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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

Persons indebted In " ii. Alicm.u. by
note or book account. pnss due. Will nc.
cspt tais ~ notice 10 III IN personally. aud
make paynivnt hfure ,ha middle III Nov,
or their accounts without distinction will
bo left tur collection. ipont walt for Il
letter, b,.i pay spur dcLiH and SAVE cnsss.
mi w. III, ALl.ENAN
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Principal Dopot, No. 90 nlbeFt =,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
For Sale hy h1yf
SWENSDN II LOWRY. Creseo.

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cordially welcomed
A WaupwARn In l., A. MERRIAM.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

NJ TT 'ha fhaNH sam MIN I'M MHNsHs "
#oNs.e, stas. ssn sstssr@
We have never 81 sfen 4 tAse IA SPAWN.
Swsens, ling .hnns Mna.gall, Scratches
sr fuii.Evil which this I.ihim.nt waald
mi speedily henrhs. anal Wv never saM hat
few eates which II wanl mot cure "
viii cure ~hen anssh,n. can. Il N folly
10 sr.ni A2N. frr FArrisr. ~hen rne slel.
lars wsrsh II renianr Lshimtns will a.
BETTER Thr following Ii sample II the
ia.iimon, rrsincti
". Hopkins. rostnAslef. riqna. q.
says
NrMsIrfnN. O.. Marth I. ISL.
The trntsur Lsnisnenis tfc The hrs,
selling medicines N- have ever hal The
,,emani i. r.rs gr~at fof IL, and We cannat
rsluri - he w.'hou, IL
l.. ~ ilisEf & SON
Jtir.n*os. Ma Nov. IL, issa
Seine simr g vas shipping h.rsrs 81
~ I..u. ! soi onr belly crippled III The
ear With srea, diiicaity got him 10 the
stable lhc stable Keeper gave me bot, I.
VI. &c Your rcntanr i.inimens. which
nsei With sncll sMsrcs~ that Ia two days Tho
horsc Was active rni nearly we'll. | have
h~en veterinary surgeon fer thirty years.
bur s"uf liniment beats nhythin. ever
used. 4. ]. MGARrt.
Veterinary surgeon.
These l.inimcnts arc now so,a nv all
dealers In the caMntrv.
Laboratory Il ] u ROSE & co.
~ nEr Sr., NgW l0Ak.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17
couchs Of ;lle most obstinate kind

Coughs OF lie most 0nelinaxo kinu
are speedily overcome by K, and since
a simple cough IA very prone 70 develop
into serious Inflammation Of the Lungs,
the carly ne of DR.. Wisi,ARr's PiSK
TRrr Tan cohplAL II earnestly recon.
mcnlcd, as it invariably prevents tho
further progrets of the disease.
Dyspcps,a, Loss Of Appetite, Tor
piliiy of tho Liver and OF The Kidneys
arc promptly overcome by this superb
vegetable corrective, which not only
regulates but strengthens the organs
Of digestion, as we'll ~ those Of tho
urinary and hillary sccrctiona. j i'm
parts unwontcd relish for the food.
and, by promoting digestion and assimi-
lation, enrichcs the blood, which i
the natural motor of vital energy and
nulrimcnt to tic system.
Or. L. q. G. ytlshalt's Pine Tree
Tar Cordial thoroughly regulates tho
bowels, removes Dilnl and bleeding
Piles, hanis.,es from tho circulation
slrorsical anil MI other impurities, AMI
cffer,ually coan.eracls \ tendency TO
Gravel. X also cn,irtly obviatcs tho
weaknesses incident - females.
Dr. L. q. G. Wishart's Pine Tro0
Tar Cordial IN 10 mere fldffbo. II
ii d standard medicine, and has been
repeatedly recognized ~ such BY the
prcss and members Of the medical
profession, who cmrhatically endorse
the popular verdict long since render
cd in its favor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17
Dissolution Notice.

