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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-20

The progress of the Greeley wedge through
the Democratic hickory is as rapid as a due
regard for the safety of the wedge will permit,
but it is most particularly unflattering for the
hickory --
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-20

Now that Congress won't admit white
coats and hats free of duty, it is to be hoped
that no lenient custom house officer will al
low these articles to accumulate in bonded
warehouses, for after November 9Th they will
60 out of fashion.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
Special Notices.

SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF SoNE OF
THE DISEASES PRODUCED ny IT.-A salow or yellow
color of the skim, yellowish brown spots on the
fscc and other parts Of the body dullncss and drows
iness with frequent headache dizziness, bitter or
ha taste in mouth, drypess u throat and internal
hsst palpststiss, In many dry, teasing eough
with thso; sssteady sppeties, raising u fosd
and choking sensation r the throat; distress, heav
incss, blosted full feeling abOut stomach and
sides pain in sdes. back breast, and about shonl
dcrs collie, pain and soreness through bowels, with
beat constipation. alternating with frequent attacks
VI darrhoea piles natulcnce, nervousness ooldness
oa cxtremitics rush Of blood to head, with symp.
tom Of apopesy. numbsess Of limha, especially q
night cold chills atcruatn: with hot flashes kidney
and urinary di1icultics female weakness and irrcg
uarsss, with dullness, low spirits. unsociabty and
gloomy fOrsboaisn. Only few Of the above symp
toms arc libs Se present IN any At one time
All who usc N. Piesce's Golden Medical Discovery
for liver complications loud In Its prairc Sold by
all druggists everywhere.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
The Exchange Saloon, '.....
FINE WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS,
l46-N BILLY WILSON.

PROPERTY BoNDED-Mr. John w. Exs.
tcrling of Pilgrim Bar will leave on Monday
mex. for Cslif.rnis and be slScnt until next
Spring. He has bonded to him \ large
amount Of the hest n,inin: property in Mon
tsna and will probably negotiate sale dur.
ing his absence. The property referred to
consists of of some excellent quartz in this
county and q Radcrsburg, aud tho entire
system Of ditches,csrrying water On Pilgrim,
Bar and the vast extent Of new bars now
being opened in thst vicinity. These arc
the Upper and L,wer Rock Greek Ditches
and the Keystone Ditch. on Pilgrim Bar.
carrying some 1900 inches Of water and
reaching Ill the available streams but which
have still always been inadequate to supply
the amount Of water required. The income
has been and will continue To he enormous
for yeas sndiii,sy gre wisloat aoabs fhs
btst ditch properties In the Territory. Mr..
Easterling 10 IN experienced miner, and
having been cngaaei isn Mining for ,hre.
or four years about Pilgrim Bar, know
their vslse. W. have no doubt no viii &C.
quaint Capitalists with tlseir value Who VII
10 glad 10 iavest In such remuncra,ivc and
plDmancntly paying property.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

TO bCBeCUI0BRo AND pOkTNAATERS.
We have sent, during the past week, uoticcs to
subscribers 10 and 10 those whose time expires
this aud next week. These sre sent In - Return
Envelopes" We shalt continue to send these each
week ~ subscriptions expire The object is.
First-To procure payment.
Sccond-That wi,sre suscyibers have lcet Or design
leaving, their paIes may be stopped or the address
changed.
Thid--That all who do not wish the paper can pay
up and discontinue It.
We like = good circulation, would do anything
reasonable and possible TO increase that have
hut we do not wish auy one to take the NEW NonTH-
WEST unless they desire Il, and consider Il full
equivalent for % %. Neither do We wish TO send
papers to an oihce and havs them remain "uncallcd
Tor and come p. Ms very negligent In thcis duty
10 notify publishers In such cascs. II there are any
such on our lists these notices ~ uncaed for :" 10
days" aud returned by Posassstess ~ sss AwN
ou,rc. vii, crss,. So N vs-sAiust the lists. We
.'-U, that those In arrears, whose timc cx
pires, will promptly remit and renew. We have 10
ackn owedgc very gratifying Increase ~ clrculatou
since cnarging the NEW NoRTH wEsr and reducing
the terms 70 "S0iu ADVANCE" notwithstanding bat
q limited amount of personal canvassing has bssu
donc-s sy-tcm very expensive, bnt which Montana
publishers have adopted 70 gcnesay thst patrons ex-
pectit
We again request patrons to pay promptly; assure
them Of our thanks II they renew, but conccdng to
every man the right to decide for himself, will have
no hard feelings against any who. from whatcvcs
cause. wish 10 terminate their Subscriptions The
attention Of all subscribcrs aud POstmasters n called
10 tho above.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

