany---Loes

Arkansas Mining Cnmpany---Locs.
ton of Works Ely Mining District, Lincoln
County, Nevada, Notice is hereby given. that
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees Of said
Company, held on the 9th day of November
A. d 1872, an assessment of FIFTY 1907 CENTS
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
said Company. payable Immediately in U. s.
gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, ct the
office of the Company, No. T29 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the Sixteenth day Of De.
cember. A. d 1872, shall be deemed delin
quent, and will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment shall be
made before, will he sold on Friday the 10th day
of January, A. D. 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses of sale. By order Of the Board Of
Trustees.
JOSIAH II. APPLICABLE, Secretary.
Office: No. 100 Montgomery street, Room No. O.
San Francisco, California. nl2-osw5w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-12
sGIvING.-Gov. Bradley has

THANKsGIv1SG.-Gov. Bradley has Is
sued the following proclamation:
The President of the United States
having by Proclamation designated that
Thursday the 2Sth day of November be
observed as a day of Public Thanksgiv-
ing and Praise, l, L. R. Bradley. Gov
ernor of the State of Nevada, recon-
mend the people of this State to devote
that day in rendering thanks to Almighty
God for the many blessings We have re-
ceived at His hands.
[SEAL. In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of State to be affixed
Done at Carson City, Nevada, this 4th
day of November, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventytwo. l.. II. BRADLEY.
By the Governor:
j. d. MINOR,
Secretary of State.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-12
liz ALL CASES, of whatever mature n

ALL CASES, of whatever mature, D,
y. ii. Whepley guarantees sure cure
n cases of venereal diseases, piles NJ
long standing, chronic diseases, etc. a
cure is effected without the use of mer.
curry. He cures piles in short space Of
time. Consultation strictly confidential
Office at Mrs. Pyles's Lodging House.
Room No. 5.
Dutch Herrings at
s. ASHIM & BROS
German Salt Pickles at
. S AsHIM BROS.
Sleeps Tongues Mt
S. AsHIM EROS.
Picked Pigs Feet at
nl2 S. ASHIM 4 BROS.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-12
FOREIGN.

London, 6 a. m, Nov. 1.-THE CON-
tiagration of Saturday was extinguished,
but not until the City Flour Mills were
entirely destroyed. The loss will exceed
100000. One fireman killed, and seve-
raj injured.
This fire is the most disastrous London
has had since 1861.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-12
Check Lost or Stolen

IAN THE NIGHT OF NOVEMBER 9TH. IN
~ Panaca Check No. zoe, drawn by Well,
Fargo & Co., at Phoebe on San Francisco, Noyem'
Der 9th, i'll favor Of John Hug, for the sum q,
Eighty Dollars. All persons are hereby can.
toned against negotiating for the same as p,y.
ment has been stopped. The finder will be re-.
warded by leaving the same at Nixons store
Phoebe, or Panaca store, Panaca.
nl2-1w JOHN HUG