Notice II hereby given tlat Tho 20 part
nership heretofore existing under thu Arm
name III (rsnslail, ltlakc Il Merry Ii this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. All
dvlHs slilr thu firm Aru ID lc pail 10 III
lllakc aud n. !. Merry. late u the Arm.
The Indebtedness will b. met and paid on
presentation 0f claims Ml tho stand III thu
late trim.
n. u. rRASpAlt.
H. El,.kG.
Il. I. MEnKY.
lrcseu, Iowa, O.t., II, tas6.s siii
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

There II no iauh, hui lhe present sitna-
ton II ali kinds IT hnSiness ami industry
i irarfai's depressed. AMI II hvhposss ev-
srs family IN lax carefully 10 thrlr ca*
p.nsss, Winter II coming ON wnrn chill.
,lren afe liable t. tr.nr. Wheofing tonah
etc. t.nghs anl rali- will prevail every.
whore, AMI Consumption with other Throat
nni Lung diseases viii carry N many
These diseases should nm he neglected.
Doctor Hills arc expensive. rna w would
advise our people 10 asr HoscMEx's usR-
MAS SyRrr. II never has filled t.n~
hottie u ID csnts will keep ynur Whole
family we'll larlng the winf.r, Two dnses
Will relieve amy rgSe sold in MI towLs
In the u.ited statcs, and by your Drug
Isl /. !, tlcmmrr
tnlLDaE> tax roA CasuoniA. II II ~
rirasan, u tnks ~ honey. snt II absolute
" harmlrss u II sure 10 rxrel worms.
cure wind collie, regulate the bowels anl
stomach, AMI overcome irriiahility caused
i, rash or eating teeth. II II perfect
substitute for Castor Oil. antl for Gostivc-
ne.s In young ar aid there Is nothing In OK.
ls.cnca - etftc isc snl ralishs.
Tnx Latest, tiaEAr. ~. nni most re-.
Liable remedy ever put together BY medical
silence for l,heurtsisnl. Wounds, Swell.
inss, l.urn., lasel breast, Nr. IL the
trn,aal l.tnilren'. There are two a,inls.
MINT tho White i.in.men. Is for The human
tanily. thu lrilnw Gehta,ir Liniment ts fur
spawned. lame anil strained horses mil
animals AHA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

eN AKTX-MlLCOk. At III. residence
- l.eaIlsler Wilcox, New. ath 1870. ~
lsav. a. a Horton. Mr.. Theron BwArty.
10 NiM npra WilcoN. MI of Husti. N Y.
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~ Hattie stfs.t, Di.oaiyn, n, r., Nos. ", lsst
H. \. stss.ns, kA4.t
bsAr s,s~.kvust tsrssann, brnrns fesrivsa ~ IN
Hsr. ~ will ~ ffnH I.tsphat ku9Nt.Iss u tHss ]
WhDee sHfsA thereby iiats sessisd alninst ui.rnsus
isu., eau Msss hssft, AMI Asne~niy t.sNsm,
Mssa tln Na5stns ivf Tue rls, ,laln1ss tor shasa II
IL claimed In cure Isuas 4. tAnLna,
Late tsssSr calvary Hap. Church. sacramento, Dial.
imt -
NrVeslnr Il s@la ~ sli DsMgEt.ts.
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Valuable E.Nialrncr.