PHILIrsBURG.--Manning & Dicdrich ave
been working eleven men steadily on the
Imperial mill until recently with good r..
suits. Tho pr0prietors having becn sup.
pGned in law suit shut down for 4 day
or two and the cold snap froze the power.
It was intended to start up again this week,
but the heavy advance in salt--from 0 to 10
cts.-and the fact that It is scarce obtains-
bic ut any figure, may prevent resumption
for some time. The mill has been crushing
four tons per day and an,slxsmating 81 tors.
Franklin" ore averages COS; Portland and
Gray Eagle 81. and Burr over 800 per ton.
The process works up within $5 to 81 OF
fire sssay. Mr.. Manning one of the pro,
prietors has had considerable experience in
reducing ores In Nevada. and although
having been engaged in placer mining In
Montana for several years has made = sue
cess with the Imperial Mill since the com.
mcnccmcnt We hope To sec the works re-
sumo sOOn. --'..t
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

Planchcttc il reviviny.

Planchctic Is reviving.
There are altogether triile over 81 900
merchant vessels in the WORLD.
A writer IN the Je,eisA Chronicle eaicu>
lates that in the year 1880 the nation Of Is
rsel is to be restored to Palestine.
Mrs. Greeley owned Chappaqua, and be.
queathed it to Lila. Horace will live here.
after at Alvin Johnson's.
Boston has three churches. respectively
lc0, 40 and l5O years old which have re-.
mained unaltered since they were built.
During the last ten years Se6o. 900. 900
worth of ladies' dress material, jcwelry, etc.,
have been exported from Paris to this coun.
try.
The St. Joe and Denver City road, through
Kansas and Nebraska is intended to reach
Kearney, Nebraska, by January.
General Berdan of sharpshooting fame
during the war of 1861. has cstablishcd him.
self in st Petcrsburgh, Russia, as manu>
facturer of fire. arms, and is SAID to be dong
very pIOntaulc business.
The deepest artcsian we'll in the world is
said TO he at Spercnberg, Germany, the
auger having reached the enormous depth
of 4, ,lN feet. This would have been con.
tinucd still deeper but for the great mechan.
ical difficulties connected with a further
prosecution of the work.
4 New Bedford bride and bridegroom on
their wedding tour were taken from the
station to the hotel in Boston, in q hack
drawn by oxen with white ribbons OF theil
horns.
Among the wcll.knOwn trottcrs which
have died Of tho horse disease are, In West
crn New York, G. L. Fox's Sontag and
Lottery, and VOORHEES, Ab.!allah. No noted
running horses have died. Many were at.
tackled but arc doing we'll
We have over billion and . quarter
acres of land in our States and Territories
yet unsurvcycd. Last year VIC sold 1870.
320 acres for CASH, 1886, AGO acres went or
bounty land warrants, over 400, ,0O0. 600 acre.
were settled under the homestead act. and
the railroad grants took over 5000, ,O0(
acres.
The Postmaster. General has reversed hi,
former decisions Us to the Glass uf postal
matter in which cngravings, chromos, etc.
should properly bc placed. Hereafter NJ
such matter may be sent by mail at the rat'
of one cent for every two ounces, and il
packages weighing less than two ponnds
| It will bc remembered that the former dc
cision was to the effect that art publication
were not ''printcd matter" within the mean
ing of the statute.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
FAMED AND CELEBRATED
....... ."KIYU)S,n .,.......
5is S q Wood Street, "a
iSlS0
Helena.