~, following unsa.ieiiea testimonials from
Is,.u. II. MANNER. u. a.. tasta.rts rAstnf ~
i,n. 4 nee, Il j. ssust b. .sssn,si ~ reliable
sslsi,ssu,s
NJ .,ss srs,,.,i ia to ul.sf.. Tia. thls i.ssYaa.
lal 7. ne result Of ~" ysaf. vsi.f,shse With The
u~s III Acheiinu ~ tir Res. Mr.. Walkers ta.ntl, !,
VII" Inv pr,naunrss u III, alnab'.i
Providence, Il. 1, ia4ransls s.rs,.
n. n. stevens, Esa,i
f.sl bound Ia tNptrs. With my sgHstnrc thu
high value ! jAA1s uiw.n your veyrtlns, NJ
lasntlt haze used u fuF tls last tAn yrnt-, III
Asrssus drhii, IL j. lhstaa biz, and recommend
n IT, .ll Win may nerd al .nsigorattn9. nno,sts
OF. wALkkR.
ypravt, ra.iar ef Has,lsln ". rharuh, ho@.ua.
The hest Evidence.
ri.s following letter fsonl Nss, N y. he.l, pastor
~. T. thaf.l., Naiiek, Mas, viii b. ral With III.
sssssl ~ many phsNhtast* Alsn thssr snfefiua
rem, tss sa,As disease afflicted tho son w ths
i,e, d. !. k.al. NJ persen can duh. slis t.sil.
tasfs ainl thrtr u Ia uaubt about the curative
saslrl. M4.a., ian. !. l,si.
I'll, s. u ss.,sD.
lea, -trs n. ha,. uao.i mason far regarding
sat teEstla, ii MsdteiHs u ihu greatest value,
~ rel as@ntei Tint IL has Dvrh thu lheana VI
rsstss oMf NhFs I'm, H. !. naw se..nsssn yenls
40. f6s iAs last TN yssrs Aa hne suffered ttns'
~ his i1. sa,ss,d hs AIoiuians alseti.i,,
ain aasniHt NJ lnn,A thai nsHriy All Vito saN
tim thought ius t.svvtt, iuils,s-.hls. eru,ssii
~ abb pi,.stsiaGs .aula Jlts liz lint the fnutast
hsyts ~ ~ sArt lalSins twe ~ thr number DO
.ttnE IhsI hs MS hrssAl the rcHsh ~ human
lr,us.lits. Til " .stH a,hptatlau eunH nsd .aks
Linn. - .r Ind hut vlunr ruatlAh IN eirdutS tits
apsrat.uh. aust then vi c0H,asils'.I snAll.a him
N~vel,s". asla tf0n thai tinlp ~ I'll. lgs+ih b.
has herh continuously lmpgaslna, ~ laA lately
resumed his Etu.tAr~. thit.Nn away ttn'rtsas Hni
,'ais. a,,a aaiks #e.,at tlsstfuIiy ind ~traHs
1hs.txh IVsr /. Eiit Ast,,as dsssa atKe Hum III.
0psnina Mhsfs the i,mi, Mas lancet, w haze ti,v
iuiisss evniisisHes that IL ! ttttc ume he vail "
I,vr'srtiy eurvd.
ts has tak m abaui three daa,m butt lr~ VI We've.
TIM, hui IaIaty u..s bal Etls, ~ hs dselareA II.
n ~ Aaii ~ b. taking HsrAluiM*t
Respectfully Samrs,
y. \. Nasr,
Mas, 4. u. Dhsv.
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RUSS

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afettf Avrs rfat NemeHthet ihe fsev IL
LIS risttits mi save mrnr, i "A
Tie Philadelphia Cln,hing House.
ur \. zt'NpEI,oNlrs.
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80 y eNAVI snmplfs worth N frr
stts.nS \ tn. farlant. Naihe ?usl
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
BLACK MILLS ITEMS,