HosIc,Ds - 1wx Bs1nsss, u. .Thos
Deyarn,on. Sheriff Of Madison County,
informs - thst Robert Dempsey we'll known
In Montana 1hSt -srAI Ikitlsd Z ha4 breed
named. Wil1la o. Us1eiS ssTwis Bridges
On 9,.I..' '..t Iasf;Ha:y n.E Inlati III S1e pcy
eiss,s, .gessipg drunk apd fbree,esipg ~
liss e ~ lskAb: ida ~ 6ssaSs6n ht
he'd . ride snd threatened to shoUs uast -
noss Of ths 5asj)y. DsmpssS seissd hin.
got posssasiop, q ~ &9n ap4 sAott hln
thssagh ths bssast. He 1ssd " , shosS tIme.
sDnpsey vent . viUths4asA n f y y
Alnsell. \ 5 i tslisve1 ~ - II p ~
a.1...sa aisffss j fBnfaa ~ lossisss ~
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

} The undersigned will from and after this
date suspend the free advertising list. Our
advertising space 10 for sale in quantity to
suit purchasers and At reasonable figures.
What VIC can contribute to worthy objects
We will. But free advertising has become
burden and we herewith give notice OF its
unexeeplipnal suppression,
INDEPENDENT.
New NORTHWEST.
Deer Lodge. ": T., Nov. 0, 1875.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

ANOTHER PRISONER. -Moutsnians will
rccollcct the horse thieving near Buzc'nar
in August, the chase, the fight resulting In
the death of three or four OF the thieves,
and the capture Of the ifth-thc youngest
Of the party. HE name d George Cisrt
age 22 years. He was tried for grand larceny
at the recent term Of court in Bosemsn
found guilty and sentenced to one year Ia
the Peuitcntisry. SheriffGsy brought him
over last Friday aud placed him In the
Pcnitcntinry.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

eAD IxcrDsxr o1 rae HOnss EPIDEM
A nswspaper correspondent gives the fol.
living incident = having taken place In one
ss,lhe Rochester III ieng:as houses during
Tie tims The Aoess Epidemic was raging in
thas city: ia5 i, 'l.ak
y J The ut one 1t he two '.greyys." ." eosslag
he city @ooe, was dying. Ssddeaiy w hell
tslled nat IN alaso of fss. True 10 olA In.
pslses, the dying stsed sadeayored 10 reeais
bio feet, and actually did raise himself Of
his lorc>less. only . fall helpless inmsdi.
atsly. Death closed the fait4ful animal's
syes - hour md 4 qsarser after. ,,.,..ss,
ExnsrTIox -llssa1 Spooocr = Pssc,,e
returned q Tkanday iium N sxienoed
trip throsgh ~ ussthsa campe With sheir
GaDopsiooa. hsyiaG gisss sEhibitIoas fsea
Pioneer y YossH CITY. They win exAihis
thh svcaink . Wlosgb Han, l)ew Lndes,
cosnmNscikg q u osclock 4 asahse -
tb0eegsssAIe'vlsvs = ~ I4le aad ssaas
!; ;SSslissseal sailgsc1, - = ~ ~ ~ ssss -
Vaassiellv iaesQ ~ Ba1lsG I.
Il B
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
FOCAL NEWS.


Tsmpesanee lecture
Rev w. W. Aldcrson, OF Bozeman, will
deliver 4 Lecture on Temperance In Deer
Lodge on Thursday evening of next week,
with view 70 organizing 4 Lodge OF Good
Tcmplars Due notice will be given by
hand. bills ...s. ...,...
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
Personals.

Mr.. Owings, OF Wolveflon & Owings,
Rocker, left for Corinnc this week.
Miss Helen Writer'S, a former resilient of
Deer Lodge. is returning and ~ due by to.
days coach.
Rev. W. W. Anderson, of Bozcnasn. ar
rived yesterday and has gone to Missoula 10
deliver Temperance Lecture.
MI. J. Il. Wilcox. merchant, returned on
Saturday from trip to San Francisco and
st. Louis. He accompanied by his daugh.
ter who will remain in Montana during the
winter.
MessrA Jas.B. Wilson and e. r Lindsay,
Blackfoot, Jno. Manning, Philipsbrrg, Sher.
iff Guy, of Bozemsn, W. P. Wheeler, Butte,
J. J. Dounhoucr, Helena. Isaac Dean and
H. G. Wicbold. Silver Bow, were among
those In town on business this week.
Rev. w. L. Blackwell preached at Pioneer
Sunday. Rev. w. II. Stoy went up 10
Blackfoot Thursday. Messrs. Geo. W. IT.
vim and Addion Smith Of the Iadepsadest
have gone over u the Metropolis f6 : few
days. .-,'
Mr.. VIM. Mellcn Of Pioneer left for tho
Ststeson Tuesday, He willspend the winter
In Boston and Arkansas. Nineteen years
ago BILLY" was youth with boyisl, per.
versitics. Ono Of his friends told HIM he
had better ''go west" He did the next
morning. and has never .seen home or ''tl,c
States" since. Pleasant Journey.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

8ellsway's Pills-ln all crowded Cities Malar
10 and fors brcsthcI and again. till the
strongest lungs incapable Of producing pure blo
hence the slnsgishncss Of mind and body the wear
iness and irritabilty Of msny persons during this
season OF the yeaE These medicines neutraze these
impurities, and give vigor to the head. heart and
stomach. Is cents per box OF pot. I.6-it
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

IN TIE RECENT GREAT FIRE IN BOsyON
ALL HOUSES We ARE BUYING GOODS Or
WE'RE BURNED OUTs SUFFERING GREAT
LOSS THEIR wANTs. nor MONEY WILL
NE IMPERATIVE. AND IN ORDER TO REM
DER OUR FRIENDS PROMPT ASSISTANCE
~ ;i's ,ass slsst ,,.traiar.M ,.t TAN,
400 CASES BOOTS,
1000 PAIRS PANTs. 3Hu45a I83rt
400 ovKRc0ATs, y .y,g. .a.,a d.
l0oo PIECES PRINTS. n. r-,aE
80 PIECES FLANNELs,
3oyooo FLOUR sAcKa ,y,y,frg
Asd Ill our Iususense stock Of ~ : :
ssapk and Fancy Dry Gssda, CSslhSs.
Sssss, Shssa r., Etf
AZ pricss lower than ever before offered In Montana
.yIa ana
'osem6cs H. is7s :. I. bONNER co.
e.lsia4.als-I----- -..unzlj 4iA2-- ---fs s5a 8fai
4 LAnGs' Lof oS wixbox sAsaHs-AL
S'ss. - sase ssapss - ~ ~ sr4lFao tsaaiss
libu iaaa4.fsl b Ilhi. ORA KgNYoN. +
The new North-west., 1872-11-23


The courts held at Virginia City, Rndcrsburg and
John l.. Murphy. Associate Justice, prcsidtny: the
Courts held at Deer Lodge City Bannack and Mssou-
"a arc Courts of ta Second Judicial District, Hon.
courts held at Helena and Diamond are Courts Ut the
Third judicial District, Hon. ID. Wade. Chief JUS
cc, presiaing.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
Deess Gooos
SHAwLs
lAces
CLoAks
Hos'eRY .
flAttels
OorEsT'cs
CARFE1s Ere.

Having M ample supply of goods, I am enabled to
scli At low prices and solicit the calls Of buyers.
Come and examine my goods and prices. 3"
Deer LSsigc, Nov. !. 1872. ia.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN that proposals for teaching the
Fourth district schOO of Deer Lodge county. will be
reviewed by the Board Of Trustees until the .ith inst
Address communications to r H. BILL,
Bsckfoot City, Deer Lodge county, NJ. 7.
I.c.9t
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
MARRIED.

HINRIksEN--JENsEN--At Warm Spring Creek, Deer
L0dgc county, ". T., Nov. ., 1872 by +. Stephens,
J. r.. Nj. Andrew Henrikscn and Miss Rary Jen-
-cn, both 0f Upper Deer Lodge valley.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

@5 to 500 ssa ssan.sa: say' Al nssn.. sIs.'
Of working people, Of either sex. young or old,
make more money ut work for Us in their spare mo-
ments all the tim than Ut anything else. Partic-
rlars FREE Address 6. Stinson T. Co.. Portland Maine
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

Notice of Collection.
The acc0unts and notes Of Kleinschrnidt i Bro are
!eh e the Banking House OF Donnell, Clark 4 Lara
ndebeed are notified call there and make settlement
prompely.
Deer Lodge, June 10, 1873. 15i-
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

WOODuS.sr,ss.a a,ss, TsS have % 'seS e :" Q,
for their NEw NoRrH-wEsr are desired TO deliver II
~ soon A. practicable. Please make note os this
and attend tn 1t promptly. Eft III.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

The Bridal Cha m lDcr.
ESSAYS For Young Men. on Gren: Social Evilr
and Abuses. which interfere with MAR.IAGE--with
Of relief for the Err!ng and Unfortunate
diseased and debtatcd Sent free Of charge. In seal
ed envelopes. Addrcsa. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. .
Ninth st.. Philadelphia. Pa. ll6-lr
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
The COurts-lA71.