From the Black Hills P;oaeer OF August
10th we condensc the following items Of
e
Gayville Is growing rapidly. Within
the past three weeks quite q number Of
frame houses have been erected. and quite
4 number are now In different stages Of
erection. The miners Of that particular
vicinity are making extensive preparations
for q Winters campaign al drift mining.
The town In the daytime Is apparently
deserted. whereas In tho evening the streets
are 80 crowded a. TO make them almost
impossible. :.
The Black Hills seem TO DO an absorbent
Of all the moisture Of vast REGIONS. 90
away from them seventy-hve or . hundred
miles In any direction. and cultivation
without irrigation Il impossible. Here
we have frequent and copious showers,
and heavy dews prevail all along the foot.
hills. This accounts for the mountains
here being covered with 20 rank and varied
a vegetable growth.
j. Chase 4 Co. have erected an arastra
on their mine. the Chief Of the Hills, run
by horse power. for the reduction Of their
ores. This is q o thai has been In
existence for the last three centuries. yet
these gentlemen resort TO this method.
knowing their ore 10 be Of such . charac-
ter that the arastra process will save a.
large = percentage ~ any process that
could be had here In anything like . reU-
enable time.
Reports received by General Crook from
the Grow scouts encourage o suspicion
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
THE 0r-TI0oK.

Owing to the universal ~siringeney and
dull times for the last few months. the
people generally practice economy in their
purchases in all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt tho pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
70 feel grati1ed that our business has
held its " beyond our expectations. Al
though the hard times are not yet past.
we feel that reaction will come. and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. we are laying in
Q large and well.selected stock Of custom.
made clothing for men and boys. furnish.
goods, boots, shoes. hats. trunks. ~valises.
blankets, etc., and in purchasing Kept an
eye 10 tie aaia ehaacs = namely buying
cheap--for We know that we must sell low
to meet the depleted purses Of the COM
munity. and we can and will do II. Come
and see u We don't.
REiSsrEIS 4 WOLF.
Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

NEW PArsSrs.-Through Dewey K
Co.. Patent Agents, San Francisco. we
receive the following advance list Of
United States Patents. granted to Pacific
Coast inventors, viz: James e Nc
Larsn and Charles d. Coventry. San
Francisco. sharpening machines; James
Duffy. San Francisco. process roasting.
smelling and calcining ores /; Frederick
Outflow. San Francisco. retorts for dis
thing mercury ores; Dennis Guinlsvin
and Robert N. Linsbarger. Ukiah. CAL.
minens' candlesticks; Ferdinand O..
Smith and Charles Z. Smith. Portland.
Oregon. solder cutting machines; An
drew J. Stevens. Sacramento. Cal. steam
moved valves for engines; George Swift
and William 7. 0'Neale, San Francisco.
method o: forming smbankmsnts; Isaac
8. Van Wrinkle. San Francisco. tuyeres;
John d. Yost. San Francisco. machines
for receiving and drying sheets from
printing presses: Richard Dean. Vir-
ginia City. Nevada. gas apparatus;
David Morsy. watsonville. CAL. lasting
apparatus for boots and shoes; William
Il. Rector and Henry G. Black. SANTA
Rosa. Cal. water wheels; John Settle.
M Gal n.I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Reese River Roreins says: We learn
that q man named Boscoe had his arm
broken while at work In u 81 the mines
Of Lander Hill. yesterday. II seems that
soon after he had begun his work .
portion of the mine cayed in. partially
striking the unfortunate man and result
ing rs above stated.
Tho Eureka Ssati.si says Tho Central
Pacific Railroad Company have secured
the services OF Messrs. Wren aud Thorn
ton to assist In the prosecutions Of the two
boys who are now In the County Jail for
tampcring with the switch at Sand Hill
Station.
The Belmont Courier says II Ia confident
ly believed that the telegraph line. now In
course Of construction between Eureka
and Belmont will be completed by the 10th
Of September.
The candidates for Office are 80 numer-
Gus In Elko that tho L~dspe~dsn.i has been
forced TO issue q supplement for the an.
nouncements.
A third boiler has been placed In posi-
ton 1T the Belmont hosting works. which
will obviaie all danger Of having TO stop
the pump.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
nR. nkEcnER OK NEwsrArkRs.


Tho immaculate preacher OF Brook
Ign. Henry Ward Beechsr. has been de-
livsring n ssrnon to his flock on The
ethics Of journalism. He gives his
hearers some advice. which Is original
10 not strictly in accordance with the
tsnsts Of common sense. HIS ideas o'
journalism are peculiar. He tells MS
dock that there are some good things In
newspapers. such as market repcsts'
stock reports, etc.. and advices them by
al . to keep themselves well post
ID on the prices Of butter and eggs, and
Pacific Mall and Western Union. The
sensational locals Of the metropolitan
press. he thinks. are not good reading
for Plymouth Church Christians; but
there 10 ons department in the modern
newspaper which Is sven more to be
avoided than the locals. and that Is the
editorial department. We can under.
stand how q man whose name has been
In every journal Of the world, and NOT
In . very complimentary manner either.
should become dissusted with news.
paper editorials. and newspaper locals
but Notwithstanding his sage advice. the
people Al large will in all probability
continue to read editorials and locals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

FRox r. FELLOWS. N. D.. OF Hill. N.
H. Although I have generally = great OBJ
lection TO patent medicines. I can but say
in justice TO DR.. Wisiar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry that II 10 . remedy Of superior
value for pulmonary diseases. have
made use OF this preparation for years.
and II has proved 10 be very reliable and
eficacious In the treatment Of severe and
l~ong.standing coughs. ! know OF one pa
tient. nov In comfortable health. who has
taken this remedy. and who but for its
use. ! consider. would not nov be living.
II. FrLLows. N. ID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

Tho old South Mountain Mining Com.
rsry having become insolvrnt and gone
through bankruptcy. the new owners Of
the property have Incorporated under the
name Of the Idaho Mining and smelling
Company. with . capital stock Of 49,.
100000. The Directors are A. p. Hotal-
ing. y. Rsinhsrt. u. shelly. A. Bocuqe-
r,x and u. Dupern.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
VACANT places in tho dental. ranks will

VACANT places in tho dental ranks will
never occur II you are particular with your
teeth. and cleanse them every day with that
famous tooth-wash, Sozodont. From youth
10 old age IL will keep the enamel spotless
and unimpaired. The teeth Of persons who
use sozodont have q pearl.like whiteness.
and the gums o roseate hue. while the breath
ispurc. and rendered sweet and fragrant. II
iscomposed OF rare antiseptic herbs, and 10
entirely free from the Objectionable and In
furious Ingredients Of tooth pastes. etc. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
LOOK HRREt

1t 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
MATTRESSES, and many other things, can BE-
bought Of u. W. GRANT. Gold Mn tabove the
NEvs o1lcs). at 80 rcss .nabis rates a. Of any
they are represented 20 be. i3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

HAoAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion, removes freckles.
tan and sallowness; makes tho akin soft,
white and delicate. Its application m
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04

LYos's RAruARIos makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriant hair I; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. ia ch~armingly %perfumed,
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
G0ll NRN,A-

The people will be glad to hear that the Blue
CELERY will stay In Gold Hiil one week longer.
Cards. ONE DOLLAR PER DOZEN.
su?7 ~ ]. o. KEMP.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
!. .nrmcArINa COUGH.

In 4 letter 10 Nrs. Lisis, OF Chicago, . vel
Known contributor to the Western pres. shs
sscribes the cure OFFS dangerous consn. Icon.
sansv AZ IHorebound and Tar. my cough
~ AZ .threstened 10 sufrocate me :
mi tSs Honey or Horehosud and Tar has
ssmossd .very trace OF It." The letter vas 70
sisSv Hand In this city. who has placed II 81
IN Sispossl OF o. N. Critisnion. 7 Sikh ave
nue. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
ntputa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-04
arHR YOUNG nAN's POCKET COM.
PANIONw

In ths title given 10 . ANAL book soon 70 be
published By DIR. u, gfOvic,oE
ums, An who wish . copy. are r.quested 70
ssii AZ No. ) souih o street. virginis city. and
tsst NJ merritt Of the rmsdisi bsfofs SUB
soffbine Sor the same. II 10 sdssss on vens-
real dissaseS. On