Times and place. Of holding Courts IN the Territory
Of Montana. United States business transacted ut
terms held nt Helena, Deer Lodge and Virginia cities
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!
GERBER 4 DICKINSON,

Have theApcst bar stock In the West Side Or sny
other side, and two Of the Uestrunning billiard tables
In the Territory. special invitations tn the whole
community tO-cOnse and nee ~.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
For sale.

For NNIC.
4 beautiful Marble Soda Fountain one Of Mathew
pattern. with six syrup chambers and generating ap
garatus complete. Apply at G. N. Bowics drug sore
Deef Lodge City, n. +. lCa-tf
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
RELIGIOUS

ErIscOpAL--Hcrviccs will be held At the Cont ll0us'
NJ A. 4. aud ?. y. t0m0rsOw. Rev. WIN. II. StO!
officiating Sunday School at ~ ,. -.
Thanksgiving services on Thurday at II ocloc'
Z NJ.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

| VISITINGCARDS'h;:;sss!sss s.,d:, ri:
douhlc extra Bristol, script letter. and put mp In
handsome cases containin; 50 cards. At the NEw
NoaTH-WEsr Job Odice. ia.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

8s1lsWays 0i1tmeut-Sore legs, wounds,
Ulcers etc, br cured. Thc rational treatment a
indicated by nature. isto reduce Tie local ndamstos,
arA render the wstcry chorous discharge consistent
and healthy. Hsppily, Iolloway's Ointment accom-.
pishes these ens with unfailiny certainty = cents
PER box or pot. & - &. - AZ ~ 4ait3.4t
- 49, sr-s--- v GA "
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

Pioneer. November I'D and cath.
Silver How. (at Warm Spring School lionsc) Nov
30fh and Dec. LET.
=. j. CATLIN. ?. Z.
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

Botanic Physician,
- I1. r. G A VI o IL ID.
TAs easebnasd botanic physician has now located
et Pionses where hs be cosssltsd on al d,reasea
HIS hsd large and succsssfa psactice with chronic
dbsssss. He refers b. pesnissioa To the following
chlQngo aoCoeo0oo0.
=. v. GATES. JAZZ scOvILIR
r 0ATxE n. H. SCOvILLR,
\, i. TRAzIER. hE5S.T. WRBNER ~ tt8
A. D. ROBSON.
ss5..s5# I5s III t,Ic4Ao
The new North-west., 1872-11-23
New Fall and Winter Goods.

] am row receiving the largest stock Of goods ever
brough, Montana comprised Of standard goods and
the latest fashions and novelties,
The new North-west., 1872-11-23


PooR PAPER-We have to apologize to
patrons for the inferior quality Of paper We
are using at present, and inform them it Is
the hest We will have this winter. Our
order Was for the same quality used since
tho enlargement but the dealers charged .
higher price and sent poorer stock. Every
one knows al We can do 10 10 endure il and
bless the men who sent It. We make this
statement merely IN prevent you indulging
in the false hope that Mills will get some
better paper next week, " and assure ron It
is the hest in the shop. Such ~ il il, you
shall have, with our regrets It is not better.
DANCING CLUR-During III" week tho
Dancing lub hes been rcorgsnizcd for the
winter Of 1872, some thirty or forty ncm.
hers enrolling. making larger Club than
during cithcrof the previous seasons There
ere also larger number of lldies u Leer
Lodge who viii attend than cyH G4orc,
there having been . material tra5s in
plumbers during the year. This win ~
arrangements The Club win 49,: eivss
psomise Of . winter season Hrnush jsy
among those who delight 10 Masic's -
ares and the masy danes. We bslieY1 1T
designed = havs hop eacl, weck, sfNA(&
due notice wal BE- givsa. =
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

I4lfgII4F Ey4iEs4ts9s8 u stEF9llsH - fSEiIs Y
80 sl. sf# 8fs1 S8ksAI ssss4 s#s1as ssH F0 auds -
fM 9ai sa Es ~ W " sssFss
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

Z I-- . IN 711t 87 49,
~ u III :. ehae = .Qpeeal"~ Phil,
=. 1Assiiaa = s.lal - 6eSsal~ :
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

,sssxs1k.o II .~iii tssis+''
The new North-west., 1872-11-23

pants. and furnish 4 safe retreat for the few
settlers, a.xinst the fierce attacks Of the
willy Bla:kf"ot . we'll. These Indians. 20
far back as any knowledge Of them is had.
have made the Ritter Root Valley their
particular forging grounds. driving OF
stock and numbering residents when tic
least opportunity afforded. Maj. John
Owen. under whose supervision the Fort
was erected, and who has made there his
6ome fur more than % years, has, on differ.
- occasions, been great sufferer by thes.
tst1chernus Blackfcet Al one time they
.su1 loft 100 head of horses and mules bs had
iu>Drtcd It great expense, and killed = very
w1fthy young man in his employ, named
0obson. These savagcs were - bent on
tttealing horses they w0uld crawl TO the
corral at night and attempt t. undermine
she walls ~ get at the stock. I
Fort owen l. ltoroughly identified with
the settlement of the Northwest: II ~
been owned esch by Oregon, Washington.
Idaho and Montana; within It's walls the
lansenled 0oY. Isasc L Stsvens iseusd bid
fsst proclamation - Governor Of Oregon;
y i hallowed By ile blood Of martyrs d
Ayagc fcrocity. end made sacse.l y ii
many associaiions; il history cosaect,
The dark anA bloody past with the bsiehl
fsterr, aaA fwhen tsVthfslly writsss will
fsrnisha . noss istssssslas and instsuceive
leaf Ia the Escoeas Of the grrss Nsrthvese
H, CAlcIuA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-01

Cupid's Ambuscades.-The sly archer,
Love, sho,ts his, arrows from many
coigns Of vantage, but it is doubtful
if he SlslIe,s his hcart-takiug shafts
from any ambush with more effect than
WHEN, he arms tbe,n from the, braids
and follsaad riasleysef 2 salerb heal
of hair.s,zLadics who have Mt. ,.bcc,
favoear'by Nature with this cs6Shing
charm Of woomanhood, can rsadily md
certainly increase the leme of their
hair and impartt to itA silksn lastre
by using Lyons iKatharoa as a DALI
dressing; while those Eaoa pusiaenes
has blessed with saPstabsdd anees q
this .'Glory" Of the sex, eau preserve
it, andimipis,,ed, in quantity and un--
diminished, in beauty to the latest per-
iol of life: There is a terminating pri-
nciple IN the Kathairon which literally
the hair to grow. It cxtir-,
pates scurf, ,landruff, and all exfoliations
andexcrcsences ofthe sclap which inter.
lerc with, the rapid and healthy devel
opment Of the fbers. ~ =.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-01

PocKEr D1crIoNARY.-We bster =
Pocket Dictionary, in its present shape
is a great improvements over allprevious
editions and all similar works., In the
first place it is neatly printed, and
bound in morocco, with gilt edges.
Then it contains 200 pictorial illpstrat-
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Of the meaning Of many words than
could possibly be conveyed bysthe usual
definition. The little volume, while
being no larger than an rdinary pocket
book, embraces in it's vocabulary a
careful selection Of over $4,000. Of the
most important words Of tho language
with definitions sufficiently clear, though
necessarily brief, to meet the ordina,R
wants Of any one requiring it's use.
Prefxed to the work are tables Of mon
ey, weight and measure. 4abbreviatjons,
words and phrases from foreign langu-..
ages, rules for spelling. explanations,
etc. Iii is in fact = most valuable little
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-01
CREsco, Get. goth 1872

Mr.. Editor: 49,. :,
DEAN Sln;-By request l herewith
give you for publication synopsis Of
a discus sion Of the Cresco p. II. Oct.
Doth 1872. z~
The discussion brought out the fol-
towing facts; that spring blowing is
better than fall blowing; deep blowing
better than shallow J, blowing; corn
planted With a splanter will mature
sooner and yield more than taat plant
edwith hoe, THO solI should be
thoroughly narrowed both before e.,d
after ,corn.i5 up, after which afollers or
cialsmasher may be probably used.
Varieties y ommeaded are. Isl Flint;
End Dent ]: gy sprlyiiaas these rules
to corn agriculture, farmers Of How
ard county have in some instances sue
ceeded in raising one hundred bushels
Of shelled csrn per aese.z . -. -
Very respectfully yours, - ,.s
I'LL Jo,,s SHERMAN,
: ta4x%aTS Secretary.